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'It's like if we sent Malusi Gigaba to run London and started calling it Norma for 200 years,' the controversial puppet says about the renaming of Port Elizabeth.
Jackson Mphikwa Mthembu served as a Minister in the Presidency of South Africa’s government. Aged 62, the minister died on 21 January 2021 after testing positive for Covid-19. His jovial manner and brazen wit made him a media favourite, and he endeared himself to the public with his humour and vulnerability. Jackson Mphikwa Mthembu served as a Minister in the Presidency of South Africa’s government. Before this he served as a member of parliament for the African National Congress as well as the party’s national spokesperson. He died on 21 January 2021 after testing positive for Covi...
Dishing out suitable gifts, even for those who don’t deserve any 20 December 2020 - 00:04 By Philani Nombebe After a long year of "walking" Duduzane Zuma deserves a a full-body spa treatment on a beach for Christmas Image: Sunday Times What is the ideal Christmas gift for the man at the helm of SA? If you are a cheeky, politically savvy puppet, it’s a “backbone” that Chester Missing would put under President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Christmas tree on Friday. He said it could be used for ANC national executive committee meetings. Tongue firmly in cheek, we asked co...
WATCH | Chester Missing found after 30 hours stuck in an Uber Performer Conrad Koch with his famous puppet Chester Missing, who went missing over the weekend. Image: Alon Skuy Mzansi's controversial puppet Chester Missing is no longer missing. After having been stuck in the boot of an Uber car for 30 hours, the puppet was reunited with its owner, comedian Conrad Koch, on Saturday Over the weekend, Missing took to Twitter to send an SOS, revealing he had been left in the boot of a car. “You guys need to help me urgently please because I need to pee,” he wrote. During ...
Through Real411, Media Monitoring Africa has been tracking disinformation trends on digital platforms since the end of March 2020. Using the Real411 platform, we have analysed disinformation trends which have largely focused on Covid-19. To date, 1,074 complaints have been submitted to the platform since March 2020, 97% of which have been assessed by experts, and action taken. Normally at this time of year people are rushing to wrap up, get ready for a break and a chance to refresh and reboot. In 2020, the trauma and stress are even greater. There are simply too many bad things that have happ...