The FF Plus was shocked to learn of the wave of farm murders this past weekend and is disappointed that the Minister of Police, Bheki Cele, and President Cyril Ramaphosa are silent on the matter. Pres Ramaphosa was quick to offer his condolences when mosques were attacked, and people were killed and he even appointed..
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Totally unacceptable – President and Minister’s silence on farm murders
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What is Ramaphosa’s agenda:- he wants ANC to go back to the people
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has appealed to ANC members to go back to basics and reconnect with ordinary people on the ground to ensure the party achieves a decisive victory in the 2019 elections.
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Brian Hlongwa, ANC chief whip, allegedly implicated in R1.2-billion health graft
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When he was the Gauteng Health MEC, Brian Hlongwa brought the department to its knees, the Special Investigations Unit has found. Limousine-chauffeured luxury spa treatments, blatant graft and jobs for cash are just some of the allegedly corrupt activities the ANC’s Gauteng chief whip Brian Hlongwa and his staff were involved in, according to a..
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ANC failures, Rand falls to a 6.5 month low
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The Rand lost all previous progress against overseas currencies, and is currently trading at a 6.5 month low.
The Ramaphosa euphoria has reached its low, while even Max du Preez takes on the ANC over their managers. He especially tackles Ace Magashule and describes him as “the adder in the bosom” of the ANC.
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Jacob Zuma News:- State will pay legal fees until court rules otherwise
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The state will carry on covering former president Jacob Zuma’s legal fees until a court decides otherwise, the Presidency confirmed on Wednesday.
“You guys have not been listening to us,” said Presidency spokesperson Khusela Diko, in response to reports that Zuma’s legal fees are still being covered by the state.
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It pays to work for parliament – barman at Parliament earns R24000 a month!
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While Business Live reports a plan to by government to cut on the number of government employees through not replacing those who retire and encouraging voluntary retrenchments, Parliament itself offers extremely attractive opportunities…of course only for those who fall in the category of “formerly disadvantaged”.
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ANC members want to run to the Courts for assistance against their own party
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The ANC has no right to prevent its members from seeking court intervention in party matters when it hasn’t exercised its role in resolving issues itself. So says Mawande Ndakisa, an Eastern Cape ANC and Youth League member.
He is also one of the complainants who has taken the “festival of chairs” matter to the high court in Johannesburg for not resolving the issue properly.
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The ANC government branches are full of ghosts
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Dead ANC members have been kept on its branch membership lists in what concerned party activists in Mpumalanga claim was part of a plan to inflate membership figures ahead of last year’s national conference.
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SA withdrawing from the ICC:- Ramaphosa has a rare chance to stop it
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Justice Minister Michael Masutha has presented the International Crimes Bill to Parliament’s justice portfolio committee. This could be a precursor to the country repealing the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court Act (2002), and eventually withdrawing from the International Criminal Court (ICC).
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Premier of North West still feeds on taxpayers’ money after resignation and suspension
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The ANC in the North West has decided that Supra Mahumapelo will remain a member of the provincial legislature and will continue drawing a salary funded by taxpayers.
He resigned as premier two weeks ago following widespread accusations of corruption and maladministration that led to violent protests across the province.
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Luthuli House in trouble, Court to seize property worth R300 000
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The City of Johannesburg has obtained a writ of execution against the ANC for its failure to pay over R300 000 in legal fees owed to the City and its residents.
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ANC Has Until Friday To Pay Up R300k Or Face Having Property At Luthuli House Attached
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The City of Johannesburg has given the African National Congress (ANC) until Friday to pay the metro R300,000 in legal fees or face having its property at Luthuli House attached.
Last week the city obtained a writ of execution against the governing party for its failure to settle the amount.
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Cosatu urges Ramaphosa to sack Motsoaledi – While you at it sack the rest of the incompetent ministers as well!
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Cosatu has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to sack health minister Aaron Motsoaledi, arguing that he is directly responsible for the continued deterioration of the healthcare system in the country.
“People are losing their lives on a daily basis and this has reached crisis levels. What has disappointed Cosatu the most is Minister Motsoaledi’s denialism and scapegoating.”
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ANC intend to start a process to nationalize the Reserve Bank of South Africa – Here Comes The R200 000 000 Note
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ANC general secretary, Ace (the Free State-milkman) Magashule, announced that, not only does the ANC intend to start with expropriation of land without compensation within the next week or two, but that they will also start a process to nationalize the Reserve Bank of South Africa.
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What must we do with these ‘whites’, minister?
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Gerhard Papenfus, the chief executive of the National Employers’ Association of South Africa (NEASA), has written an open letter to Labour Minister Mildred Oliphant
Dear Minister
Since I am “white”, I take note when you talk so boldly about “whites” being the stumbling block in terms of your transformation agenda. I write this letter to you in order to get clarity.
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