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Dirco denies claims of racial persecution as Afrikaners move to the US under Donald Trump’s programme
Recent crime statistics reveal a decline in South Africa's murder rate, as the government dismisses claims of racial persecution amid the relocation of Afrikaners to the US under Trump's refugee programme.
First wave of Afrikaner refugees departs for the US, AfriForum blames the GNU
The GNU has defended itself against the false information that AfriForum and Solidarity have provided to Trump’s administration.
‘Exodus of Fear’: First Wave of Afrikaner Refugees Departs for US, AfriForum says GNU is to blame
The GNU has defended itself against the false information that AfriForum and Solidarity have provided to Trump’s administration.
High Court reserves judgment in DA’s battle against Employment Equity Amendment Act
The Pretoria High Court has reserved judgment in the DA’s legal challenge to the Employment Equity Amendment Act, focusing on concerns over demographic targets and claims of unfair discrimination.
FF+ defends Kleinfontein's cultural community amid MKP's controversial visit
The Freedom Front Plus believe that the Tshwane metro was unfair on Kleinfontein after it declared the area to be operating illegally following its failure to comply with legal requirements.
MK Party to introduce private legislative bill to clarify section 235 of the Constitution
The MK Party plans to propose a bill clarifying the constitutional right to self-determination, arguing that communities like Kleinfontein and Orania misuse this right to promote racial exclusion.
Donald Trump's refugee offer | Afrikaner couple share their fears of living in South Africa
An Afrikaner couple's viral video pleading for Donald Trump's help due to safety fears in post-apartheid South Africa has sparked intense debate, with many accusing them of alarmism and racism.
Human Rights Month: A time of reflection and action
Human Rights Month serves as a poignant reminder of South Africa's turbulent past and the ongoing struggles for equality and justice in a post-democratic society
‘Kill the boer, kill the farmer’ chant fuelled by lingering racial inequities of the new SA
Julius Malema's chant of 'kill the boer, kill the farmer' has ignited a fierce debate about racial tensions and inequality in South Africa, reflecting the ongoing struggle for true equality
Dan Roodt faces backlash after racial comments about deceased SA Air Show pilot
Author Dan Roodt sparked national outrage after suggesting pilot James O'Connell's fatal crash was related to race-based hiring policies - only to backtrack when he discovered the pilot was white with 36 years of experience.
No regrets: Ebrahim Rasool stands firm despite 'race-baiting' accusations
Ebrahim Rasool, the South African ambassador expelled from the US, returned home to a raucous welcome, vowing to continue his fight against accusations of being a 'race-baiting politician'.
Tunes of triumph: the struggle songs that became South Africa's anthems of resistance
Discover the inspiring struggle songs of apartheid South Africa and how they became powerful anthems of hope and resistance during a dark era.
US expels SA ambassador Ebrahim Rasool over anti-Trump remarks, accuses him of race-baiting
The US has expelled South Africa's ambassador, accusing him of harbouring anti-Trump sentiments, escalating tensions between the two nations.
GIWUSA calls for Gayton McKenzie's removal amid racial discrimination storm over job adverts
GIWUSA criticises Minister McKenzie for favouring certain racial groups in job adverts, demanding immediate action from President Ramaphosa.
Union demands Gayton McKenzie's removal amid racial discrimination storm over job adverts
Workers union GIWUSA has launched a scathing attack on Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie, demanding his immediate removal after job advertisements explicitly excluded black candidates. The union has given a 7-day ultimatum before pursuing legal action, while McKenzie defends the posts as addressing historical employment imbalances.
SA man found not guilty of racially abusing former UK rugby star, says didn't know N-word was offensive
South African Angus Beukes was acquitted of racially abusing former England rugby star Ugo Monye at Exeter's Sandy Park Stadium, sparking discussions on cultural differences in the perception of racial slurs.
The consequences of AfriForum’s alliance with Trump in South Africa
In a world rife with misinformation, AfriForum's recent actions in Washington raise critical questions about the future of South Africa's democracy