Julius Malema may still regret the day he brought Pravin Gordhan’s daughter in his vicious public crusade.

Julius Malema giving Western Cape governance a nod.

The South African National Defence Force is not happy with Malema’s private army.

The elderly, who are unable to gain employment and are attempting to live out their autumn years in peace, have been embattled by Communicare’s social housing sleight of hand.

The SABC spent R14 million on hosting the Metro FM awards and after-party last year.

“AfriForum has not won the merits – they have won technicalities.” – Julius Malema

The national power grid is only expected to stabilise just before Christmas.

The South African news today paints a dark picture for the weekend, as Eskom shuts down power stations due to a lack of maintenance funding.

The Gupta brothers could be ‘home’ for Christmas.

Both Eskom and the Department of Water and Sanitation have confirmed that their functionality has been severely hindered due to non-payment.

“In the memory of one of the most perfect of human beings who has given her name to the name to the town below.”

A deeper look into the Electoral Act 73 of 1998 and its provisions for campaigning on private property.

The public hearings process is currently underway.

Barbara Hogan was shedding light on nepotism involving Eskom when the power went off.

“There really is no excuse not to pay outstanding fines unless the intent is not to pay at all. If that is the case, then I have no sympathy for individuals who do find themselves in the queue at a roadblock or checkpoint.” – City of Cape Town’s JP Smith

Malema, who coined the ‘pay back the money’ war chant during former president Jacob Zuma’s dubious tenure, has eventually obeyed a 2017 court order.

It seems that almost every ANC politician has met with the Gupta family.

On Sunday night, Gigaba was nominated by a regional youth league member at a meeting in Polokwane.

The Second Edition of the Financial Stability Review (FSR) focuses on risk analysis, forecasting trends which may trip up the local economy within the next 12 months.

Hogan’s testimony before the commission of inquiry into state capture dealt largely with Zuma’s persistent interference relating to executive appointments within parastatals.

South Africans have become too reliant on antibiotics as their first line of defence against a wide array of ailments.

The IEC in the Western Cape confirmed that it had received an official complaint from the EFF in relation to intimidation in the Witzenberg municipality.

The piles of black coal exposed to the elements have deepened Eskom’s crisis, causing the company’s CEO to warn of load shedding in summer.

Spys say that Mabuza’s Russian stay is connected to a poisoning incident that took place three years ago. In 2015, he was flown to the “Kremlin Hospital” by way of a Gupta-owned jet.

Zuma has a massive legal team which costs the state anywhere between R160,000 and R290,000 a day.

SANRAL has requested assistance from the South African Revenue Service (SARS) to allow garnishee orders to recover e-tolls debts.

Over four years, China funnelled $785 million into the construction of the Maputo-Catembe Bridge.

These legal costs stem from a review of former public protector Thuli Madonsela’s action to establish the state capture inquiry.

In an attempt to stave off complete ruin, the SABC has undertaken a series of cost-cutting strategies.

The Commission of Inquiry into State Capture is hotting up.

Senior municipal managers, those in charge of high ‘ranking’ areas, will indeed earn more than President Cyril Ramaphosa.

“As Minister of Finance, he was an accomplice to the Guptas’ activities.” – EFF

Susan Rohde did not commit suicide, as was argued by her murderous husband.

On Tuesday morning, a MyCiti bus stationed at the Omuramba stop in Milnerton went up in flames. On Wednesday, another bus fell victim to an arson attack near Kuyasa station in Khayelitsha.

The 68-page sworn statement signed by Gordhan stands as a stark account of state capture and all its gory details.

Transport Minister Blade Nzimande says e-tolls are staying put.

“We’ve lost 90 000 hectares of natural vegetation, from Plettenberg Bay in the east, to Mossel Bay in the west, to Oudtshoorn inland.” – Anton Bredell

Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has said that Eskom needs to cut at least 30 000 jobs in order to bring some semblance of financial stability back to the embattled power supplier.

“I think [the] DA should be punished for their racist behaviour in parliament yesterday by taking one metro away from them.” – Julius Malema

“Acts of arson on state resources and infrastructure are catalogued under sabotage,” says Nceba Hinana.

Finance Minister Mboweni says it must be shut down, President Ramaphosa says that can’t be done. Where to now for SAA?

Malusi Gigaba isn’t backing down.

The fiery exchange, which allegedly took place at a Debonairs pizzeria, was spearheaded by EFF member Mpho Moses Morolane.

Mashele has refused to apologise for his statements regarding Malema and his band of revolutionary red berets.

The Slate Levy increase, which will take effect on 7 November, will account for 21.92 cents per litre.

The Youth Employment Service says its just acting in accordance with the government’s B-BBEE Codes of Good Practice.

“In theory, any person caught with even traces of marijuana in their system whilst driving can currently be arrested and/or prosecuted,” says ALCO-safe director, Rhys Evans.

This discussion came in the wake of a series of horrific drug-related incidents which affected several learners in Gauteng.

At a time when South Africa’s unemployment rate continues to rise, job creation is more important to the majority than the issue of climate change.

AutoDock is a company that specialises in maximising parking space by using a multi-layer system which effectively allows 16 vehicles to fit into a space which would usually only accommodate just two.

Julius Malema showing us his funny side.

The leaked report recommends that criminal investigations be instigated against those implicated.

