Capetonians will have to wait several weeks to hear if water restrictions are to be further relaxed.
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Water restrictions to be implemented again: Government to announce water allocation before month end
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Pensioners from all over demand increase to deal with high cost of living
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CAPE TOWN – A group of pensioners from Pietermaritzburg is accusing the government of ignoring them.
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Comrade Julius Malema sworn in as a member of Joint Committee on Ethics and Members Interest in Parliament – what a joke!
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Oh jolly! Look who’s now a member of the Committee on Ethics and Members Interests in Parliament! No other than honourable comrade Julius Malema. Imagine how ethics will look in future! No, honourable Speaker, I did lie, but I decided it is ethical now. Like nose-picking and disrupting Parliament. It’s all ethical now. Just remember..
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Physically disciplining your children? A total ban is now one step closer
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Within the next month, the act of physically disciplining your children could soon become completely outlawed, as the Children’s Amendment Bill has been shared with the public.
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SAPS and politicians blame the upsurge in crime in SA to immigrants‚ unemployment and gangs – Once again a great big thanks to the ANC!
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Police representatives of the five most dangerous precincts in the country were grilled in Parliament on Tuesday. The Portfolio Committee on Police summoned the station commanders in what turned out to be a back and forth session of criticisms over who is to blame for the high violent crime rates in Hillbrow‚ Johannesburg Central‚ Kagiso‚..
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DA says:- Eskom is a ‘zombie’ state-owned entity
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Cape Town – The DA on Monday said its private member’s bill aimed at dismantling Eskom’s monopoly would be an interesting test to see whether the ANC was serious about viable solutions to bring South Africa out of its economic crisis.
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Something is fishy, indulge us… what peacekeeping efforts? – South Africa gets R728 million paycheck from the UN for ‘peacekeeping’
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The United Nations (UN) has paid South Africa a cool R728 million for its peacekeeping efforts. This was revealed by Finance Minister, Tito Mboweni, during his recent mid-term budget speech. According to the address, South Africa’s Department of Defence (DoD) earned a much-needed payday for its involvement in peacekeeping efforts on the African continent. National..
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Is this Patricia de Lille’s farewell present:- She approves R4.5 million budget for Cape Town’s Festival of Lights
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The question being: is it ethically sound to spend R4.5 million on one night of partying, while those less fortunate struggle to survive under the very same flashing lights?
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Three issues holding up the proposals for SA farmer visa for Australia
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Aussie Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton proposed a “fast-track South African farmer visa” earlier in 2018. Recent updates have been scarce, however.
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DA – Bathabile Dlamini, Malusi Gigaba ‘acted dishonestly’, not fit to hold office
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Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba and Minister in the Presidency Bathabile Dlamini have “acted dishonestly” and are not “fit and proper” to hold positions in Cabinet, the Democratic Alliance (DA) said in court papers.
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Do the ruling communist ANC government actually think that by removing guns will stop crime in South Africa?
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The ruling communist ANC government in South Africa wants to disarm the public meaning … the government wants to ban self-defence guns! South Africa is an extremely dangerous country to live because of severe crime and an incompetent police service. On average 57 people are murdered in South Africa every day, and the murder rate..
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That’s how the taxpayer’s money is stolen! – Department of Public Works spends R300 million on rent for buildings and parking spaces that do not exist
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Adv. Director General Sam Vukela reveals that the Department of Public Works spend R300 million on rent for buildings and parking spaces that do not exist it in the department’s 2017-18-year report. This damning evidence on which he and Thulas Nxesi, minister, and Jeremy Cronin, deputy minister and other departmental heads of government, reported on..
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Government abandons TV project which has already cost taxpayer a whopping R10 billion
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The South African government is abandoning its direct involvement with the set-top box programme, which has already cost taxpayers R10 billion. Communications Minister Nomvula Mokonyane announced the government’s retraction on Thursday. According to Fin24, the controversial set-top box programme will now adopt a “market/ retail driven approach” as opposed to government procurement processes which have..
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After Pompeo Meeting, ANC regime will “brief” US Companies on Land Grab despite Ramaphosa denying there is a land grab…
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Despite Ramaphosa blatantly denying the existence of land grabs and farm murders, the ANC regime has announced it will now start a process of briefing American companies based in the country on the land reform program. This followed last week’s meeting between South Africa’s Department of International Relations and Co-operation (Dirco) Minister Lindiwe Sisulu and the US Secretary of State Michael Pompeo.
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You can get high now in private says the Constitutional Court
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In a unanimous judgment, the Constitutional Court on Tuesday ordered that the private consumption and cultivation of cannabis be decriminalised.
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