Former President Jacob Zuma popped up in India last week, appearing alongside his “brother” and “friend”, corruption-accused Ajay Gupta, to offer prayers at Gupta’s ashram, the Dakshin Kali temple in Uttarakhand. During an interview with Indian media afterwards, Zuma declared that he feels he will win the next elections after receiving blessings at the temple. Also present during the visit, on 26 June, was South African High Commissioner to India, Anil Sooklal.
The City of Cape Town’s Safety and Security Directorate has confirmed that several arrests were made following isolated criminal incidents during the 30 June anti-illegal immigration shutdown on Tuesday. Enforcement services were reportedly called out to respond to several acts of crime against foreign-owned businesses in some parts of the city, including Delft, Gugulethu, Hanover Park and Mfuleni. Mayoral Committee Member for Safety and Security, JP Smith, says these were isolated incidents,
Turn down the stress and turn up the good vibes. This weekend, Smile FM is bringing the easy-going rhythms, feel-good melodies and unmistakable sound of reggae to your speakers. From roots reggae legends to timeless island anthems, Reggae Weekend is your invitation to slow down, soak up the moment and let the music transport you somewhere a little warmer. Whether you’re spending the weekend at home, with friends or simply taking it easy,
Ladles of Love – built from a small Cape Town soup kitchen to changing lives across South Africa
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If you’re looking for a meaningful way to spend your 67 minutes this Mandela Day why not join us on Friday 17 July at DHL Stadium? Ladles of Love Danny Diliberto joined us to tell us more about his organisation and the event later this month. Ladles of Love are bringing thousands of South Africans together at DHL Stadium to support 20,000 preschool children through hands-on activities that make a real
According to March And March leader, Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma, the 30 June protests was only the beginning. Ngobese-Zuma was protesting in Durban on Tuesday and also addressed those taking part in the demonstration there. At that time, she announced the intention that her group would march every Thursday for the next three months until the government has responded to their demands. March and March leader, Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma says protests against
