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Bus Accident in South Africa Claims 45 Lives In a heartbreaking turn of events, South Africa was plunged into mourning as news broke of a devastating bus accident near Mamatlakala in the province of Limpopo. The incident, which occurred on Thursday, has left at least 45 people dead, according to the country's Department of Transport. Among the victims, one person has been reported to have sustained serious injuries, adding to the gravity of the situation. The exact circumstances surrounding the crash are still under investigation, with authorities working tirelessly to piece together what led to this tragic event. Preliminary reports suggest that the bus veered off the road, leading to a catastrophic outcome that has sent shockwaves throughout the nation. The loss of so many lives in a single incident has deeply shaken communities across South Africa. Families have been torn apart, and loved ones are left grappling with the sudden and profound grief caused by this unforeseen disast...

Fire Brocksout at Umzinto Prison, Prisoners are seen trying to escape from rooftop Umzinto Prison on fire, prisoners are seen on top of the roof as the chaos fueled by pro ex-president Zuma supporters continues to spread across parts of South Africa. Hundreds of pro ex president Zuma supporters attacked the KwaDukuza CBD on Monday morning, burning tyres, garbage and looting stores Tongaat properties also attack and looted overnight  Umzinto Prison KwaZulu-Natal on fire, prisoners are seen on top of the roof as violence fueled by pro ex president Zuma supporters continued to spread across parts of the country Reports of violence and looting of shopping Malls and businesses in parts of Soweto as pro ex president Zuma supporters go on the rampage.Beares Furniture and Appliance Store attacked and looted by pro ex president Zuma mobs Pinetown KwaZulu-Natal.  South African National Defence Force Media Statement Monday, 12 July 2021 The SA National Defence Force to deploy soldiers i...

Jacob Zuma sentenced to an unsuspended prison sentence of a period of 15 months South Africa’s highest court ordered the imprisonment of Jacob Zuma, the country’s former president Zuma sentenced to an unsuspended prison sentence of a period of 15 months -although this cannot capture the damage Zuma had done to the judiciary. Herman mashaba said Today's judgement is a victory for the Rule of Law in South Africa. It is clear for all to see that JacobZuma’s attempts to ignore, undermine and destroy the rule of law will not be tolerated in our democratic society. Nobody is above the law! This is indeed a victory for all South Africans that have become gatvol with those who have looted our country with impunity. Finally, JacobZuma will find himself where he belongs behind bars