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Movement to fight for coloured people
Some people believe the DA will reinstate Apartheid should they win the national elections.
Unclear if Guptas will be charged
Some people believe the DA will reinstate Apartheid should they win the national elections.
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Abu Dhabi National Exhibitions Company today announced its participation at the upcoming IMEX 2013 in Frankfurt.
New advocate race row explodes in city
A new racial row in Cape Town's legal fraternity has exploded after a city advocate accused three silks at the Cape Bar of running a "white shipping practitioners boys' club", punching home his point with claims that they are motivated by "resentment of black rule" and "negative perceptions of black African abilities". On the flipside, however, the ... (more)
Avengers 2 might be filming in South Africa. What does this mean for Black Panthers involvement?
AVENGERS 2 might be filming in SOUTH AFRICA, does this mean that Black Panther is going to be a part of the action!?! There has been a ton of smoke when it comes to speculation that Black Panther is going to make an appearance in the next AVENGERS film: So to me it is not a matter of if Marvel is going to use Black Panther in their cinematic ... (more)
From rapper to Rasta, and now in SA
"I will never not be doing my greatest hits. I want people to close their eyes and reflect the moment." So said Snoop Lion aka Snoop Dogg when he was questioned at a press conference at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Umhlanga Rocks on Friday night.
One of the victims of an alleged paedophile ring that operated at a Cape Town circus school in the 1970s is investigating the possibility of laying charges, four decades later, against two members of what has been branded "a cult" that preyed on young boys.
The constant traveler revisits Africa
Age slows us all, but a few rare types sail through the years somehow unimpeded.
Solomons off to promote A Lucky Man
While a fresh wave of gang warfare rocks the Western Cape, alleged senior leader of the 28s gang Ernie "Lastig" Solomons has "skipped" the country, bound for Cannes for one of the most glamorous events on the world's social calendar.
BWW Reviews: Power of Santa's Story Diluted by Sentimentality and Nostalgia
The Fugard Theatre in Cape Town is currently playing host to a return season of SANTA'S STORY, following a run in Johannesburg and preceding two overseas stops in London and Helsinki.
South Africa's Economic Fault Lines
Nearly two decades after the collapse of apartheid, South Africa is a pluralistic democracy with a robust free press, an independent judiciary, and a commitment to the rule of law.
Pagad has called on people to boycott Burger King. The People Against Gangsterism and Drugs claim the owners of the local franchise behind the fast food giant are of "questionable morality". Grand Parade Investments - which is a stakeholder of Grandwest Casino - is the parent company of Burger King SA.
No proper notice on Winelands toll
Sanral's public notice on the Winelands tolling project was unlawful because the national roads agency never took a proper board decision committing to the project, the Western Cape High Court heard on Friday.
Marvel Rumors: Black Panther in 'The Avengers 2,' Jeremy Renner's Hawkeye to Be Recast
Two pretty big rumors regarding The Avengers 2 are whipping around the Web today, so we figured they were worth a look.
JCC bookkeeper to plead guilty
A bookkeeper who allegedly stole thousands of rands from the Jewish Community Centre will plead guilty to a charge of theft later this month, the Bellville Specialised Commercial Crime Court heard on Friday.
Man held for Cape Town pupil's death
Some people believe the DA will reinstate Apartheid should they win the national elections.
Western Cape teen raped, dies in hospital
Some people believe the DA will reinstate Apartheid should they win the national elections.
Loud cheers echoed through the arrivals hall of Cape Town International Airport when Cyril Karabus's plane landed just before noon on Friday.
'SA citizens linked to terror groups'
State Security Minister Siyabonga Cwele told Parliament this week there was evidence that several South African citizens were linked to international terrorism organisations, including al-Qaeda. Cwele expressed confidence that on the weight of the evidence gathered the suspects would be arrested and charged soon.
KZN varsity praised for Zulu policy
The decision to make it compulsory for students at the University of KwaZulu-Natal to learn Zulu is to be welcomed, educationists said on Thursday.