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Mavuso & Naidoo have announced in front of Parliament's portfolio committee on communications that they will be resigning from the board.

Motsoeneng received a R10 million rand bonus, defies Supreme Court order and still gloats that he will reapply for his old post of COO of SABC.

The controversial SABC leader went off on a tangent singing his own praises.

After several weeks of quiet, the Hlaudi Motsoeneng noise is back again.

The SABC COO has been quoted on his intent of focussing attention on the management of Lotus FM as they are not representing the South African Indian community.

Hlaudi's perverted idea of national pride and patriotism to South African Indians. What are you going to do?

The North Indian population is celebrating Diwali on the 30th October 2016 while South Indian population celebrate on the 29th October.

Hindus United in association with the South African Hindu Maha Sabha invites you to join them in prayer at the launch of Hindus United. The organisation aims to united Hindus in South Africa, Africa and globally through youth, children, business, women and elders.Dinner will be served

Sivan Gnana Sabhay Rituals and Book Launch Presentation by Vishen Pillay on Tamil

ShareThe Tamil Federation of Gauteng (TFG) North Region promotes Religion and Culture within its respective communities. As South Africans of Indian Origin we have been marginalized for many years during the country’s colonization and than Apartheid. For years during the Apartheid the various members of our various religious communities worked side by side. We respected each others cultural, religious and value systems. Subsequent to our democracy and the adoption of our new constitution our religious and cultural rights have become enshrined in our constitution. This is an extract from the South African Constitution: 31. Cultural, religious and linguistic communities Persons belonging to a cultural, religious or linguistic community may not be denied the right, with other members of that community to enjoy their culture, practice their religion and use their language; and b. To form, join and maintain cultural, religious …