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But the crowd that showed up to offer support during Julius Malema's court appearance was as disappointing as the numbers at Tuesday night's vigil.

Lonmin's striking workers accepted a compromise pay deal based on fear of the mine's closure and of a threatening police presence.

The charter industry is in decline but the rich can still afford private planes

If referring to President Jacob Zuma's Nkandla homestead as a "compound" is racist, then all three arms of government are racist too.

An M&G investigation reveals that President Jacob Zuma was kept up to date about developments and taxpayer money was used for his private homes.

Despite Henke Pistorius's claims, numbers show that the risk for crime is greater for the poor black township dweller than a rich white person.

If the trends of the last decade hold true, the average black family can expect to start earning the same as the average white family after 2061.