Well, who saw this coming? Petrol prices across South Africa are likely to be slashed next month, with some motorists set to pay less than R15 per litre.
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Some official good news for motorists:- Petrol prices set to be slashed in December
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Julius Malema’s debt just gets bigger and more in respect of Afriforum after a miserable day in court:- PAYBACK THE MONEY JUJU
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AfriForum have got the EFF on strings in court battles. They’ve just won two cases in a day against the red berets: It’s bad news for Malema’s legal bills.
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Good heavens, here we go again, the waste of taxpayer’s money:- Port Elizabeth, the Airport and Uitenhage set to be renamed, here are the new options
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The public hearings process is currently underway. The city of Port Elizabeth, capital of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, is due to be renamed as a means of historical redress.
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Expropriation without compensation is a done deal – all that’s left is the formalities
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A constitutional amendment for expropriation without compensation is a done deal. In Parliament’s joint constitutional review committee on Tuesday the ANC and EFF, with support of the United Democratic Movement (UDM) and National Freedom Party (NFP), supported this. They have the numbers, both in the committee where it is expected to come to a vote,..
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On a lighter but serious note:- A well-known Action Movie personality to visit South Africa to tackle a survival fight
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Arnold Schwarzenegger heading to Stellenbosch to “terminate” drought. There’s a good chance that day zero will say “I’ll be back” in 2020. So who better to lead the fight against drought than Arnold Schwarzenegger?
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Blatant racism discrimination on whites: Several white teachers fired to accommodate blacks at Gauteng High School
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The FF Plus strongly condemns the apparently blatant racial discrimination of General Smuts High School in Vereeniging who fired sixteen white teachers and administrative staff because the school apparently “could not afford them” but soon replaced them with black staff members. The retired teachers have used the CCMA to grant a six month salary reward..
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Parliament confirms that there will be no VAT reduction for three years
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Anyone hoping for a VAT reduction in the near future – all of us, really – will be left disappointed following Tuesday’s decision.
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Now Julius Malema must ‘PAYBACK THE MONEY’, just a sip of his own medicine – He EFT R126 000 to AfriForum
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Malema, who coined the ‘pay back the money’ war chant during former president Jacob Zuma’s dubious tenure, has eventually obeyed a 2017 court order.
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National bankrupt broadcaster SABC, splurges millions, footed by taxpayers, on parties and bonuses while retrenching hundreds of workers
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MPs serving on the standing committee on public accounts (Scopa) have told the SABC top brass that it was unfair of them to retrench ordinary workers while the public broadcaster was spending millions of rands on parties and bonuses. The SABC board and its senior executives, including CEO Madoda Mxakwe and head of human resources..
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From Russia with love: The story of ‘Sick leave’ and the ‘poisoning’ of Deputy President Mabuza
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Spys say that Mabuza’s Russian stay is connected to a poisoning incident that took place three years ago. In 2015, he was flown to the “Kremlin Hospital” by way of a Gupta-owned jet.
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Here’s how government is going to force motorists to pay up for the E-Tolls
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SANRAL has requested assistance from the South African Revenue Service (SARS) to allow garnishee orders to recover e-tolls debts.
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Brace yourself for some dark times, since word is out that there are a big possibility of some hectic power interruptions ahead of us – Only four out of the 15 Eskom power stations have sufficient coal to generate electricity
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Eskom’s stock coal at the 15 power stations is still low and the possibility of power interruptions becomes an even greater possibility. Eskom is now trying to get new suppliers to fill the coal shortage. Of the 15 power stations, only 4 stations have sufficient coal. The coal producers now enter the rainy season, which..
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Ramaphose is shifting the blame, says that Zuma’s ten year reign are the reason for all the problems of South-Africa – usually they always blame the white man and his apartheid
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The Africans have perfected blame shifting. It’s never his fault, it’s always someone else or the ancestors who are angry. In SA, apartheid became the big scapegoat. Everything that goes wrong or breaks or lacks is the blame of the white man and his apartheid. Now, the president of the country (he was second in..
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President is gallivanting throughout the world while violence, protests, murder, strikes are on the order of the day and SA’s debt is getting bigger – wonder if he would repeat his lies on farm murders in SA overseas
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Municipal and city council debt to Eskom is in an upward spiral with the latest figures of R17 billion by the end of September. The same pattern is found at the various waters where little progress is made with debt collection. A number of recommendations have been made but no decision has yet been taken..
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White farmer in trouble with the EFF and IEC, they WANT to campaign for next year’s Election
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The IEC in the Western Cape confirmed that it had received an official complaint from the EFF in relation to intimidation in the Witzenberg municipality.
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