South Africans can expect load shedding this weekend after Eskom was forced to shut down 11 power station units due to a lack of maintenance.
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Eskom are in deep trouble, they are going to shuts down 11 power station units, load shedding imminent!
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Wonderful news from AfriForum:- they want to spend EFF funds to fight land grabs
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“AfriForum will use the money to fight expropriation without compensation and land grabs in court.”
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With the Land Expropriation issues on the table here’s your complete guide from the ANC to what will happen in 2019
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With Parliament granting the ANC permission to change the constitution, we’re looking at what will happen with land expropriation next year.
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Some official good news for motorists:- Petrol prices set to be slashed in December
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Well, who saw this coming? Petrol prices across South Africa are likely to be slashed next month, with some motorists set to pay less than R15 per litre.
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On a lighter but serious note:- A well-known Action Movie personality to visit South Africa to tackle a survival fight
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Arnold Schwarzenegger heading to Stellenbosch to “terminate” drought. There’s a good chance that day zero will say “I’ll be back” in 2020. So who better to lead the fight against drought than Arnold Schwarzenegger?
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Parliament confirms that there will be no VAT reduction for three years
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Anyone hoping for a VAT reduction in the near future – all of us, really – will be left disappointed following Tuesday’s decision.
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Now Julius Malema must ‘PAYBACK THE MONEY’, just a sip of his own medicine – He EFT R126 000 to AfriForum
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Malema, who coined the ‘pay back the money’ war chant during former president Jacob Zuma’s dubious tenure, has eventually obeyed a 2017 court order.
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The SABC employees pay the price for poor management decisions – Day zero coming
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Solidarity today said that employees must once again be on the receiving end of poor management decisions and plundering at the SABC that are paralysing the SABC.
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BREAKING NEWS:- SAA has already eaten through more than half of its R5 billion bailout
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South African Airways seems to be a bottomless pit. South African Airways (SAA) has already spent more than half of its recently approved R5 billion government bailout.
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What a shock, look here how much the municipal top management earn, and you are paying them:- The ‘Fat Cats’ of this country’s Municipalities
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Senior municipal managers, those in charge of high ‘ranking’ areas, will indeed earn more than President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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You may want to know why foreign investors are not investing in South Africa
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Why are foreign investors afraid to invest in South Africa? In search of answers, Briefly scoured the internet to find out why.
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The Minimum wage bill imminent and are definitely coming, most likely to be effective as from January 2019
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BusinessLive reports that according to presidency spokesperson Khusela Diko, the signing into law of the national…….
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E-tolls chief Coenie Vermaak says:- Pretoria to Johannesburg commute “could soon take six hours”
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The drive from Johannesburg to Pretoria is a nightmare at the best of times, but according to one executive for the much-maligned e-tolls, things could soon get much worse.
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Petrol prices news: Government will increase the fuel levy in November
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The Slate Levy increase, which will take effect on 7 November, will account for 21.92 cents per litre. While most South African motorists have escaped an increase in petrol prices in November, the government’s plan to raise the fuel levy has garnered staunch criticism.
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Sick and tired of traffic congestion, well a new South African traffic light could shorten traffic jams
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A Stellenbosch University student is testing a new traffic light which may cut traffic congestion times significantly.
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