Exposing Immoral Profits! NASPERS & its shareholders were caught offside with a 31% stake in the Devils work. Should or Will NASPERS Sell off Tencent now? Will Shareholders take a moral stand? Will Mainstream Media in SA now actually do journalism instead of just acting like megaphones for the ANC party line, like happens in China? Finally, thanks to Trump yet again, the world knows that NASPERS is an immoral company that is prepared to do the devils work for profit. While most NASPERS shareholders chose to ignore SA-News articles of NASPERS’ regulatory obedience to the Chinese Communist Party, which controls all Chinese companies, they can no longer ignore it, and have a stark choice to make: Sell or knowingly profit from human rights abuses, mass censorship, abuse of privacy through mass spying and data capture, and Chinese communist world supremacism. However there are bigger questions for South Africa to answer…
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Does NASPERS Give Your DSTV, Takealot or News24 Data to the ANC Government? They Do in China! Is NASPERS an Immoral Corporation?
Springbok training camp news: Coach Rassie invites five uncapped players
Rassie Erasmus brings in some young guns to the Springbok training squad. Also, hardman Eben Etzebeth is set to make a comeback.
Preparations for next month’s Rugby Championship are well underway in the Springbok camp. With the Super Rugby season winding down……….
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More confusion:- Ashwin Willemse “did not give testimony”
Former Springbok and current SuperSport analyst Ashwin Willemse has reportedly not given testimony in the independent investigation being carried out after an on-air incident. The findings of the investigation are due to be handed to the channel on Monday.
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Coach Rassie Erasmus:- Team announced for Saturdays match against England
Cape Town – Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus says a decision will be taken next week over possible replacements for the injured Frans Steyn and Bismarck du Plessis.
Both players were on Wednesday ruled out of South Africa’s three-Test series against England with what Erasmus described as “niggles” on Thursday.
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HOT STUFF:- Watch the FULL video of what happend between Botha, Mallet and Willemse before he walked off set
On Saturday night, after the Lions’ win over the Brumbies, Ashwin Willemse walked off set live on air in an incident that has since gone viral and caused mixed reactions.
Many people, including former Springbok Thando Manana has praised Willemse for his stance. South Africa’s ………..
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Major Bok shock: Rare outgrowth sidelines Serfontein
Cape Town – Centre Jan Serfontein could miss the Springboks’ upcoming Tests due to a rare injury……..
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The Wanderers Rugby Club alleges racial abuse after fixture ends in fisticuffs
An under 21 fixture between the Wanderers and Rooderpoort rugby clubs last Wednesday, ended in a brawl when one set of players took exception to the use of the K-word directed at their black players during the match.
The game ended 26-21 in favour of Rooderpoort, but their opponents were not satisfied in the manner in which it was handled, citing hostility from the referee, the players and the crowd in attendance.
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VIDEO:- Bulls vs Highlanders Super Rugby highlights
Despite scoring four tries to the Highlanders’ two, the Bulls lost the match as Sopoaga produced a kicking masterclass with a perfect seven from seven.
It was a great smash and grab performance from the Highlanders who only had 35 percent of the ball. They made 170 tackles and missed 24 while the Bulls only had to make close to 50.
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Springboks vs England – ticket prices and how to get them
Here’s what you need to know about tickets for the Springboks’ first Test against England.
Tickets for the Springboks’ first Test against England range from affordable to pretty expensive.
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Protea Captain Faf du Plessis says Warner behaved worse than Rabada
South African Test captain Faf du Plessis has staunchly defended pace sensation Kagiso Rabada and said David Warner acted far worse.
The Test series between South Africa and Australia increasingly seems like it might be remembered more for kerfuffles than cricket.
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