Over 2000 children in the community are affected by the suspension of the services and the number is exclusive of the families the society assists. Staff at Child Welfare Kempton Park downed tools on January 28 due to financial challenges, Kempton Express reports. A notice at the society’s premises reads: “Dear clients kindly note that..
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ANC-regime is failing needy children – Kempton Park child welfare closes its doors following a salary dispute, over 2000 children in the community are being affected by the suspension – ANC officials get’s to drive luxury cars and have houses revamped on state’s cost
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Struggling SABC that has been dependent on state aid for years has placed staff into a huge embarrassment by not paying their salaries
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Staff realized with shock that the SABC did not pay their salaries into their accounts on Tuesday. Apparently, the Broadcasting, Electronic, Media & Allied Workers Union sent a brief report confirming that they had received notice that no payments were made. A staff member apparently confirmed to the media that they had not received salaries…
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Netcare intends to retrench more than 500 staff in an effort to limit spending due to poor economic conditions in SA – Many families will be affected due to the ANC regime’s negligence in managing the country efficiently
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The hospital group, Netcare, is planning to retrench more than 500 employees in an effort to limit spending due to economic downturn. Netcare’s Ramasela Mokonyama confirmed that retrenchments will be made and that notices are being sent to staff passing them information on the intended action. Personnel dealing with patients are not affected, but retrenchment..
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This is the big one: Bosasa allegedly bribed Jacob Zuma with R300k a month
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It’s been reported that former Bosasa executive Angelo Agrizzi is saving his best state capture inquiry testimony until last. Jacob Zuma is next in the cross-hairs. If you’ve been engrossed by the sheer theatre of Angelo Agrizzi’s testimony to the state capture inquiry this week, we’ve got news for you: The best is yet to..
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State-paid wedding plan blows up in former government employers face after authorising government funds to cover a R43 300 shortfall on her wedding
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Criminal charges hang over a government spin doctor who allegedly tried to use funds from her employer, the crisis-stricken Housing Development Agency (HDA), to pay for her wedding in December. The agency said this week it would press criminal charges against its former communications manager, Zingaphi Martin (formerly Matanzima), who resigned while her alleged fraudulent..
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So Zuma is living a lavish life on taxpayers’ hard-earned money! – Taxpayers have to fork out nearly R1m for Zuma’s air transport and cell phone account since he was removed from office as SA’s president
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Taxpayers have forked out just under R1m for former president Jacob Zuma, his spouses and support staff’s transport and phone bills in the first nine months of his departure from office. President Cyril Ramaphosa revealed in a response to a parliamentary question published on Thursday that the state paid R150,668.38 for Zuma’s flights between February..
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The tentacles of corruption is beginning to surface all over SA – Johannesburg swarms with illegal electrical connections as well as buildings erected without municipal approval – Investigations show R9 million loss
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An investigation by Johannesburg City Council at Four Ways revealed that the Council lost nearly R9 million in revenue due to illegal electrical connections. Buildings’ water and sewer connections have not been registered since 2015. It seems to be the tip of the “iceberg” as the investigation was done only in one suburb. It is..
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E-tolls shocking news: Here are the 12 most expensive gates currently in operation
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We’re naming and shaming the priciest e-tolls in SA: Some road users are having to pay nearly R25 to get through a single gate in Gauteng.
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The State capture saga has kick-off for 2019 and 12 insane revelations from ex-Bosasa chief Angelo Agrizzi
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Former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi makes the Guptas look like monks. His damning testimony at the state capture inquiry has turned heads nationwide.
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Sorry SA, but we need more money, Eskom pleads – Eskom is asking for a 15% tariff increase over the next three years – but in the same breath employs more workers with hefty salaries
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Eskom CEO Phakamani Hadebe made a desperate plea for higher Eskom tariffs over the next three years on Monday, as well as for more money from the government, while apologising to SA for the mess the utility is in. Hadebe was speaking in Cape Town at public hearings held by the National Energy Regulator of..
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IMPORTANT UPDATE:- Land expropriation in 2019: What’s next for South Africa?
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With parliamentary processes ready to resume in 2019, the issue of land expropriation in South Africa enters its final Constitutional hurdle.
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Juju yell ‘pay back the money’ but on the other hand he says ‘Stop lying’ about EFF’s R100K payment to AfriForum’
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EFF president Julius Malema is seemingly denying paying more than R100 000 to civil-rights organisation AfriForum following a cost order.
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The ANC targets Reserve Bank mandate, they want a more flexible monetary policy
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A review of the SA Reserve Bank mandate features in the ANC’s election manifesto, which brushes off the push for nationalisation, but instead drives for a more flexible monetary policy.
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ANC has decided to simply” expropriate “ordinary South Africans’ savings to save state-owned enterprises – ANC has your pension in sight to try to save sinking Eskom
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Economists have issued a serious warning as they fear public pension funds will be used to fill Eskom’s massive black debt gap. Mike Schussler shares other economists’ fears and says that such rumors have been around for 11 months. Eskom’s debt burden may rise to R600bn over the next few years, and businessmen reckon Eskom..
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Cleaning project at Nelson Mandela Bay worth more than R5.8 million struggles to kick off, one can only imagine where taxpayers money disappear to if it is not being used for the original purpose, certainly into some very fortune politicians ‘wallet ?
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The Nelson Mandela Bay’s informal settlement were earmarked to undergo a “cleaning” project on November 1, 2018. The so-called “clean & green” project would have created 200 temporary jobs. Initially, head of public health, Yolisa Pali disrupted the project as she was not familiar with the task. So the plan was postponed to December 1..
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