‘Mother of All Bombs’ Kills 36 Islamic State Militants in Afghanistan

By Guest Contributor 14-04-17 09:13

KABUL (Reuters) – As many as 36 suspected Islamic State militants were killed in Afghanistan when the United States dropped “the mother of all bombs,” its largest non-nuclear device ever unleashed in combat, the Afghan Defence Ministry said on Friday. The claims have not been independently verified, but ministry spokesman Dawlat Waziri said no civilians […]

President Zuma Speaks Out on Nationwide Marches and Land Reform

By SAPeople 13-04-17 12:12

South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma revealed during his birthday speech on Wednesday that he would resign “tomorrow” if the ANC members asked him to, and called on his supporters to not be confused by the opposition. The President’s 75th birthday celebrations in Kliptown, Soweto, were bittersweet… marred by marches by tens of thousands of South Africans calling […]

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Pressure Gets to Bell Pottinger? UK PR Firm Drops Gupta Family

By SAPeople 12-04-17 19:56

Bell Pottinger, one of the UK’s biggest global PR companies, has reportedly dropped Oakbay Investments, the company owned by the Gupta Family, as a client. This comes following several articles claiming the public relations company was allegedly being behind the creation of the catchphrase “White Monopoly Capital” …which was seen as a ploy by the Gupta’s to […]

Incredible Scenes of Unity as South Africans Pull Off Democracy in Action

By SAPeople 12-04-17 12:28

President Jacob Zuma has unintentionally united South Africans in a way never seen before… and seldom seen in any country on the planet: members of opposition political parties are gathered together in Pretoria, singing together, with one united voice: “Zuma Must Fall”. These South Africans – from all races and walks of life – have […]

United ‘National Day of Action’ to Go Ahead Despite Rain

By SAPeople 12-04-17 09:57

Opposition parties say the National Day of Action march in Pretoria will go ahead despite the rain. The Democratic Alliance (DA) tweeted: “Rain or shine, we will make our voices heard today!” and “We are united & together we have the power to remove the man who sold our country to the highest bidder!” Economic […]

WATCH Maimane’s Impassioned Speech. Malema Says Victory Certain. March On Tomorrow

By SAPeople 11-04-17 13:35

Opposition parties have reacted with more passion, and conviction to march tomorrow, following President Jacob Zuma’s attempts to paint the marches last week as ‘racist’! The Democratic Alliance (DA) uploaded this video of their leader Mmusi Maimane, passionately imploring South Africans to march on for a better future. The DA said: “Please WATCH and SHARE! – […]

President Zuma Attempts to Twist Freedom Marches with Claims of Racism

By SAPeople 11-04-17 13:13

While many South Africans – of all colours and political leanings – have been marching and celebrating the resurgence of a Rainbow Nation that cares for its country and its fellow man… President Jacob Zuma has put a different spin on it, doing his utmost to tarnish what was a demonstration of unity against one […]

ANC Apologises for Heckling Incident at Ahmed Kathrada’s Durban Memorial

By SAPeople 10-04-17 00:09

ANC Treasurer General Zweli Mkhize apologised Sunday night, on behalf of the ANC, for the heckling incident which disrupted the Ahmed Kathrada memorial service in Durban (watch below). Both Mkhize and keynote speaker – former Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan – were booed and heckled by ANC Youth League members. Despite efforts to control the crowd, their […]

Francois Pienaar’s Thoughts on Mandela and #ZumaMustFall Protests

By SAPeople 09-04-17 10:36

Rugby legend Francois Pienaar was part of the crowd that gathered in Cape Town on Friday for protests to ask the ANC to recall Jacob Zuma as President of South Africa. Speaking to ‘Wannabe Vlogger’ Adam Spires, Pienaar – the man who led the Springboks to World Cup glory in 1995, with Nelson Mandela cheering […]

Mr President: When Will You Hear?

By SAPeople 08-04-17 18:56

Here’s one of the many powerful photos from the protests against the leadership of President Jacob Zuma on Friday 7 April 2017 in South Africa… It depicts a woman, moved to protest, by a president that no longer seems to be taking care of his countrymen and women. The simple placard says: “Mr Zuma When will […]

Justin Sullivan Photos of Zuma Protests in Cape Town

By Guest Contributor 07-04-17 18:40

Thousands of South Africans took to the streets today (07/04/17), calling for their current President Jacob Zuma to step down. The streets outside Parliament in Cape Town were flooded with national flags, thought provoking signs and cheering adults & children. It was a magnificent sight to see people stand in solidarity so passionately. It is […]

“UK Spin-Doctors Have Captured South African Media”

By Guest Contributor 07-04-17 09:28

Every time the South African news media use the phrase ‘White Monopoly Capital’ – which they do with monotonous regularity – they are achieving nothing more than falling into the delighted hands of a British public relations company… writes CHRIS MOERDYK. Now, with local media help, Pro-Zuma denialists are using ‘White Monopoly Capital’ as a […]

Inspiring Scenes from South Africa. A New Dawn! South Africans UNITE!

By SAPeople 07-04-17 01:32

This is South Africa! United. Beautiful scenes on the eve of Friday’s marches… The video was uploaded by Alexandre Pino of Above Summit Media Productions. Alexandre told SAPeople: “This is what’s really happening! Is it the start of a new dawn? #SAUnites #sawillrise #SArises.” On the 6th of April 2017, at Ahmed Kathrada’s memorial service […]

South African Expats in California to Protest in Solidarity on Friday

By SAPeople 03-07-18 12:21

An official “Solidarity Protest” has been organised for South African expats living in Los Angeles on Friday 7 April 2017. The organisers say it is a peaceful protest to rise up in solidarity with their fellow South Africans back home who will be marching at different venues around the country. The protest is legal and has […]

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