The Free State teacher who allegedly displayed the old South African flag and pictures of EFF leader Julius Malema alongside monkeys in his class has been fired, Beeld reported on Saturday.

Lenard (SUBS:CORRECT) Mac Kay, a teacher at Wilgehof Primary in Bloemfontein, who was found guilty of bringing the department into disrepute, said he would appeal the sanction.

In October last year the SA Human Rights Commission found him guilty of racism and hate speech.

His dismissal reportedly follows that of principal Fanie Roeloffze.

Last month a disciplinary hearing by the Free State education department found Roeloffze guilty of not doing anything about the displays.

By: SAPA

LAST Monday Kelly Khumalo was reportedly tearful and in a state of disbelief.

One minute she was with the love of her life at a music concert for Can Do campaign where she performed at Dorothy Nyembe Park in Dobsonville, Soweto.

Then a few hours later she saw her soccer hero boyfriend’s life cut short.

Khumalo, 30, and Senzo Meyiwa, 27, courted tabloid controversy with a two-year on-and-off romance and the subsequent birth of their child Thingo.
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Rustenburg – In a move that seeks to gear up the Bokone Bophirima Province’s capacity to deliver sustainable infrastructure projects, Premier Supra Mahumapelo will on Saturday, sign a Memorandum of Agreement with the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA). 

The signing of this agreement which the Premier pronounced during his Budget Speech two months ago, will see the DBSA implementing provincial infrastructure projects in line with the Province’s plan on Strategic Integrated Projects, in particular water and sanitation projects.

The signing ceremony will be held as follows:

Date: Saturday, 01st November 2014

Venue : Rustenburg Civic Centre

Time: 12h00
-TDN
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