Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema said on Thursday that if his party became the ruling party after the elections, he would do away with borders. The EFF leader told Eusebius McKaiser if countries don’t pay their bills for their people’s services here, there would be consequences. He said this on the Eusebius McKaiser..
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Julius Malema said that if his party became the ruling party after the elections, he would do away with borders in SA – This is a recipe for disaster!
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Man in coma, son needing plastic surgery after horrific farm attack in North West Province
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A farm attack took place in Potchefstroom, in the North West Province. The attack was reported on 18 April 2019, by Eesruf Veiligheids Groep Reaksie-span. A man, Mario, his son Marlu (9) and the grandmother were really badly hurt during the attack on their smallholding. The son, little Marlu has a bad facial wound and..
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More than R58m in pension fund contributions collected from municipal workers at municipality over the past six years not paid over to workers’ pension fund
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The Free State’s, Kopanong municipality has reportedly not paid contributions since March 2013.This emerged from an investigation by the Pension Funds Adjudicator following complaints by three of the municipal workers. An employer is obliged to pay over the contributions it collects from an employee’s salary as well the employer contributions (that form part of the..
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Hypocrisy inception…..MultiChoice can sponsor ANC, but not a prestigious awards event like the Ghoemas since they do not want to be associated with Steve Hofmeyr
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When you walk through the exhibition hall on the way to the Progressive Business Forum at the African National Congress (ANC’s) national conference, you can’t miss the double-storey MultiChoice stand with its colourful multimedia displays. Despite being implicated in the Gupta Leaks, the video entertainment and internet company isn’t keeping a low profile about its..
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Eskom’s “state-guaranteed debt” currently amounts to R291bn to national power provider once again receives R17.6bn lifeline
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In spite of repeated assurances that Eskom would not receive further financial assistance from the state, R17.6 billion was donated to the so-called national power provider last Friday. The loan from China Development Bank could not pay out the R7bn of the loan as promised. It appears that the financial crisis is greater than anticipated,..
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Minister sued for R500,000 for unpaid power and water bill
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Lindiwe Sisulu is allegedly sued by the City Council of Johannesburg for unpaid water and power bill worth R500,000. The account is believed to be a home in Bellevue and the outstanding account was canceled by an ANC official in 2015 so that Sisulu could obtain a tax clearance document to sell the house. A..
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Nedbank scraps debt of R14 million to so-called disadvantaged pensioners but cannot confirm whether white people will also be accommodated
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Nedbank has written off debts owed by pensioners, disabled people and homes managed by children. People who owe less than R150,000 to the bank and whose municipal debt is less than R10,000 are affected by the write-off. Nedbank could not confirm whether white pensioners would also be accommodated. Thirty-three title deeds were handed over by..
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South Africa’s Economic and Social Decline As Bad as A Country At War, But it’s Not At War, is it?
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New research from think tank Eunomix Business & Economics found that South Africa endured one of the worst declines over the past 12 years for a country not at war. The country’s performance on a range of social, economic, and governance measures deteriorated more than any other nation not involved in an international or civil..
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Mayhem and havoc broke out at Steynsrus as illegal protesters destroyed infrastructure and looted town
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Following havoc and mayhem that took place, recently at Steynsrus and Kroonstad where critical infrastructure and resources were destroyed, the Provincial Commissioner of the police in Mpumalanga, Lieutenant General Mondli Zuma spat fire, condemning the perpetrators, masquerading as concerned and affected citizens whereas some have criminal intent of cashing on the misery of citizens. The..
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Bankrupt SA’s bankrupt governors – taxpayers’ contribution to the treasury is recklessly ransacked
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While everyone is encouraged by the ANC regime to help build the economy, so-called governors are making the taxpayers’ contribution to the Treasury wastefully wasted. If R750m from the empty treasury is dumped to renovate the homes of ANC ministers and deputy ministers and even pay thousands of Rands for dog kennels, it’s no wonder..
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The ANC Accountability – In just over 25 years, a godless, communist government has managed to “rule” a once prosperous country to the brink of bankruptcy
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The tragedy in our country is that Africa never, but never takes responsibility for its own shortcomings or failures. Something or someone else will always be found to blame. In just over 25 years, a godless, communist government has managed to “rule” a once prosperous country to the brink of bankruptcy. What is even worse..
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ANC Election Donors – Companies like Sanlam, Angelo American, MTN fund the ruling party
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SA’s political parties have been receiving donations in the form of money, goods and services for years from the likes of banks, corporations, individuals, foreign entities, governments and political parties, and state-owned enterprises. Although donations to political parties are not always in hard cash, the largest donations are usually paid into bank accounts. Sometimes goods..
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About R1 billion fraudulent applications is suspected in Road Accident Fund – more than 514 cases investigated
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The Road Accident Fund, which is funded directly from fuel levies, has announced that around R1 billion is involved in fraudulent applications in the 2017/18 financial year. About 514 cases are currently being investigated by the SAPS. Investigations by the Fraud Division of the Fund led to a large number of lawyers being scrapped from..
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The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree – Edward Zuma is just as corrupt as his father Jacob
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Edward Zuma tried to convince General Johan Booysen to “defraud” R15m worth of assets as he is a silent partner of Thoshan Panday whose assets have been frozen. Two meetings with Jacob Zuma were fruitless as Booysen was not given the opportunity to inform Zuma of his son’s escapades. Booysen testified before the State Capture..
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South Africa in shambles: Did somebody say it’s a “Sh**hole”?
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Mzansi has hit rock bottom and the ANC GOVERNMENT is the cause of this all. Ok so Municipalities cannot pay salaries, SABC cannot pay salaries and is bankrupt, Denel cannot pay salaries and is bankrupt, Transnet is bankrupt, SARS is running in a minus, SAA cannot pay salaries and is bankrupt, Escom is Bankrupt, Telkom..
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