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Tag: Racism in South Africa

Tag Archives: Racism in South Africa

04Sep/17

British PR body expels Bell Pottinger over S.Africa campaign

September 4, 2017MediaAsma al-Assad, Bell Pottinger, Business, Company: Bell Pottinger, Conflict-of-interest editing on Wikipedia, Economy, Economy of the United Kingdom, Ingham, Jacob Zuma, London, Mass media, Politics, Pottinger, PRCA, Public Relations and Communications Association, Racism in South Africa, Reuters, South Africa, Syria, Timothy Bell, Baron Bell, United Kingdom, White Monopoly Capitalsmbale

LONDON, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (SEPTEMBER 4, 2017) (REUTERS) – Bell Pottinger, one of Britain’s best-known PR agencies, was expelled from the industry’s trade association on Monday (September 4) over a campaign adjudged to have deliberately stoked racial tensions in South Africa. Continue reading →

26Feb/17

Specter of xenophobic chaos looming over South Africa again

February 26, 2017ImmigrationAfrican National Congress, Apartheid, China Central Television, China Global Television, Company: CCTV, Countries, Country: South Africa, Foreign relations of South Africa, Gauteng, Geography of South Africa, Illegal immigration, Johannesburg, Khomotso Phahlane, Makgoka Lekganyane, Malusi Gigaba, Nepalis in South Africa, Nigerian government, Politics, Pretoria, Provinces of South Africa, Race and society, Racial segregation, Racism in South Africa, Social Issues, South Africa, War/Conflict, Xenophobiasmbale

Various,South Africa (China Global Television) – Tensions between South Africans and foreigners rose again in Pretoria and parts of Johannesburg recently.
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18Apr/16

spaza convienience shop

‘Spaza’ shop owners fight to survive

April 18, 2016EconomyApartheid, Company: Reuters, Countries, Country: South Africa, Culture, David Pollard, ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT MINISTER, Government, Lindiwe, Pollard, Racial segregation, Racism in South Africa, Rose, South Africa, Spaza shop, WE, Zulu languagesmbale

“Spaza” shops – small, informal stores – are the lifeblood of South Africa’s townships, but many owners are finding it harder to stay afloat as the country struggles with a slowing growth rate. David Pollard reports. Continue reading →

12Feb/15

S.African parliament descends into chaos during Zuma speech

February 12, 2015Politics26th South African Parliament, African National Congress, Baleka Mbete, Cape Town, Corne Mulder, Democratic Alliance, Economic Freedom Fighters, Economic Freedom Fighters v Speaker of the National Assembly, Jacob Zuma, Julius Malema, Legislatures, madam speaker, Mmusi Maiman, Parliament of South Africa, Political ideologies, Politics, Racism in South Africa, South Africa, speaker, Zulu peoplesmbale

South African security officers remove far-left Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) lawmakers from parliament after they disrupted President Jacob Zuma’s State-Of-The-Nation speech and members of the main opposition walk out in protest.

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