The EFF had appeald to the Department of basic education to build more schools in Mbombela on Tuesday, the party procession to primary Nelspruit, Nellie ants preschool, bergvlam primary and Nelspruit primary, and handed over a memorandum in support of parents whose children were denied entry to the schools. The party also wants a balance..
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EFF asked for more schools in Mbombela
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Three injured in shooting accident at University of Technology in Durban
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Three people were injured when a scuffle broke out between security and striking workers of the university of technology in Durban
Three people were injured when a firearm went off during a scuffle between security and striking workers at the strife-torn Durban University of Technology on Wednesday.
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Time’s up: Deadline day for Zuma to avoid spy tapes charges
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President Jacob Zuma will have to make representations to public prosecutions head Shaun Abrahams today to argue why he should not face 783 counts of fraud, racketeering and money laundering.
In December 2017, Abrahams granted Zuma an extension to make representations after the president’s legal team made the request. Zuma’s lawyers asked that he be given until February 19 2018 to state his case, but Abrahams instead made the deadline January 31…
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Viceroy Labels Capitec A Loan Shark, Wants Bank Placed Under Curatorship
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Viceroy says it has found that Capitec has been advising and approving loans to delinquent customers in order to repay existing loans.
The Viceroy research group has called on the Finance Minister and the South African Reserve Bank to immediately place Capitec under curatorship after branding the bank as a “loan shark with massively understated defaults – masquerading as a community finance provider”.
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Zuma’s “African Way”: “Corruption is at times exaggerated”
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Speaking to the News24 following a meeting at the African Union in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Zuma said they have adopted a resolution that will see African leaders tackle corruption in all forms.
“There is very big noise about corruption in Africa and indeed we have acknowledged that yes there is, although at times it is quite exaggerated. And we couldn’t just wait, the fact that we have reached a point where we say it’s a problem that we should collectively tackle together, I think it’s a step forward that says we are worried that if corruption is not tackled, the very scarce resources that we have are abused in one form or the other,” said Zuma.
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Madibeng Mayor plans extravagant R1 million trip to Malaysia
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The Madibeng Mayor, Jostina Mothibe and the Acting Municipal Manager, Morris Maluleka are allegedly in the process of packing their bags for an overseas trip to Malaysia from 7 to 13 February at a cost of R529 595 per person to attend a World Urban Forum.
“The Democratic Alliance has written to the Madibeng(Brits) Mayor, Jostina Mothibe, urging her to reconsider a R1 million overseas trip. We have also referred this matter to the DA Shadow Minister for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Kevin Mileham MP to intervene on a national level to stop this trip,” says, Jan C Van Rhyn, DA Councillor Madibeng.
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Beswaarde Gedagtes Van ‘n Wit Boer In Vandag Se Rassistiese Suid-Afrika
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Ek is ‘n boer. Klokslag 2:30 tot 5:00 is ek wakker. Hoe moeg ek ookal is, maar ek is gewapen.
Ek het my sekuriteit in plek en helderdag sonkragligte op strategiese areas. Opgeleide honde wat binne slaap.
Ek het my al soveelkeer gevra, wat kan ek NOG doen om my gesin te beskerm? En ja, dit kos my baie geld wat ek eerder op my kind se tersiëre opvoeding kon spandeer. Witvel kwalifikasies wat WAT help in ‘n rasistiese land?
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Brave Pinetown Woman (54) Fights Off Intruders With Kitchen Knife
Man Tydens Stappie In Mbombela Aangeval
“I Prayed For God To Take Me”: South African Farmer Describes Family’s Torture, Father’s Last Moments
MPs to continue debate on process to impeach president
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Parliament’s sub-committee on the rules of the National Assembly will meet on Tuesday to finalise issues around the process of impeaching a president. The sub-committee met on Thursday last week to discuss the proposal of a “hybrid panel” of MPs, retired judges and legal minds that would handle the in-depth processes of impeaching a president…
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New trend – sale of slightly used coffins
Schools in Nelspruit on high alert due to protest action
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Schools in Nelspruit(Mbombela) on high alert due to protest action by the EFF today Schools in Mbombela in Mpumalanga are on standby basis after the EFF threatened to argue at schools today. At least one of the primary schools was closed for safety reasons, while Nelspruit High School set contingency plans in case of disruptions…
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Police Open Murder Case After Mom Throws Newborns In Pit Toilet
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Police are investigating a case of murder and attempted murder after a 34-year-old woman allegedly threw her newborn twin babies into a pit toilet in Mankweng, outside Polokwane. The babies were retrieved by emergency services but one of the them had died. The woman, already the mother of six, was found bleeding at her home..
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Farm attack in Hennenman District leaves two people injured
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Two people sustained injuries ranging from minor to moderate after an apparent farm attack in Rietgat in the Hennenman District Sunday afternoon. When ER24 arrived on the scene at 14H20, they found one patient in the kitchen. Upon further assessment, he was found to have sustained minor injuries. Paramedics treated the man but he later..
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