President Cyril Ramaphosa says state capture, corruption and the legacy of apartheid are to blame for the country’s poor economic performance. Ramaphosa was speaking at the opening of the government’s two day Jobs Summit on Thursday. “Our economic performance has also been undermined by state capture and corruption in both public institutions. Of late, we..
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Liar liar, pants on fire! – Ramaphosa blames apartheid and state capture for ailing economy
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Cyril Ramaphosa still denies that these tragedies exist – 9 farm attacks including 4 farm murders in 6 days in South Africa
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There have been nine farm attacks including four farm murders in last six days in South Africa. And the South African President Cyril Ramaphosa still denies that these tragedies exist. In the last attack which took place in Wellington in the Western Cape a farmers knees were broken with a crowbar as he was brutally..
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Ciryl Ramaphosa blames state capture, apartheid for ailing economy
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President Cyril Ramaphosa says state capture, corruption and the legacy of apartheid are to blame for the country’s poor economic performance.
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Listen up citizens of South-Africa, the ANC-government has just officially renamed Grahamstown to Makhanda – what a waste of good tax money!
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Grahamstown is now officially known as Makhanda. Minister Nathi Mthethwa said on Tuesday that he had fulfilled “all legal obligations to finalise the renaming” of the Eastern Cape town, which falls under the Makana Municipality. “What South Africans ought to know, is that the name change of the town to Makhanda is the fulfilling of..
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Still, Cyril says everything is ok in SA – Two farm attacks have been reported in the past few hours, where two men who lost their lives
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Two farm attacks have been reported in South Africa in the past few hours, with two men who lost their lives. Heidelberg, Gauteng: In the latest incident, a 69-year-old farmer was attacked and killed by five men in Heidelberg, Gauteng. Capt. Police spokesperson Kay Makhubele said the attack took place between 01:00 and 02:00 Wednesday..
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Tea parties at Saxonwold:- A timeline of Nene’s meetings with the Guptas
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As rumours swirl that Nhlanhla Nene may have had an untoward business relationship with the Gupta family, the finance minister has denied any such claim but has admitted that he did have meetings with the family during his tenure as deputy minister.
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State Capture Inquiry Update:- Zuma Cabinet members turned against Nene
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Members of former president Jacob Zuma’s Cabinet were hostile towards Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene after he refused to approve a controversial nuclear deal, the commission of inquiry into state capture heard on Wednesday.
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Gupta-linked director general removed from Public Enterprises
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Richard Seleke, the controversial director general of public enterprises, has left public service after reaching an agreement with the presidency.
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State Capture Inquiry Updates:- How Zuma faked a job for Nene
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Former president Jacob Zuma did not give Nhlanhla Nene any reason why he was fired from his position as finance minister in December 2015, but instead presented Nene a “fabricated” job offer.
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9.6 million people are unemployed; Cyril Ramaphosa do you still say that there are no problems in SA?
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The following figures show the hard reality of the state of the so-called rainbow nation: 9.6 million people are unemployed; 6.1 million young people between the ages of 15 and 34 are unemployed: 90 000 jobs have been lost in the second quarter of 2018. This is the situation in the country of which Cyril..
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This R8 million Mandela statue has left Mpumalanga residents furious
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“The best way to honour Nelson Mandela is for this government to prioritise education, healthcare and the delivery of services to the people.” – DA regional spokesperson An R8.3 million bronze statue of former president, Nelson Mandela, has received mixed reviews from political parties and Mpumalanga residents. It’s not because the statue of the late..
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South African Government is supplying weapons to Saudi Arabia, involved in Yemen war
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The government of South Africa has the blood of many Yemenis on its hands. South Africa is edging ever closer to ethical and legal fallout by continuing to supply weapons to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). These weapons, which have been proven to emanate from South African manufacturers, are being used in..
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The ANC are still in limbo over anti-Ramaphosa plot
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ANC secretary general Ace Magashule says he will not allow any “wedge drivers” to destroy his relationship with President Cyril Ramaphosa, amid reports that he is involved in an alleged plot to overthrow the president.
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Excessively high fuel prices in South Africa are the result of an useless ANC government
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Gasoline will rise by 99 cents per liter on Wednesday, October 3, while diesel will rise by R1,24. Liquid gas prices rise by R1,39 per kilogram. The extremely high fuel price in South Africa is the result of an useless ANC-regime, is the opinion of the FF Plus’s leader, Dr. Pieter Groenewald’s, and he ascribes..
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Presidency lives in luxury with taxpayers’ hard-earned money and the rest of South Africa is struggling to keep head above water
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The Auditor General found that the Presidency contravened the Public Finance Management Act for the second consecutive year as well as the treasury guidelines. The office of the presidency received a qualified audit report for the second consecutive year. Irregular expenses for the 2017/2018 year amounted to R33 million while R28 million was spent fruitlessly..
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