Aah, The SONA. What a great movie. It was like it was scripted. Looks like they should have taken Malema’s threats a little more seriously.
Anyone who watched the State of the Nation address on TV would have been aware that there was a LOT of action they ‘chose’ not to air. Like this video of the EFF being thrown out.
This is how Zuma returned to the podium after the EFF were thrown out and the DA walked out (after learning that Zuma’s police with guns had been involved).
Pay attention folks because it is getting all kinds of messy before tonight’s State of the Nation address. Fights, police threats, controversy and drama…all essential viewing.
Probably not the best game ever made, but if you need a hole-in-one definitely get involved in some Kim Jong Golf.
Who remembers looking for Diaper Babies at the bottom of the swimming pool, trying to beat the Kreepy Krauly, on this important day?
Add another heart-warming story to your Madiba collection folks. Just what did the great man get up to when he went missing for an hour after being released?
Who would have thought Julius Malema was an angry teenager right? Enjoy this footage of him losing his rag back in 2001.
The day before the circus hits Parliament, ole JZ invited some guests to pay him a visit in Parliament, but first, Llama takes a selfie.
There is an article doing the rounds written by a rather irate Briton in response to some of JZ’s latest comments. In case you happen to have missed it we have you covered.
What a treat it must be to spend your husband’s money, especially when your budget is endless and with thanks to the taxpayers of South Africa.
Here’s a lighthearted article about Eskom and what the world thinks of our little energy crisis.
Jacob Zuma dropped a bombshell Sunday when he claimed he had never been nervous in his life before. Roll up your sleeves Julius, there is work to be done.
Protesters in London took to the streets yesterday to denounce Charlie Hebdo for publishing images of the Prophet Muhammad. People are angry.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion and their own actions if they believe strongly against something. Take John Legend. He is happy to miss a party for something he strongly believes is wrong.
Be careful what you promise, because one day somewhere down the line it might come back to bite you on the ass. It seems some people have failed to stick to their word.
Zimbabwean state media aren’t shy of a bit of hyperbole when it comes to defending the honour of Robert Mugabe. He’s not the messiah, he’s a very naughty boy.
It would appear Jordan’s King Abdullah isn’t too pleased with ISIS at the moment. What’s he going to do about it? Roll up his sleeves and fight fire with fire.
The new chairman of the African Union took a little dive the other day, down the podium steps. I only wish this was on video… oh wait.
Get ready South Africa, we could have a few extra visitors over the coming months. Fancy some Boko Haram in your neighbourhood?
When you are under the public spotlight, and you open yourself up to the wrath of the Twitterati, it will never end well. The Presidency of South Africa has been finding this out the hard way.
You know when Piers Morgan calls something ‘the sickest video ever made’ it will make for uncomfortable viewing. This time ISIS have burnt a man alive in a cage.
As February 12 and his State Of The Nation address nears Jacob Zuma is getting plenty of advice. Whether or not he listens to any of it is up for debate.
Get ready to crank up your blood pressure levels because ISIS are at it again. I believe the headline kind of sums it up best.
Another video of police in America yanking their guns out without much cause has emerged, and once again people are up in arms about it.
If Eugene de Kock has drawn up a list of places he won’t want to visit in the near future we’d imagine Namibia would be right up there. This after their PM did some rumour-squashing.
I don’t notice racial problems on a day to day basis, but then I read about things like this and realise this lovely country still has a very long way to go.
In what may be the most misguided and ill-timed social media campaign this year the South African presidency has attempted to engage with the public ahead of SONA.
In a move that is sure to anger many around the country one of apartheid/s most notorious criminals has been given parole after serving 20 years.
It looks increasingly likely that Robert Mugabe will be appointed chairman of the African Union. Say what now?