Two Wrongs Do Not Make A Right: Helen Zille sent the marxists and snowflakes in South Africa fleeing to their safe spaces to lookup which prescribed responses to fire back at her. SA-News posted an article showing how “anti-racism” handicaps blacks and Zille seems to agree, tweeting that blacks prefer victimhood (#BlackPrivilege) over equality – BBBEE is justified and perpetuated by this perpetual victimhood, which requires constant anti-white hate speech and prevents true black emancipation (like apartheid envisaged!) In fact Zille went even further, confirming that there are “More Racist Laws Now Than Under Apartheid!”
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List of ANC Regime’s 114 Race Based Laws Versus Only 17 Under Apartheid! Zille is Right – Blacks Prefer Victimhood to #Equality!
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Rugby World Cup quarter-finals: Who plays who … and when
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The pool phase of the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan has been completed and we’re left with eight countries vying for glory in the ninth instalment of the tournament. QUARTER-FINALISTS: Pool A 1. Japan 2. Ireland Pool B 1. New Zealand 2. South Africa Pool C 1. England 2. France Pool D 1. Wales..
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Viral video of Japan residents singing the national anthem – Japanese have adopted the Springboks and made SA proud
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One of the inspiring things to see come out of the Rugby World Cup has been how South Africa and the Springboks have been embraced by the Japanese. Ever since the now-infamous 2015 World Cup where Japan beat the Springboks with 34-32 victory in England, the two countries have been linked. While South Africans were..
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Rugby viewers are furious at French referee Garcès about his performance in the match between Boks and All Blacks
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French referee Jérôme Garcès receives plenty of criticism for his performance in Saturday’s World Cup match between New Zealand and South Africa. The All Blacks beat the Boks 23-13. This is Garcès third World Cup and he is particularly criticized for his decisions at the breakdowns. Garcès scored 13 penalties in 80 minutes in Jokohama,..
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Rugby World Cup: All Blacks 23 – Springboks 13 – Did BEE make the difference between winning and just playing?
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There were few opportunities in the Springboks’ first game against the All Blacks in Japan as Cheslin Kolbe had few chances, but could have scored at least a try if Wille le Roux’s passing to him was better.
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Former Springbok wing James Small died after suffering a heart attack
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According to a statement released by SA Rugby, James Small (50) was rushed to hospital in Johannesburg on Tuesday night after suffering from a suspected heart attack. SA Rugby president Mark Alexander passed on his condolences to Small’s family and friends. “James, as a member of the triumphant Rugby World Cup squad from 1995, will..
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Siya Kolisi only South African nominated for Laureus World Sports award taking place next month in Monaco
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Springbok captain Siya Kolisi is the only South African nominated in any category for the 2019 Laureus World Sports Awards‚ which take place in Monaco next month. Kolisi‚ who became the first black player to captain the Springbok in Test rugby history when he led them against England last June‚ is nominated in the Moment..
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Rassie Erasmus claps back at Cosatu:- “It’d be stupid to comment”
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Rassie Erasmus didn’t have to be courteous enough to give a response to Cosatu’s latest huffing and puffing, the team does that for him. But he did, simply.
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The win that bumped the Springboks from outsiders to World Cup contenders
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It’s easy to get carried away in the euphoria of achieving the impossible, but the Springboks will be right to believe they can now conquer the world.
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Well well, this is no surprise, Cosatu slams Rassie for “undermining” black players
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The union is accusing the Bok coach of “making a reversal to white preference”. Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has come under fire from the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu), which accuses him of ill-treating black players.
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