The cosplaying fascists in red had been agitating for a total shutdown.
Who knows where Sibongile Mani could be in 2029?
She’s the person who took NSFAS for the kind of ride our fraudsters of old could only have hoped for.
Madonsela and Mpofu – It’s justice but with a twist
Mpofu is concomitantly thin skinned and intolerant when anyone refuses to be cowed or have the temerity to challenge him in an open court
US warns on collapse as SA’s lesser mortals navigate abyss
It’s a horror story: prepare for the worst, stock up on water for three days, tinned food, batteries, medicine, first aid supplies and memorise the phone numbers of your nearest and dearest.
Would it help to switch the president on and off again?
The president is a worry; he’s no longer shocked, which given the state of our national grid is probably a good thing.
Imtiaz Sooliman: The living embodiment of the Rainbow nation
Dr Sooliman manages to fly our flag high all over the world.
SONA 2023 – The state of disrepair leaves little room for optimism
Power cuts are starting to eat into the sinew of society; economic growth is down, crime is up.
Yet another disaster by the ANC as we are now in a power crisis
The last state of disaster, which made a kind of sense for the first 21 days and then exponentially less for the 750 days it eventually lasted for, didn’t really stop the transfer of the COVID 19 virus, but it did criminalise a lot of ordinary South Africans.
Boksburg explosion – Lessons forgotten, if it had ever been learnt
This week, there was a house fire in Randburg. The good news, perhaps, is that there was actually a fire engine to attend to the crisis.
The death of a tiger and Eskom: you just can’t make this sh*t up
There was a tiger roaming around the south of Joburg this week.
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