Published on Sunday, April 03, 2016 ‘The story behind the #PanamaPapers?’ tweets Edward Snowden. ‘Courage is contagious.’ by Deirdre Fulton, staff writer The Panama Papers is one of the biggest leaks and largest collaborative investigations…
April 4, 2016 The timing of SA President Jacob Zuma’s visit last week to Saudi Arabia and the UAE could hardly have been worse. This morning’s expose’ of the biggest international corruption scandal ever, is…
Posted on 10 Oct 2014 | In recent months, it has been reported that the Zulu King, Goodwill Zwelithini, under the auspices of the Ingonyama Trust, is preparing to lodge a massive land claim that…
Citizens have been playing in the wrong league, we are just not important. The extent of legalised global corruption has degraded citizen power to the benefit of a small elite ZAMA NDLOVU 06 APRIL 2016…
Nicholas Woode-Smith 6 April 2016 Jacob Zuma is a despicable human being: a corrupt politician responsible for the theft of over R246 million of public funds for his private abode, the disruption of our economy…
By Laura Oneale on April 6, 2016 Jacob Zuma the president of South Africa and the African National Congress (ANC) are rotten to the core, said Mmusi Maimane the leader of the Democratic Alliance (DA)….
BY LEON LOUW, 06 APRIL 2016, 05:13 Picture: iStock NUCLEAR energy is like abortion. If you have a view, you probably feel passionately about it, are convinced you are right and dismiss the other side…
President Jacob Zuma of South Africa MIKE HUTCHINGS / REUTERS By THE EDITORIAL BOARD APRIL 1, 2016 Cronyism, corruption and scandal have swirled around Jacob Zuma since before he became president of South Africa in May 2009, and…
By The Southern Daily South Africa – March 30, 2016 The United Nations Children’s Funds (UNICEF) recently revealed that South Africa is now rated as the worst country in the world to raise your children…
By Laura Oneale on April 16, 20141 Comment Chinese citizens of South Africa are once again being reclassified as blacks by the ruling government. A ruling by a high court in South Africa last week…
