The DA has effectively outlawed the use of all racial terminology, in particular the “B-word” (boer) and the “H-word” (hotnot), both derogatory words used to describe whites and coloureds, respectively, saying they are just as bad as the “K-word” in … Read the rest
Tag: Helen Zille
Maimane’s wife stands firm amid DA sex scandal rumours
The wife of DA parliamentary leader, Mmusi Maimane has taken to social media to support her husband amid rumours of a sex scandal within the party.
In a tweet from her account, she called her husband “the real deal”.
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DA, EFF start up the black election bandwagon
A mock leadership battle has begun in the DA following Zille’s announcement that she will not be available for re-election at the party’s elective congress on May 9.
The official opposition will elect a new leadership in Port Elizabeth next … Read the rest
Apartheid will never die because the Left needs it
On New Year’s eve, the acrimonious tone of South African public debate seems to have become even more pronounced. Just yesterday another stereotypical cultural-Marxist piece by Professor Anton van Niekerk appeared in Afrikaans on the Netwerk24 site and already conservatives … Read the rest
Zille rips into nuclear deal
DA leader Helen Zille said on Monday the deal South Africa made with Russia for the supply of up to eight nuclear power plants means “someone is up to no good”.
Zille vented her anger in her weekly SA Today … Read the rest
‘We are a nation united in our grief’: Helen Zille
DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE STATEMENT BY HELEN ZILLE LEADER OF THE DA A NATION UNITED IN GRIEF
06 December 2013
Today, South Africa lost the greatest son of its soil. Today the rainbow nation lost its father.
Today, we are a nation … Read the rest
Race matters: DA
Race remains a legitimate measure of disadvantage in South Africa, the DA said on Sunday.
“A non-racial society is a goal — it doesn’t exist today,” Democratic Alliance parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko told journalists, speaking at the end of her … Read the rest
Britten’s indifference
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One very positive side-effect of the Red October protest was that it aired the stale house of the MSM in Mandelatopia. This breath of fresh air made the usual suspects, and a … Read the rest
Europeans and Americans, Afrikaners and English
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I have just read an interesting article by Matthew Contessini, claiming that Europeans are “more pro-white than Americans”. The piece is full of speculative insights that … Read the rest
DA’s Midvaal mayor moves to ANC central planning unit
The release of the Public Protectors report with the findings of maladministration and irregularities in the DA controlled Midvaal municipality in Gauteng, highlighted rampant corruption.
The FF Plus, already in April 2009, during a press briefing made information available … Read the rest
Zille defends drug user DA King
DA leader Helen Zille has defended the party’s controversial decision to accept abaThembu King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo as a member, and said he would only forfeit his membership if he lost his appeal against his conviction on charges that include culpable … Read the rest
ANC wants to get more ‘radical’ on taking land from whites
The centenary of the 1913 Natives Land Act provides an opportunity for South Africa to evaluate progress made in land redistribution, the ANC said on Wednesday.
“The centenary… provides an opportune moment to evaluate how far we have come in … Read the rest
Zille joins ANC and Malema chorus in calling for ‘land reform’
The legacy of the 1913 Land Act was still with South Africa and so it is the duty of the state to implement effective redress through land restitution, Western Cape premier Helen Zille said on Monday.
“This will never remove … Read the rest
Parties contest South Africa’s richest province
South Africa’s two main political parties are setting out their stalls for the 2014 election, with the country’s key province Gauteng shaping up to be a key battleground.
In recent days the African National Congress (ANC), in power for 19 … Read the rest