Zimbabwe has been engulfed with protests over the past week,in corruption allegations within the government’s perimeters, human rights violations and the weak economy in the country. Civil rights activists have been fighting the growing violations of human rights, as a result 60 people have been arrested so far. The right to freedom of speech and…
The minister of sports,art and culture Nathi Mthethwa was briefing the media today on the applications of the Second roll-out of the Covid-19 relief funds that will open in the month of august, for those who qualify for the relief fund,and whose income was affected by the Covid-19 pandemic/lockdown. The Department had previously allocated…
Like any other country at this time, India has been fighting different battles in the year 2020. The country has been facing a surge in fatalities caused by different factors. Recently India has reported 98 fatalities from Tainted alcohol, people from poor communities in India resort to illegally brewed alcohol to quench their thirst,…
In the midst of a Global Pandemic South Africa is facing a crime and corruption storm. The Police Minister Bheki Cele was delivering a report on Crime Statistics in the country from the previous year 2019 and 2020 so far. In the report the Kwazulu Natal province was labeled the Capital with regards…
The South African Communist party (SACP) is celebrating 99years since it was formed in 1921 as it was previously known as The Communist Party. The party’s general secretary Dr Blade Nzimande was holding a virtual rally on the party’s progress and achievements in the past 99 years. He used the platform to address major issues…
The tourism industry in South Africa has experienced a great depression as a result of the Covid-19 lockdown introduced to curb the spread of the virus. President Cyril Ramaphosa abruptly closed the economy mid-march and enforced a 21 days strict lockdown in the country, and furthermore extended the lockdown in order to prepare the daily…
It has been more than 3 months since President Cyril Ramaphosa announced R500 Billion in funds meant to cushion the impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic in the Country. The Government has however announced that these funds were already exhausted and they have reached out to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a loan of R70.6…
Despite the plans to save the 2020 academic year, the Covid-19 Pandemic has caused massive strain on the Academic Calendar. Schools were previously closed for 3 months, before the planned phases of reopening. The first phase allowed Grade 7s and Grade 12s to reopen as they are considered exit phases, and Grade R, Grade 1,…
The world mourns 11-years since Micheal Jackson “The king of pop” passed away. Michael Jackson was born on the 29th of August and died on the 25th of June 2009, An international pop star, award-winning songwriter entertainer, influencer, and the frontliner of the Pop culture who sold over 350 million records worldwide, Michael Jackson is…
With most economic activities now back to full operations amid Lockdown Level-3, South Africans can start experiencing load shedding in some parts of the country. This is due to the high demand for power and constraints in the power system. Addressing members of parliament Deputy president David Mabuza has raised concerns over illegal connections that…
