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The DA and PA’s shameful complicity in genocide

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April 16, 2025

WHAT does it take for South African politicians to recognise genocide when they see it? When the bones of Palestinian children protrude from mass graves? Already, hospitals have been reduced to rubble with patients still inside.

- USUF CHIKTE

The DA and PA’s shameful complicity in genocide

Journalists have been targeted for assassination to prevent their truth telling. Mosques, churches, schools and universities have been willfully destroyed. An entire population is being subjected to bombardment and systematically starved under the world’s gaze.

The Democratic Alliance and Patriotic Alliance’s recent whitewashing of Israel’s crimes during their so-called “fact-finding mission” isn’t just willful blindness. It’s active complicity in genocide. Their claim of finding “no evidence of apartheid” is as morally bankrupt as those who once denied our own suffering under apartheid.

While these MPs sipped coffee with their Israeli hosts, Gaza was enduring wholesale slaughter by the IDF as Israel broke the ceasefire agreement during the Holy Month of Ramadaan, and unleashed on Palestinians:

@ The deadliest 72 hours since October 2023 when Israeli forces slaughtered 700 Palestinians in a single night, including killing 200 children who were bombed in their beds during Ramadaan preparations.

@ The murder of 50 000 dead and counting,

600 000 now without clean water after Israel sabotaged Gaza’s last desalination plant,

20 neonatal ventilators sitting at borders blocked by Israel, while babies suffocate.

@ This isn’t collateral damage. It’s the Zionist endgame - Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz, chillingly termed the “final warning” to Palestinians. The parallels to the 1943 Warsaw Ghetto are undeniable: walls, starvation, mass graves, and the world’s silence.

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‘Rahu Ketu’: an uneven blend of mythology and comedy

RAHU Ketu starts off like someone who has just had a brilliant idea and can’t wait to say it to everyone.

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January 21, 2026

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Get some luck in Lovers Lane

In a particularly tough card at Hollywoodbets Durbanville today Lovers Lane has been consistent for months without getting the elusive third career win under the belt.

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3 mins

January 21, 2026

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Unmasking the shadows in Iran

RECENT events in Iran, marked by widespread protests and internal strife, have once again placed the Islamic Republic under the global spotlight.

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5 mins

January 21, 2026

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90% pass rate sets new standard for excellence

IN A REMARKABLE achievement, KwaZulu-Natal has hit a 90% pass rate.

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1 min

January 21, 2026

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Politics at play as Vijay’s final film ‘Jana Nayagan’ delayed

THE nexus between politics and the film industry was again highlighted in the past fortnight amid the postponement of South Indian megastar Vijay’s final film, Jana Nayagan, ahead of his entry into the political arena.

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3 mins

January 21, 2026

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Rydal Park Secondary defies social challenges with perfect matric results

TRIUMPH OVER ADVERSITY

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3 mins

January 21, 2026

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Magazine Barracks YouTube video launched

A HISTORIC YouTube video capturing the story of the people of Magazine Barracks has been launched.

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1 mins

January 21, 2026

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Justice for homemakers: ruling empowers women

THE ruling which recognises non-financial contributions in divorce settlements has given hope to housewives across the country.

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2 mins

January 21, 2026

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Pongal release ‘Parasakthi’ shows why mother tongues matter

THE Tamil movie, Parasakthi, that ushered in 2026, is a bold, uncompromising cinematic statement that reaffirms the power of language as a vehicle of identity, resistance and pride.

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4 mins

January 21, 2026

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Why businesses cannot afford to shout ‘Gena Mama’ anymore

IF YOU grew up in South Africa, you remember shop assistants standing outside calling to passersby — “Gena mama!

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3 mins

January 21, 2026

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