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Malema has caused huge controversy with his comments at a rally accusing Indian and coloured people of being racist. “The majority of Indians are racists - they see themselves better than most of us. Even coloureds see themselves [as] better than blacks,” Malema said while speaking to a crowd of supporters at a rally held on Youth Day in the North West city of Klerksdorp. Some feel Malema’s assertion that most Indian people are racist and that many coloured people are too, itself constitutes racism. However, some of Malema’s supporters have taken to social media to voice their support for his statements, which they consider to be true. An incident on a Kulula flight last Friday involving a 26-year-old

In yet another chapter of the AKA and Cassper Nyovest feud, it seems Supa Mega apparently trying to have a physical altercation with Mufasa. This allegedly happened over the weekend - according to both of their fans - when Nyovest along with DJ Drama decided to make an appearance at a venue where the Touch My Blood after party was happening. Nyovest confirmed that something did happen between them after he tweeted "I’ve been provoked so many times & n***as have come at me with that street shit so many times." And a fan asked him, "Did Kiernan provoke you this past weekend?" with the Destiny rapper replying, "Yes he did & I walked away again. He’s gonna deny it again but I have it on video this

In August 2017, Statistics South Africa (StatsSA) released it's "Poverty Trends in South Africa: An examination of absolute poverty between 2006 & 2015" which revealed that  the number of persons living in extreme poverty (i.e. "The report shows that the most vulnerable to poverty in our society are children (aged 17 or younger), females, Black Africans, people living in rural areas, those residing in Eastern Cape and Limpopo, and persons with little or no education," Stats SA said. "The income per capita Gini coefficient (income inequality) has declined from 0,72% in 2006 to 0,68% in 2015; however, the are notable variations amongst various population groups. Black Africans have the highest income inequality with a Gini coefficient of 0,65 in 2015, increasing from 0,64 in 2006.

Pretoria  - Frustrated Soshanguve residents hijacked construction vehicles and forced them to dump concrete on the M20 main road and used it to build speed bumps after a taxi driver hit a pedestrian and fled the scene on Tuesday morning. The community said it was infuriated after learning that the taxi driver did not stop after hitting Emanuel Zimba who was at the Ga-Rankuwa Hospital fighting for his life in the intensive care unit. Nkandla Informal Settlement chairperson Solly Masanabo said: "After complaining so many times about the danger of this road and not getting sufficient help from the City and provincial government, we have decided to build our own speed bumps. In fact, one load of

Jessie Lipskin Share On facebook Share On facebook Share Share On pinterest Share On pinterest Share On pinterest Share On pinterest Pin "I grew up in Manhattan, so smaller square footage and limited space have never been an issue for me," she told Apartment Therapy. "I've always been very organized and love the idea of holding onto only what you really need. For me, that mainly includes things that hold sentimental value, particularly items that were handed down to me from my family."

Antonio Conte is to be sacked as Chelsea manager within days and former Napoli boss Maurizio Sarri installed as his replacement according to British media reports on Thursday. Conte is presently on holiday but is to be told he is no longer needed despite winning the FA Cup last season -- to add to the league title he won in his first season in charge -- and issuing a defiant message afterwards of how he wouldn't change his style of management. Both men will cost Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich. Conte will be due £9million ($11.8million) if he doesn't take another job in the next year and Napoli will be due a payment for Sarri as he is still under contract with them, even though Carlo Ancelotti -- who knows how swiftly Abramovich forgets past glories as he was sacked a season after guiding them to the domestic double -- has replaced him.

London - Kensington Palace officials will have choked on their toast and marmalade if they watched Good Morning Britain. There on the ITV breakfast programme was Thomas Markle, father of the new Duchess of Sussex, giving a candid interview which they had been told nothing about. And the gently-spoken 73-year-old had plenty of revealing things to say - about his daughter, her marriage to Prince Harry, the Royal Family and the wider world. HOW HARRY ASKED FOR HIS BLESSING While many potential son-in-laws take their girlfriend’s fathers out for a pint and a quiet chat, in Harry’s case it could not have been more different. To start with, it was clear he had already popped the question to Meghan