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Parliamentary craziness leads author to ask “What is the president reading?”
The South African parliament has been the centre of attention for all the wrong reasons in recent years, and has led one writer to wonder where on earth they get their wisdom from.
Bheki Cele says police have identified hitmen who murdered Tshwane councillor
Police Minister Bheki Cele told the media on Tuesday that the police know the identity of the hitman who killed the ANC Tshwane ward 22 councillor Tshepa Motaung, but they have not yet been arrested.
Trump insists his penis is not a mushroom
When Donald Trump first heard that his ex-pornstar lover said his penis looked like a mushroom, he reportedly got straight on the phone to his Press Secretary to insist that this was not the case.
Big 3’s big promises for municipal elections
The ANC, DA and the EFF, have all laid their cards, and their manifestos, on the table ahead of the 1 November municipal polls.
EFF wants actions against Malema’s attackers – or else!
The EFF in KZN is threatening to take the ANC to the Electoral Court if it doesn't discipline its members who attacked Julius Malema last week.
Political outcast Zweli Mkhize eyes the ANC presidency
After spending just four months in political exile, Zweli Mkhize is said to be plotting a comeback against President Cyril Ramaphosa.
More bad vibes over Digital Vibes as DG placed on precautionary suspension
Dr Sandile Buthelezi, the Director-General at the Department of Health could be another casualty of the R150 million Digital Vibes contract after he was placed on precautionary suspension on Monday.
No hero’s homecoming for Jacob Zuma as family asks for privacy
Jacob Zuma’s loyal backers have been gearing up to welcome back Zuma to his Nkandla homestead with a show-stopping bash - but his family is refusing to allow any events for the time being.
NO JAB, NO TLOF TLOF
What's a good way to make men see sense and get vaccinated against Covid?
Is Jacob Zuma really all that ill?
Former president Jacob Zuma is talking and walking and “not collapsing”, according to his spokesperson Mzwanele Manyi.
LETTER FROM LUSAKA: A beacon of pride in a rough neighbourhood
My relationship with Zambia goes back to 1976 when, aged ten, my sister and her husband brought me with them after fleeing from the Angolan civil war.
Starving people in Ethiopia are surviving by eating green leaves as war rages
People in Ethiopia’s war-torn Tigray region are forced to eat “only green leaves for days”, as widespread starvation becomes the latest chapter in the country’s devastating civil war.

