“We met with Lynne Brown and all of us present said ‘comrades, that decision must be rescinded’,” ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe. The party’s top six summoned Brown to Luthuli House on Monday. He said the party warned that the matter was likely to end up in court. The DA approached the high court in..
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ANC has ordered Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown and the Eskom board to rescind Brian Molefe’s return.
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All African citizens to enter SA without visas in near feature
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South Africa is working towards allowing all African citizens to enter the country without visas – but at first “trusted travellers” like diplomats, officials, academics, business people and students will be the only ones to benefit. The Department of Home Affairs outlines the steps that will be taken towards scrapping visa requirements in its latest..
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Spoiled brat of the Gupta’s is back in the seat and reinstated as Eskom CEO
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Despite outrage by the ANC as well as pretty much every other opposition party and South African, Brian Molefe has been reinstated as Eskom CEO, just a few months after quitting — in the wake of his name appearing on the State of capture report alongside the Guptas and several other Zuma allies within the..
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Lindiwe Sisulu’s court bid will help reverse effects of apartheid.
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The Western Cape ANC welcomed Human Settlements Minister Lindiwe Sisulu’s decision to take the Western Cape government to court over the sale of the Tafelberg property, saying it will help reverse the legacy of apartheid. In March, the provincial cabinet announced it approved the sale of the property to the Phyllis Jowell Jewish Day School..
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The SABC wants you to PAY PAY PAY for the sins of Hlaudi
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Look we’ve all heard quite a few ridiculous things come from government officials over the years, we’re even used to ridiculous things coming out of the SABC (#RememberHlaudi). It seems though, that the SABC may still be on the crazy train, that’s if you listen to the latest comment by their CEO at least… Channel24..
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According to Rule 13 of the Uniform Rules of Court, Zuma must explain the reshuffling of his Cabinet.
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Zuma has to explain why he reshuffled his Cabinet because a rule governing high courts about reviews of its decisions demands that he does so, Judge Bashier Vally said on Tuesday. Rule 53 of the Uniform Rules of Court, which governs high court proceedings, was established to regulate on a national basis the procedure to..
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Now business owners could get fined if their workplace is too white! ANC anti white racism has no limits
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Labour Minister Mildred Oliphant‚ presenting the 17th Employment Equity report launch in Pretoria on Tuesday‚ says she is considering drafting-in harsher consequences for non-compliance. Oliphant said the report highlighted the “painfully slow” pace of transformation in the South African labour market. “Black people‚ women and persons with disabilities remain severely under-represented in all aspects of..
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Zuma has nowhere left to hide
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It is absolutely mind-boggling that Zuma refuses to come to terms with reality. For a while now he has abused the race card to waspishly dismiss a groundswell of protests against his ruinous leadership. This past week, however, his ability to resort to his trademark sniggering and ad hominem attacks launched against protesting South Africans..
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Mugabe declared that Zimbabwe most developed country after SA at the World Economic Forum on Africa
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President Robert Mugabe has told the world that his country is the second most developed in Africa in comments that are likely to befuddle suffering Zimbabweans. The Zimbabwean leader is out in South Africa’s port city of Durban, venue for the World Economic Forum on Africa. Reports from the international convention say President Mugabe took..
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EXACTLY HOW LONG WILL SOUTH AFRICA BE ABLE TO CONCEAL MUSLIM TERRORIST CAMPS?
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Right across the globe western countries are beginning to hit back at Muslim extremists. Not only politically like in Europe, but also increasingly military. South Africa, with the ANC government themselves coming from a terrorist background, is keeping a low profile. Even joining the Brics-grouping and allowing thousands of Pakistani and Chinese immigrant illegally, the..
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Legal battle to bring an end to quotas in SA sport begins
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The South African Rugby Union (SARU), Cricket South Africa (CSA), Athletics South Africa (ASA) and Netball South Africa (NSA) were challenged to defend their racial quota targets before the Labour Court in court papers served with the court this morning. The papers were served by labour movement Solidarity and minority rights group AfriForum. Both parties..
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SA’s strategic fuel stock was sold for peanuts admitted new Energy minister
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New Energy Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has admitted that South Africa sold much of its strategic fuel stock last year‚ contradicting her predecessor‚ Tina Joemat-Pettersson. Kubayi told parliament’s portfolio committee on energy on Tuesday that the sale of the oil to a foreign enterprise at the rock-bottom price of $29 a barrel was indeed a sale..
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Zuma is in trouble, he faces rejection from the heart of the ANC, but didnt he bring it onto himself ??
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The collective shock when labour federation Cosatu announced it was cancelling all speeches, including one by Jacob Zuma, at its annual May Day rally in Bloemfontein has brought into sharp focus the dissent over the president. Political analysts argue that the boos and jeers Zuma received from Cosatu members suggest that a pro-Zuma candidate could..
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Zuma must go – No speach for Zuma at Cosatu’s May Day rally in the Free State
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Free State premier Ace Magashule said the chaos which prevented President Jacob Zuma from speaking at Cosatu’s May Day rally in the Free State was embarrassing. A crowd of anti-Zuma workers disrupted the event to the point that Cosatu leadership made the decision to end it early on Monday‚ without President Jacob Zuma or any..
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ANCYL ordered SA citizens to apologize to to Zuma for all the insults they’ve rained on him – what a joke!
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ANCYL has ordered South Africans to apologize to Pres. Zuma for all the insults they’ve rained on him. The youth wing said the country needs to apologise to the Pres. particularly because of the insults he received from his recent cabinet reshuffle. ANCYL secretary general Njabulo Nzuza has said those who repeatedly called for Zuma..
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