Sexwale ready to deracialise SA

Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale says that they have broken ground to provide South Africans with quality housing. Speaking at The New age Breakfast on Friday, Sexwale says that the location of a home, whether in the townships or in more ...

Johannesburg - Lawyers for both Tokyo and Judy Sexwale have agreed to refrain from talking to the media over the duration of their divorce proceedings, their lawyers said on Friday. This follows a case management meeting with deputy judge ...

Johannesburg - The government housing backlog stands at 2.1 million units, Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale said on Friday. He told The New Age breakfast that the 2.1 million housing units affected over eight million people. Government ...

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The Mandela family is united in their court action against George Bizos, Tokyo Sexwale, and Bally Chuene over Nelson Mandela's artworks. Mandela's grandson Zondwa said yesterday the former president's immediate family was united in removing the ...

Much as one would disapprove and cringe at the diatribe spewed by Phumlani Mfeka, I am however uncomfortable with Kay Sexwale coming to the rescue (at the behest of the liberal media) and berating the troubled soul in the name of reconciliation or ...

Judy Sexwale has accused her estranged husband, Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale, of attempting to blackmail her with allegations that she used hardcore pornography. The couple, who were married for 20 years, are locked in bitter divorce ...

The "deracialising" of South Africa's residential suburbs is a priority, Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale said on Wednesday. Opening debate on his department's R28.1-billion 2013/14 budget, he told MPs it would take "gigantic efforts, over a ...

Fionnuala Sweeney talks to Tokyo Sexwale of FIFA's "Say No to Racism" campaign, and Italian football expert Mina Rzouki. Video: Balotelli: 'I will leave