Of the more than 16,000 hijacking incidents reported in the 2018/19 year, few of the offenders were eventually punished for their offenses. Figures released show that one in every 40 hijackers is actually arrested and charged with their crimes. However, it is not just the criminals who get away with their crimes, because only 9%..
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SA legal system fails country’s residents – criminals get away with crimes where only 1 in 40 hijackers is charged with crimes
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The ANC’s plans to combat crime in SA are failing
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Police Minister Bheki Cele said, in particular, from his spokesman that he was encouraged by the decrease in murder cases and the increase in arrests made after murders were reported. The minister referred only to the violence in the Western Cape, and did not mention the rising murder cases in other parts of the country…
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New R28.6 billion project at Ethekwini Municipality just another initiative for ANC government to waste money
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Another failed ANC project under the guise of the Khawuleza Model launched at the expense of impoverished taxpayers. The ruling ANC president, Cyril Ramaphosa, declared that the Khawuleza municipality and environment is the place to create jobs. He launched the so-called metropolitan version for the Khawuleza District Development Model, which is believed to also improve..
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Video: “I Am F*cking Tired of Trying To Survive in This Goddam Country!” Afrikaner Survives Yet Another Attack!
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Switch on subtitles (CC) for english. “I was just almost hijacked yet again. Let’s just call it that (hijacking). My windows were closed. My doors were locked. And it happens just like that (clicks fingers). Then 4 of them appear at your doors and they all try your car door handles at the same time…
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Multimillion rand scandal exposed at black trade union Fawu
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The existence of the black trade union Food and Allied Workers Union (Fawu) is threatened after a multi-million rand scandal is exposed. The possibility exists now that the union may be forced to deregister due to the alleged poor governance and no corporate governing system has been applied. The union, which is Saftu’s second-largest affiliate,..
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Power outages cost SA millions of rands a day and could mean an economic downfall
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Ramaphosa may forget to go ahead with successful results whilst begging for investments when Eskom has already started shedding power, says a well-known economist from Pretoria. Eskom’s load shedding, without any announcement, costs South Africa millions of rand a day, and the entity is in two ways destroying the country economically. On the one hand,..
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Eskom load shedding may have been applied over Nersa not approving electricity supplier’s tariff increase and is now used as leverage to manipulate the initial decision
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TAU SA finds it extremely suspicious that Eskom suddenly imposes loadshedding just days after the electricity supplier filed a lawsuit against Nersa, the regulator, because the entity was not satisfied with the tariff increases approved. “It almost seems as if there is a subtle blackmail here, as it has often happened in the past if..
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#RollingBlackouts are back due to a shortage of power generation at Eskom power stations contributed by lack of skill
Playing the race card when all else fail – Zuma: I’m being victimised because I’m black
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Former President Jacob Zuma faces charges of fraud, corruption and racketeering linked to the arms deal. But now he claims that he is being victimised because he is black. Zuma addressed his supporters on Tuesday following a brief appearance in the Pietermaritzburg High Court. He indicated his intention to challenge a court decision denying his..
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13.8 million people in SA, are living on less than R19 a day, according to the 2019 Household Affordability Index
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According to the latest Household Affordability Index compiled by the Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice and Dignity Group (PMBEJD), more than half of SA’s population live on less than R41 a day. The September 2019 Household Affordability Index shows that more than half of the population are living on less than R1 230 a month. The Index..
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The ANC’s new struggle is far more complicated – it apparently means to stop the disintegration in the ANC faction
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The days of burning and murdering because they do not like apartheid are over and the struggle is over, thanks to the actions of the NP. The new “struggle” is apparently far more complicated – it must now stop the disintegration in the ANC, but if the “struggle” succeeds and a victory is achieved again,..
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Ramaphosa plans to pay Eskom’s R440bn debt burden off but no one knows how
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The ANC president’s plan to get Eskom out of the mess has yet to come to light and is apparently a state secret or no such plan at all. That’s the opinion of an expert in Pretoria who set his sights on the president’s promises that never come true, he said. The Ramaphosa plan to..
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ANC gives millions to Youth League even though they themselves are technically bankrupt according to Treasurer General
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The wastage of money by the ANC reached another “highlight” with the announcement that millions of rands had been given to the liquidated Youth League to write off their debt. The amount involved is and will probably remain unknown but there is talk of “millions”. The ANC will also further fund the Youth League so..
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Only 44 inspectors to cover 4184 hospitals and clinics in South Africa – the reason why many hospitals are in such a state of disrepair and why there is little to no service delivery
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The Office of Health Standards Compliance has admitted that it does not have enough inspectors to inspect the approximately 4184 hospitals and clinics in South Africa due to a lack of money and other resources. The FF Plus was shocked to learn that, according to the Office’s announcement, there are only 44 inspectors who have..
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De Lille reveals that SA taxpayers are paying R70 Million annually to house members of parliament (MPs) at official residences in Cape Town
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Patricia De Lille is the Public Works and Infrastructure Minister. She shared how the state had paid around R750 million over the fourth and fifth parliament to house MPs at the three parliamentary villages in the province. The expenditure occurred between 2009 and 2019. De Lille was responding to a written parliamentary question from Democratic..
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