President Cyril Ramaphosa has given ministers in the economic cluster a two-week deadline to come up with measures to ease the burden of high fuel prices and the VAT hike on already struggling consumers.
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Cyril Ramaphosa downplays hope of a ‘quick fix’ for high fuel & VAT
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Ramaphosa dares Nigeria to sign free trade deal
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Forty-nine African countries have signed the African Continental Free Trade Area agreement, but Nigeria — the continent’s largest economy — is not among them.
South African president Cyril Ramaphosa put pen to paper on behalf of his country at the African Union summit in Nouakchott, Mauritania last month, and has urged Nigeria to follow suit in a speech in Abuja. South African officials have informed the African Union that they expect the deal to be ratified in Parliament by December this year.
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ANC in KwaZulu-Natal kicks off provincial land summit
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The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal has kicked off its provincial land summit to consolidate a position on how to go about expropriating privately owned land ahead of next week’s parliamentary hearings on land reform.
Provincial leaders have made it clear that the summit will deal with how to implement the governing party’s resolutions on expropriation of land without compensation and not with issues of land tenure and the future of land which falls under institutions like the Ingonyama Trust.
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15,000 White South Africans to Flee anti-white SA and Seek Refuge in Southern Russia – “A Matter of Life and Death!”
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Almost 15,000 descendants of South Africa’s white colonists are thinking of moving to Russia. They are ready to make a contribution to the farming development of the South of Russia, to invest their money in the Russian economy, and give English lessons. At the first stage, about 30 families are going to migrate.
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Tell the president what you think….
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We thank Cyril Ramaphosa for putting up the petrol price by 80c, putting up vat to 15% and shrinking the economy by 2.2%, the lowest in 9 years! We also thank Cyril Ramaphosa for the marikana incident and for comparing whites to frogs being boiled in hot water. We also thank the ANC the African..
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Brace yourself, tougher times are still ahead
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As temperatures plummeted across the county this week, fuel prices hit record highs of R16.02 for a litre of 95-octane petrol in Gauteng.
Taxi fares and the cost of basic foodstuffs are also expected to rise as a result. But beyond appealing to manufacturers and service providers to hold off on increases, there is no immediate plan for the government to help hard-hit consumers.
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DA – Lennit Max, special advisor to Police Minister Bheki Cele must resign
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Western Cape Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Bonginkosi Madikizela says that Lennit Max must resign from the party now that he is a special advisor to Police Minister Bheki Cele.
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Land Confiscation Will Redistribute Poverty, Not Wealth! 180 Billion Rand’s Mortgages, Food Production and SA Economy Will Be Destroyed
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Zimbabwe 2.0 – The South African economy and the nation’s food production could collapse if the government seizes land from white farmers and redistributes it to black citizens, a local race relations organization has said. The move, approved by the ruling African National Congress (ANC) regime as well as the opposition EFF party earlier this..
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ANOTHER DISASTER COMING OUR WAY – The proposed National Health Insurance plan
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The proposed National Health Insurance plan of Cyril Ramaphosa and Aaron Motsoaledi is probably one of the disasters proposed by the ANC which will have the biggest impact on the lives of ordinary South Africans. Apart from the fact that the current state medical care systems are already basically non-functional, which we all know, everybody..
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I see a bad moon rising – ANC has embarked on a policy path of radical populism in order to stay in power
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There’s no doubt any more that the ruling ANC has embarked on a policy path of radical populism in order to stay in power in the next and possibly several more national elections. It has stolen most of the radical ideas from the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leaving its leader Julius Malema with only pure..
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What is Ramaphosa’s agenda:- he wants ANC to go back to the people
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has appealed to ANC members to go back to basics and reconnect with ordinary people on the ground to ensure the party achieves a decisive victory in the 2019 elections.
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South Africa is at the Brink: A country governed by chaos, violence and malice – There is no rule of law
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South Africa is a country governed by chaos, violence and malice. There is no rule of law. Just a bunch of civil societies and weak-wine intellectuals pretending that everything is okay – when it really isn’t. We pretend that things are okay now that Jacob Zuma is no longer the President; that Cyril Ramaphosa will..
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Jacob Zuma News:- State will pay legal fees until court rules otherwise
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The state will carry on covering former president Jacob Zuma’s legal fees until a court decides otherwise, the Presidency confirmed on Wednesday.
“You guys have not been listening to us,” said Presidency spokesperson Khusela Diko, in response to reports that Zuma’s legal fees are still being covered by the state.
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ANC’s anti-apartheid stalwart Andrew Mlangeni warns ANC government that Afrikaners will not go down without a fight
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Andrew Mlangeni told an audience that included Ramaphosa government should start with giving its own land away first.
The ANC’s 93-year-old anti-apartheid stalwart Andrew Mlangeni has reportedly warned that government’s land reform project could be ruinous if handled badly because of Afrikaners’ unwillingness not to “allow it to go ahead without a fight”.
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ANC members want to run to the Courts for assistance against their own party
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The ANC has no right to prevent its members from seeking court intervention in party matters when it hasn’t exercised its role in resolving issues itself. So says Mawande Ndakisa, an Eastern Cape ANC and Youth League member.
He is also one of the complainants who has taken the “festival of chairs” matter to the high court in Johannesburg for not resolving the issue properly.
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