The Auditor General found that government has wasted at least R296 million at national, provincial and local government levels over the past five years. Unauthorized, irregular, fruitless and wasteful expenditures incurred resulted in huge money losses the last years. There was a 121% increase in irregular expenditure, and a 68% increase in unauthorized expenses. About..
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South Africa is in shambles since ANC- regime is totally incompetent to work with money, spending more than R296 million of taxpayers money unnecessarily over the last five years
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Letter to President Xi Jinping – Please Protect African Wildlife Like China Protects The Panda! (Video)
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Southern African Fight for Rhino (SAFFR) is an organisation based in South Africa, and has been very active, collectively in challenging the rising demand of all animal products, whether domestic or wild. On this basis, we would like to thank the Chinese government for reinstating the ban on lion, tiger and rhino parts in China.
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Let’s have a look at the School fees for 2019: These are the schools facing the biggest increases
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Some of Mzansi’s most well-known educational institutions are cranking up the school fees for 2019. Here’s what you need to know.
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Babelas Dlamini did not get sacked during the latest cabinet shuffle, wonder why she is still in her post?
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ANC President Ramaphosa initially indicated that he would not oppose the application of the opposition to force him to sack Bathabile Dlamini. However,shortly before the announcement of the cabinet shuffle he announced that he would oppose the application. Political experts say that the command came from the ANC’s inner circles. Dlamini has been single out..
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It is to believe that the new law in SA will hold government officials responsible for lost and stolen money, but with our corrupt ANC regime will justice really prevail?
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The implementation of the Public Audit Amendment Act allows the Auditor General to act upon persons who have authorized and allowed illegal and fraudulent expenses. Until the Act’s acceptance, officials and even high political figures simply resigned before they could be punished. But however with the new act, lost money can now be recovered from..
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Bad news for consumers before the festive season, Reserve Bank acknowledges SA’s inability and increases interest rates by 0,25% – people will have to tighten the belts this Xmas to not incur unnecessary debt
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The South African economy is still struggling and is in a technical recession since the beginning of the second quarter. The Reserve Bank held its last of six meetings this year, and had no choice but to raise interest rates by 0.25%. The lending rate to banks is thus increased to 6.75% and means that..
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BREAKING NEWS:- Cyril Ramaphosa prepares to announce changes:- Cabinet reshuffle looms
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We expect a few shockers and some expected changes. As President Cyril Ramaphosa, on Thursday, addresses the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) at the Alberton Civic Centre, in Ekurhuleni, his office has indicated that he will announce a cabinet reshuffle later in the afternoon.
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Your money are being spend again:- South Africa’s prisons to be extended to alleviate overcrowding, but there are more and more ‘holiday’ seekers coming
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The Ministry of Correctional Services have announced the extension of four prisons in a bid to tackle overcrowding.
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WARNING:- Strand police are looking for suspects in latest cyclist attack (graphic content)
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The police say they are hot on the heels of the suspects who are attacking and robbing people on bicycles between Strand and Gordon’s Bay.
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It is almost time for the Parliament to go into recess, but here are some major changes that has been made to South African law this week
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There’s a bit of a rush to get things done before Parliament goes into recess. Here, we look at the biggest changes to South African law this week.
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O my goodness, The ANC’s wants it own mobile network, but it might not get off the ground
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The African National Congress’ plans to launch a mobile network called ‘ANC 1912 Mobile’ could be hanging in the balance.
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The Gupta’s holiday is over:- South Africa and UAE sign extradition agreement
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South Africa has signed an extradition agreement with the United Araba Emirates (UAE), which brings the Guptas one step closer to justice.
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Former president Jacob Zuma and his corrupt, incompetent ANC comrades are to blame for the recent VAT increase and it can’t be reversed due to numerous factors that includes Free Education
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The spectre haunting South African politics won’t go away. Tito Mboweni has blamed the legacy of Jacob Zuma for the VAT increase. In a year of unpopular decisions made by the ANC, the VAT increase has been one of the most contentious. The decision to crank it up by 1% left many South Africans apoplectic,..
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Legal steps announced on behalf of unemployed young person – Solidarity
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“Yes4Youth is telling young white unemployed persons like those in Danville that they do not deserve help and that they are privileged, while their black neighbour or even the son or daughter of a wealthy black Sandton businessman apparently needs a kick-start.”
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National power provider Eskom’s is under extreme high financial pressure and debt heads towards the R550 billion mark – wonder if this state entity is going to blast Millions of taxpayers money on bonuses this festive season even though they are cash strapped?
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Eskom chairman Phakamani Hadebe says the power provider is under extremely high financial pressure. According to him, Eskom’s debt will continue indefinitely for the next few years, with the possibility that it may increase from R400 billion to R550 billion. The chairman is also not afraid to admit that the dramatic rise in the foreseeable..
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