The social development minister says the goods were purchased in compliance with National Treasury regulations. Minister of Social Development Susan Shabangu has spent R116 528 on crockery and cutlery for her official office since she took over the department from the previous minister Bathabile Dlamini. In a written reply to Inkatha Freedom Party MP Liezel..
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No wonder SA has money problems – Minister spends more than R116k on cutlery and crockery for her office
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Neo Mongwaketse, Absa Manager: “Your white shit arrogance lead to that torture and for white like you, I feel no pity”
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Double standards at its best in South-Africa. It seems that only a certain race has the privilege to freedom of speech, hate speech and racism, but if you are white you go to jail for the K word they hate so much.
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Government of SA is to blame that we are excluded from US tariff relief
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South Africa has been left out of countries to receive relief from steel and aluminium tariffs from US President Donald Trump’s administration. This is after Trump reportedly signed proclamations permitting targeted relief from steel and aluminium quotas from countries including South Korea, Brazil and Argentina and on aluminium from Argentina. South Africa was among developing..
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Ramaphosa’s Communist Policies Drag South Africa Into Recession For First Time in a Decade! Agriculture Down 30%
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A massive decline in the agricultural sector accompanied by smaller declines in transport and retail consumer sectors have dragged the South African economy into recession after nearly a decade of growth. It is a huge blow to President Ramaphosa’s controversial reforms.
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Nedbank confirms that farmers will still have to repay their loan debt even though the ANC regime stole their farm
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The Nedbank Bank Group has confirmed that mortgagees will still be held responsible for repayment of loans, even if their land would be expropriated without compensation. This news was confirmed by Kedibonea Molopyane, head of Nedbank’s media department. According to the bank, a loan agreement is binding regardless of any form of so-called land reform…
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Implementation of Moyane-sanctioned model moved SARS efficiency backwards
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The restructuring of the South African Revenue Service’s operating model was unnecessary and undercut the efficiency of the revenue services. This is according to testimony given during the second leg of the Nugent commission on Tuesday.
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Cyril Ramaphosa Crashes The SA Economy As Farmers Start Panic Selling Their Land. Even Winemakers Worried
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South Africa’s white farmers have been desperately trying to sell their lands at record pace ahead of planned government land seizures, according to a local farmer’s union. However, there are few buyers. Even Winemakers are expressing concerns.
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Traffic police will now have to do foot patrols in Emfuleni district after Bidvest seized municipal vehicles
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On Wednesday, the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) released a statement condemning the current disastrous state of Emfuleni municipality. With the organisation now boasting former ANC MP Dr Makhosi Khoza as its new Executive Director responsible for its local government programme. The Emfuleni municipality in Gauteng has had its basic vehicle fleet, including essential service..
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SA Government illegally paid Gupta firms over R400m in tax refunds
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The news is spreading like wild fire that there are exclusive evidence which reveals Sars allegedly unlawfully paid more than R400 million in tax refunds to Gupta-linked entities. The South African Revenue Service (Sars) says it is conducting a comprehensive investigation into the payment of millions of rands in VAT and personal income tax refunds..
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Another state institution bites the dust – Government’s RAF has a shortage of money
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A new law will be submitted to replace the current Road Accident Fund. According to proposals, victims of road accidents will receive compensation in installments instead of a one-off payment. Claims can also be instituted directly with the fund administrators. It is currently unclear whether the use of attorneys that sets set claims will be..
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You’re paying more than double what you should for electricity in SA
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Energy expert Ted Blom says that South Africans are paying more than double what they should be for electricity in the country, and it’s funding Eskom’s corruption and mismanagement. Eskom this week reported a loss after tax of R2.3 billion for the year ended March 31 from a profit of R900 million 12 months earlier…
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All aboard the money flight – SAA executive consultants paid R16 million salaries
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Embattled national carrier, South African Airways (SAA), has admitted to paying R16 million in executive consultancy fees. This includes R10 million for three personnel working on a six-month contract. Problems keep boarding SAA on a flight destined for collapse. This year alone, the airline received over R15 billion in government bail-outs. It’s been argued that..
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Plundered SA Now Too Poor to Afford New Nuclear Power Plants from Russia! Project put on hold
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After years of plundering of the state coffers (taxpayers), corruption, incompetence, affirmative action etc, etc, South Africa now has no money left for the crucial nuclear energy project.
South Africa is interested in realizing a large-scale nuclear project with Russia. However, the country does not have the funds to do so.
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Price of Eskom electricity expected to double by 2021
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Buckling under the strain of seemingly insurmountable debt, Eskom looks set to implement massive electricity tariff hikes aimed at staving off a complete financial and structural collapse. South Africans are inevitably left to foot the exorbitant bill, caused by gross mismanagement, and nepotism, leading to R19 billion in irregular expenditure, coupled with a long list..
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State-owned enterprises: Which one costs South African taxpayers the most money?
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South African state-owned enterprises set the stage for a sad affair. The sordid tale of bottomless funding vanishing under the unexplainable guise of ‘irregular expenditure’ – the millions become indiscernible from the billions, spoken of as fictitious currency. But the money is very real, and it trickles into government coffers through the tax tear in..
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