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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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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Zuma Jnr: State withdrew a second charge of culpable homicide – Duduzane Zuma escape prosecution merely because he is being protected due to political connections
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Duduzane Zuma, son of former President Jacob Zuma, appeared in the Randburg Magistrate’s Court on 26 March 2019, on a charge of culpable homicide and a charge of reckless and negligent driving. The state withdrew a second charge of culpable homicide after a report from a pathologist indicated that a second victim died of natural..
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Boeremag family member claims their release in court – Unlawful incarceration continues after 17 years
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On 26 March 2019 there will be a watershed court case, which will determine whether there is any space left in the South African courts for the constitution and international covenants. It will show whether revenge on, and oppression of, the Boer people pertains such a priority in South Africa that it negates all justice…
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Double Standards Un freaking Believable!! Malema’s white people ‘slaughter’ comments not hate speech – If we had to turn this around and said the same thing we all know what would have happened
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A South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) complaint issued by the FW De Klerk foundation and directed at EFF leader Julius Malema has been dismissed. Malema was accused of hate speech after saying he and his party were “not calling for the slaughtering of white people – at least for now”. The SAHRC found that..
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Road users who do not pay their E-toll are now in SERIOUS TROUBLE: Sanral is now blacklisting motorists for unpaid fees
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A Gauteng resident learned this week that he was blacklisted for e-toll fees to the tune of R60 000. As reported by Shaun Smillie The Saturday Star, at least 25 other motorists also received default judgments of unpaid e-tolls fees from the South African National Roads Agency (Sanral). Outa’s Rudie Heyneke told the publication that..
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Poor little Thandi Modise states that ‘Black Farmers Do Better Than White Farmers In South Africa”, but your farm failed (photo’s)
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The National Council of Provinces chairperson Thandi Modise believes that AfriForum’s decision to privately prosecute her for animal cruelty is to advance the narrative of the failure of black farmers. The lobby group and the SPCA announced on Thursday it would pursue the case. Modise believes that AfriForum is targeting her to show that black..
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SAHRC FAIL – Human Rights Commission sides with Malema in hate speech complaint by FW de Klerk Foundation, well FW you sold our country, now it is a little bit to late to help
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The SA Human Rights Commission has found that EFF leader Julius Malema’s statement that “we are not calling for the slaughtering of white people” did not amount to hate speech. It also found that Malema did not violate the rights of white people in making the statement. The commission, therefore, dismissed a complaint by the..
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BREAKING NEWS: Sans Souci teacher will keep her job after hitting learner
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Justice served, it’s been confirmed that the Sans Souci teacher who smacked a pupil will be allowed to return to her role at the school. The teacher who was filmed smacking a student at Sans Souci Girls High in Cape Town has been allowed to return to the classroom, little over a month after her..
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Well well, ‘Captain Hat’ Bheki Cele expected to clear the air about rumoured SAPS strike, O REALLY!
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After recent murmurs of a planned SAPS strike, Police Minister Bheki Cele noted that he, alongside national commissioner general Khehla Sitole, would address the media on this issue on Thursday, 14 March, at the Gauteng SAPS Provincial headquarters, in Parktown. Is the SAPS strike legitimate? As reported by The Mercury, the rumours surfaced on social..
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BREAKING NEWS:- International court warns SA:- “Land expropriation without compensation is illegal in international law”
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Universal Treaty law is a superior law, it always applies. The international community has warned against the illegality in land expropriation without compensation. Land or Property Expropriation Plan is Against Human Rights Charter. HEREWITH Highlights to the Human Rights pertaining to this sensitive matter; Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Article 17. (1) Everyone has the..
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The Police bust SAA pilot who was fired for flying with fake licence for 20 years
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A senior SAA pilot, who had been asked to resign earlier this year after it was found that he had flown commercial airplanes for more than 20 years with a fake licence, has been taken into custody, police have said. Police spokesperson Brigadier Vish Naidoo said William Chandler appeared in Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court on..
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Stellenbosch farmer, Mr. Stefan Smit, embroiled in a heated land debate [photos]
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Photos taken six months apart show how land grabs have engulfed parts of Stefan Smit’s farm, as Stellenbosch enters another land dispute. Aerial pictures of Stefan Smit’s private vineyards – and the squatter camp that has encroached on his land – have revealed how the land grabs in Stellenbosch are unfolding. The 62-year-old spoke to..
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UPDATE on the Rob Packham case – he goes on trial for murdering his wife and burning her body
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Rob Packham in the Cape Town high court in December 2018, when his bail was withdrawn. He goes on trial on Monday for the murder of his wife, Gill. Businessman Rob Packham, who is accused of killing his wife and setting her remains alight in her car, goes on trial on Monday in the Cape..
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Gerrie Nel and Barry Roux are joining forces with the financial backing of AfriForum vows to appeal Coligny murder sentence
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Pieter Doorewaard and Phillip Schutte, two murderers convicted of killing a defenceless 16-year-old boy, will get the backing of AfriForum, who have vowed to appeal the sentencing. On Wednesday, the North West High Court sentenced the two farm workers to 18-23 years in prison for their reckless actions in what led to the death of..
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ANC Senior received kickback of R300 000 for Jazz-Festival that never took place, costing taxpayers a whopping R28 mil – Heads must role!
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The ANC in Natal’s Deputy Chair, Mike Mabuyakhulu, has filed an application for annulment of corruption charges against him. A jazz festival that never took place in 2012 is in dispute. He approved LUK payment of R28m for which he received a R300,000 bonus. It is unclear why the case has been dragging on for..
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