Mabutho Shangase Ph.D.

The SONA debate reflects degeneracy in parliament. mg.co.za/thought-leader…

ANC is the reason why South Africans are being disrespected in South Africa

Insane Weapon Loadouts of AC-130 Gunship

Alexander Ajayi, Acting Nigerian High Commissioner to South Africa, describes the coronation of a Nigerian “king” Chief Solomon Ogbonna Eziko, under the title “Igwe Ndigbo Na East London” as an isolated case stemming from ignorance. Ajayi distances Nigeria from the incident. Watch: tinyurl.com/bddh56hz

WATCH | CoGTA Deputy Minister Prince Zolile Burns-Ncamashe describes the reported installation of Nigerian "King" Chief Solomon Ogbonna Eziko, under the title "Igwe Ndigbo Na East London", as a direct attack on the country’s sovereignty and a threat to national security.

@HistorySAZAR This man could still be alive.

Luke Kgatitsoe sits where his house stood before the state destroyed it and the rest of the buildings when this farm was declared a ‘black spot’. Magopa, North West. 21 October 1986. Photo Credit: David Goldblatt

Steve 'Kalamazoo' Mokone, the first Black South African footballer to play in Europe, was born on this day in 1932. Photo Credit: Drum Archives

WATCH | President Cyril Ramaphosa says repatriation is about restoring dignity to those who were denied it.

The Nama, Khoi, Korana, Griqua and San people bore the brunt of European conquest of southern Africa. They were dispossessed of their lands, and unimaginable violence was unleashed upon them.   x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

At the invitation of Deputy President of South Africa Paul Mashatile, Vice President Han Zheng will visit South Africa from March 25 to 27, and co-chair the ninth plenary session of the China-South Africa Bi-National Commission.

Illegal immigration is collapsing our countries infrastructure.

What a joke of a country we really are! The case of a woman who allegedly posed as a lawyer in Zeerust has sparked widespread debate after reports revealed she had already handled 26 court cases before being arrested. The woman, identified as Palesa Ontlametse, was reportedly practising law without a licence, legal qualifications, or proper registration. Despite this, she managed to represent several clients in court and is said to have won a number of those cases. Her courtroom success eventually raised suspicions among officials and observers, leading to an investigation. Authorities later confirmed that she was not a registered legal practitioner, which resulted in her arrest. The unusual situation has sparked conversations about oversight within the legal system and how someone without formal training was able to navigate complex court proceedings for such a long time. In a surprising twist, reports claim that after her arrest, Ontlametse defended herself in court and once again managed to win — this time in a case against the state. Officials have since emphasised that practising law without proper qualifications remains illegal.

[Watch Live] President Cyril Ramaphosa officiates the reburial ceremony of Khoi & San ancestral human remains. #ANationThatWorksForAll #ServicedeliveryZA twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Footage of the genocide against whites in South Africa 😅

[LISTEN] Foreign Nationals Among Patients Owing Gauteng Health R4.6 Billion 🔗omny.fm/shows/first-ta… #FirstTakeSA #SABCNews

Footage of the genocide against whites in South Africa 😅

Shop assistant, Orlando West, Soweto, c 1977. Photo Credit: David Goldblatt

BREAKING NEWS: Emfuleni Lifestyle-Ezulwini raided by battalion of armed police officers as crackdown on Chinese and other illegal foreigners engaging in gambling intensifies, businessman Sifiso ‘Daladi’ Dlamini disappears but later emerges from nearby bush.swazilandnews.co.za/fundza.php?ngu…

Dear Fellow South African,   Last week, surgeons at Mankweng Hospital in Limpopo completed a remarkable operation. A team of doctors, nurses and other health workers successfully separated conjoined twins in a complex operation that demanded extraordinary skill and precision. 🔗 shorturl.at/93yJp

Brazil has declared its support for the resolution to be tabled at the United Nations General Assembly on 25th March 2026, which seeks to formally recognise the Transatlantic Slave Trade and the enslavement of Africans as the gravest crime against humanity.