UN Slams South Africa Ills in Damning Report Yadhana Jadoo 31 March 2016 Police fire rubber bullets at residents at point blank range,13 March 2014, in Bekkersdal, Westonaria. Residents protested by blocading streets and pelting police cars over a ellection campaign planned by the ANC. Picture: Alaister Russell The UN yesterday highlighted various human rights issues in South Africa. Racism and xenophobia, excessive use of force by police, torture

South Africa's President Jacob Zuma Continues To Receive Support Of ANC Despite Poor Record Jinger Jarrett,The Inquisitr News 21 March  2016   South Africa’s president Jacob Zuma once again received a ringing endorsement from the African National Congress (ANC), the ruling party of South Africa. Their endorsement comes as Zuma once again faces another scandal involving one of South Africa’s most powerful families, the Guptas. The Guptas are

Supreme Court of Appeal Rules on Bashir Case News Release from the Southern Africa Litigation Centre 15 March 2016       Johannesburg- On 15 March 2016, the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) ruled that the South African government had a duty to arrest President Omar al Bashir in terms of domestic and international law and that failure to arrest him was unlawful.   President Omar al Bashir is wanted by the International Criminal

South Africa's racial mania RW Johnson writes on what is driving the current hypersensitivity to issues of race RW Johnson, Politicsweb                                                                                                                                           1 March 2016     Image: South

Anthea Jeffery: Creeping land nationalisation is no poverty solution in South Africa Anthea Jeffery*, BizNews South Africa 1 March  2016                                                                                                                                                           The

'I don't need your civil war' Tom Eaton, The Times, South Africa 1 March, 2016     Image: The blood dimmed time: A Bophuthatswana policeman finishes off two wounded AWB men in March 1994. Scenes like this will be commonplace if SA slides into a race war. by Cobus Bodenstein   "There is a race war in South Africa. It is 364 years old. Though we agreed to cease fire 22 years ago, we are agreeing to open fire again." It was just one of

Pretoria, South Africa 26 July 2012   The Independent Afrikaner Self-determination Expedition (OASE) released this video of Dr. Gregory Stanton, Chairman of The Genocide Watch. News conference at the Transvaal Agricultural Union in Pretoria, South Africa, 2012/07/26 OASE is an advocacy group for Afrikaner Self-determination. Self-determination is the only guarantee for Afrikaners' survival. Find out more about a new model for self-determination

Dr. Gregory Stanton’s Press Conference Pretoria, South Africa 5 December 2014   Founder and President of Genocide Watch, Dr. Gregory Stanton, delivers speech on language rights in South Africa  

Dr. Gregory Stanton’s Press Conference Pretoria, South Africa 5 December 2014   Dr. Gregory Stanton’s Press Conference Pretoria, South Africa 5 December 2014   Founder and President of Genocide Watch, Dr. Gregory Stanton, delivers speech on incitement to Genocide in South Africa  

Dr. Gregory Stanton’s Press Conference Pretoria, South Africa 5 December 2014   Founder and President of Genocide Watch, Dr. Gregory Stanton, delivers speech on the murder rate in South Africa