PAC back with a vengeance, spokesman says
The Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC) is approaching the upcoming national and provincial elections with a more nuanced and robust intent to wrest political... Read more.
Of demagoguery and white agendas
What does it mean to imagine a new society, its resurrection, re-creation and nurturing, especially as it relates to a black society such as ours emerging from the... Read more.
‘Azapo will not oppose death penalty referendum’
The Azanian People’s Organisation (Azapo) would not stand in the way of a referendum that seeks to have the death penalty reinstated considering the skyrocketing... Read more.
ANC never saw socialism as a guiding light
“The ANC does not believe in socialism, we are a broad national movement, which combines various strands of political thought, ranging from the far right to the... Read more.
Focus is key in increasing black ownership
Creating new businesses such as pioneers of black business Dr Sam Motsuenyane and Richard Maponya of Maponya Mall did in the 1960s, requires black people to... Read more.
Provincial governments cost SA R700bn a year
The first casualty of the Azanian People’s Organisation (Azapo) if they were to take over the reins of government after the May 29 national and provincial elections,... Read more.
Cry, the beloved country all over again
An elderly woman, on one Sunday morning not so long ago, threw her hands up in the air, and rhetorically asked: “What has our world come to, when so many of our... Read more.
‘SA needs camp to assess undocumented immigrants’
The creation of refugee camps is an answer to resolving the niggling immigration difficulties, such as the documentation of foreign nationals in South Africa. Azanian... Read more.
Your language is your African identity
Black people must love themselves, love their languages and know and honour their clan names, and not feel constrained or shy to proclaim them in public if only... Read more.
Zuma has no time to respond to ANC ‘political idiots’, MK party says
Former president Jacob Zuma threw the zap sign at the ANC when he refused to respond to the governing party’s suspension letter because “he doesn’t have time... Read more.
