The matter was originally handed to the Dundee SAPS, but nothing came of it. There is some light at the end of the tunnel in Trudy Van Wyk Franz’s fight against police abuse of power, Northern Natal Courier reports. Trudy, Manager at the Dundee Boulevard, was recently paid a visit by Ulundi SAPS Commissioner, Colonel..
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KZN police officers in major trouble due to parking in a disabled bay, well most of them think they are above the law and can break the rules as they wish
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When this Stellenbosch motorist couldn’t navigate a one-way system, he took his road rage out on a security guard, mowing him down in shocking fashion [not for sensitive viewers – video]
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Social media has been left up-in-arms by a viral video doing the rounds on Monday evening, as a security guard was mowed down by an infuriated driver who couldn’t navigate the one-way system in the Stellenbosch Spar’s car-park, leading to a particularly brutal case of road rage. The shocking footage has been viewed thousands of..
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The handling of any electoral material by any party agent is strictly prohibited so the IEC removed an official who allowed a ‘Party Agent’ to assist in transfer of votes (video)
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The Electoral Commission (IEC) has removed a Deputy Presiding Officer from a voting station in Benoni, Ekurhuleni following an investigation into a video showing a party agent assisting with the transfer of special votes. The video below is of Ermelo incident, we could not trace the one for Benoni. So this is how the election..
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eThekwini municipal workers strike: Councillor blasts city for creating a “humanitarian” crisis
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The municipal workers’ strike in eThekwini has created dire living conditions in Durban, and according to Nicole Graham, the city needs presidential relief. The picture is not looking too pretty in the eThekwini municipality. After an unforgiving barrage of rain in April, operations in the city of Durban have been brought to a standstill yet..
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China is holding the ‘switch’ in it’s hand, doing business with them is dangerous, with another Eskom crisis, China withheld the R7bn loan, they already own one Eskom plant, Load-shedding highly possible
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Well, this doesn’t look too clever. It’s reported that Eskom will be R7bn lighter this month, after its Chinese lenders raised their concerns. South Africa could be set for another round of drama from Eskom, as the ailing power utility has reportedly failed to receive R7 billion in loan payments initially set to come from..
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SABC dismisses chief operating officer after conviction of gross negligence
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The SABC confirmed that Chris Maroleng, the broadcaster’s chief operating officer’s contract, had ended. Maroleng indicated that he would fight the suspension until a disciplinary committee found him guilty of gross negligence. His contract ended with immediate effect and Tshifiwa Malaudzi, head of the commercial division at the SABC, was also suspended earlier this month…
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You would think that an educated black person will know what is the difference between right and wrong, well they don’t:- Government database hacked
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Pretoria- South African police service are looking for a man who hacked into the department of health database and employed himself as a system administrator since June 2018. Bright Chabota a computer engineering graduate, of Zambian origin. His father is Zambian and his mother is South African. He never actually went to work but he..
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Ace Magashule, ‘The Gangster’, accused of “buying votes” with R400 handshake, I just wonder how many ‘dead people’ will he resurrect with his ‘handshake’ (video)
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Ace Magashule – drowning in corruption allegations already – made a rod for his own back on the campaign trail this weekend, after a sly “donation” to a voter. The campaign trail can be a war zone sometimes. Even an act of supposed generosity can backfire badly, as Ace Magashule has found out this weekend…
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Phakamani Hadebe you need to stop drinking your sangoma beer it’s affecting your brain sells:- White contractors are destroying our substations to get jobs to repair them:- Eskom
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Following the Eskom substation in Randfontein that exploded on Saturday, the power generating company are allegedly blaming white contractors. Making it one of many substations to exploded in a very short period of time. According to Eskom first official statement cause of the explosion was unknown. Now they believe white contractors who are out of..
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Dear Cyril, this is what happens when you compensate for land and businesses, but damn, you guys just can’t farm – Chicken farms bought by eThekwini for R15m left barren
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The farms bought by the eThekwini Municipality from Rainbow Chicken two years ago to save and create jobs have been left barren. The city spent R15million on the acquisition of Uitkomst and Doornrug farms in Cato Ridge when Rainbow Chicken, which has since been renamed RCL Foods Limited, announced the sale of their farms due..
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What a big booboo by Cyril:- SA borders ‘need to be open for Africans to move freely and to promote business’, and what business will that be Cyril, more white farm murders, stealing, robbing and violence, OR are you playing the New World Order game!
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South Africa’s borders need to be open for people – particularly Africans – to move more freely and to promote business, President Cyril Ramaphosa has said. He also reiterated the need for a single currency on the continent. Ramaphosa told journalists following a summit on the African Continental Free Trade Area on Wednesday that “the..
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Lyk verdwyn, koelkamers stukkend in die Mthatha-patologie-laboratorium in die Oos-Kaap – Hoe de joos, verdwyn ’n lyk in die lykshuis?
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’n Vermiste lyk, stukkende koelkamers waarin lyke gehou word en personeel wat glo op grond van hul politieke affiliasie aangestel word – dis hoe dinge glo in die Mthatha-patologie-laboratorium in die Oos-Kaap lyk.
Jane Cowley, DA-woordvoerder oor gesondheid in die Oos-Kaap, sê die lyk van ’n jong man het in Januarie spoorloos uit die lykshuis verdwyn en is sedertdien steeds weg.
Na verneem word, is hy in Januarie vermoor, waarna sy gesin sy lyk na die laboratorium vir ’n lykskouing geneem het. Maar die dag toe die gesin die uitslae wou gaan afhaal, het hulle glo met skok verneem dat sy lyk vermis word en dat die lykskouing nooit gedoen is nie.
Ander personeellede is ook hoogs gefrustreerd aangesien aansienlike bedrae weens oortydwerk aan hulle verskuldig is.
“Dit is absoluut verskriklik om te dink dat ’n lyk uit ’n lykshuis kan wegraak,” sê Cowley.
Die polisie het blykbaar nog geen vordering gemaak om die lyk op te spoor nie, sê sy.
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Another historical town in a mess:- Pietermaritzburg in sad state of decline (photo’s)
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As we drove through the streets of Pietermaritzburg, I was immediately struck by the city’s majestically designed buildings. From the intricate designs and brickwork of each structure to the tall steeples that almost salute the clouds. Looking up, Pietermaritzburg is beautiful and an architectural photographer’s dream, but when I looked down, the beauty of the..
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Social media calls for Soweto power to be cut until bill paid, it’s about time that ESKOM do this
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South Africans went online to demand that Soweto’s lights be turned off until residents forked out the money they owe Eskom. Soweto is one of Eskom’s major payment defaulters – People also made jokes on social media, saying Eskom was afraid of the township. Many South Africans have taken to social media to demand that..
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The government seems to think a R23m injection of funds, and a team of experts will solve the ESKOM problems
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In a recent interview with ENCA, energy analyst Chris Yelland spoke to the inaccuracies of Eskom’s latest load shedding excuses. The latest Eskom’s latest excuse for the energy blackout points at cyclone Idai affecting power production, and the transmission of electricity from supplier Mozambique. This seems to be a valid excuse until Yelland points out..
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