The 1994 South African national elections was a start to democracy, a belief in equality and freedom.

How can we as poor South Africans trust a person who was chairperson of a Gold Fields and Chairperson of the World Bank.

Oscar's shooting comes just few days after the brutal murder and rape of Anene Booysen. We were all galvanized with anger.

One thing I understand about critics and opposition is the fact that they will never stop complaining. Zuma's State of the Nation Address would not have been different for them.

I don't know how many blogs, column, tweets or facebook statuses I've read on the "Rape" Topic. All this sparked by the murder and rape of Anene Booysen.

Funding for political parties has always been a controversial topic. Political parties around the world keep this a secret for many reasons we citizens are left to wonder.

Donors don't just give away money expecting nothing in return.

In trying to understand the ANC stance, one must not look at the advert; watch the behind the scenes footage and read the PDF document provided on the FNB website.

Reading the blog written by Gillian Schutte on Thoughtleader many thoughts came to my mind.

I want to take few minutes, not to complain as I always do, but to thank you for what you have done for me as a South African citizen thus fur.

It was not long ago when DA marched to COSATU headquarters. The march was meant to be peaceful but it later became violent. Members from the DA and the trade union got injured. I was reminded of this when I heard Helen Zille and her team are set to visit Nkandla.

Growing in rural areas exposed me to rather robust debates about social grants. The debates differed in many aspects.

Your call to freeze salaries in my opinion then is one of many moves to fight inequality in our beloved country. But Mr President, you need to set an example.

I write this letter to comment on the presidential debate challenge you posed to Zuma.

Grow up people. You guys depress and scare me.... your hate for the ANC is one thing that will keep it in power.

I write this letter summarsze my education experience from primary school to high school and how it has shaped my understanding of your department, my country and the education system we currently have.

When I updated my Facebook status the other day saying “Zuma will not get a second term” one of the comments made was “Are you going to be part of the delegate to Mangaung”?

As we know, across all South African universities as required by law SRC elections are held. Independent and politically aligned candidates go through hard scrutiny from University students.

Don’t call me racist but we all know the voting behaviour of DStv subscribers.

Mention the word ANC to any South African; you are more likely to end up having a long debate about corruption and the fact that we need to have a new political party to save us.

It upsets me that in a democracy like we have in South Africa people still have to die first to be listened to.

I as a student would expect and Institution that makes such surpluses to be innovative and sophisticated in and outside of lecture theatres.

Minister of Basic Education has to be one of the most ignorant minsters South Africa has ever seen.

I have taken it upon myself to be informed and make voice out sound opinions based on facts not hearsay.

Call me weird or crazy; but I am one of the people who still believe that Nelson Mandela is still active in keeping South Africans together.

Every day in South Africa you wake up to a new dramatic political connected news story.

Well, I tried to stop myself from writing anything about Brett Murray's depiction of President Zuma with his penis exposed on his recent art.

OMG come to Cape Town and see things. Men walking as if they are cats. GUYS not every place is a catwalk or red carpet.

I'm trying to see how this is not a class battle. One of the comments mentioned that the same class is fighting.

Over the years there have been debates about who exactly holds power with the tripartite alliance. What happened yesterday put the debate on the panel again.

With his song 'Letha umshini wami' Jacob Zuma became famous, gained momentum and won favour in many eyes of the ANC members at that time

This week’s political news has led me to go back to Moeletsi Mbeki’s article “Tunisia Day”, in which he predicted that ANC will face a revolution from the people and lose power.

Mention the word ANC to any South African; you are more likely to end up having a long debate about corruption and the fact that we need to have a new political party to rescue us.