There’s fickle, and then there’s Julius Malema. Verashni Pillay tracks his dramatic changes in tune on everything from Helen Zille to soldiers.
Julius Malema’s address to disgruntled soldiers didn’t deliver on coup concerns, instead it pointed out where government had fallen foul of the law.
The latest storm in the social media tea cup is over claims that Woolworths won’t hire white staff. We round up the best jokes from the saga.
Malema is feeding off the violent chaos at our mines, much as the Joker from Batman would. But he’s not the one to blame, writes Verashni Pillay.
This week brings to a close the worst Women’s Month ever and it will help us to forget the humiliations that characterised it, writes Verashni Pillay.
Verashni Pillay will chat to Anele Mdoda, Khaya Dlanga and others tonight at the M&G Literary Festival, in a session about being young in SA in 2012.
The DA has complained to the Gender Equality Commission about Jacob Zuma’s recent remarks on women, while the Women’s League comes to his defence.
From Khanyi Mbau to Zuma’s take on single women, to a pastor who blamed Marikana on feminists. Verashni Pillay summarises the worst Women’s Month yet.
Jacob Zuma’s comments that it’s "not right" for women to be single, and that having children is "extra training for a woman" have caused dismay.
Ahead of Robin Van Persie’s Manchester debut, we take stock of the tweets that made us laugh out loud following his surprise move from Arsenal.