DA spokesperson Solly Malatsi said they are looking forward to outcomes of a police investigation into corruption involving De Lille.
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Will this fight ever stop? DA again at De Lille’s throat after charges laid
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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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Ramaphosa and son: Who is lying to us now? – ANC president confirms that his son Andile Ramaphosa has received payments from the corrupt management company Bosasa
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Both Jacob Zuma and his son Duduzane Zuma were involved in irregular and even illegal transactions. Now the new ANC president comes and confirms that his son Andile Ramaphosa has received payments from the corrupt management company Bosasa. However, he questioned his son and was satisfied that the transaction/s were “legal”. According to an auditor,..
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BREAKING NEWS:- Bosasa Scandal: President Ramaphosa says he will turn son in, if found guilty
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Andile Ramaphosa consults with a number of companies, including Bosasa. During the Q&A sessions regarding the VBS saga in Parliament on 6 November, DA leader Mmusi Maimana questioned a transaction of half a million Rand between Andile Ramaphosa and Bosasa.
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So here we go again:- SAA will receive ‘final’ bailout of R5 billion, says Department of Public Enterprises
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According to the Department of Public Enterprises, this R5 billion bailout will be the final financial hand-out afforded to the ailing national carrier.
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Hlaudi Motsoeneng ‘SABC was performing under my leadership,’ – even though he is the central figure in the complete financial and governance collapse of the corporation
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Former SABC chief operating officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng says the public broadcaster’s new leadership is “clueless and obsessed with blaming” him for the current financial crisis. Motsoeneng‚ who is embroiled in legal disputes with the SABC over the payment of his pension‚ told Sowetan in an interview at his Krugersdorp home: “The SABC was performing under..
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ANC Regime and Big Business Ignore Major Environmental Concerns Raised for Ocean Exploration and Drilling off the East Coast of SA
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In a letter to the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for Ocean Exploration and Drilling off the East Coast of South Africa, proposed by the Italian Petroleum Company ENI, SAFFR has raised some serious Environmental Concerns which seem to be ignored. The concerns which were sent to various interested parties including, SASOL, Italian Minister for the Environment, SA..
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Everything that the ANC has laid its hands on since 1994 has been tainted, yet ANC members of Parliament say that there is absolutely nothing wrong in our country
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Everything that the ANC has laid its hands on since 1994 has been tainted. Institutions, municipalities and services are collapsing. There is not a single success story. Things will only change if the ANC is ousted at the polls. At this late stage, the ANC itself cannot even agree on what is wrong in South..
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BEE ,Affirmative Action policies incorporated by the ruling ANC-regime and corruption is to blame for the financial ruin of a once flourishing SABC
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The EFF says the financial collapse of the public broadcaster SABC is the ANC’s fault. Is it? Only the ANC? No, let us speak the truth once and for all and indulge all readers out there: It is because of greed – like Zuma’s greed with Nkandla and Shivambu’s greed with VBS Bank. It is..
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Goverment spent R30m on three state funerals this year. What kind of parties are they having on our money just to say goodbye to their dead and making their ancestors rich!
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Concern has been raised over the government laying out R30 million on three official state funerals since April and declaring the expenditure “unforeseeable and unavoidable”.
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Marginalised Minorities are Gatvol in The Cape as Gatvol Capetonians Gathers Momentum…
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With its credo – Of the people – By the people – For the people – grassroots NPO Gatvol Capetonian continues to gain momentum. The group was established by three Coloured men from Cape Town – Oscar Lyons, media liaison manager, Ebrahiem Davids, (former) chair, and Fadiel Adams, national spokesperson. The current chair is Mark Lewis.
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SAPS constable caught in action when trying to smuggle drugs and weapons into Western-Cape prison
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A 43-year-old police constable has been arrested for the possession contraband which he allegedly intended to be smuggle into prisons. Police spokesperson, FC van Wyk, says officers acted on a tip-off and caught the suspect in possession of 329 grams of dagga, two knives, a bottle of whiskey, cigarettes and tobacco. He says the suspect..
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The truth uncovered! – Communist ANC received R2 million as a donation from VBS Mutual Bank
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The media claims that the ANC received R2 million as a donation from VBS Mutual Bank’s. The communist ANC responded by saying that they are only aware of a R250,000 donation to buy a table during the party’s birthday. Observers states if what appeared in the media is indeed true, the money must be refunded…
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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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This is outrageous, Eskom says it is entitled to an electricity tariff increase of 90%
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Eskom maintains that it is entitled to a 90% increase, but, in order to spare the average South African consumer, it will settle for less.
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