Zulu royal family to receive R67.3 million from state funds
The royal Zulu household will receive R67.3 million for the 2022/23 financial year. KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala tabled the budget…
Category: Politics
Apartheid activists waiting for reparations
Members of the Khulumani Support Group have been protesting at Constitutional Hill for nine days calling on government to make…
Israeli occupiers assault worshippers at Al Aqsa
About a dozen Palestinians have been injured when Israeli occupation forces again targeted Al Aqsa Mosque. The Zionist forces protected…
Teenager kills classmate at Free State school
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested for allegedly stabbing to death a fellow pupil at a school in Zastron in…
Gov won’t declare a national state of disaster on Eskom – Gordhan
Government won’t be declaring a national state of disaster to respond to South Africa’s electricity crisis. Public Enterprises Minister Pravin…
‘Progress on Langa rail service’
The safety and integrity of the country’s rail services are dependent on resources and staffing. Transport Minister, Fikile Mbalula, was…
Israel cuts Muslims call to prayer at Al Aqsa
In yet another attack on the Al Aqsa Mosque compound, the Israeli occupation regime silenced the call to prayer for…
Two shot dead in Hanover Park
Hanover Park remains in the grips of deadly violence. At least two people have been killed in separate attacks. In…
Mali cuts military ties with Paris
Mali has given the French military the boot. The West African country’s junta has ended the defence accords with France…
‘Free State housing scheme a dismal failure’
Further recommendations have emerged from the fourth installment of the State Capture Commission report. The findings declared the Free State…
Quds Day: Palestine – where olives feed the resistance
From the fruits that are used for pickling or pressed into oil, to the pips that are dried and used…
Quds Day: Zionism is violent
The aggression of the Israeli forces against Palestinians has long been unmasked. Just yesterday, seven Israeli occupiers were convicted of…
Western Cape lags in census count
Alarm has been raised over the Western Cape trailing in the nationwide census count. Premier Alan Winde warns that the…
Syria slams foreign attacks on its soil
Syria has told the United Nations that it reserves the right to respond to Israeli, Turkish and American attacks on…
Quds Day: Palestinian art as a form of resistance
Palestinian creatives are finding impactful ways to artistically show their resistance against Apartheid Israel. We see this through music, graffiti…
Quds Day: Apartheid Israel wants to destroy Palestine’s identity
Apartheid Israel has yet again intensified its acts of aggression against Palestinians. It has targeted Palestinian Christians, denying them access…
Quds Day: Israeli torture of Palestinian children
Palestinian children have not been able escape the brutality of Zionist Israel. Often scenes play out where children need to…
Are State of Disaster Housing Promises Baseless?
The Department of Human Settlements has begun providing temporary housing to KwaZulu-Natal’s flood victims. Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi says that the…
Taxi industry worker gets 20 years for torching train
A man convicted for setting fire to a train in Eerste River in 2020, has been handed a hefty prison…
Two new MECs appointed in Western Cape
There have been shifts in the Western Cape cabinet. The provincial legislatures Reagan Allen and Mireille Wenger have been brought…