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Black street racers kill four in Soweto

Two black men who killed four teenagers while allegedly drag racing in Soweto were expected to appear in the Protea Magistrate's Court on Tuesday.

The blacks, one of whom is a well-known hip hop artist, were racing down the road which runs between Protea Glen and Protea North when they smashed into four boys walking home from school with two other friends.

The teenagers, aged between 17 and 19, were killed on the scene when the two Mini Coopers collided.

Metro police spokeswoman Edna Mamonyane said: "It is a two-way street and one of the cars went into the other lane, driving in the lane of oncom...

South African government 'contemptuous of anti-white farm murders'

“The Minister of Police, Mr. Nathi Mthethwa’s remark at a conference of AgriSA, that the Police views farm murders merely as crime, confirms that the government is contemptuous with regards to farm murders. The Police are quick to view certain crimes, such as cash-in-transit robberies and the bombing of ATM machines, as priority crimes and then plan strong counter actions. Why are these crimes then also not just viewed merely as ordinary crime? The Minister and the government are shying away from farm murders, precisely because there is a strong element of anti-white acism involved,” M...

Reitz race trial postponed

The Bloemfontein Magistrate's Court on Wednesday postponed the crimen injuria case of four former University of the Free State (UFS) students to July for trial.

The four white Afrikaner students -- RC Malherbe, Johnny Roberts, Schalk van der Merwe and Danie Grobler -- are facing charges for humiliating five black workers at the university.

The students made a video of an initiation-type ceremony in 2007 while living at the university's now-closed Reitz men's residence.

The four women cleaners and a man, who participated voluntarily in the making of the video, are seen on their hands and knees eat...

Zuma objects to 'judging of traditions'

Using one's own culture to judge others is unconstitutional, President Jacob Zuma said on Tuesday.

Opening the National House of Traditional Leaders, Zuma used the opportunity to call for a debate on the "issue of a national moral code".

"I've said I'm going to initiate a national conversation on the moral code, on our values as a country," he said.

"We say we are united in diversity. That's what we say. We need to unpack the diversity. What do we mean when we say this.

"Scholars and many people have been interpreting us for decades;  our culture, our traditions. Some look down upon certain tradit...

Jeffrey Imm's Race Fundamentalism

An open letter

Dear Mr. Imm,

You probably know as little about me as I do about you, living on different sides of the planet. However, I was one of the invited speakers to the American Renaissance conference that had to be cancelled after you and other left-wing groups had harassed the hotels concerned.

I was practically on my way to the airport for the 19-hour flight from Johannesburg to Washington when I had received Jared Taylor's e-mail informing me that the conference had finally been cancelled, with the Capitol Skyline Hotel also succumbing to pressure from yourselves.

As an Afrikaner from S...

Your kids: dumb, difficult and dispensable

Don't ask why the "news" is all a-flutter for Meghan McCain, but earlier in February, she issued another of her sub-intelligent messages, on a forum ?...

'White man, you can't afford a car like this!'

In South Africa, the expensive cars and lavish lifestyle of black politicians often make headlines. However, the small town of Eshowe in Kwazulu-Natal...

Sandile Memela on black matric failure

Everyone has been commenting the South African matric results lately, including the fact that whites outscore blacks in marks and distinctions.

One bla...

Jacob Zuma's speech in Zimbabwe

President Jacob Zuma has expressed his solidarity with the government of Zimbabwe on a state visit to that country. Here is his complete speech, as is...

The authentic Ass-troturfers

It was wicked when assorted neoconservative organs and tools presented anti-war activists such as Cindy Sheehan as something other than what they were...

Zimdollar 'dead', but still used for bus fare

A woman pays her bus fare with 3 trillion in old Zimbabwe dollars - the equivalent of 50 U.S. cents. The collector accepts the brick of neatly folded ...

Destroying health care for the few uninsured

If the U.S. weren't already insolvent, I'd say that Obama was bankrupting the country, and sending the health care we have to hell in a handcart, for ...

PTA Judge Criticises Public Protector

The Public Protector is obliged to probe claims that PetroSA siphoned State money to the ANC via a private company, the High Court in Pretoria has rul...

Jewish Group Firm On Inviting War Crime Accused

The South African Jewish Group Limmud is standing firm on its invite to war crimes accused David Benjamin, in the face of calls to cancel the visit.

"W...

Anglo American's Profits Plummet

Mining giant Anglo American reported plummeting profits as it released its results for the first half of the year on Friday.

The group -- which rejecte...

Two Men Arrested After Slitting Woman's Throat

Two men will appear in court on Friday for allegedly slitting the throat of occupational therapist, Miranda O'Dell, 48, during an attempted house robb...

New Head For Oprah Academy

The Academy for the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls had appointed Anne van Zyl as its new head.

The school's board of directors said on Thur...

Tshwaing Minicipality Uses Pool Chlorine For Water Purification

AfriForum has given the Municipality of Tshwaing to closing time today to give an undertaking that swimming pool chlorine will no longer be used in th...