The Legal Practice Board was requested by Accountability Now (AN), a non-profit organization, to remove the name of the Public Protector (PP), Busisiwe Mkhwebane, from the advocates. It follows the Constitutional Court’s ruling that she had acted and lied under oath. Adv Paul Hoffman, a director at AN, said in a letter to the Legal..
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Constitutional Court says Public Protector is incompetent for her post
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Billions of Rands are taken out of SA because of the ANC regime’s inability to manage country effectively
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South African property companies are currently taking billions of rands across the country by making investments overseas. This is due to the poor economy, increased municipal rates and taxes, as well as political uncertainty in the sector as well as fears of expropriation without compensation. Investments overseas in 2018 were almost four times more than..
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Ramaphosa: BBBEE will not be scrapped – too many black people have benefited from this policy for it to be scrapped
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President Cyril Ramaphosa says Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) will not be scrapped. He was replying to a call by Democratic Alliance leader Mmusi Maimane to stop BBBEE during Thursday’s debate of the Presidency’s budget vote in the National Assembly. Ramaphosa says while redress is slow, too many black people have benefited from this..
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Naspers (Netwerk24) Makes Profit From Our Misery – Hides Genocide Behind Pay Wall. How You Unknowingly Promote Their Sales and Propaganda, and Your Eradication
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NASPERS (Network24, News24) asked us to remove this post below. What is it that Netwerk24 wants to hide from poor people from SA, who cannot afford subscriptions to NASPERS or Medical Funds? Do NASPERS want poor people to be under the wrong impression that state hospitals are absolutely good, and when they arrive in an emergency, are they left for dead by negligence, which is not only deliberate, but also often racist? As many people are now discovering, mass media have long forgotten what real journalism is, and they rather just repeat the excuses of the authorities, rather than pointing out the reasons for the misery.
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Malema claims EFF deputy leader Shivambu is being targeted by an assassin
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The leader of the EFF, Julius Malema claims that Floyd Shivambu, the deputy leader of the party’s,is in danger based on evidence of an intelligence report hold at the SAPS’s crime intelligence entity. According to the report, Shivambu is being targeted by an already-identified assassin. Netwerk 24 reports that although the (police) minister has the..
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Continuous service protests by barbaric protesters in SA threaten people’s safety
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The incident near Uniondale in the Southern Cape where a farmer, according to media reports, shot at protesters who were reportedly participating in a violent protest action and blocking roads serves as proof that these service delivery protests can lead to the loss of life as members of the public may feel that their safety..
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Missing: Mentally unstable policeman from Kwa-Thema – how was he recruited if he is mentally unstable?
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Police in Kwa-Thema are appealing to the members of the public who may know the whereabouts of Constable Siphamandla Jobe (26). He was last seen on 11 July 2019, at about 05:00. During his disappearance, he was wearing boxer shorts, yellow t-shirt, an SAPS ceremonial jacket, a tie and he was also barefoot. The member..
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Beijing Foreign Studies University offers Zulu as a subject – Appears that the Chinese government wants to equip their people with the language with the intention of sending them to SA
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The Chinese, Beijing Foreign Studies University, announced that a Zulu department was set up at the institution. The department who will now offer Zulu as an undergraduate subject, raises the suspicion that there is an hidden agenda regarding the new language being presented at their campus since it is used only in South-Africa. The possibility..
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IT firm shaken after shady transactions came into light – R1,2bn was paid out for work not done
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The IT firm EOH has been shaken by findings around R1,2bn worth of shady transactions. The head of EOH, Stephen van Coller, has blamed eight people in the company for the scandal that hit the software company recently. The statement by Van Coller comes merely one day after the resignation of Pumenza Bam, Zunaid Mayet..
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Zuma testifies to Zondo commission and says he is a victim of international organizations that have targeted him for years and made him appear to be corrupt
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The announcement that Jacob Zuma testified before the Zondo commission gave him a round of applause, but intellectuals believe that the man is going to “duck and dive” without making any significant confession. Although there were seats for about 200 people and special arrangements were made to accommodate the former ANC president, over 5,000 supporters..
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ANC regime is debating over power supply – will it be the coal with its pollution, or nuclear power with its hazardous waste?
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The so-called Integral Resources Plan of the ANC Government’s broader details in all its various forms must apparently be finalized to be submitted to Cabinet in September this year. That debate that is currently underway is about what course to take – will it be the coal with its pollution, or nuclear power with its..
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SURVEY – SAPS CONSIDERED MOST CORRUPT INSTITUTION IN SA
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Of the 47,000 citizens surveyed in 35 African countries, more than half believed corruption was getting worse in their country. The Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) Africa on Thursday revealed that the South African Police Service (SAPS) is considered the most corrupt institution in the country. The GCB is the largest, most detailed survey of citizens’..
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ANC sued by car rental company for failing to pay R5.7 million for 595 cars
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An Ekurhuleni-based car rental company is suing the ANC for more than R5.7 million, including interest, after the governing party failed to pay for the 595 motor vehicles it rented ahead of its Nasrec conference, held in December 2017. Sizwe Car Rental, based in Isando, east of Johannesburg, applied to the Pretoria High Court earlier..
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Rats infest Durban CBD because of uncollected rubbish on the streets, Business and tourism now being threatened
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Durban – Traders in the City centre say their businesses and health have been affected by the huge rat population that has continued to grow because of uncollected rubbish on the streets.
They say there has been an overall decline in business and tourism while the condition of buildings has also deteriorated. Areas popular with hawkers such as Warwick Junction Market, Mahatma Gandhi precinct, Berea and Durban Workshop taxi ranks as well as bus terminals have been most affected.
Pinky Nyathela, who trades at the Warwick Junction Market, said the number of rats had tripled since she began trading in 2016. “There are more rats than usual and they are becoming bigger. They are not scared of people, they look straight at you,” she said.
Health experts said the rat infestation posed a great risk which could “explode” if not brought under control.
“The city hasn’t been very good in dealing with this problem. Rats can spread over 35 diseases and carry a
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Economic growth and housing in South Africa are not keeping up with population increase- housing shortage is a disaster waiting to happen
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Everyone in South Africa deserves human dignity, a habitable home and food on the table. The reality, however, is that the country’s economic growth rate of less than 1% is not keeping up with the population increase of 1,5% and unless that changes, we will be faced with unemployment and poverty. There are people who..
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