I’ve decided to retain this article on Editor’s Choice as it has provoked a huge response and brings into sharp focus the sort of dire consequences of the ANC’s carelessness over expropriation without compensation. This may be considered as an ‘unintended’ consequence of the ANC’s ‘land reform process’. The IRR has argued repeatedly since the..
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Cyril, your words of safety for White farmers farms are a load of sh*t, farms are under siege – this is why it should worry us all
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Ace Magashule, ‘The Gangster’, accused of “buying votes” with R400 handshake, I just wonder how many ‘dead people’ will he resurrect with his ‘handshake’ (video)
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Ace Magashule – drowning in corruption allegations already – made a rod for his own back on the campaign trail this weekend, after a sly “donation” to a voter. The campaign trail can be a war zone sometimes. Even an act of supposed generosity can backfire badly, as Ace Magashule has found out this weekend…
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The controversial Gangster State books and apartheid flags fill up ANCYL garage, so they are keeping keepsakes, how awesome #FREEDOMOFSPEECH
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Free State’s ANCYL leader described the book as “garbage and a serious waste of time”. After warning shots of condemnation rang loud from Luthuli House on Thursday, members of the African National Congress’ Youth League (ANCYL) in Free State have been left stuck with a mountain of books and South African apartheid-era flags. As informative..
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This so unbelievable, they just destroy what ever is in their way, three robberies in Nelson Mandela Bay on same day
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Two Port Elizabeth businesses, as well as a house in Uitenhage, were robbed in three separate incidents on Wednesday. The latest incident saw the Sixth Avenue Supermarket, in Walmer robbed for the third time in three weeks. Police spokesperson Colonel Priscilla Naidu said the 29-year-old shop manager was held at gunpoint inside the shop at..
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Knowing that the brightest employees in the Government are White, so now the Government wants public servants to retire at 55, just another sly move to get rid of white people
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Johannesburg – The state has set the ball rolling in its desperate bid to cut the public wage bill by giving workers aged between 55 and 60 until September to retire without pension penalties. Guidelines for applying for early retirement have been released to thousands of public servants. The Star has seen a copy of..
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If they don’t want to kill you they will just steal your property and that is Economic Genocide: Farmer hit hard by stock theft
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ABERDEEN NEWS – An extremely serious case of stock theft has taken place in the Aberdeen district. Substantial reward offered. One hundred weaned afrino lambs, six to seven months old in full fleece, have been stolen from the grazing camp on the property of OJ and Megan Moolman at Brummersdam between 27 March and 2..
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BREAKING NEWS:- Load shedding likely to return this week, “high risk” of blackouts forecast
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The spectre of load shedding is set to haunt South Africans again this week, as Eskom reveal that there’s a “high risk” of power cuts over the next few days. Pravin Gordhan, Jabu Mabuza and a team of Eskom executives vowed to keep the lights on throughout winter last week. Their guarantee made it five..
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One of the biggest construction companies in the country, is having a knock-on effect on hundreds of subcontractors
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The collapse of Group Five the biggest construction company who are owed millions of rand to subcontractors may have to close down. In 2016 Group Five was one of seven construction companies who were collectively fined R1.4 billion for their collusive practices in the construction of South Africa’s World Cup stadiums. Group Five’s collapse could..
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R6 million in taxpayer money has been wasted on an unfinished project in Boksburg by the Ekurhuleni municipality
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The Ekurhuleni mayor said the metro would construct a specialised services precinct, but failed to elaborate on the project being a disaster. A source has revealed that R6 million in taxpayers’ money has allegedly been wasted on an unfinished project in Boksburg by the Ekurhuleni municipality, Boksburg Advertiser reports. During the delivery of his state..
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Dear Cyril, this is what happens when you compensate for land and businesses, but damn, you guys just can’t farm – Chicken farms bought by eThekwini for R15m left barren
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The farms bought by the eThekwini Municipality from Rainbow Chicken two years ago to save and create jobs have been left barren. The city spent R15million on the acquisition of Uitkomst and Doornrug farms in Cato Ridge when Rainbow Chicken, which has since been renamed RCL Foods Limited, announced the sale of their farms due..
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Do you think that Pravin Gordhan has the Eskom case under control, well think again, report suggests that load shedding is about to get much worse in SA
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As Eskom’s old units go offline and the cost to replace generational capacity soars, the severity of load shedding may well increase over the next decade. If we think we’ve had it bad with load shedding this year, we should brace ourselves for the decade ahead. That’s the message coming from Bloomberg on Monday after..
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The DA burned e-toll documents yesterday, but the Small Business Development Minister tells road users to pay up if they want world-class highways, yeah right as if that is going to happen, they just want to pocket the money
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The e-toll system is back in the spotlight after roads agency Sanral decided to suspend pursuing the collection of outstanding fees in Gauteng. Small Business Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu says that road users need to pay for infrastructure if they want world-class highways but has questioned the current payment method used to collect monies. The..
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Cope says Cyril Ramaphosa and ministers must pay for fuel to feel our pain, so we can call for #Nofuelbudget, that will surely save South Africa some money
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Just hours after the latest petrol price hike kicked in on Wednesday, the Congress of the People (Cope) suggested that President Cyril Ramaphosa and his cabinet ministers pay for their own fuel to feel the financial impact being endured by citizens. The party said in a statement that the day the president and his cabinet..
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Eskom – You can’t sue us, it’s our right to load shed
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The power utility has brushed off a planned class action for damages caused during load shedding – a legal case an expert says won’t succeed. The planned class-action lawsuit against Eskom’s load shedding may garner popular support, but it may not be successful, considering the technicalities – and Eskom says they can’t be forced to..
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The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse lays the blame on the government for petrol price increase, and we all feel the same way, the ANC GOVERNMENT ARE USELESS, but be warned, you might get a surprise with in the next two months
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Ten years ago, it was a lot easier to own a car than it is now. The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) has pointed the finger to the government’s maladministration and mismanagement as the reason behind April’s petrol price increase. The organisation’s portfolio manager for energy, Ronald Chauke, revealed that we would be paying much..
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