Cyril Ramaphosa is currently on a quest to get as many people on-board with the ANC as possible, ahead of next week’s general election. The president may have experienced a bit of turbulence during his first 14 months in charge, but he’s confident of making a smooth landing once the polls have been closed on..
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Would you board a flight piloted by Cyril Ramaphosa? HELL NO! He wants every South African to join him on a journey towards prosperity ahead of the 2019 Elections:- I wonder if he has a ‘license’ (video)
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From casting the vote to announcing a winner, we’ve got the essential guide on how a president is elected in South Africa ahead of the 2019 Elections
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Not long now, everybody. Next Wednesday, we’ll be heading to the polls and submitting our votes in the 2019 Elections, which have been dubbed as “the most important since 1994“. But how exactly do we end up with a president? It’s a question that is frequently asked by curious outsiders to the South African political..
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Black First Land First (BLF) claim “3-0 victory” over Freedom Front Plus (FF+) in court, but the scores aren’t settled yet, the BLF will stay on the ballot, but the FF+ could soon force a review
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The Electoral Court in Johannesburg brought two warring parties face-to-face on Monday, as Black First Land First (BLF) and Freedom Front Plus (FF+) fought their cases diligently. Both parties have claimed victory in their duel, but can we really take anyone’s word for it? BLF vs FF+: What did the courts say? The BLF –..
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SARS have found their bite: It’s reported that Commissioner Edward Kieswetter will be chasing top ANC and Bosasa officials, but can he be trusted because Jacob Zuma is on his radar
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After the marathon testimonies delivered at the State Capture Inquiry by various Bosasa officials, it seems like the time for talk has concluded. According to the Sunday Times SARS are now primed and ready to go after the illegal beneficiaries of the security services’ bribery operation, and Jacob Zuma could well be on their hitlist…
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They DON’T know how to farm, so SA Black farmers are selling land given to them by the government back to whites who originally owned the farms
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The South African government has spent a fortune trying to redistribute the country’s land wealth from the white minority to the black majority. It has bought thousands of hectares of white owned farm land and either given it or sold it on to poor blacks. The country’s minister of land reform admitted that many of..
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Bankrupt ANC regime will now reimburse owners of old taxi vehicles that will be scrapped by R124,000 and the funds will come from taxpayers’ pocket
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The ANC government has announced that a revised funding scheme has been put in place. According to the scheme, owners of old taxi vehicles being scrapped will now be compensated with R124,000. More than 1,900 Toyota panel vans that have been illegally converted to taxi vehicles will be scrapped. By the end of 2018, more..
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FW De Klerk, no matter what you say about the current situation in SA, you are still a traitor, so, crawl back to that hole from which you came out (3 video’s)
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Former president FW de Klerk says there is an element of truth that life and public services were better under the apartheid government. De Klerk, who was speaking on eNCA’s The First Citizen program says this assertion is solely based, not on race and colour, but on the nine years during the Jacob Zuma presidency…
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Some more bitter news for motorists, you need to buckle up for yet another big petrol price increase in May
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The fourth consecutive fuel hike in 2019. South Africa will be hit by yet another hefty petrol price increase in May, marking the fourth consecutive fuel hike in 2019. The Central Energy Fund (CEF) has released its latest report on fuel concerns and, unfortunately for South African motorists and general consumers alike, the news is..
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R20 billion made available for student housing – Johannesburg residential units in city center, taken over by illegal immigrants targeted for recovery and renovation
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Over 6,000 residential units will be built in Johannesburg over the next eight months, mainly for student housing. It appears that the city center, which was taken over by illegal immigrants, is targeted for the restoration and renovation of residential units. However, students have shown over the past few years that their destructions are unlimited,..
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SA’s trade unions are the biggest single reason why land is on the verge of ruin and can at any time reach junk status
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More than 15,000 miners will start working for the first time in five months at the Driefontein – Kloof and Beatrix mines after a dispute between the trade union Amcu and the Sibanye group. The new agreement shows that workers will earn more than R700 a month than before, but in the meantime five months’..
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Ramaphosa administration is set to splash out R750 million on renovating minister’s homes and other government buildings at a time when the country’s tax-collection revenue is on the decline
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President Cyril Ramaphosa’s administration is set to splash out on renovations for ministerial homes and other government-owned buildings, including R29 million on a guardhouse and R29 million on gates and a doghouse. The Sunday Times reports that more than R730 million has been set aside for a number of upgrades, at a time when the..
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What on earth is wrong with the youth of today:- Mobile classrooms burnt in protest over delayed repairs at Joburg school, the same same school where they burned the mobile classroom
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Mobile classrooms were set alight on Monday morning at Oakdale Secondary School in Ennerdale, in the south of Joburg. Among other demands, the community has been frustrated over delays to repairs to the school’s roof, which was damaged during a storm last year. The roof damage affected four classrooms. Gauteng education MEC Panyaza Lesufi was..
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Anything and everything are on-hold when it comes to Cyril until after the elections, I just see a lot of question marks – Public Protector’s probe into Cyril Ramaphosa shelved until post-elections (did you notice the red ties, this is a trademark of the NWO)
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The Democratic Alliance’s (DA) hopes of having the Public Protector launch the probe into President Cyril Ramaphosa may have been stomped on after it was revealed to Mmusi Maimane that there may be further delays in attending to their complaint. Busisiwe Mkhwebane was quoted in the City Press as saying that the probe into the..
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It is starting to ‘rain blood’ with all the attacks the past week – (5) Kirkwood farm manager killed
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Duaene Truter, 51, died after being stabbed multiple times while his 18-year-old son escaped with minor injuries. A Kirkwood farm manager was stabbed to death while his wife and son managed to escape the attack on Sunday night. The farm attack happened at about 7pm on the Dunbrody Estates Farm in Kirkwood. Duaene Truter, 51,..
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Herman Mashaba claims that the ANC and the ANCYL are behind violent protests which have rocked municipalities across the country, MAYBE the EFF and BLF are involved also
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Herman Mashaba has today released a statement condemning the African National Congress (ANC). He claims the party “sits behind the violent protests which have rocked the city and other DA-led municipalities across the country.” In addition, the statement references a picture of an ANC-branded vehicle loaded with tyres. Johannesburg Mayor Herman Mashaba also posted the..
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