How is it possible that this rotten ANC organization, which has proven over and over that it is nothing more than an organized criminal cartel, fool the people of South Africa for so long? In another massive scandal it has come to light that the land on which the Sandton Gautrain station is built and..
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Rotten ANC-regime gives valuable Sandton land to Gupta’s, steals Alexandra renewal money
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Natal farmers won court case against state dispute regarding to what should be fair and equitable remuneration for highly productive agricultural land
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A 13-year court battle gave 20 farmers (willing sellers) a fair price for their land offered to the state. The claims were initially set at about 42 000 ha. Landowners offered some 9,000 ha of highly productive agricultural land to the state to settle the claim.
The government had to admit that the Valuer-General wanted to buy the farms from the farmers for almost half their value. The landowners of Melmoth in Natal entered into an agreement with the Department of Land Reform whereby they would voluntarily make land available to the government. The deal would mean R761m for the farmers.
The government has repeatedly decided that the Valuer-General’s assistance should be called and according to a “government formula” they calculated that the farmers were entitled to only R420 million.
Last week, the government abandoned the fight to use the formula. According to Attorney Bertus van der Merwe, who represented the farmers for the past two years, the turn
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Police officers spent R5.3m on fake EFF and Fees Must Fall investigations
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A pair of top officers are believed to have paid money from a crime intelligence slush fund to ‘informants’ which didn’t exist. A report in the Sunday Independent accuses top police officers of looting crime intelligence funds to the tune of R5.3 million. The publication says an internal report shows that these officials embarked on..
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SA warned to withdraw enough money ahead of banking strike on Friday
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Sasbo’s Joe Kokela said there won’t be money in many ATMs across the country on Friday. South Africans have been warned to withdraw enough money ahead of the nationwide strike in the banking sector on Friday as ATMs and banking services will be shut down. The country’s biggest financial union Sasbo said it would bring..
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Cash-strapped state arms company, Denel failed to supply R250 million worth of military Casspirs to the government of Chad after already receiving R100 million deposit
Medical funds are becoming increasingly unreasonable – People will now have to pay more for towards their medical aid premium, this while state hospitals are plunged into chaos
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Although it has become a common practice for medical schemes to adjust their rates upwards every year, there are concerns that they will increase significantly for 2020. Medical costs in South Africa have skyrocketed while the state hospitals are in chaos and no one can dare to be admitted. The problems of those who do..
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Numsa gets salary agreement – more pay and perks but no productivity or fewer strikes
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The National Union for Metal Workers (Numsa), has negotiated less than 50% of its salary after months of talks to negotiate a 20% salary increase for its members. The union, which is the largest in South Africa, and which does little more for its members than negotiate new salaries on a regular basis, failed miserably..
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Bankrupt Eskom pleads for another government bailout as debt climbs beyond R450bn
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The power utility’s debt is reaching levels beyond R450 billion and Mabuza was in Parliament on Tuesday asking government for more money. Eskom CEO and board chairperson Jabu Mabuza said the power utility’s debt levels have reached the ceiling. Eskom’s debt is reaching levels beyond R450 billion and Mabuza was in Parliament on Tuesday asking..
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Money Robbed from VBS Mutual Bank: detailed account of how EFF leader Julius Malema’s lifestyle, business prospects and political aspirations were funded
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ONE. The lifestyle, business prospects and political aspirations of EFF president Julius Malema were funded from the R16.1-million robbed from VBS Mutual Bank and paid out to Sgameka Projects, the company of the brother of EFF deputy president Floyd Shivambu, Brian. Malema’s share of the loot was R5.3-million and it was dumped into his slush..
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Limpopo roads agency faces R118m in damage claims from potholes alone due to poor management and maintenance
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Poor management and maintenance of SA roads has resulted in damages claims that are eroding municipal budgets. Picture Supplied. A road damaged by rain and snow, that is in need of maintenance. Broken asphalt pavement resulting in a pothole, dangerous to vehicles. The Limpopo department of public works and its entity, Roads Agency Limpopo (RAL),..
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The SABC wants to increase your TV licence fees- But who are actually still paying for this service that only caters for a certain group of people?
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The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) is looking at increasing its TV licence fees as the embattled state broadcaster continues to face financial challenges. In a parliamentary presentation on 28 August, the SABC said that it has drafted and sent a proposal to increases TV licences fees to communications minister, Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams. However, SABC board..
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Thank you SA for voting ANC – SA is broke thanks to the thieving done by ANC cadres in government
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It’s official: the South African state is bankrupt. President Cyril Ramaphosa confirmed it three weeks ago when he responded to questions in parliament. Ramaphosa’s exact words were: “Our resources are now depleted.” In simple terms, this means the government has run out of money. In a normal country, such a statement by the head of..
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Petrol increases by 11 cents and diesel by 25 cents per liter
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Motorists will have to pay more from today to fill their car’s tank. The main reason for the increase is due to the weakening of the Rand and informed observers believe the trend could also be expected in October. Petrol’s price rises by 11 cents per liter, and diesel by 25 cents per liter. The..
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Hostage drama continues – Eskom holds ANC regime prisoner, parasitic parastatal seeks further R59 billion to squander
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The hostage drama in which Eskom has captured the ANC regime has now reached its highest point of arrogance. With a new demand to get R59bn intended for the next two years for mismanagement, all reasonable limits have completely surpassed, say economic experts and informed businessmen. Eskom’s debt burden is already so high that there..
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Eskom may be peddling its problems – now wants to sell some of its power plants to cut losses due to maintenance costs
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Eskom plans to sell off its power plants in order to get rid of the bigger problems in the industry. Informed sources told Die Vryburger that Eskom wants to sell its power plants that require large maintenance costs and are guilty of the huge pollution in certain areas such as the Eastern Transvaal to private..
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