MultiChoice shareholders primed for bad news
MultiChoice broadcasting group shareholders will on Tuesday receive bad news from South Africa’s pay TV in Africa operator. Shareholders have been told to prepare... Read more.
Sex-pest Methodist priest forces women to have abortions
A well-known pastor at the Methodist Church in Johannesburg has been accused of binging in wild orgies with unmarried and married congregants. The Bible-puncher,... Read more.
MTN SA launches off-grid energy alternatives
South Africa’s mobile network giant MTN South Africa has embarked on a journey to unlock off-grid energy alternatives in its quest to launch its first series of... Read more.
Greedy salary thieves destroy SA economy
The state of the economy in the country is declining because of failed policies, bad governance and clueless leaders who are salary thieves at the taxpayers’ expenses.... Read more.
BBC roasts Solidarity for calling on white businesses to defy law
The Black Business Council (BBC) has condemned trade union Solidarity for encouraging white-owned businesses to defy government’s approved policy on black... Read more.
Methodist priest finally buried after non-stop court drama
After the drama filled with postponements and court interdicts, the late Methodist reverend Mthuthuzeli Ndlaku has finally been laid to rest. Ndlaku, who was clergyman... Read more.
Motion of no confidence filed against mayor of Johannesburg
ActionSA wants Kabelo Gwamanda, the mayor of the City of Johannesburg, removed from office. The party’s chairperson in Gauteng and ActionSA caucus leader Funzi... Read more.
Continental free trade to enhance economic integration in Africa
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), which has been implemented by the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC), is a gateway to economic... Read more.
ActionSA threatens Mantashe with legal action over zama zamas
ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has threatened to take legal action against Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy Gwede Mantashe. Mashaba said on Tuesday that... Read more.
DA alarmed by mismanagement of Saldanha Bay harbour
The DA claims the Department of Public Works’ mismanagement of the Saldanha Bay harbour is placing 3 000 jobs and a R450-million economy at risk. Sello Seitlholo,... Read more.
