Buckle up, because we’re about to dive into the wild ride that was 2024 in South African politics. It was a year filled with more drama than a soap opera, and I’m here to break it all down for you. 2024 was the year of “he said, she said” in
Can you believe it, fellow South Africans? We are stepping into 2025 with a spring in our steps and hope in our hearts. President Ramaphosa just gave his New Year address, and let me tell you, it was like a warm hug for the nation. He’s calling on all of
Offering a vivid portrayal of the challenges we face as a country, Archbishop Thabo Makgoba spoke candidly during his Christmas Eve service. Let’s take a moment to have an honest conversation about the condition of our cherished nation. Let’s face it, we’ve been dealing with some pretty hefty issues lately.
As we enter the festive season, our Deputy President, Paul Mashatile, has shared an important message with all South Africans. He’s touched on some key points that we should all keep in mind as we celebrate: road safety, responsible partying, thinking about our country’s progress, and remembering those who might
John Mahama’s recent victory in Ghana’s presidential election marks a turning point not just for the country, but for Africa as a whole. This change in leadership isn’t just about a new face in office; it represents a broader shift in how African nations view themselves on the world stage.
A recent report has revealed a troubling trend: poor attendance by MPs at committee meetings, sparking questions about how well our elected officials are looking after our interests. These portfolio committee meetings play a crucial role in holding the government accountable, making their consistent participation vital to effective governance. While
Gwarube Takes Charge of Bela Act Amid Sadtu Criticism Minister Siviwe Gwarube is taking charge of implementing the Basic Education Laws Amendment (Bela) Act, sparking significant discussion in South Africa’s education sector. It’s an exciting development that’s sure to capture the attention of education enthusiasts everywhere! The South African Democratic
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Exciting updates are shaping South African education—are you aware of them, education enthusiasts? Let’s talk about the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Act and how President Cyril Ramaphosa is making moves to shake things up in our schools. The BELA Act is a big deal. It’s all about making our
There’s something that’s causing quite a stir in South Africa right now. The country’s Presidency is not happy, and it’s all because of two big consulting firms: McKinsey and Bain. These companies have been given important roles in the G20 and Energy Council of South Africa, but there’s a catch
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