According to the Department of Public Enterprises, this R5 billion bailout will be the final financial hand-out afforded to the ailing national carrier.

It all started ten days ago when a fire engulfed the southern slopes of the Outeniqua Mountain range near George.

As the festive season approaches, retailers aim to capitalise on massive end-of-year sales. Black Friday is coming (or is here by the time you read this). Here are some of the best deals in South Africa.

The Conradie Hospital was opened in 1938 and was, at one stage, one of the top treatment centres for Spinal Neurodegenerative Disease.

While the EFF bemoaned the firing of Moyane, the party states that is doesn’t believe the former SARS commissioner to be innocent.

The police have arrested 14 suspects, who are all employees of Prasa.

Communications Minister Nomvula Mokonyane erroneously boasted that the company’s current executives were earning significantly less ‘than their predecessors’.

South Africans are still reeling from the not too distant memory of rolling blackouts which struck at the most inopportune of moments back in 2008.

Surely this is the end for Malusi Gigaba.

The only reason the SABC continues to operate is thanks to generous, albeit misplaced, government bailouts.

The Cape Flats has long been held hostage by the scourge of gangsterism, drugs and violent crime.

Herron’s resignation revolves around the DA’s failure to implement planned affordable housing projects close to the city centre, in particular, a residential complex which was due to be built on city land in Salt River.

Twitter, along with other social media services, has been blamed for allowing the proliferation of fake news which has the propensity to nudge the voting demographic in a misguided direction.

For eight months South Africans have toiled under the weight of consecutive fuel hikes which have impacted all major industries.

Despite its name, it’s important to note that synthetic marijuana, sometimes referred to as Spice, K2, or in the local context, Crazy Coconut, has absolutely nothing in common with the ground-grown plant.

“Minister [Gigaba] has committed a breach of the Constitution so serious that I could characterise it as a violation.” – Public Protector, Busisiwe Mkhwebane.

SABC CEO, Madoda Mxakwe, confirmed the television sector’s worst kept secret during a media briefing earlier in the week.

Light poles, bus stops, terminals and public transport hubs could all be transformed into Wi-Fi hotspots in the very near future.

Here’s how you can fight the electricity hikes proposed by Eskom.

As Capetonians wait with baited breath to find out who will be their mayor when the sun illuminates Table Mountain tomorrow morning, de Lille’s finest spiteful political coupe de grace looks to take shape in the most ominous of forms.

Protest organisers have threatened to put at least 9000 disgruntled members onto the streets of Limpopo, thereby halting municipal services in selected districts.

While the tradition of Halloween dates back hundreds of years and has its roots in Celtic, Gaelic and Pagan festivities, most nations celebrate 31 October by indulging in everything spooky and macabre.

There are currently 6.2 million South Africans without jobs.

“I have done nothing out of order.” – Jacob Zuma

While Davies’ admittance has warranted cause for concern, the minister argued that his meetings with the Gupta brothers were part of his ministerial duties.

The fatalities resulting from the devastating inferno were reported on Monday evening by the Garden Route District Municipality.

The Garden Route District Municipality has confirmed four fatalities in the Bosdorp community, near Karatara, as a result of the Garden Route Fires.

The Titanic II will make its maiden voyage from Dubai to Southampton in 2022, after which it will re-enact the exact same travel plan as the original ship, sailing from Southampton to New York, hopefully bypassing icebergs and avoiding a movie-inspiring sinking.

Residents of Heatherlands, Fernridge, Blanco Golden Valley and Stepaside have been urged to evacuate their homes.

Despite the government’s claims that the introduction of the amended AARTO Act will make South African roads safer, local civil right groups maintain that the new road laws will do little to curb traffic violations.

While Lariam has been proven to be one of the most proficient medications in halting malaria infections, its side effects have earned it more criticism than praise.

The South Africa Investment Conference kicked off on Friday in Sandton.

Transnet wasn’t the only state owned enterprise to be duped by Ramosebudi.

Budget cuts pertaining to the Department of Defence have left Denel in a sticky position.

Confusion reigns in the saga revolving around Patricia de Lille and the Democratic Alliance.

The UN has reimbursed the South African government with R728 million for the country’s participation in “various peacekeeping and other missions”.

The 11 men have had their bail bid postponed after a brief appearance before the court on Thursday afternoon.

Individuals implicated in wrongdoing have been given 14 days to reply to the allegations.

Hundreds of disgruntled City employees marched on the Cape Town Civic Centre on Thursday, demanding fair pay and better working conditions.

Mboweni opened his parliamentary address on Wednesday by quoting Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities.

The Saxony Sandton will include concierge services, a cigar and whiskey lounge and a high-rise bar which overlooks Johannesburg’s great expanse.

Bishop Jabu Ndaba has a dark criminal history.

The wind farms will feature 70 turbines with a hub height of 82 meters.

Evidence brought before the Verulam Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday has blown the case involving the infamous Durban bomb plot wide open.

Mokwena took it upon himself to invest state funds into VBS Mutual Bank.

Unfortunately for the Public Order Policing Unit involved in the bizarre escort, an internal investigation into their conduct has been launched.

Eskom maintains that it is entitled to a 90% increase, but, in order to spare the average South African consumer, it will settle for less.

Despite being implicated in corruption and maladministration within Transnet, Gama’s removal from the company has been downplayed by board members.