JOHANNESBURG – South African Airways (SAA) appointed its head of operations as acting chief executive on Friday and said it needs R4-billion from the government to survive the current financial year and allow it to renegotiate loan terms with banks. Zukisa Ramasia becomes interim CEO after Vuyani Jarana unexpectedly resigned on Sunday, after less than..
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Can you believe this, the SAA requests R4bn government bailout, their ‘wings’ needs to be clipped NOW
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Rustenburg police refuse to open trespass case for land grabbing thugs
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A land grabbing situation is unfolding in the North West province, South Africa. And the Rustenburg police are refusing that the landowner open a trespassing case. Clearly, the SAPS are not interested in protecting legal landowners property rights in the country. Afriforum is now assisting the community and the landowner. This all whilst the South..
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Cash-in-transit heist:- Vehicle caught fire and burnt robber to death, 8 others arrested, karma at it’s best
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It was the end of life for one of the cash-in-transit robber. One suspect died and eight other suspects were arrested after police foiled a cash-in-transit heist in Johannesburg on Friday afternoon. Five other suspects are still being sought by police. “Following an intelligence-driven operation, police thwarted plans by a group of men who had..
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On a very ‘light’ but ‘serious’ side of movie makers:- ‘NCIS: LA’ leaves SA confused with weird local names
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No research necessary! ‘NCIS: LA’ writers name a character ‘Sanele Chetty’ – and he’s a white man from ‘Pretoria, Limpopo’! A recent episode which aired in South Africa of ‘NCIS: Los Angeles’ featured a group of bad guys from Mzansi – with some less than common name combinations. During the two-part episode titled ‘Smokescreen’, the..
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ANC lies, rape and murder: MAPHATSOE, a uMkhonto weSizwe Military Veterans’ Association president, says he has all the ‘SHOCKING’ files
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JOHANNESBURG – uMkhonto weSizwe Military Veterans’ Association (MKMVA) president Kebby Maphatsoe threatened to reveal information about lies, rape, and murder in the party’s military camps in exile. Maphatsoe told Eyewitness News that the African National Congress (ANC) members killed their own comrades in Uganda where he was exiled. The former deputy minister recently expressed his..
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‘They’re coming’:- A farmer’s chilling words to his wife before robbery
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“They’re coming!” – These were the chilling words that a Stellenbosch protea farmer shouted to his wife while doing a security check after hearing that a farmer in the region had been shot dead. “It’s devastating,” an emotional Gerald Knight told News24 about being robbed hours after Louiesenhof vintner Stefan Smit was murdered. “We’ve lived..
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This is so disgusting, it costs R133,805.35 to house one prisoner per annum, no wonder the jails are full to max capacity, but guess how much Old Age Pensioners get.
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According to Correctional services minister Michael Masutha, it costs an estimated R133,805.35 to house one prisoner per annum, but an old age pensioner only gets a shocking R21 600.00 per annum. The Judge has sentenced Sebenzile Simane to 173 years in prison for the brutal attack on the Hackney farm and he will be eligible..
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Another ANC MP bites the dust: Tokozile Xasa is the fifth to want out of the National Assembly, resigns from Parliament
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Former Minister of Sport and Recreation, Tokozile Xasa, has officially become the fifth member of the ANC to tender her resignation from Parliament in the past two weeks. Why is Tokozile Xasa resigning? As reported by The Citizen, the party revealed that it had acknowledged Xasa’s intention to remove herself from her Parliamentary seat. Although,..
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Unemployment rates rise to 27.6% and remain one of SA’s biggest challenges
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Statistics South Africa announces that unemployment rose by 0.5 percentage points to 27.6% in the first quarter of this year. The figures confirm economists’ presumption that economic growth in the first quarter was negative and unemployment remains one of SA’s biggest challenges. The SA economy started on a bitter note this year with unemployment rising..
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Junk status winks for Mangaung Metro with liabilities exceeding assets; officials receive generous salaries and cellphone stipends, while levels of service delivery are non-existent
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The ANC-controlled Mangaung Metro faces junk status after Moody’s rating agency said further downgrading would be considered if the municipality do not urgently get its household in order. The Bloemfontein municipality is in truth already bankrupt with liabilities exceeding assets of nearly R1bn and with over R6bn of outstanding debt. In fact, Moody’s indicated..
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Western Cape farmers are being slaughtered by barbaric savages during cruel ongoing farm attacks while ANC regime is blindly looking away
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Over the past few months, the Western Cape’s farmers have become the target of the savages that is murdering innocent people. This weekend another farmer was murdered, and the reason why the genocide continues is very simple. The murderers are in most cases unemployed, struggling to make a living, and knowing if they are caught..
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De Lille sells out her voters, compromises coloured and other minorities by accepting a position in the Cabinet of ANC-regime
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Just like the New National Party had a “Short pants” figure who brought about the end of his party through incorporation with the ANC, the Good party now also has its own “Short skirt” who will usher in the end of her party as well. Patricia de Lille, the new Minister of Public Works and..
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Foreign newspaper Daily Mail took notice of horrific crimes against whites in SA: WHY IS THE WORLD SO SILENT ABOUT SOUTH AFRICA? – For one simple reason; The victims are white.
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About a year ago the plight of white South Africans, and especially the farmers reached an awareness “peak”, for lack of a better term. Stories were finally being published in the mainstream media, commentators were discussing it, politicians were making statements and promising action – even Donald Trump tweeted about it. Closer to home, thousands..
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South Africa’s white farmers brace for race war amid land expropriation debate
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South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) has plans to amended the constitution, legalize land seizure without paying for it. The move is “not only about correcting a great historical injustice; it is also an absolute economic necessity,” according to President, Cyril Ramaphosa. This time though, the proposed land reforms include expropriation without compensation, and..
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Corruption on corruption, R3.9 billion missing – PIC managing government workers’ savings cannot determine where funds are
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The never-ending spate of corruption incidents in South Africa are being disclosed one after another. The Public Investment Corporation (PIC), which is Africa’s largest resource manager, apparently found no trace of documents to indicate how and why an amount of R4bn was invested in the obscure oil company affiliated with the ANC and Jacob Zuma…
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