If you think Nhlamulo “Nota” Baloyi is not going to have an opinion about matters concerning mzansi you’d better think again. The vocal and sometimes controversial music producer has been very active on his social media platform about political matters since the build-up to this year’s elections. He has also publicly declared his support for […]
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In the heat of South African politics, a storm is brewing for DA for allegedly using former “7de Laan” actor Pierre van Pletzen, known for his role as Oubaas van Zyl, in what is perceived as a bid for votes. According to The South African, The Democratic Alliance (DA) faces criticism on social media following […]
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With the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) giving international citizens an opportunity to vote this past weekend, many flocked out in large numbers to cast their ballots. While many were joyful about the opportunity to have done so, one South African expat currently living in Belgium was allegedly denied the opportunity to cast her vote. Celebrity […]
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Economic Freedom Fighter (EFF) Commissar and member of parliament Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi and his party are preparing for the upcoming elections that will take place eight days from now, on the 29th of May. With the elections coming, many parties are honouring invitations to public platforms where they discuss pressing matters facing our country. Mbuyiseni […]
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The renowned musician Eric Kulani Giyani Nkovani, popularly known as Papa Penny has been the subject of several headlines in recent times. This comes after the former member of the African National Congress (ANC) decided to make a swift decision of swapping allegiance by joining the newly formed Umkhonto Wesizwe (MK) party which was led […]
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While the national elections are days within reach, South African expats living abroad have already taken the first step to creating a better tomorrow, by heading to polls so they could place their votes. Those given an opportunity included citizens from as far as Egypt, Algeria, Syria, Iran, as well as the United Kingdom. According […]
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A video of a white man being caught removing an ANC election poster by a black female recently went viral, getting many people to share their feelings on the matter. The lady saw the man removing the poster from a distance in Johannesburg’s Parkhurst. She then rushed to him getting to him as he successfully […]
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With the national elections just over twenty days away, it appears that political parties are going above and beyond to impress the South African public in hopes of securing votes. At the forefront of current affairs is the current ruling party which has been in charge for 30-years since the first democratic elections were held […]
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As millions of mzansi citizens prepare to cast their vote for change or to keep the ruling party in power in the upcoming elections that are set to take place on the 29th of May, people in one of the Eastern Cape’s villages have vowed not to take part in this year’s elections. The people […]
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Former President of South Africa Thabo Mbeki has made it clear that despite disagreements with the way the African National Congress (ANC) governs the country, he still remains a devoted member of the ruling party. On Thursday Thabo led the party’s election campaign in one of their biggest supporting townships, Soweto. In the past, the […]
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Minister of Electricity Kgotsientsho Ramokgopa on Monday briefed the media on the Energy Action Plan and said that despite great improvements, load shedding is not “behind us just yet”. Armargosa said Eskom’s improved performance was due to a concerted effort by the power utility and the government to effectively deal with load shedding, SA Gov […]
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Newly formed Umkhonto Wesizwe political party celebrated yet another victory recently when the Electoral Court dismissed the IEC’s ruling that excluded former president Jacob Zuma from the list of candidates who will be running at this year’s elections, representing the party in parliament as their presidential candigate. The IEC had centred its decision to exclude the former […]
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