Planning to fail: Having pocketed millions, if not billions, by plundering Eskom in all sorts of ways through a variety of tender companies and who knows what else, it seems Cyril and The ANC have finally realised the Medupi & Kusile projects have bled dry, and are now looking for new ways to employ (steal) taxpayers money, to continue bleeding them dry… yet another new huge expensive project with new tenders, contracts, bribes & kickbacks. It is the same all over South Africa, build a new school, extort tenders, contracts, bribes & kickbacks. Then burn it down and steal more from the taxpayer by building another school with more tenders, contracts, bribes and kickbacks. The African Way.
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Greedy Ramaphosa & ANC Want More From Their Personal BEE Cash Cow, Eskom – He Finally Admits Medupi & Kusile Are Unreliable (Have Been Bled Dry) Even As The Blame Game Rages On…
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What Did Ramaphosa, A Big Shareholder in MTN, Know About MTN Financing & Bribing The Taliban In Afghanistan?
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What did Cyril “Father Christmas” Ramaphosa know and when did he know it? He is and was a big shareholder in MTN through Shanduka and now Pembani. Charges in connection with contravening American legislation against terrorism has been laid against MTN in America as well as a civil lawsuit by American soldiers and civilians.
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SANDF MAJOR GENERAL ALLEGEDLY AWARDED HIS WIFE TENDER WORTH R210M
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JOHANNESBURG – The South African National Defence Force (Sandf) is reportedly investigating a major general for allegedly awarding defence tender contracts to his spouse worth R210 million. The Sunday Times reported the probe is looking into suspected fraud and corruption in contracts awarded by army boss Noel Ndhlovu to his wife’s company. The newspaper claimed..
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Eskom in deep trouble as China withholds crucial R7-billion loan – partial loan to be paid out by China to bankrupt Eskom never occurred due to fears that bankrupt state entity would use money to pay salaries
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China is withholding a R7-billion payment meant to help Eskom combat its current financial issues due to fears that the power utility will not complete its power station construction projects. According to a report in the City Press, the Chinese Development Bank (CDB) has become wary of Eskom’s promises and is concerned that it will..
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Phakamani Hadebe you need to stop drinking your sangoma beer it’s affecting your brain sells:- White contractors are destroying our substations to get jobs to repair them:- Eskom
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Following the Eskom substation in Randfontein that exploded on Saturday, the power generating company are allegedly blaming white contractors. Making it one of many substations to exploded in a very short period of time. According to Eskom first official statement cause of the explosion was unknown. Now they believe white contractors who are out of..
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One of the biggest construction companies in the country, is having a knock-on effect on hundreds of subcontractors
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The collapse of Group Five the biggest construction company who are owed millions of rand to subcontractors may have to close down. In 2016 Group Five was one of seven construction companies who were collectively fined R1.4 billion for their collusive practices in the construction of South Africa’s World Cup stadiums. Group Five’s collapse could..
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A new law could soon see South Africans jailed for lying on their CV, well I see less Politicians in the Parliament
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Think before you get creative with the truth on your CV: The government are now one step closer to bringing in harsher penalties for “dishonest applicants”. The National Qualifications Amendment Bill is not here to play, ladies and gentlemen. The adjustment to the existing legislation comes with some pretty stern updates, which aims to clamp-down..
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Another Bosasa corruption scandal – Security company GTS’s security system only operated for one month at Voorberg Prison before failing – contracts have now been canceled
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A security company, GTS, which is part of the Bosasa group, contracts with the Department of Justice and Correctional Services have been canceled. It follows on the same day the SA Revenue Service struck Bosasa’s headquarters for the alleged corruption scandal. The Voorberg Prison in the Porterville area is equipped with security systems and TV..
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More borrowing, Eskom secures R1.5 billion loan from French Development Agency, they are so deep in trouble, how on earth will they pay it back?
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The utility’s Group Chief Executive, Phakamani Hadebe, said the multi-tranche loan facility will contribute to Eskom’s plans to strengthen and refurbish the transmission infrastructure.
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Rolling Blackouts in South Africa Because Treasonous ANC Regime Sells Best Coal To China and Uses Proceeds Elsewhere?
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Despite, (or thanks to Billions in foreign investment in Eskom), 7.2 Million tons of SA’s best coal is destined for China from Richards Bay Harbor while South Africans suffer under rolling blackouts. 36 Chinese ships are waiting for coal to be loaded in Richards Bay Harbour. Each ship takes about 36 hours to be loaded with 200,000 tons of coal per ship average. The coal is Grade A anthracite.
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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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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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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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And there goes our money, again with a fired Transnet boss will still be paid R3 million for doing nothing
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Despite being implicated in corruption and maladministration within Transnet, Gama’s removal from the company has been downplayed by board members.
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Three issues holding up the proposals for SA farmer visa for Australia
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Aussie Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton proposed a “fast-track South African farmer visa” earlier in 2018. Recent updates have been scarce, however.
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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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