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By Devine Hadebe In the immediate aftermath of the announcement that seventeen banks had been rigging the rand as far…
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On 21 February 1965, Malcolm X was assassinated before he was about to deliver a speech about his new organisation called the…
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Paul O Sullivan THIS has been another dramatic week in South Africa. The continued attempt to turn the country…
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UnCensored’s Reader Stalin puts forward a 10-point-plan towards achieving economic transformation. For how long will we lament about non-transformation of…
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By Pinky Khoabane The President of the Republic of South Africa, Jacob Zuma, will in a few hours’ time deliver…
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Yesterday we published the heart-breaking story of Thabisile Myeni, who despite having received educational funding, cannot afford to go to…
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The South African corporate media, in an attempt to cover-up for the massive looting by banks on the eve of…
Read More »UnCensored’s readers had interesting comments on the article we published yesterday – National Prosecuting Authority is Captured Gerrie Nel and…
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By Pinky Khoabane Glynnis Breytenbach, Vusi Pikoli and now Gerrie Nel. They all at one time worked for the National…
Read More »By Mxolisi Ka Nkomonde The White controlled media cartel in South Africa has been on a campaign to demonise opinions…
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By Khotso Molekane Gerrie Nel The most oppressive governments rely on the judiciary to give a veil of respectability to…
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By Pinky Khoabane Steve Motale The Labour Court this morning, ordered The Citizen to reinstate former editor Steve Motale and pay…
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By Redge Nkosi – He’s the Executive Director and Research Head at Firstsource Money Paper and coin money as we know…
Read More »BY Mxolisi ka Nkomonde The financial industry in South Africa is centred around the big 5 banks which collectively held…
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By Pinky Khoabane Anybody to blame but ABSA as media goes into overdrive…… After a fortnight of scurrying around…
Read More » OPEN LETTER TO JOHAN RUPERT Ref is made to: Ciex Investigation & findings. Operations on behalf of RSA Government Aug…
Read More » Original article carried in www.fin24.com Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan The statement by Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan to “clip the wings”…
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Here’s a take on PAID Journalists. An interesting read first published by http://katehon.com shortly after the Panama Leaks. The largest corruption scandal…
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Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane Former Governor Chris Stals has confirmed what Ciex representatives have been saying all along – ABSA…
Read More » By Pinky Khoabane Maria Ramos The Mail and Guardian on Friday published a leaked preliminary report into the public protector’s…
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Khotso Molekane says the so-called 101 veterans are personalities hellbent on regime change and do not represent the thousands of…
Read More » The writer is on the Twitter Handle @ mithisa_motho The ANC veterans are back in the news again – to…
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By Pinky Khoabane President Jacob Zuma had “endless briefings” with authors of the CIEX report into large-scale apartheid theft ahead of…
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The African National Congress Women’s League (ANCWL) has called for an investigation into South African Airways (SAA) following reports that…
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Bhekindlela Mwelase (86 years old) with his pass-book Khaya Sithole traces four families’ battle to reclaim their land from the…
Read More » By Pinky Khoabane The media campaign describing Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma as nothing else but her husband’s ex-wife dates back years…
Read More » By Pinky Khoabane The African Union Commission (AUC) will choose the new chairperson to replace Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma at the 28th…
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By Pinky Khoabane Penny SparrowChris Hart The year 2016 will probably go down in South Africa’s democratic history as one…
Read More » Pinky Khoabane Three or so months ago I decided to start a publication – I had for years been disgruntled…
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By Pinky Khoabane In what could be the latest delaying tactic by First National Bank (FNB) in the case involving…
Read More » By Pinky Khoabane Johann Rupert Its not often that annual general meetings (AGMS) of large corporations serve the purpose for…
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The story of the bill from a Clifton Beach restaurant describing the table by the race of patrons at it…
Read More »By Mxolisi KaNkomonde. He can be reached on Twitter @MxolisiBob The South African media cartel(1) controlled by Johann Rupert(Remgro),Terry Moolman…
Read More »Compare Johnson’s to Jeff Kronabally’s complaint on the Bonds stolen by South African Reserve Bank and given to ABSA as…
Read More »ED Jones in www.opendemocracy.net gives us five reasons why UK media is not independent. The same reasons are exactly the…
