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Online Gospelmen and Youth who Should be Leading.

SA social media has lost it! Clear off its rocker. Not because Floyd Shivambu has finally come clean on his reasons to ditch the Seshego Red October. Or that Barack Obama serenaded a delirious Detroit crowd with a few Eminem bars (that’s a ‘rap verse’ to you, auntie Karen). These were pedestrian, it appears, compared … Online Gospelmen and Youth who Should be Leading. Read More »
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A Book that Inspires More Stories.

Just when you figure you’re mildly au fait in these matters comes a book that blows you out the water in sweet one-liners and bucolic revelation. Sure, you’ve honoured the rituals, drank the umqombothi and daubed both the white limestone and the red ochre. So how could a fella who’s not even black, let alone … A Book that Inspires More Stories. Read More »
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Starlink; Is Musk Finally Coming Home?

While rubbing shoulders with the US business elite ahead of the 79th session of the UN General Debate in September, it was President Cyril Ramaphosa’s closed-door meeting with South Africa-born entrepreneur Elon Musk that set tongues wagging. The question on many people’s lips was whether Starlink, Musk’s satellite high-speed internet service might finally be coming … Starlink; Is Musk Finally Coming Home? Read More »
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100 Days of GNU and it’s Tough for the Progressives.

Nearly two months since Floyd Shivambu’s departure from the Economic Freedom Fighters and the leader Julius Malema has duly taken stock of the ‘betrayal’ and composed himself. In place of the morose expression, a straight face. A tamping down of the broadsides at anyone else who might wish to follow Shivambu out the door. But … 100 Days of GNU and it’s Tough for the Progressives. Read More »