During the first half of 2008, the SA Queen Modjadji was received from Germany at the port at Simon’s Town. It is the latest delivery of submarines from Germany purchased by South Africa while the country does not have sufficiently trained personnel to use the boat effectively. The Crawford-Browne activist says there is only one.. Continue reading…
The controversial Land Panel Report will not only have far-reaching effects on agriculture, but also on any other landowners in the country. TAU SA realized that the general public was unaware of the implications that the proposals in the report could have on their property. The report focusing on expropriation without compensation was launched at.. Continue reading…
An educator told Die Vryburger that the possibility of enough schools and classrooms for South Africa’s learners will never come. He points out that the black schools are overcrowded because there are not enough schools to accommodate them, but new schools will not address the big problem. He says the biggest obstacle is the fact.. Continue reading…
Aarto (the Bill on the Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences) will certainly not combat lawlessness on our country’s roads as the Minister of Transport, Fikile Mbalula, argues. On the contrary, it is just a recipe for even more chaos and bloodshed. Aarto has already failed in Gauteng and the system has moved away from.. Continue reading…
The FF Plus demands that the Free State Department of Health urgently intervene and ensure that all high-care units in the Pelonomi Hospital in Bloemfontein are restored to an operational condition. Currently, there is not one operating high-care unit in this hospital. At a recent Health Portfolio Committee meeting in the Free State Legislature, the.. Continue reading…
There are speculations in government circles that the Trillion Rands currently in pension fund managers’ hands should be used to get South Africa out of its financial predicament, and not just to use the Eskoms, SAA, SABC etc. But believe me there are many other obscure motives behind the discussed move. When the IMF joins,.. Continue reading…
The government is going to stop private medical aids! The government is going to force people to become part of the state’s National Health Insurance (NHI) Fund – people have no choice. This means an ANC official is now going to decide who your doctor is and what hospital families can go to, even if.. Continue reading…
South Africa – True story, told by a survivor and a victim in his own words, He was raped, his daughter and wife also raped and killed. The reporters were warned that they will be arrested for obstruction of justice and charged with racism if they published anything about the case, before any arrests are made. Why? The criminals are still at large. Continue reading…
Last week’s poor global data is indicative of a worldwide economic rough patch. Talk of another massive financial bailout for Eskom has put South Africa on thin ice with Moody’s. The country is said to be fighting a losing battle to keep its last remaining investment grade credit rating. Foreigners have already begun dumping R2.. Continue reading…
The dust has not yet settled around the CR 17 “donations” in 2017 when it became known that the Minister of Small Business, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, had made large donations to ANC leaders. The donations are believed to be voting for Ramaphosa during the 2017 ANC leadership election which he won. In Limpopo, Gauteng, Eastern Transvaal,.. Continue reading…
Bank account of Cyril Ramaphosa’s ANC presidential campaign, known as the CR17 , is back in the news. ANC leaders will convene a meeting to discuss the latest incident, which allegedly found that the EFF’s MP, Tebogo Mokwele, received R40,000 from Ramaphosa’s CR17 account. The EFF apparently confirmed that the MP did receive the money.. Continue reading…
The economy is a superb construct that helps us to serve each other –and because the situation we are in rests so heavily on paradigms, we can turn things around pretty quickly by shifting those paradigms. We have become a nation of takers. Without recognising this we will not be able to fully understand the.. Continue reading…
A new government survey somehow managed to show that more than 70% of people in SA are ‘satisfied with life’ and that 90% are proud to be South African, this despite the country crashing in almost al sectors with record unemployment and crime. Continue reading…
ANC Chairman on economic transformation, Enoch Godongwana, said during an interview with the Sunday Times that money from the country’s private and public pension funds should be used to pay off the debts of struggling state-owned enterprises such as Eskom and SAA. In response to the statement, economist Mike Schüssler said it was just another.. Continue reading…