I was hoping it will not be necessary for me to write this, and have been putting it off, but I cannot hide this anymore. It is like a bad dream – a horrible nightmare. Every time when I open my eyes, think normally, think realistically, I shake my head in disbelief. “It cannot be true!”
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Has “South Africa” gone forever? Living as a stranger in your own country… no longer proudly South African!
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Cyril Ramaphosa’s First Quarter Economy Contracts and Performs Worse Than All of Zuma’s!
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South Africa’s national statistical service has revealed the worst quarterly contraction of country’s economy in nearly a decade after Cyril Ramaphosa ousted Jacob Zuma from leadership, yet it appears he has not been able to do much better, quite opposite in fact.
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ANC intend to start a process to nationalize the Reserve Bank of South Africa – Here Comes The R200 000 000 Note
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ANC general secretary, Ace (the Free State-milkman) Magashule, announced that, not only does the ANC intend to start with expropriation of land without compensation within the next week or two, but that they will also start a process to nationalize the Reserve Bank of South Africa.
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What must we do with these ‘whites’, minister?
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Gerhard Papenfus, the chief executive of the National Employers’ Association of South Africa (NEASA), has written an open letter to Labour Minister Mildred Oliphant
Dear Minister
Since I am “white”, I take note when you talk so boldly about “whites” being the stumbling block in terms of your transformation agenda. I write this letter to you in order to get clarity.
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ANC and state capture, SA on the edge of being a failed state
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The FF Plus agrees with the assertion made by the director general of the Treasury, Mr Dondo Mogojane, that South Africa is not yet a failed state, but that it will soon end up being one if state capture is not brought to an end at once.
Economic growth is hampered even further by the unnecessary fragmenting of departments and it would only be to the country’s benefit if departments like trade and industry, small business development and even finance and energy were combined in order to promote cohesion.
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FINANCIAL TROUBLE??? – Foreign Investors Are Losing Interest In South Africa
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Prominent economist, Mike Schussler, revealed a financial fact last night which is tremendously concerning.
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Commercial farmers wrongfully blamed for ANC’s incompetence
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Here follow excerpts from the speech delivered by FF Plus MPL, Tammy Wessels, in the Free State Legislature during the budget vote debate of the Free State Department of Agriculture.
During the budget vote debate of the Free State Department of Agriculture, all the ANC members of the Legislature who participated in the debate referred to the white oppressor, the farmers who stole the land from black people and they blamed white monopoly capital for all the ruling party’s shortcomings.
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Toll Fees, Petrol to add to consumer debt burden
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Consumers already owing R1.37-trillion in debt will feel more heat from higher fuel and toll prices in May, said a debt expert.
Neil Roets, CEO of Debt Rescue, said in a statement that consumers will also have to contend with financial pressures from the 1% VAT increase.
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The story is not just Xolobeni: What the Australian mining company did in the Western Cape
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The Australian mining company seeking the right to mine in Xolobeni in the Eastern Cape, has been lashed for its treatment of a community in the Western Cape where it has been accused of breaching its legal obligations.
In the small community of the Matzikama Local Municipality, along the West Coast and some 300km away from Cape Town, resentment still lingers against the Australian company, Mineral Commodities Resources (MCR).
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The nationwide bus strike will enter its sixth day on Monday
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Parties failed to reach a wage agreement during a two-day meeting with the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA).
Workers initially demanded a 12% increase and employers offered 7%. The workers have since rejected an offer of 8% for the first year, and 8.5% in the second year, instead proposing a 9.5% increase in the first year and 9% for the second.
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Well Eskom are looking at taking R67-billion out of your pocket
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The objections to Eskom’s efforts to claw back almost R67-billion in revenue began in earnest this week as the first round of public hearings into the matter got underway.
But this is not the end of attempts by the power utility to recover money it believes it is owed.
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The greatest lie the ANC-regime told residents of Joburg
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ANC politicians that once ruled the City of Johannesburg have to count among the greatest illusionists of modern times.
This is because they successfully managed to fool millions of residents in the city into believing that, despite clear evidence witnessed daily of below par service delivery, the ANC in Johannesburg was somehow better than their counterparts around the country.
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Save Africa, Diversify It! If it is good for Europe then why not Homogeneous Africa?
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If mass immigration is good for Europe’s economy, then surely it can help poor destitute economically struggling Africa? Let’s help get more Asian, Indian, Europeans and Chinese into Africa. Let’s stop African / Bantu xenophobia by forcing mass immigration upon them! Surely this multiculturalism will work for Africa as it is allegedly going to work..
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Curse of Zuma lingers even as SA savours junk reprieve.
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Johannesburg – South Africa might take a while to shake off the curse of Jacob Zuma on its credit ratings.
One year since the country lost its investment-grade rating as the former president fired his finance minister, SA is basking in new-found confidence with Cyril Ramaphosa in charge
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The Energy Department has announced that the fuel price is set to rise by 72 cents and diesel will cost 65.20c/l more from 4 April
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JOHANNESBURG – The Energy Department has announced that the fuel price is set to rise by 72 cents and diesel will cost 65.20c/l more from 4 April.
The wholesale price of illuminating paraffin will drop 2.30c/l, while the retail price of LPG will increase by 39.00c/kg.
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