The official unveiling of a R18 million road and stormwater upgrade project in Soshanguve has been put on hold after complaints was received of poor workmanship by the contractor. The 2.4 km of road construction and 2.9 km of stormwater project commenced in July 2017 and after inspection, the contractor undertook to repair the mistakes..
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R18 million project on hold due to poor workmanship by the contractor
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This R8 million Mandela statue has left Mpumalanga residents furious
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“The best way to honour Nelson Mandela is for this government to prioritise education, healthcare and the delivery of services to the people.” – DA regional spokesperson An R8.3 million bronze statue of former president, Nelson Mandela, has received mixed reviews from political parties and Mpumalanga residents. It’s not because the statue of the late..
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Excessively high fuel prices in South Africa are the result of an useless ANC government
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Gasoline will rise by 99 cents per liter on Wednesday, October 3, while diesel will rise by R1,24. Liquid gas prices rise by R1,39 per kilogram. The extremely high fuel price in South Africa is the result of an useless ANC-regime, is the opinion of the FF Plus’s leader, Dr. Pieter Groenewald’s, and he ascribes..
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Tom Moyane seeks ConCourt intervention as his time runs out
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Suspended South African Revenue Service (Sars) commissioner Tom Moyane has filed an over 700-page application at the Constitutional Court asking the court to urgently hear his matter to have President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decisions in appointing the Nugent commission and the disciplinary inquiry into his conduct as being in violation of the Constitution.
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Apparently Zuma is not the only one with a counting problem – It seems that NSFAS wrongly paid R500 million to students
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It is not only Jacob Zuma who can not count because the National Student Financial Assistance Scheme has wrongly paid more than R500 million to students. This means students received more money than they should have. In addition, approximately R303 million of unauthorized expenses were incurred. The body has now issued loans to the value..
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Presidency lives in luxury with taxpayers’ hard-earned money and the rest of South Africa is struggling to keep head above water
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The Auditor General found that the Presidency contravened the Public Finance Management Act for the second consecutive year as well as the treasury guidelines. The office of the presidency received a qualified audit report for the second consecutive year. Irregular expenses for the 2017/2018 year amounted to R33 million while R28 million was spent fruitlessly..
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Lower water tariffs for Cape Town from today
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>Cape Town – From Monday, reduced water tariffs kick in, but the City is still milking ratepayers as it has in August alone raked in R405 million more on water than planned.
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Tzaneen:- Police to cough up R859k in damages over wrongful arrest
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Tzaneen – A Tzaneen farmer, falsely arrested at the Mozambican border post for theft of R200 worth of petrol, will receive R859 000 in damages from the Police Ministry.
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Is that so? – South Africans not paying TV licenses blamed for collapsing the SABC
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According to Deputy Communications Minister Pinky Kekana, an SABC TV license is great value for money. Deputy Communications Minister Pinky Kekana has called on South Africans to pay their TV licenses in order to save the SABC from complete financial collapse. Kekana made her impassioned plea before Parliament’s communications committee on Tuesday. The Deputy Minister..
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ANC’s formal website is shut down for the ruling party has not been paying for their services and owns R32.5-million in debt
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A service provider that hosts and manages the back-end ongoings of the ANC website has shut down the ruling party’s page. The claim is that the party that is led by President Cyril Ramaphosa has not been able to pay for their services. Thus, it has accumulated R32.5-million in debt. The ANC has been given..
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SARS employees involved in illicit tobacco trade, and another Zuma involved – Tobacco Trade Team
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The Nugent commission of inquiry into tax administration and governance has heard how a task team — ostensibly established to investigate syndicates in the illicit tobacco trade — instead focused its powers on internal investigations on fellow South African Revenue Service (Sars) officials.
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AA – Record-breaking petrol price increase expected for South Africa
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South African motorists will face massive petrol price increases in October, according to the AA.
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ANC regime exploiting taxpayer’s money more and more – Treasury writes off R23 billion, SAA will get more money
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The Treasury has announced that it has written off almost R23 billion of government’s SA investment. In the previous financial year, R13 billion was written off and Treasury expects SAL to show losses until 2020. According to economists, it is clear that state-owned entities are exploiting taxpayers hard earned money and that these enterprises are..
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Breaking News:- Six SAA pilots retire at the same time
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Six senior South African Airways (SAA) pilots were missing from the sky this month, as all six retired simultaneously. Between them, Captains Fanie Coetzee, André Nagel, Elmer Leeuvennink, Ken Badenhorst, Gerry O’Neil and senior officer Louis Nel have more than 200 years of service.
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Your tax money will once again be used to pay the large salary packages of SABC managers – a propaganda institution of government
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The bottomless pit of state entities is becomes deeper and deeper, and the state has to pay more money to the SABC for its survival. Even more amazing is that parliamentarians have approved the request! There are concerns about the big salary packages and the large number of managers. Again, there is no amount linked..
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