Three cheers for Mandela’s Rainbow Nation, taught in schools around the world as a shining example of Liberalism. What they won’t teach the kids though is that things have got so bad in the Socialist ANC’s South Africa, that the regime has had to send their poor excuse for an army in, to quell the gang warfare in the Western Cape. The Gangs, who control the Cape Flats, however responded saying they do not fear the South African National Defense Force (SANDF). The response from the gangs, not only reveal just to what extent the SA Police Force is impotent, corrupt and not fit for purpose, but also how the army is also not fit for purpose and has in fact been turned into a huge medical aid scam by the ANC, as 70% of the army have AIDS, meaning taxpayers are paying for their medical bills…
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VIDEO: Liberalism At Its Finest: Materialism, Consumerism, Ego, Drugs, Guns & Real Bullets in the Coloured (Mixed Race) Heartland of Socialist South Africa
The African Way: Vrede Milk Farm Was Just Another Opportunity For Estina and Guptas To Steal and Fleece Taxpayers
The Zondo Commission of Inquiry into State Capture resumed today following evidence on the controversial Estina dairy farm project in the Free State city of Vrede. The Estina Group, which held a 49% stake in the Vrede Milk Farm, was supposed to contribute R228m to the controversial project but this never happened, and the so-called Estina Milk Farm Project’s multi-million Rand venture could thus never be sustainable and probably was never meant to be.
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Africa Still Struggles To Mine Its Own Gold – Tanzania Gives Chinese Licence To Build Refineries, Smelters and Mines
Africa’s fourth-biggest producer of gold, Tanzania, has awarded licences to China to construct a mineral smelter and two gold refineries. The Tanzanian government seeks to generate more revenues from the nation’s mining industry.
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The ANC’s R80 million failure – 13 ‘unused’ Prasa trains, manufactured by the Spanish company under the hammer, because it’s too big for SA rail specifications
Thirteen locomotives ordered by Prasa from Spanish manufacturer Vossloh Espana will be auctioned to the highest bidder in early September without any of the locomotives being used by Prasa. Already in 2015, the locomotives were found to be too large for South African rail specifications. More than R80 million has been channeled to Maria Gomes,..
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President in absentia: More than 30! That’s how many times Zuma failed to answer questions at state capture inquiry
How many times did former president Jacob Zuma respond to questions at the state capture inquiry with “I don’t know”, “I don’t remember” or “I’m not sure”? We counted. During his testimony from Monday to Wednesday last week, he denied knowing the answers to 36 questions. Last week, the former president dominated news headlines when..
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Former President Zuma and the three monkeys – hear nothing, see nothing and say nothing!
The statues of the three monkeys materialized as the Zondo commission dragged on. The one monkey closes his ears, the other his eyes and the other his mouth. Now Zuma comes and says, “I can’t remember, I can’t say anything, I wasn’t there” This is Jacob Zuma’s answer to his questions. He now attempts to..
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Water and Sanitation Ministry run under a cloud of large-scale financial mismanagement by ANC cadres who knowingly robbed the department of much needed funds
Lindiwe Sisulu, the new Minister of Water and Sanitation, acknowledged during her budget debate in parliament that her department is living under a cloud and that “major financial mismanagement” has occurred by top officials. She apparently undertook to reverse the situation as soon as possible. She can’t understand that so much money has been lost,..
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IT firm shaken after shady transactions came into light – R1,2bn was paid out for work not done
The IT firm EOH has been shaken by findings around R1,2bn worth of shady transactions. The head of EOH, Stephen van Coller, has blamed eight people in the company for the scandal that hit the software company recently. The statement by Van Coller comes merely one day after the resignation of Pumenza Bam, Zunaid Mayet..
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Zuma testifies to Zondo commission and says he is a victim of international organizations that have targeted him for years and made him appear to be corrupt
The announcement that Jacob Zuma testified before the Zondo commission gave him a round of applause, but intellectuals believe that the man is going to “duck and dive” without making any significant confession. Although there were seats for about 200 people and special arrangements were made to accommodate the former ANC president, over 5,000 supporters..
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SURVEY – SAPS CONSIDERED MOST CORRUPT INSTITUTION IN SA
Of the 47,000 citizens surveyed in 35 African countries, more than half believed corruption was getting worse in their country. The Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) Africa on Thursday revealed that the South African Police Service (SAPS) is considered the most corrupt institution in the country. The GCB is the largest, most detailed survey of citizens’..
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Asbestos case involving R250, million uncovered by Pieter Louis Myburg’s book, Gangster State
After several years, the apparent corruption incident with asbestos plates on houses in the Free State is finally being investigated. The Special Investigation Unit was commissioned by ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa to investigate the matter of R250 million. The asbestos also secreted a fine substance that can cause asbestos poisoning, but whether it is part..
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Ekurhuleni Mayor connected with toilet tender scandal to the value of R1,9 billion denies that he has done anything wrong
The mayor from Ekurhuleni, Mzwandile Masina, refused to accept that he had done anything wrong in the scandal of a R1,9 billion chemical toilet bid. He tried to explain that the three-card tender awarded in June 2016 could not be his fault as he only started as mayor in May 2016. He says the media..
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SANDF MAJOR GENERAL ALLEGEDLY AWARDED HIS WIFE TENDER WORTH R210M
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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Mkhwebane raises a stink, protects politicians in R631 million toilet scandal and resuscitate discredited SARS ‘rogue unit’ claims
The current Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane – actually a Zuma appointed spy – is a joke a day. It is bizarre that she calls a common “longdrop” – wait for this – “VIP toilet top structures” in her just released report that found that there was no political interference in the tender process when a..
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Correctional services: Thousands e-devices that cost taxpayers R1.8 billion rotting in storage
The department of correctional services has allegedly spent nearly R2bn on a programme to fit prisoners who are out on parole with electronic monitoring devices, but these devices remain unused because they can apparently only be fixed in Israel. In one of the department’s most ambitious projects yet, it had hoped to electronically tag 10,000..
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