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When apartheid crushed black lives, Donald Trump was silent , Why speak only for the Boers now?

As the diplomatic tension between Washington and Pretoria deepens, Africa must pause and reflect on a critical historical truth. During the darkest days of apartheid, Donald J. Trump never said a single word in defence of black South Afric…

Published: 30 Nov 2025 at 18:25hrs | 1102 | by Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi

Helen Zille wants to bring apartheid back to Jozi

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has slammed the Democratic Alliance's (DA) decision to field Helen Zille as its mayoral candidate for Johannesburg in the 2026 lo

Published: 22 Sep 2025 at 07:53hrs | | by Staff reporter

You can leave the ghetto, but you can't remove the ghetto inside - Same with apartheid

Apartheid is no longer a legal system, but it remains deeply embedded in the psyche of South Africans - black and white. Black South Africans loathe black foreigners with the same intensity that white South Africans once loathed black Afri…

Published: 17 Sep 2025 at 15:26hrs | | by Nomazulu Thata

South Africa's Ramaphosa walking on a tight rope

I HAVE been watching countless videos about the crisis in South Africa.I have been enjoying the witted debates going on. South Africa is at a turning point, a turn into uncharted territory.We can blame the leadership, blame the ego of poli…

Published: 16 Jul 2021 at 08:13hrs | | by The Watcher

Who owns South Africa?

FORMER South African President Jacob Zuma did not bring the Guptas to South Africa. His folly was allowing the Guptas to be bigger than the Oppenheimers.Atul settled in Johannesburg and sold shoes downtown. Then he started a company - Saha…

Published: 16 Jul 2021 at 08:12hrs | | by New York Times

Jacob Zuma is receiving the politics of justice

In South Africa, we have three arms of government, that is, the legislature, the executive and the judiciary. Everyone seems content with allowing criticism of the legislators and the executive, but not the judiciary.The extraordinary and …

Published: 09 Jul 2021 at 11:26hrs | | by Bathabile Dlamini

Apartheid leaders in SA must be prosecuted for 'crimes against humanity and genocide'

Former Apartheid regime President De Klerk and his Colleagues must also be prosecuted for Crimes against Humanity and Genocide. These crimes have no statutory limitation or they are not time-limited or they are not statute-barred. De Klerk…

Published: 08 Jul 2021 at 20:41hrs | | by Njabulo

What June 16 2017 should mean to the Zimbabwean Youth

The day that is celebrated internationally in honour of the Soweto youth ( 5 - 10,000 students) of 1976 who marched against apartheid in South Africa leaving some dead and injured after being attacked by the apartheid police.Day Of African…

Published: 15 Jun 2017 at 15:32hrs | | by Vimbai Mavherudze

South Africa hardly recovered from the race sentiment of apartheid

It is very easy to think it is the flash, not the flame; that burns big logs. The local media excitedly reported on the resignation of an aide of Mujuru's Nats, in the process missing the actual burning flame of the whole story.I mean, doe…

Published: 08 Apr 2017 at 10:54hrs | | by Nathaniel Manheru

The ANC must bring back apartheid

Since the first and second piece about bringing back apartheid, I've had a lot of (white) twitter commenters say I don't lay enough of the blame for where we are at the ANC's feet.  To rectify this, I'll zoom in on the complicated rom…

Published: 03 Apr 2017 at 13:36hrs | | by Siya Khumalo

Is Yusuf Abramjee a puppet master in a new Mockingbird programme driven by Primedia?

The reason I asked Yusuf Abramjee who he was during the social media storm over his open letter to President Jacob Zuma on the subject of crime, has a lot to do with public accountability. If we are purveyors of information to the public, …

Published: 21 Sep 2015 at 11:04hrs | | by Bongani Mbindwane

Apartheid Did not Die, blacks in South Africa only gained

political independence and a colourful flag in 1994THE shocking wild celebrations of the punishment of Julius Malema, the criminalisation of his important political discourses and his demonisation by the media in South Africa and beyond ar…

Published: 23 Nov 2011 at 12:54hrs | | by Dinizulu Mbikokayise Macaphulana

NELSON MANDELA: The African Hero Stolen by the West

Over 20 years ago, on February 11, 1990, South AfricaâˆšÂ¢â€šÃ‡Â¨â€šÃ‘Â¢s retired President and Nobel Peace co-laureate, Nelson R. Mandela, left the colonial-apartheid prison of "Victor Verster" outside Cape Town. South Africans and the We…

Published: 21 Apr 2011 at 09:06hrs | | by Udo W Froese in Johannesburg, South Africa

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Ministry Clarifies Road Construction Cost Discrepancies

Sweden to cut aid to Zimbabwe and close embassy

Mnangagwa's railway revamp deal balloons from US$533m to US$3bn

BCC Fire Brigade Urged to Maintain Standby Teams for Fires and Flash Floods

Zimbabwean identity thief jailed in UK

WhatsApp ban risk

Zvimba West Communities Benefit from New Water Points and Road Upgrades

ZANU PF Government Provides Central Hospitals with Critical Care Equipment

Bulawayo City Council Tackles Over 1,800 Sanitation Chokes in October

Mthuli Ncube's 2026 budget does not pass the constitutional test

ZINARA to roll out e-Tags for all motorists by 2026

Econet claims its shares are 'grossly undervalued'

Mahere urges action on US$98 million BEAM arrears

Mnangagwa focuses on term extension

Higher royalties will boost gold smuggling from Zimbabwe

'2030 talk a decoy'

Wage storm rocks Highlanders

Warriors camp hit by turbulence, but Marinica says 'all is well'

Crackdown on unregistered schools

Spike in severe diabetes cases hits Zimbabwe

ZACC achieves 61% success in corruption fight

Madzibaba Ishmael faces at least 15 years in jail

Construction of Zanu-PF US$1m HQ in full swing

HIV infections surge among Ama2000

South Africa at a crossroads: Lessons from Zimbabwe's democratic decline

Woman fined for pouring hot porridge on husband

Mwaruwari set to join Highlanders as technical director

'Zimbabwe economy to grow 6%'

Zimbabwe acquires equipment for open-heart surgery

Zanu-PF councillor Mutangi found guilty of defrauding vendors

Police warn of rise in 'vuzu' parties

Zimbabwe battles diarrhoea, influenza outbreak

Zimbabwe cracks down on exploitative school fees

225,820 Male Condoms Distributed in Bulawayo Over Two Months

How Africans Were Conditioned Into Maize - and Slowly Abandoned Their Healthier Grains

Zanu-PF MP blames 'Tsepete-Tsepete roads' for speeding, road carnage

Hlatshwayo: Desire for upper-middle income status fueling 'Kiyakiya' economic statistics

Lochard Primary Sch holds first prize-giving, MP donates US$2,500 for construction works

Tech-Powered Healthcare for Mhangura as Clinic Opens 17 December

ZBC slashes Radio, TV licence fees

Warriors tipped for surprise AFCON run

Zinara introduces cashless tolling

Madzibaba Ishmael convicted of rape

Mpofu apologises to Mnangagwa

Mnangagwa pushes Zanu-PF to implement resolutions

ZPRA war vet plans solo anti-govt protest

Fresh charges for Prophet Magaya's bodyguard

Zimbabwe faces recurrent flood crisis

Education Ministry to Launch ‘One Pupil, One Tablet - One Student, One Laptop' Programme

Speculation mounts over Sibanda replacing Mohadi as Vice President