PAC has awoken, and is now ready to lead
Rip van Winkle slept through a revolution and woke up to a new world. He found a society transformed: new methods of struggle, new ways of engaging and a new order.... Read more.
Enter the era of WhatsApp tenders
WhatsApp chats are about to decide the fate of the nation! This week, your favourite soapie – the Madlanga Commission – gave us pure drama, no adverts, and better... Read more.
State hospital, not driving tired, scares hell out of him
So, what happened to the rule that you don’t force yourself to drive while you are fatigued? Basically, Dihelele Motsoeneng, alias Hellraiser, decided to drive... Read more.
Advovo Motau, give us an encore
Just when Shwa was starting to enjoy Adv Terry Motau’s flamboyant outfits, he stepped down as the lead evidence leader of the Madlanga Commission. Every day it... Read more.
Cholota case and Madlanga lay bare inadequacies in some laws
In 1994, South Africa emerged from decades of apartheid tyranny into a new democratic dispensation, a beacon of hope led by statesman Nelson Mandela – a global... Read more.
The goat, gospel and good old kasi gossip
Hayi suka! Eish, Sundays in Khezetheni are now a battleground – not between the taxi gangs, but between Mama’s rosary and Gogo’s goat! Just when you thought... Read more.
Get off high horse, and the gravy train
Politicians never cease to amaze. All they do is make grand pronouncements, but have a low follow-up rate, and the Patriotic Alliance’s Gayton McKenzie is no better.... Read more.
Charmza: Julius Malema
Julius Malema, long a magnet for controversy, is now scapegoated in a legal circus overseen by Magistrate Twanet Olivier. Five-gun convictions land on Malema, while... Read more.
Mama’s boy still in the 18 area
Andile Mpisane is back on the football fields, and he will be dazzling the masses in the Eswatini Premier League for Mbabane Highlanders AM. Mpisane, a mesmerising... Read more.
Forget Junior Khanye’s tripe: those shirts!
Junior Khanye being hauled over the coals by the SA Players’ Union for criticising or should we say insulting, in his ‘analysis’ during football matches. Khanye’s... Read more.
