“Anti-Racism” is the Number one Nation Killing Weapon for Globalists! Billions have been deliberately poured into the manufacture, weaponizing, propagandizing and strengthening of this weapon of mass destruction. It has been so entrenched in our society (to destroy social cohesion), through the globalist mainstream media, who are major recipients of these billions when they become complicit in implementing the weapon, that it has become a weapon against ANYTHING, even looting! ESKOM, the massive state entity that is considered to be bankrupt, alleges the white CEO, Andre de Ruyter, who was appointed to stop the endemic and systemic corruption, is now a target of anti-racism in the corporation, specifically because he identified and fired perpetrators of gross systemic abuse and looting, who are not white…
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How Fake Anti-Racism Destroys Nations: ESKOM Directors Use Allegations of Racism To Continue Systemic Looting of The Taxpayer!
#ParasiticParastatale The ANC is the Worst Virus to Hit Any Country! Road Accident Fund (RAF) Debt Levels Chasing Eskom Debt Levels, Possibly Reaching R800 BILLION in 5 Years!
Hand in the till? The Road Accident Fund is yet another parasitic parastatale hijacked by ANC gangsters, to openly fleece and rob the taxpayer. RAF’s debt is now getting as bad as Eskom debt levels and lawyers are in on the looting, getting about a quarter of its yearly income, with a self inflicted debt rising to R800 BILLION in the next 5 years! Will they plunder our pension funds to pay this corruption fueled debt too?
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Petrol price warning as oil hits $70 – Rising tensions between the U.S and Iran causing considerable turbulence in oil markets
Oil extended its dramatic surge, surpassing $70 a barrel in London for the first time since September, as Middle East tensions flared after the US killed one of Iran’s most powerful generals. Futures jumped by another 1.4% on Monday as the US State Department warned of a “heightened risk” of missile attacks near military bases..
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Bloemfontein Now Literally A Pig Sty As Black Farmers Let Their Pigs Eat From The Piles Of Uncollected Refuse Bags in The Suburbs!
The Once Proud Boer City Nicknamed Rosestad Is No More. Tuesday was the 12th day in which garbage was not collected by the municipality of Bloemfontein, causing mountains of black refuse bags to lie uncollected in the streets in neighborhoods like Pelissier and Lourierpark. Small-scale black farmers close by have been letting their pigs invade the neighbourhoods, ripping open the refuse bags looking for food, leaving a big mess.
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Holidaymakers will now have to pay more for that long-awaited holiday due to rise in fuel prices
The holiday has already begun for many, and will have to pay more for petrol and less for diesel from Wednesday. Petrol increases by R0-11 per liter for 93 as well as for 95 degrees, but diesel decreases in price by R0-18 and paraffin decreases by Ro-21 for December month. Economic experts say the rise..
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Petrol price increases again – Here is how much you will pay for fuel from October
The Department of Energy has published the final petrol price changes for October 2019. According to the department, the large difference between the prices of the 93 and 95 grades of petrol is because of a recalculation in the basic fuel price (BFP) for each category. The changes are as follows: Petrol 93 will decrease..
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Petrol increases by 11 cents and diesel by 25 cents per liter
Motorists will have to pay more from today to fill their car’s tank. The main reason for the increase is due to the weakening of the Rand and informed observers believe the trend could also be expected in October. Petrol’s price rises by 11 cents per liter, and diesel by 25 cents per liter. The..
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Bad news for motorists: unleaded octane fuel inland will cost you more than R16 a litre,
Based on the current data, the price of petrol could increase by up to ten cents a litre in September, the Automobile Association said on Thursday. The AA further foresees that the price of illuminating paraffin could increase by 12 cents and diesel as much as 16 cents. The AA commented on unaudited mid-month fuel..
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Petrol Price expected to go up 7 cents for 95 octane and 4 cents for 93 grade
The latest data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) points to a flat month in August for petrol prices – though there may be good news for diesel drivers. At mid-month, the group is showing a small increase in both grades of petrol for August, with pump prices expected to go up 7 cents per..
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Bloodhounds are sucking SA motorists dry so that the ANC can benefit – total fuel tax comes to R5.73 now while little of the levy is intended for the right purpose due to corruption and mismanagement
A newly released report shows that South Africa’s motorists are being “sucked dry” with heavy levies while little of its intended for the right purpose. Ten years ago, the total tax on fuel was R1.77 and now it has become R5.73 per liter. Financial experts point out that the government is abusing the fuel levy..
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This is not a drill: The petrol price forecast for July has arrived, and a substantial drop is on the cards for South Africa’s long-suffering motorists
The spirit of Christmas seems to be returning to South Africa: Some six months after recording our last decrease in the petrol price, July looks like it will give road users in Mzansi the gift they’ve been waiting for. How much cheaper with the petrol price be in July? The Central Energy Fund have released..
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Badnews, here’s how much you can expect to pay for petrol next month (June)
South Africa’s annual inflation slowed for the first time in three months, with the rate falling below the midpoint of the central bank’s target range after moderation in food-price growth tempered an increase in the cost of petrol. Annual consumer-price growth decelerated to 4.4% from a year earlier compared with 4.5% in March, Statistics South..
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Motorists are going to have to buckle up once more since petrol are about to cost R17-per-litre in June
Being a motorist in Mzansi is a ghastly pursuit. The petrol price looks set to rise again in June, marking a fourth consecutive increase since March. It’s not news any of us wants to hear. Although petrol prices forecast for next month won’t rise as steeply as they did throughout Autumn, the per-litre costs could..
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R20 a litre for petrol is possible before the end of 2019 – indicating the difficulties ANC-regime has in finding any solutions to reduce the shock of escalating prices on SA’s businesses and consumers
The spike in the fuel price on Wednesday and growing unrest in oil-producing Venezuela have done little to assuage fears that the petrol price is set to continue its upward trajectory for most of this year. However, economists believe the oil price is unlikely to rise much above $80 a barrel in 2019, and that..
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Some more bitter news for motorists, you need to buckle up for yet another big petrol price increase in May
The fourth consecutive fuel hike in 2019. South Africa will be hit by yet another hefty petrol price increase in May, marking the fourth consecutive fuel hike in 2019. The Central Energy Fund (CEF) has released its latest report on fuel concerns and, unfortunately for South African motorists and general consumers alike, the news is..
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