The Public Protector, Busisiwe Mkhwebane, probably has sleepless nights and a lot of nightmares over her own report condemning Pravin Gordhan. If the court case from Pravin Gordhan instigates to honor his name after the OB has accused him of unlawful conduct in her report, it could mean the end of her career. She has..
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Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s Nightmare – Position as Public Protector at Risk Due to Deceptive Reports
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Ramaphosa’s cabinet is smaller – Zuma’s 36 ministers are reduced to 28, 50% of cabinet members are women
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The ANC president, Cyril Ramaphosa, announced his new cabinet which is considerably smaller than the one with which Zuma bankrupted the country. What is surprising is that Ramaphosa has appointed his benefactors, with or without clarity of their innocence. Mabuza is the deputy president because during the ANC meeting, Ramaphosa was elected president by giving..
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Controversial ANC Member, David Mabuza finally inaugurated MP and may be appointed as Ramaphosa’s deputy
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David Mabuza is inaugurated as a member of the parliament, and there is a big possibility that he will also be sworn in as deputy for Cyril Ramaphosa. This follows after the ANC’s integrity committee found that Mabuza did not commit him to embarrass the party. He asked for a postponement to be inaugurated because..
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Despite 25 Years of Black Rule, SA Townships are squalid, neglected and service delivery null – still majority choose to elect the same ANC-regime again in power
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Johanna Ditsela lives in Alexandra within sight of the gleaming skyscrapers of South Africa’s main financial district, Sandton, but has existed in squalor for 30 years. Unemployed and in her 50s, she picks her way along a stream full of sewage, dead rats and empty beer bottles to reach the cramped concrete and corrugated iron..
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Ramaphosa’s cabinet announcement only later this week, a smart step to insure he doesn’t walk in the footsteps of former corrupt president Zuma
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The ANC’s president, Cyril Ramaphosa, decided to announce his cabinet only later this week, is seen as a clever move to make sure he does not follow in the same footsteps like Zuma. With the Vice-President’s request to be inaugurated only later, Ramaphosa is satisfied, because if the so-called Integrity Committee finds Mabuza “innocent,” he..
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170 Farm Attacks and 20 Farm Murders but an exorbitant inauguration costing taxpayers R120 million, took place – what an enormous amount to spend on a one-off and unnecessary ceremony such as this
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Hardworking humble South African taxpayers have to pay for the inauguration while still having to tolerate; sub-standard service delivery, corruption, state capture, lies, load-shedding and fuel price increases to name just a few extreme inconveniences and chaos individuals are expected to tolerate. AfriForum condemns the decision by the presidency to press on with the exorbitant..
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South Africans could soon be jailed for these CV lies, so be warned!
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South Africa’s National Qualifications Amendment Bill is on the brink of being signed into law. Once that happens, it could lead to jail time for those who fabricate CV qualifications. The National Qualifications Amendment Bill is one of the new laws President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to sign off on soon. Signing new bills into..
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Interesting facts:- 10 Things politicians aren’t allowed to keep secret from Parliament
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If you’re an MP and someone has gone all out for your birthday, you’ll have to tell Parliament. In fact, there are many private things you have to make public. As our sixth Parliament convenes for their first day on the job, there will be a few fresh faces coming into the National Assembly. Hopefully,..
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Northern Cape Municipalities will cover the expenses to ferry 2000 people to inauguration of Cyril Ramaphosa
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Municipalities in the Northern Cape will be expected to cover the costs of bussing 2 000 people from the province to Pretoria for next week’s presidential inauguration. This is according to AfriForum Northern Cape who handed over a ‘Stop the Bus’ petition to the provincial Department of Co-operative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs (Coghsta)…
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SA economy is facing a big setback – Industrialists and entrepreneurs are packing up and leaving SA due to Eskom’s huge tariff increases
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The ANC’s president’s dreams are shattering at this time because of the huge tariff increases Eskom is now charging the municipalities. Big institutions say they are tired of Eskom’s reckless tariff adjustments, and some industrialists have already packed up and left the country. Industries that is depended for electricity to the manufacture of certain goods,..
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Cyril indicates that he is going to put together much smaller cabinet to cut expenses, which may mean that the “Zuma Ministers” will bite the dust
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Unconfirmed reports are currently rising over the possibility that Ramaphosa could dismiss the ministers who previously supported Jacob Zuma. The ANC president earlier indicated that he would set up a much smaller cabinet in order to trim the expenses, and that he plans to reshuffle the cabinet. This may indicate that the “Zuma Ministers” are..
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What societal model has the ANC, the party of Nelson Mandela, built in the stead of apartheid – do we finally admit that post-apartheid South Africa has failed as it re-elects hopeless ANC again?
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The ANC has yet again won a majority in South Africa’s general election despite its disastrous record, killing hope that the country will turn in the right direction. And the West must stop pretending this is just a glitch. What’s wrong with the country that went to the polls on Wednesday to vote for a..
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Anc Shrinks In Parliament – From 249 Seats To 230, losings 19 seats in all – Ramaphosa, must be pleased with his poor performance and weakened representation in the National Assembly?
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In the 2014 general elections, the party won a total of 249 seats, meaning in the 2019 elections, it lost 19 seats. The African National Congress (ANC) has bagged 230 seats in the National Assembly following South Africa’s sixth democratic elections. Speaking in Pretoria on Saturday, the Independent Electoral Commission chair Glen Mashinini announced the..
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South Africa Re-elects A Corrupt, Racist, Incompetent, Nepotist ANC Again! White Guilt No Longer Required, Poverty is What The People Want!
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As South Africa teeters on the brink, it re-elects hopeless ANC again! Do we now finally admit that post-apartheid South Africa has totally failed at its role as Africa’s shining light of a liberal multicultural democracy? While it is not the European white man’s job to tell Africans how to manage their rich and spectacular land or who to vote for, it is our duty to be honest with them if we think they have lost their way.
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ANC regime losing popularity and is expected to give 5 to 6% support to other parties
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The ANC will still be the country’s ruler for the upcoming 5-year term, but whether they will still hold the post after that is doubtful. Although all the votes have not yet been counted, it becomes clearer that Cyril Ramaphosa’s regime has reached a low in popularity and is expected to give 5 to 6%..
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