Zuma finds his voice at long last

After two weeks of silence President Jacob Zuma finally found his voice yesterday and spoke against the use of his name in the controversy about the landing at Waterkloof Air Force Base of a jet chartered on behalf of the Gupta family.

Zuma lied to SA - DA

In a stinging attack in parliament yesterday, President Jacob Zuma was accused of having lied about the deployment of South African forces to the Central African Republic.

Beheading rage spreads

The gory killing of a British soldier by two men who shouted Islamist-militant slogans, has shone a spotlight on Woolwich, the London district in which it happened, stirring racial tensions in one of the most ethnically diverse parts of Britain.

Kleinfontein's top brass find DA Youth 'bad-mannered'

"Opportunistic, intolerant, bad-mannered and bossy." That was how the leadership of the Afrikaner-only community of Kleinfontein, Pretoria, described the DA Youth during its protest outside the enclave yesterday.

'Don't call us coloureds'

Khoi and San people do not want to be referred to as "coloureds" and want the government to ban the use of the word in reference to them.