Fikile Mbalula, Minister of Transport, tweeted his objection to a design of sports hoes by Nike, because they remind him of the “apartheid flag”. Why would Minister Mbalula be so concerned about the designs of tekkies? In his culture, shoes never played a part…it came with the colonialist oppressor!
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Mbalula fixated on the “old SA flag” – When you see the so-called apartheid symbol even in sports shoes, you must know there is something wrong upstairs
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Cash strapped Eskom wants another R27bn from consumers – Could this be the reason why SA is experiencing #Rollingblackouts? To manipulate us into giving them what they want?
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In its latest application to the energy regulator, the power utility is claiming this as an underrecovery for 2018/19, meaning tariffs may rise by 16.6% next year Eskom, which last week again saw a collapse of its power network that led to nationwide load shedding, wants consumers to cough up a further R27 billion for..
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Two white children attacked by black men at a gas station – This would be “racist” if the race roles were reversed & anti white mainstream media would have had a blast!
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An attack on two young white boys at a gas station in Richards Bay was recorded by security cameras. The mother of the two boys, shared this video on her Facebook profile but is now in fear of reprisals for having spoken out.
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SAPS’s backward planning – Rapid Response patrols receive small Nissan NP200 pickups to chase villains while regular patrols boast with lightning-fast VW GTi models
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Rapid Response patrols in the Western Transvaal are equipped with the small Nissan NP200 pickup trucks with which they must chase the villains who flee with powerful cars. The bakkies with their limited ability during a high pursuit cannot stand a chance to the fast cars nowadays owned by thieves, murderers and other villains. In..
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New mayor of Johannesburg hails from the ANC after coalition between DA and EFF failed
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The fragile coalition between the DA and EFF failed in Johannesburg, since the two parties could not put their differences aside. This put the ANC in a favorable position to win the majority of votes. Controversial candidate, Geoff Makhubo is now appointed as the new mayor of the City of Gold. The balance of power..
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SAA’S business rescue position – Bankrupt SOE will be restructured,no further bailouts to be handed out – Are their wings finally cut?
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Minister Pravin Gordhan’s stance at a board meeting of the bankrupt SA Airways has sent shock waves, the councilors as well as the shipping company’s worker are totally stunned by the so-called “business rescue position” that will be exercised without any delay. The minister also confirmed in a statement that the board of the airlines has..
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Taxpayers funds ANC government failures – the country is suffering while ANC cadres live in splendor
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“The goose that lays the golden eggs and who has to pay for the ANC’s failures – the taxpayer – can no longer,” says Wouter Wessels, FF Plus MP and chief spokesperson for finance. “It is also not necessary for anyone to attend the Standing Committee on Budgets to see that the country is in..
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N1 horror: Paarl teacher killed by large rock thrown at her car
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Police in Paarl are on the hunt for the senseless crooks who threw a large rock at an N1 motorist in Paarl. Michele Pietersen died instantly on-impact. An utterly devastating development has reached us from the Western Cape on Thursday. Michele Pietersen, a teacher from Paarl, was killed when thugs threw a large rock at..
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Debt ridden Eskom shutting down power plants it can’t afford to fix and increasing the risk of #rollingblackouts- We can thank the incompetent ANC-regime for this!
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Eskom has permanently shut down several power generation units at older power stations due to its inability to fix them, the Sunday Times reports. This decision has cut the power utility’s available electrical capacity to meet demand, which may increase the risk of load-shedding going forward. Eskom said that the old power generation units at..
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Angered pupils ‘burn down Durban school’ after getting ‘bad marks’
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The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education has condemned the burning down of Zwelinjani Secondary School in Durban, after pupils allegedly became enraged over poor marks they had received.
“There are claims that the fire started after chaos erupted when school reports were issued to learners who felt that the results they had obtained were not what they deserved. The learners allegedly accused teachers of giving them bad marks,” department spokesperson Kwazi Mthethwa said on Thursday after the incident.
He said emergency services had been called out to Zwelinjani Secondary School in Zwelibomvu, in the Pinetown District, earlier in the day.
“Emergency teams have responded to fire incidents at the school. Buildings that were destroyed by fire include the office of the school principal, the school kitchen and staff room.”
Mthethwa said district officials had reported that that “no one was injured in the fire, but property was destroyed badly”.
“We appeal to
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Robbery caught on camera, police fail to take action
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A 35-year-old from Mitchells Plain witnessed and recorded a smash and grab at the intersection on Jakes Gerwel Drive and Govan Mbeki Road on the 22nd of November. The man has slammed the cops for not taking action after he handed the recording over to the police. “I travel with a scooter and my camera..
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Former South African fatally wounded after shots being fired in broad daylight at Menlyn Maine mall
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JB Strydom was shot dead in the parking lot of the Menlyn Maine shopping center on Monday. Strydom, 44, who had been running a towage business in Kempton Park for several years, was only on a short visit to South Africa after recently immigrating to Britain. He was shot in the chest in the parking..
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ANC wants to speed up expropriation process during Christmas holiday season
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The process to amend section 25 of the Constitution in order to fast-track expropriation without compensation suddenly gathered speed on Tuesday when a draft bill to amend the Constitution was tabled by the parliamentary legal services. The Constitution Eighteenth Amendment Bill was tabled at a sitting of the ad hoc committee tasked with amending the..
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Huge water crisis looming in Greater Pretoria area – several black residential areas, including squatter camps in the area can be left without water
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The Pretoria municipality calls on residents to use water sparingly to avoid an enormous crisis. The city’s storage tanks reached dangerously low levels due to high demand during the heat wave, which lasted several days. According to the government’s Twitter message, which only reaches about 60% of residents, residents are urged not to waste water…
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The perils of being white in South Africa – The slaughter continues but it is being ignored by the world
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At the end of September an article was published on South Africa Today with factual information about murders on the white community in the month of September 2019 in South Africa. The title of the article was “Slaughter in September. Ignored by the world”. It was published in the belief that the white minority in..
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