President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed off a number of major new laws – including the controversial ‘internet censorship bill’. In a statement on Wednesday (2 October), the presidency said that the new laws include: Overvaal Resorts Limited Repeal Bill; The Property Practitioners Bill; Electronic Deeds Registration Systems Bill; Film and Publications Amendment Bill. It was..
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Ramaphosa signs Internet censorship bill into law – there will be a definite potential for abuse in terms of infringement of free speech
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Trade unions are rejecting ANC’s plans to sell non-performing SOE’s
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All indications are that the ANC is prepared to execute the Tito Mboweni plan and sell the non-performing entities. For the ANC it is like swallowing a prickly pear with thorns and all, because it is a testament to their inability to run certain entities profitably. The Ramaphosa government faces an enormous fiscal dilemma, and..
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SA: The Land of Destruction – With 57 murders each day, the country is more unsafe than war-ravaged Syria
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South Africa is known as a country where violence is the dominant element that is wreaking havoc on thousands of people’s lives. In one way or another, every reader has already been struck by the barbaric violence that just cannot be stopped by the regime. Home burglaries are the most common crime, and because the..
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Minister of Police accused of corruption but strongly denies that he benefited from State Capture
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The man with the big hat, who draws heavily on the American cowboy forms, has now pulled out his pistols and is looking for the guilty liars. The Minister of Police, Bheki Cele, rejected the accusations that he had benefited from distributing gifts during the state capture. A so-called “secret witness” said the head of..
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Old steel industry closes its doors due to poor economic condition in SA caused by ANC regime’s inability to govern country effectively
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Robor, the steel industry that has been providing exceptional service in the manufacture of steel goods for 97 years, is finally closing its doors. The voluntary winding-up of an industry that manufactured steel pipes and other steel products is attributed to the poor quality, cheaper products manufactured by Chinese institutions. In response, the Tiso Blackstar..
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No wonder Lesufi wants to place pupils in Afrikaans schools – Gauteng Education accused of failing pupils by allowing ‘shocking’ school conditions
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The Democratic Alliance (DA) on Monday said the Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) was failing pupils by allowing poor conditions to persist in schools. The DA’s shadow MEC for infrastructure development and property management in the province, Alan Fuchs, made the statement following an oversight visit to the Apex Primary School in Lenasia. Fuchs visited..
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South Africa stuck in longest downward cycle since before Apartheid (1945)! Ramaphosa tries to talk it better…
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Neither communism nor multiculturalism has ever worked, yet South Africa is implementing both at the same time to disastrous effect! Now Ramaphosa has vowed to rebuild crashing confidence in South Africa’s economy, and desperate South Africans, who want concrete things that can make a difference in the economy, have no choice but to hope he does. He promised real actions that “move the needle,” however in Africa accountability is not required.
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ANC-minister of Education wants to keep black SA children uneducated with new General Education Certificate (GEC) issued at Grade 9
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The 1976 youth riots in Soweto, celebrated as “Youth Day” since 1994, resulted from the claim by the ANC that the Bantu Education Act was designed to keep black South African children uneducated so that they cannot ever rise to become more than servants and gardeners. This week the ANC minister of Education announced that..
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White Population in SA subjected to slow genocide – 16 reported deaths in September alone
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Many choose to look the other way but it does not take the truth away. The white population group in SA is being subjected to a slow genocide through racial hate crime, discrimination on the basis of skin colour, double standards, hate mongering by black politicians and economic exclusion. See the faces and names of..
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ANC regime threatens financial survival of SA, Government debt increases every day
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The ANC government is extremely dangerous and threatens the financial survival of South Africa, as its eagerness to lend remains unsaturated. This is the opinion of an economic adviser following the SA Reserve Bank’s announcement that government debt is rising faster than provided by any institution. The government’s total loan debt has risen to a..
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Launching NHI is not going to improve healthcare – SA health services could face a shortfall of 400,000 nurses by 2025
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The government’s intention to launch a National Health Insurance already appears to be incoherent. Apart from the only two days the members were given to an advisory committee to determine which medical conditions would be covered, another “massive problem” has now emerged: Prospective nursing staff are hampered by the accreditation of Institutions where they had..
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Rotten ANC-regime gives valuable Sandton land to Gupta’s, steals Alexandra renewal money
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How is it possible that this rotten ANC organization, which has proven over and over that it is nothing more than an organized criminal cartel, fool the people of South Africa for so long? In another massive scandal it has come to light that the land on which the Sandton Gautrain station is built and..
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Natal farmers won court case against state dispute regarding to what should be fair and equitable remuneration for highly productive agricultural land
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A 13-year court battle gave 20 farmers (willing sellers) a fair price for their land offered to the state. The claims were initially set at about 42 000 ha. Landowners offered some 9,000 ha of highly productive agricultural land to the state to settle the claim.
The government had to admit that the Valuer-General wanted to buy the farms from the farmers for almost half their value. The landowners of Melmoth in Natal entered into an agreement with the Department of Land Reform whereby they would voluntarily make land available to the government. The deal would mean R761m for the farmers.
The government has repeatedly decided that the Valuer-General’s assistance should be called and according to a “government formula” they calculated that the farmers were entitled to only R420 million.
Last week, the government abandoned the fight to use the formula. According to Attorney Bertus van der Merwe, who represented the farmers for the past two years, the turn
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#WhitelivesDontMatter: 17 Farm attacks and 3 farm murders in South Africa, 1-15 September 2019
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In the first 15 days of September 2019, there have already been seventeen farm attacks and three farm murders. The numbers continue to grow, with very little being done about it by the authorities who prefer to deny the existence of these heinous crimes. During August 2019, in South Africa, there were 45 farm attacks,..
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ANC has no plan to fix nursing crisis but still wants NHI
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Objections to the ANC’s disastrous National Health Insurance bill close on 11 October! Make sure that you lodge your objection to ensure we Stop The NHI. The Democratic Alliance (DA) can confirm that the ANC government, in its hurried attempt to implement NHI, has no plan to fix the looming nursing crisis in South Africa..
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