‘The Star’ newspaper is reporting that Double Ring Trading was owed R67m by the department back in 2009, but the amount has now increased to R794 million, which liquidators are trying to retrieve. The Home Affairs Department has confirmed it has been subpoenaed to appear in court about an unpaid invoice to an IT company..
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Department Of Home Affairs In Hot Water Over Unpaid R794m It Company Invoice
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IS THIS COINCIDENCE? – Mmamathe Makhekhe-Mokhuane makes a fool of herself twice in two days, regarding alleged corruption and mismanagement at Sars
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Mmamathe Makhekhe-Mokhuane makes a fool of herself twice in two days, on both occasions on being questioned regarding alleged corruption and mismanagement at Sars. In the same week the media is removed from a Parliamentary Portfolio Committee hearing on alleged corruption in the Department of Water and sanitation. The ANC, DA and IFP says the..
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The ANC plan…and why they won’t be stopped
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For quite some years a document has been doing the rounds on social and formal media platforms. It is alleged to be a leaked circular from the ANC Headquarters dated June 1993 in which the ANC sets out their transformation strategy after the April 1994 elections. The validity of the document has never been challenged..
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Harsh reality – Only ruins and tree trunks left of show farm after disastrous land reform process
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A once flourishing grape and citrus farm of 480 hectare in Limpopo has been reduced to ruins, and chopped orange trees which were used for firewood. This is the sad reality Solidarity encountered during a visit to the dilapidated Sunningdale farm, which is located between Mokopane and Polokwane. In 2010, the farm was transferred to..
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Do the coalition between the ANC and EFF holds a threat towards the people of South-Africa?
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The coalition between the ANC and the EFF in Port Elizabeth is the biggest threat to South Africa right now. That is what DA leader Mmusi Maimane claimed on Sunday in Johannesburg. He was speaking at a media briefing following the party’s final federal council meeting of the year. “The coalition that has been formed..
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Will South Africa end up like Zimbabwe? No, very much worse
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In this video by Suidlanders Media we see that in 1994 the media used Zimbabwe as an example of a successful multicultural country with a strong economy. They said South Africa could be just like them. Today the media says it’s impossible, South Africa will never be like Zimbabwe. They are right though, it will..
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Eskom nearing collapse, senior officials jump ship
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Eskom, South Africa’s national power utility, may be unable to avoid a complete restructuring process in order to avert total collapse. This has been confirmed by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA), high-level executives within the company and energy experts. According to a report by Moneyweb, Eskom only narrowly avoided load-shedding this week,..
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Some ministerial homes vacant for eight year while millions of rand have been spent on their upkeep, funded by you the tax payer
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Parliament has heard that some ministerial houses have remained empty for a long as eight years while millions of rand have been spent on their upkeep. This was revealed by top officials from the controversial department of public works in yet another appearance before the standing committee on public accounts (Scopa) on Wednesday‚ which for..
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Self-Defence Gun Ban – The ANC Government Wants You Murdered
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The proposals of the SAPS to ban the right of private ownership of firearms for self-defense are still in an early stage. It will most likely be drafted in 2019 after a general election. One can speculate that this will be an important step in expropriation without compensation. The following article was posted on the..
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WATCH | Online Incompetence – E-filing system worst example of Affirmative Action BEE
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South Africa witnessed one of the worst examples of Affirmative Action BEE incompetence right on national television this morning. After a senior official of the Revenue Service testified to a Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry that the e-filing system is operating at only 20% capacity following an abrupt cut of any upgrading to the system since..
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VBS Mutual Bank fires workers – staff members are now being penalized for actions that was made by the bank’s corrupt management and directors
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VBS Mutual Bank has fired 94 employees, leaving the bankrupt bank with 26 staff members. Nearly R2 billion has been deceptively paid to individuals and institutions, especially officials from municipalities who have insured that funds are invested at the bank. Branches are closed and only Thohoyando and Makhodo branches will operate. The dismissed workers are..
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Patricia de Lille wants to waste R4.5 million for a one night party
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Despite the bad economic state were are currently experiencing due to corruption and poor collection of service fees, Patricia de Lille, Cape Town’s mayor until the end of the month announced that R4.5 million was allocated for a single evening party when lights will be switched on to enter the dark 2019. Sandt Dickson of..
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No surprise:- 5 reasons why the EFF doesn’t practice what it preaches
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The EFF has vehemently denied any accusations of wrongdoing on the part of the party or its deputy leader Floyd Shivambu in regards to the VBS looting saga.
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Poverty hit record in 2018 due to SA riots over poor services
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The highest number of incidents were recorded in the Eastern Cape, a traditional stronghold for the ANC, which has been in power since the end of apartheid in 1994.
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E-filling system was at risk of collapsing as a direct result of a decision made by suspended commissioner Tom Moyane
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Tom Monyane and the consulting company Gartner’s R200 million inquiry around the Information Technology system and strategy upgrade brought SARS to a point where the digital infrastructure is at the point of collapse. This is Andre Rabie, the acting head of IT at SARS, in his testimony at the Nugent Commission. Meanwhile, the Nugent Commission..
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