JOHANNESBURG – Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi on Wednesday said provincial schools were catering for more than 250,000 undocumented pupils. Lesufi made the comment as he delivered his submissions before the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) inquiry looking into service delivery problems in Alexandra. The hearing was launched following protests over a lack of..
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Over 250,000 Undocumented Pupils In Gauteng Schools – most of them migrants from neighbouring countries
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White lives don’t matter! Brutal farm attacks escalating but no assistance from ANC-regime -woman severely assaulted with crowbar by 4 attackers, Brits
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A farm attack took place on 24 July 2019, at 06:30, in Brits, North West province. According to Oorgrens Veiligheid, the attack took place on the plot De Kroon where a woman was severely assaulted by four attackers when her husband took the children to school. The woman was beaten over the head with a..
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Expropriation without compensation is officially back on Parliament’s agenda : We are hungry, we want our land back’
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Amending Section 25 of the Constitution is officially before Parliament again after the National Assembly passed a motion on Thursday to establish an ad hoc committee to draft an amendment to allow expropriation without compensation. In the debate on the motion, the old fault lines between parties who supported amending the Constitution and those who..
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Well-known SA businessman says land is on the verge of abyss with the possibility of David Mabuza as the next president of the country
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Johann Rupert is quoted in a book written by Pieter du Toit, the Stellenbosch Mafia, and says that SA is on the verge of an abyss, with the particular possibility that David Mabuza could become the next president of the country. Rupert apparently lost his faith in the ANC-regime despite his close ties with Mandela,..
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Zulu monarch receives R66.7 million despite SA being in an economic crisis
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Natal Prime Minister announced that the ANC-regime is continuing financial support to the Zulu king Goodwil Zwelithini.
The “king” will receive R66.7 million despite the country experiencing an economic crisis as Zwelithini is protecting the Zulu culture and being seen as a symbol of unity in the Natal province.
-Vryburger / 2019-07-26
#UncomfortableTruths Boris Johnson Starts Draining The Parliamentary Swamp on His First Day as UK Prime Minister. Ousting Globalists, Naysayers, Pessimists and Remainers
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The New UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who replaced Theresa May who resigned after being unable to implement BRexit after 3 years, conducted a cabinet bloodbath on his first day that saw Theresa May’s ministers replaced with loyal, true BRexit believers, aka BRexiteers. It has all the hallmarks of a government readying itself for a general election. In what was less a ‘reshuffle’ and more a complete overhaul of a Tory government weighed down by the BRexit debacle, Wednesday saw 17 of 30 ministers either sacked or resign as Johnson stamped his authority on day one. The government is now no longer trying to bridge the divide between remainers and leavers, but committing to BRexit 100% even if it meant no deal.
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NASPERS (News24): An Elitist Multinational That Values Profits Before People. Selling Kith, Kin and Country for Higher Salaries
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Globalist Companies like Lego, Sony, Rolex and Walt Disney—they all allegedly strive to operate with honesty and integrity and they stand for things that matter to people around the world, virtue signalling inclusiveness, environmental sustainability and education. They have associated their companies issues and causes which makes their brand and reputation stronger because they are known to be doing the right thing.
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SA economy taking a dip since all the big guns are pulling out of South Africa caused by political climate – Whirlpool is the next one out taking nearly R1 billion hit in the process
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Appliance maker Whirlpool South Africa, which is also responsible for the Indesit, Ariston, and KIC brands in South Africa, has been sold. On Tuesday the local operation confirmed an agreement had been entered into at the end of June, and said it expects the sale to close in the third quarter – after its parent..
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Rand value expected to crash in next 12 months – No doubt that ANC-regime is responsible for this predicament
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The South African rand lost 30% of its value within 12 months after the start of each of the last four US rate-cutting cycles and 40% of its value within 15 months. The start of a US rate-cutting cycle, combined with other global conditions, could have serious implications for the rand, says currency strategist at..
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The ANC’s R80 million failure – 13 ‘unused’ Prasa trains, manufactured by the Spanish company under the hammer, because it’s too big for SA rail specifications
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Thirteen locomotives ordered by Prasa from Spanish manufacturer Vossloh Espana will be auctioned to the highest bidder in early September without any of the locomotives being used by Prasa. Already in 2015, the locomotives were found to be too large for South African rail specifications. More than R80 million has been channeled to Maria Gomes,..
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Parasitic Parastatal Eskom, is holding the ANC hostage. Demands funds or else the whole of SA will suffer without power
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If there is no funding, there will be no change, and the ANC regime will be guilty party because he made the appointments in the power utility’s senior posts. This is the opinion of a political analyst after Finance Minister Tito Mboweni announced that Eskom needed R59bn to remain operational. The minister announced in Parliament..
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ANC-government wants to close down about 3,000 schools’ doors due to a reduction learner numbers
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The Department of Basic Education is aiming to close a few thousand schools due to the reduction in student numbers. The schools that are affected the most in the country have apparently received notice that a certain number of pupils are required to keep a school’s doors open. The majority of schools are located in..
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ILLEGAL LAND INVASIONS: Joburg South land grabs: Some of the land invaders were defiant, asserting their rights to land – ‘We will go to war,’ say residents
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Rising racial tensions and an allegation of syndicates backed by government officials marked this past weekend’s ongoing illegal land invasions in the south of Johannesburg. As land invaders accused property owners of being racist, Gauteng MEC for Human Settlements Lebogang Maile said the widespread land invasions in Johannesburg South are the work of syndicates in..
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Controversial ex-Eskom acting CEO awarded licence to produce solar energy in Zimbabwe – Matshela Energy will build a solar plant which is expected to produce 100MW of electricity
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A company owned by former Eskom acting CEO Matshela Koko, has been granted a licence to produce solar energy in Zimbabwe’s Matebeland South Province. Matshela Energy will build a solar plant which is expected to produce 100MW of electricity, in a bid to ease Zimbabwe’s electricity supply crisis which has led to outages lasting up..
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More than for R376 million that has been spent so far on the Evaton Renewal Project cannot be accounted for – We know where it is! Probably stolen by ANC-cadres
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EVATON – The Democratic Alliance says the Gauteng Human Settlements and COGTA MEC, Lebogang Maile, has failed to account for R376 million that has been spent so far on the Evaton Renewal Project (ERP) in the Emfuleni Local Municipality. In a reply to questions in the Gauteng Provincial Legislature from DA Emfuleni Constituency Head, MPL..
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