A tweet by a black female Director of Cricket SA has exposed what we always suspected: ANC regime uses control of State Pension Funds & Control of State Owned Enterprises to enforce Black Supremacy and Extort Money, Favours & Positions from private sector! On top of this they also use racebaiting, like the infamous racebaiting mafioso in USA, Al Sharpton, to threaten people and groups with false bad BBBEE ratings and false accusations of racism, if they do not comply, pay up or or do the bidding of the ANC regime! Who knows what has not been “gifted” or handed over, and how deep the rabbit hole goes, in this modern day mafia style gangster protection racket the ANC & EFF are running? Do not expect mainstream media or the courts to expose it…
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RaceBaiting SA Cricket Director Blackmails Momentum Sponsor with Government Pension Fund & SOE Disinvestment & Bad BBBEE Ratings!
After strong public backlash, insurance provider Momentum announced on Tuesday afternoon that it would pay out the death benefit to the deceased’s family
This comes after Momentum CEO Johann le Roux previously insisted that the company was right to reject the claim, due to the non-disclosure of a pre-existing health condition by Ganas. Momentum, in a statement published on Tuesday on its website, said the way in which the news of Natalie Ganas’ claim was received by the..
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Most affordable medical aid schemes and hospital plans in South-Africa for 2017
The medical aid industry saw a massive shake-up in April as National Treasury introduced new regulations which will see a limit on the amount of gap cover and hospital cash-back policies you can claim, as well as the discontinuation of all primary healthcare policies.
This is was done in an effort to differentiate between “medical scheme products” and “health insurance”, both of which are regulated by separate Acts causing confusion in the medical arena.
The new regulations will now outlaw all primary healthcare policies from 1 April. According to legislation these are not seen as full medical schemes, instead providing limited medical service benefits, such as GP visits, basic dentistry and optometry, and some acute and chronic medication.
The new laws also stipulate that hospital cash-back plans are limited to paying their clients a maximum of R3,000 per day, or a total lump sum of R20,000 per year. Currently there are no limits in place for these pa
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Most affordable medical aid schemes and hospital plans in South-Africa for 2017
The medical aid industry saw a massive shake-up in April as National Treasury introduced new regulations which will see a limit on the amount of gap cover and hospital cash-back policies you can claim, as well as the discontinuation of all primary healthcare policies. This is was done in an effort to differentiate between “medical..
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