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By Pinky Khoabane Dear Judge Kriegler I come to you because through your organisation, Freedom Under Law, its evident that…
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We’ve been running the story of First National Bank which has left some of its low-cost housing clients destitute by…
Read More »By Pinky Khoabane Mmashela Anna Mabelane is ill and destitute. She turned 60 this year and lives with a young…
Read More »By Pinky Khoabane, catch her on Twitter @pinkykhoabane The term fake news has become the buzz-word following Hillary Clinton’s defeat…
Read More »By Pinky Khoabane We’ve given you the story of Magdalena Pietersen and other low cost housing clients who were robbed…
Read More »Is this a better graphic? We are not sponsored and dont have the best graphic artists on our payroll. Please…
Read More »By Pinky Khoabane We have waited for 22 years to have anti-racist laws. Nothing has been forthcoming. In the meantime,…
Read More »Soros / CIA Plan to Destabilize Europe By Wayne Madsen, first published in http://www.strategic-culture.org/news/2015/09/24/soros-cia-plan-to-destabilize-europe.html Just as the dark forces of the…
Read More »By Pinky Khoabane Johann Rupert has now resorted to sheer lies in his explanation of why Thuli Madonsela didn’t broaden…
Read More »By Pinky Khoabane How a BEE programme meant to empower Blacks in the transport industry ended up empowering White firms………
Read More »Khotso Molekane argues that the International Criminal Court (ICC) has neither the moral standing nor integrity on which to prosecute anyone….…
Read More »By Pinky Khoabane The Citizen’s editor Steve Motale has finally been fired following an “internal disciplinary hearing” the newspaper’s publisher…
Read More »By Pinky Khoabane While his fellow Black workers face abysmal working conditions, the Affirmative Action appointee mixes with the apartheid-era…
Read More »One of our readers, Khothatso says…It’s all silence from our proponents of free speech and media freedom when it comes…
Read More »The days of sitting by while our African editors and journalists are persecuted by their white masters are gone. We…
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By Pinky Khoabane By now we’ve seen the video of the African been forced into a coffin while alive. It…
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By Pinky Khoabane The Oppenheimers rank among the top two or three wealthiest families in South Africa having made their…
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By Pinky Khoabane The Democratic Alliance (DA)’s regime change campaign failed once again this past Thursday. It was always expected…
Read More »Reaction to Brian Molefe’s resignation captured social media last night but one which caught mine is this one from Sanele…
Read More »Eskom CEO, Brian Molefe, yesterday announced he would be leaving the power utility following the hastily compiled and “incomplete”…
Read More »Mxolisi ka Nkomonde says apartheid policing of Black people alive and well and in today’s world it poses as the…
Read More »By Pinky Khoabane The Donald Trump win is a lesson for liberal media around the world. It is not the…
Read More »A warning by Redge Nkosi: Reform macro-economic policy or face a revolution of an unprecedented scale….He’s the Executive Director and Research…
Read More »By Pinky Khoabane Mcebisi Jonas A press statement (attached) released by Deputy Finance Minister, Mcebisi Jonas on 16 March 2016…
Read More »By Pinky Khoabane President Jacob Zuma will need a better legal team than the one that showed-up in court today if he’s…
Read More »Whether it’s the Gupta’s or Russia Today’s bank accounts that have been frozen, the lefties’ bias and hypocrisy is showing….by…
Read More »By Pinky Khoabane The battle for the soul of South Africa’s economy has reached such a crescendo that it is…
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Read More »If you’ve missed it, here’s Hlongwane’s letter to the Public Protector. First published in Citizen. 29 September 2016 Dear Advocate…
Read More »The HAWKS confirmed they had received a complaint from the Mzwanele Manyi Decolonisation Foundation asking the police unit to investigate…
Read More »The President’s pledge to repeal the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act (PPPFA), although commendable, doesn’t go far enough to bring…
Read More »By Pinky Khoabane It’s an all out war in the battle to claim the truth about the Rogue Unit story.…
Read More »Public Protector Thuli Madonsela is rushing to ensure she finalises the report into the now famous state capture by the…
Read More »Pep Guardiola used Leo Messi as a False 9 to beef-up the midfield and destroy the opposition. In South Africa, white…
Read More »Seconds after posting Mxolisi ka Mkomonde’s piece on the question of whether a network comprising opposition parties, civil society…
Read More »Pinky Khoabane In a country where every industry is owned by whites, VBS Mutual Bank, which gave President Jacob Zuma…
Read More »Pinky Khoabane Super Spy Craig Williamson British American Tobacco (BAT) has been involved in a full-scale war against African policy…
Read More »By Pinky Khoabane British American Tobacco (BAT) has been involved in a full-scale war against African policy makers keen on…
Read More »WE at UnCensored pledge our solidarity with the 26 members of Black First Land First (BLF) who appeared in court…
Read More »By Pinky Khoabane It wasn’t long ago that EFF’s Julius Malema was reportedly on Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan’s side in…
Read More » By: The Maytrix “Get Rich or Die Trying” 50 Cent the rapper. “If you aint cheating, you aint trying”…
Read More » Demands for a 0% fee increase for higher learning are back on the cards. The Matrix advises we keep an…
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