The Department of Transport has transferred R5.7 billion to the toll road network of the South African National Roads Agency (Sanral). In a statement on Monday (11 March), the department said that the transfer is a ‘strategic intervention’ to deal with the non-payment by Gauteng road users of the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project (GFIP), which..
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Another ANC failure that SA taxpayers will have to fund – E-tolls gets a R5.7 billion bailout
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Want a free driver’s licence? Then just vote EFF during the next election. In exchange for your electoral support you will receive a free drivers’ license regardless if you can actually drive a vehicle or not?
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ANC reports EFF to IEC for ‘offering free drivers’ licences for votes’. – This is the second complaint lodged against the EFF with the IEC, after Karima Brown reported the party last week for harassment. The ANC has reported the Economic Freedom Fighters to the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) for an alleged digital..
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Think twice before voting DA in the next election – Msimanga says DA can’t rule out coalition with EFF in Gauteng
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‘We will work with anybody that is willing to put the people of the city first… We cannot exclude anybody,’ Solly Msimanga told Radio 702’s Eusebius McKaiser. The Democratic Alliance (DA) cannot rule out the possibility of a coalition government with the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) in Gauteng, according to premier candidate Solly Msimanga. Msimanga..
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Grab the candles and keep the generator close by, it might come in handy – Eskom spokesman announces that chances of #rollingblackouts are extremely high
PIC blows millions of of taxpayers money on selected members – embezzlement and corruption are once again the order of the day – tax payers are coughing UP and corrupt ANC members are wasting it
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The former Head of Risk and Compliance at the Public Investment Corporation (PIC), Paul Magula, testified before the PIC’s Commission of Inquiry on how millions of Rands have been spent on a few select members of the corporation. Dan Matjila, the former Chief Executive Officer of the Corporation, once again stands in the trough of..
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ANC regime benefit from Bosasa donations of more than R6 million over the past three elections
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The Independent Elections Commission (IEC) will investigate alleged funding by Bosasa from ANC elections. Allegations are made that Bosasa has donated more than R6m to the ANC over the past three elections. The ANC Treasurer General confirmed last month that the party received “donations” from Bosasa “directly or in kind”. Observers say the possibility is..
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Why are liberal whites and blacks/others so obsessive if Afrikaners and Boers (whites) to build their own? – We are talking here about the white only settlements in SA: Eureka – Orania – Kleinfontein
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Why are liberal whites and blacks/others so obsessive if Afrikaners and Boers (whites) to build their own? If it is not the ANC leaders the DA, EFF and others follow the ANC. But who implemented the racism and discrimination against whites? Both of them and even more… Why on earth do you burn down schools,..
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Creative attempt at a land grab – Trespasser allow herd of cattle to graze on farm – farmer was informed by the trespasser that the land belonged to the state and that it was given to him
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AfriForum, in collaboration with other organisations and authorities, impounded approximately 150 cattle on a farm near Vaalwater on Thursday 7 March 2019. This follows after a trespasser had cut the farm’s fences and locks to allow his herd of cattle to graze there, after which the farmer was informed by the trespasser that the land..
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ANC-regime wants to use our car licence fee to increase their revenue – This new car licence fee increase will affect South African motorists across the country and put much needed funds in the governments empty pocket
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South African motorists can expect to pay much more in national licensing transaction fees in 2019. This was confirmed by a government gazette published on Friday (8 March) in which minister of Transport, Blade Nzimande, announced a 14% increase in the transaction fees to be paid to the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC). The fees..
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The Comair team remains “vigilant”, you think the Lion Air and Ethiopia Airlines teams weren’t vigilant as well? They still crashed – social media’s power prevailed
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The tragic crash of the Ethiopian Airline’s Boeing 737 MAX 8 on March 10 caused other airlines to ground all boeings from the Chinese. Since there are striking similarities to the new 737 MAX 8 plane crashes, the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) released a statement on 11 March ordering all Chinese airlines to..
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SA pension pot under threat as government, whose debt is growing every year, looks for new funding sources as taxpayers could no longer be squeezed for more money
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The pension pot in South Africa, one of the largest in the world, could be under threat as government, whose debt is growing every year, looks for new funding sources. IF THIS HAPPENS THERE COULD BE DEVASTATING CONSEQUENCES. This according to the Institute of Race Relations (IRR), which warned of a threat by government to..
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Why the ANC is so desperate to nationalise the Reserve Bank even though it will be catastrophic for South-Africa in light of the major blow last week when the Rand weakened drastically after Ramaphosa’s announcement
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President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered a major blow to the rand this week after making it explicitly clear that the ANC, and thus government, will move ahead with its goal to nationalise the South African Reserve Bank. Ramaphosa’s line in Parliament on Thursday (7 March) – in which he said that ANC had made its position..
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Johannesburg hit by massive blackouts Friday and electricity providers were unable to explain why – perhaps due to incompetent BEE employees?
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Suburbs across Johannesburg, South Africa’s economic hub, were hit by widespread power outages on Friday that electricity providers were unable to explain. “Technicians are on site to determine the cause of the outage,” Khulu Phasiwe, a spokesman for state-owned power utility Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd., said via Twitter. There’s no estimated time for the restoration..
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Typical African ignorance – SA President, Cyril Ramaphosa went totally whacko – declared that white people stole land from blacks during Jan van Riebeeck’s period
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During a land-claims ceremony where two families’ land was given back to them, the president of the country again fell into typical African ignorance. According to Ramaphosa, foreigners (whites), where received with open arms when they arrived in South Africa. The Whites were provided with food, friendship and land but it was apparently not enough…
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Impulse International, which was partly responsible for setting up the disastrous Kusile power plant, failed a subcontractor questionnaire twice
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Kusile power station is a total failure because former Eskom boss gave a R800m tender to his stepdaughter’s company. It appears that Eskom’s former head, Matshela Koko guaranteed a R6.5 billion contract if they were to subcontract the company to a company partly owned by his stepdaughter. The stepdaughter’s company is registered as Impulse International…
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