As the rand plummets and the media is saturated with incidents of racism the world takes notice. These guys don’t seem all that optimistic.
Sure it will take some doing, but if there is one man who can outshine his performance from 2015 it’s our dear president JZ.
They’re no strangers to a little controversy but Charlie Hebdo’s latest cartoon seems to have struck a real nerve.
Andile Mngxitama believes that black people cannot be racists and should be exempt from punishment of the new Hate Crime Bill.
Although the evidence is there, a new study claims that there’s no such thing as a midlife crisis. Pfffft.
This year’s Golden Globes didn’t leave the audience feeling as good as they wanted and here’s why.
Instead of aiming for a specific religious doctrine, this time around Charlie Hebdo went for the big cat, God.
Beyoncé has decided that to win an award, she needs to portray Saartjie Baartman in her very own film.
Around 2 000 Capetonians took to Company Gardens and the streets of the CBD in solidarity with the fall of Zuma.
The issue of male privilege in South Africa is only harming our society and it’s time we all stood up and took a stand against it instead of just laughing it off.
The more perfect your school comes across as, the more dollar bills you can rake in, right?
In case you didn’t already know, cocaine is really bad for the environment, communities and even children.
It sounds like Maphatsoe hung out with Zuma this weekend and mistook his rambling opinions for political fact.
You might have seen yesterday’s strongly worded opinion piece on the issue of rape at UCT. Turns out they weren’t impressed.
UCT is pretty good at protecting rapists within the institution, and now that students have been provided with a voice made clearer than before, room is being made for survivors to speak out.
Telkom have drawn some heat for their latest advertising campaign, the company making some lofty promises and calling on the big guns.
Mrs Mugabe trended on Twitter for all the wrong reasons after she said that women who wear revealing clothes are to blame if they get raped.
It’s a sad state of affairs when a man has to point out his innocence to override an automatic association of guilt.
When it comes to fighting ISIS – a terrorist group – there are a lot more facets to think about then just exterminating them with carpet bombs. Imagine.
French father and son have the most precious conversation in i...A father and son have the most precious conversation during an interview by french media at the scene of the Bataclan attacks. I saw that it hadn't been subtitled in english yet, so I made a quick edit to show the rest of the world how freakin awesome some of our citizens are. They're my heros. I feel better too now! #paris #bataclan #parisattacksUPDATE: Full segment has been posted with subtitles by LPJ http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3e8rah_paris-attacks-november-2015-le-petit-journal-du-16-11_tvImages and interview are a courtesy of Le Petit Journal . Thank you so much to the LPJ team for this interview and a very touching segment yesterday! Also, thank you for letting this video be accessed by all and not putting it down. Thank you to Angel Le (father) and Brandon (son) for brightening up our day. <3 Original Segment: http://bit.ly/1Lix9L2Original Video (without subtitles): https://www.facebook.com/PetitJournalYannBarthes/videos/1013093998733798/
Posted by Jerome Isaac Rousseau on Monday, 16 November 2015
It’s not often the children are interviewed after a serious event occurs, but when it does, it really is something special.
The anticipated front cover of Charlie Hebdo hit shelves today and it stood up for every French person, sharing the sentiment of resilience.
Read a powerful letter on the influence of social media and how at once it can be powerful, yet useless.
Someone at the SABC has no time for the public broadcaster’s alignment with the ANC so took over its official Twitter account.
Students around the country came together last week to tackle the spiralling cost of a tertiary education. About that – here’s something you should read.
Protesting UCT students raid dining hall foodWATCH: UCT protesters break into Rochester House dining hall and raid foodThe protesters were hot, tired and hungry from three hours of marching around campus. When they reached Rochester House residence at around 12.30pm, a small group climbed through the window and tucked into the food that was laid out for the resident's lunch. They passed bread, juice and meals out the windows to other waiting protesters outside.
Posted by Independent Online - www.iol.co.za on Tuesday, 20 October 2015
UCT students raid dining hall after outsourced workers join the protests instead of preparing lunch.
Obama has thrown a few opinions around this weekend and he is gently putting people in their place.
As South Africa’s crime stats are rising, the police are getting more and more flack. But one researcher suggests there are things we should be focusing on that lie way beneath the surface.
(No it wasn’t an emissions cheat device.) Police had a field day at Daisies – and not for the same reason everyone else did. Instead of joining in, they really were there to kill the vibe.
What happens when the person who’s moral rights you have been fighting for turns out to be as questionable as the state who banned him suggested? Ooooh.
Pharrell Williams performed in Cape Town last night and the expected 40 000-strong protest wasn’t that at all, so instead we got some sarcastic comments.