TNO Staff — December 8, 2015 90 commentsTweet on TwitterShare on FacebookGoogle+Pinterest The official king of South Africa’s Zulu tribe has announced that that country was economically, militarily, and socially better under white Afrikaner rule—and…
May 28, 2019 Be first to comment Mfengu soldier of the Cape Colony In 1873 the British colonial authority in Natal attempted to disarm the amaHlubi tribe of their rifles. The amaHlubi refused to surrender…
Panos MourdoukoutasContributorMarkets China wants everything from Africa: its strategic location, its oil, its rare earth metals, and its fish, leaving African nations indebted to Beijing. In its long history, Africa has served the global ambitions…
By MENZI SOLOMON SHANGE By Guest Contributor – Mar 5, 2017 In 1980 there were 127 000 commercial farmers serving a population of 25 million people. As a result South Africa used to feed nine…
Say bye to the tannie in the kitchen 8th July 2019 by Linda van Tilburg Every time I return from the UK where I currently live, I marvel at the availability of hired help. I…
Forbidden History, Recent Articles 6:00 AM A+A-PrintEmailby Paul Craig Roberts The Western world is collapsing so rapidly that I am afraid that I am going to outlive it. The Western presstitutes and politicians have demonized…
Julius Malema. Image source: YouTube/Charcoal Barbeque ShareTweet By Will Maule Author March 21, 2018 South African farming activists are outraged at the lack of police action following a series of brutal attacks on white farmers….
30 June 2019 – 00:00 By ARON HYMAN Cape Town’s high murder rate could see it become the world’s most dangerous city. Image: Cape Town Tourism Cape Town risks becoming the world’s most dangerous city….
News / 30 June 2019, 1:30pm / LUKE FOLB File photo Cape Town – A new report shows that fewer international tourists are visiting South Africa – compared to other popular destinations on the continent. The findings, by auditing…
28 June 2019 – 14:00 Nick Hedley Picture: SOWETAN Wilson Bayly Holmes-Ovcon (WBHO) says skilled staff are emigrating from SA at a faster pace amid an exceptionally tough period for construction companies, which have been…
