While the airline is required to present its financials by the end of the month, it cannot do so as it’s technically bankrupt. A report in The City Press on Sunday documents the massive financial problems of state-owned airline South African Airways (SAA). According to the report, SAA’s debt is currently R15 billion more than..
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Fraud and theft behind SAA bankruptcy – SAA’s debt is currently R15 billion more than its assets, and banks will no longer lend the airline any money
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One Of The Few Black Men Turned A Farm Into A Success – Now Mpumalanga Department Wants It Back
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Mfana Sithole (61) was just the right man to turn around the fortunes of a rundown farm in Mpumalanga.
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Missing Elderly Man Saved By ‘Hero’ Mielis Mokoena – Alberton North
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A harrowing experience for an elderly Alberton North resident led to a large-scale search for the missing man.
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The Past, Current and Future Of South Africa
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There are two phrases that are synonymous with post-Democratic South Africa today:
1. “If You Can Lie, You Can Steal, You Can Cheat And God Alone Knows What Else You Can Do”
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Cyril Ramaphosa accused of double standards
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The confession by Deputy Correctional Services Minister Thabang Makwetla during an ANC national executive committee (NEC) meeting that he received a more than R1-million cash bribe, and returned it to an unknown businessman six weeks later, will be at the centre of debates during next week’s NEC meeting.
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Moerane commission:- Top cop lied to commission, says witness
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The Independent Police Investigative Directorate has been asked to investigate perjury charges against a KwaZulu-Natal police general for allegedly lying under oath to the Moerane commission of inquiry into political killings in the province.
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South African politics has never been so interesting, Jacob Zuma’s name is on the list of Free State parliamentarians, will have to see what happens to pro-Zuma and anti-Ramaphosa factions in due time
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The Free State list of nominations for parliamentarians has the name of Jacob Zuma as no.1 is on the list. The ANC in the Free State distanced itself from the list and declined it and called it fake news, but several people within the party confirmed that such a list exists and that Zuma’s name..
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WE UNITE TO CALL ON THE WORLD: RECOGNIZE A HUMANITARIAN DISASTER
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Over the last quarter of a century, since the so-called “dawn of democracy” on South Africa, the White minority population in the country has been subjected to a variety of civil, legal, political, social, economical and humanitarian injustices. The White minority consists out of people recognizing themselves as Afrikaners, Boers, English (or other mother tongue)..
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No wonder municipal service delivery is so poor in SA because 50% of city councils bosses are not qualified for the position they currently holds
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Nhlanhla Nene, finance minister, revealed that more than half of the country’s municipal managers and chief financial officers did not meet the minimum eligibility criteria for the position they hold. On inquiry, he said that only 79 of the 218 financial officers were properly qualified, while in nearly 40 municipalities there were vacancies for both..
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VIDEO:- Kessie Nair arrested by the Hawks for using the K-word for Cyril Ramaphosa
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Durban – Kessie Nair the Durban man who President Cyril Ramaphosa the derogatory K-word in a Facebook video – that has gone viral – has been arrested by members of the Hawks.
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This ‘gift’ of R370bn from China needs to be scrutinised, don’t you think??
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Given South Africa’s current economic woes, one would think that China’s recently announced investments in the country — the R33-billion loan from the China Development Bank to Eskom and the R370-billion toward a stimulus package — would have resulted in jubilation. But, bar the praises of a few government ministers, the news has gone down like a lead balloon.
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Coming from a black journalist: Do Not Forget, Blacks Stole The Land Too’ – One of the most hotly contested issues in contemporary South Africa is the issue of the land
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It is one of most central boiling points in a volatile nation that threatens to tip over, under immense pressure from disenfranchised black populaces, under brutal siege from far left fascist movements like EFF and COPE, and underwhelmed by massive maladministration from shamelessly corrupt ANC governance. One of the most dangerous and simultaneously unfortunate characteristics..
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Government’s so called land reform projects a complete failure – four former productive farms in the Eastern-Cape now derelict
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Government farms bought at a cost of R30-million for emerging black farmers in the Eastern Cape are lying in a state of forlorn abandonment. Saturday Dispatch investigated four of the farms in Komga and Igoda and found they had gone from being working farms on purchase to being unproductive and derelict. The farms were bought..
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Eskom is planning to recover losses from corruption and loopholes by increasing your tariffs to recover over R66bn but still you will face loadshedding since there are no coal reserves
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Eskom is planning to recover losses from corruption and loopholes in the MYPD rules by increasing your tariffs to recover over R66bn before the end of 2018. Nersa invited the public to comment on Eskom’s request to increase tariffs to recover R66bn lost between 2014 and 2017 – the years included in the Public Protector’s..
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Nelson Mandela Bay’s budget is being allocated to poor areas – Could it be true and will poor white communities also benefit?
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The mayor of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, including Port Elizabeth, announced that the total budget of the city will be allocated to poor areas. It follows after Athol Trollip was removed as mayor and Mongameli Bobani took over his position. The DA is currently working on a court application to fight Trollip’s removal. Read..
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