According to the leaked report, the ANC has deployed a land expropriation task team which is currently formulating legislature in anticipation of Constitutional amendments.
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BREAKING NEWS:- Leaked report: The application of land expropriation without compensation
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Well Eskom, this is sooo obvious:- Load shedding invites an increase in criminal activity
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Load shedding comes with its heaps of problems, let alone an inconvenience. While South African citizens and businesses grapple with the inconvenience of load shedding, the South African Police Service (SAPS) is on high alert for an underlying threat: criminals taking advantage of power outages.
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Shocking news, Eskom’s big coal whopper and they would like to point the finger to you the consumer for using too much electricity
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There is no shortage of coal, as Eskom claims. Instead, the coal is piling up at the mines, uncollected by the utility, Anna Marth Ott, CEO of Middelburg Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said yesterday.
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The shock and horror over quality of Johannesburg and Pretoria drinking water
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Outa has expressed concern over the state of drinking water in several parts of Gauteng following a survey.
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SA’s defence industry is facing a crisis as the state-owned arms maker Denel struggles to survive
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South Africa’s defence industry is dealing with a crisis as the state-owned weapons manufacturer Denel battles to survive, and rapidly agreeing equity partnerships is the only way to save it, a top defence official has said. Denel’s woes put at risk an industry estimated to directly employ around 15 000 people, Armscor CEO Kevin Wakeford..
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ESKOM is in a pathetic state, now Gordhan takes control of the situation at Eskom, so senior managers need to cancel their leave
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Pravin Gordhan, Minister of Public Enterprises addressed major concerns at a media briefing on Eskom today.
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This is a very expensive item, let’s have a look at how much is Jacob Zuma’s retirement costing the South African taxpayer?
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Although Jacob Zuma has resigned from his position as president he still enjoys numerous benefits from his presidential career. Briefly takes a look at how much the South African taxpayer forks out to pay for Jacob Z’s golden years.
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All Eskom wants for Christmas is a R100bn government bailout and therefore South-African citizens must suffer with continuous loadshedding
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The struggling power utility wants the state to absorb its debt in a move that would likely be good for them but bad for our credit rating. As South Africans grapple with festive-season load shedding, our embattled national power utility, Eskom, is trying to find ways to keep the lights on while operating with billions..
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Petrol Prices News: How Qatar’s decision to leave OPEC could affect South Africa
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The biggest group of oil-producing countries on the planet are losing Qatar, in a move that is set to affect oil and petrol prices worldwide.
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Who is fooling who?: So, according to Eskom there is no coal? Is Eskom deliberately wanting to plunge the country further into darkness and chaos?
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There is no shortage of coal, as Eskom claims. Instead, the coal is piling up at the mines, uncollected by the utility, Anna Marth Ott, CEO of Middelburg Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said yesterday. Middelburg is positioned between three large Eskom power stations, and there are 170 coal mines within a 200 km radius..
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Finally the truth is being told! – Denel Admits Bursary Granted To Supra Mahumapelo’s Son Was Illegal
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It emerged in April that a R1 million bursary had been awarded to Oarabile Mahumapelo to attend flight school. Denel has conceded that a bursary granted to the son of former North West Premier Supra Mahumapelo was illegal. It emerged in April that a R1 million bursary had been awarded to Oarabile Mahumapelo to attend..
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Goodnews, SA is out of recession: Four factors which ignited the economy
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After slipping into a recession at the start of September, Mzansi has made an instant recovery. The country’s GDP has risen by 2.2% in three months.
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R27 million of taxpayers money missing in thin air and now KZN’s traditional councils can’t explain how and where it went
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KwaZulu-Natal’s traditional authorities have failed to account for more than R11-million in levies collected by the province’s amakhosi from their subjects during the past financial year.
They were also unable to account for more than R15-million in property under their control, according to the 2017-2018 annual report of the Traditional Levies and Trust Account.
The report was submitted to the KwaZulu-Natal legislature this week by the MEC for co-operative governance and traditional affairs, Nomusa Dube-Ncube.
Co-operative governance MEC Nomusa Dube-Ncube said the audit was disappointing. (Mandla Mkhize)
Poor accounting systems and a strike by the secretaries of the province’s tribal councils resulted in the auditor general’s office issuing a qualified audit outcome against the entity.
The more than 350 secretaries, who receive a government stipend of R1 600 a month, want the department to pay them R12 000 instead, which the co-operative gover
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The New Minimum Wage for 2019: What it means for domestic worker pay
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New minimum wage regulations, endorsed by the Department of Labour, were published on Monday 3 December.
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Poor governance and corruption in the ANC regime is the main reason why many state institutions face bankruptcy, just take SABC into consideration who needs R3 billion before March 2019 to pay salaries and debt
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At least two councillors from the SABC have resigned. The Board has given notice to the presidency that three councillors resigned and all inquiries are referred to the presidency. This follows after alleged retrenchments by the Council and in combat with the newly appointed Minister of Communications, Stella Ndabeni Abrahams. There was a situation and..
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