The Hair Industry is in a legal battle to be classed as essential during Lockdown, but got a big no on the first round after four hours in High Court! As if in one voice the Hair Industry have been making the statement: “We are essential”, but the Western Cape High Court Judge Lee Bozalek seems to think differently.
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VIDEO: High Court Judge Denies Lifeline to Hair Industry Dying From Lockdown, Putting a Million Households at Risk!
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Do Not Pay Covid-19 Lockdown Fines Which Could Leave You With a Criminal Record! Criminal Law Expert Explains Your Options.
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Do not get tricked or sucker punched into just paying a COVID-19 “Admission of Guilt” lockdown fine, as it could leave you with a criminal record for something which is unnecessary and unconstitutional! These admission of guilt fines will leave you with a criminal record if paid which will give you big problems in future, like when you apply for a visa, firearm licence or apply for a job even. This is the advice of a criminal law expert of Kempton Park, Mr Riaan Louw.
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SA Will End Far Worse Than Venezuela, Because… “Racism”! As Month Long Siege of Barberton Ends, Mainstream Media Continues to Hide ANC’s Socialist Power Grab!
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POWER ALWAYS CORRUPTS ABSOLUTELY, and in South Africa, it will be no different, it will be far worse, as there is no opposition, because “racism”! The Liberal mass media blackout of anarchy in rural SA towns like Baberton, which has just been under siege for a month, continues. The silence in the liberal press is strange given their overwhelming endorsement of the forced merger Barberton and Nelspruit municipalities 4 years ago, which has led to this prolonged unrest.
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ANC-regime needs to take notice – The cost of violent protests has spiked 100 fold in a decade
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The number – and size – of insurance claims filed with state-owned political risk insurer Sasria (the South African Special Risks Insurance Association) show just how much violent protests are costing South Africa. In 2007, after nearly four years of economic growth of over 5%, Sasria received 540 claims worth R14 million for damage as..
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Death bells are ringing for SAA due to impending strike
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The impending strike at SAA by the SA Cabin Staff Association and Numsa could mean the end of the airline. In the meantime, the Pilot Association announced that they supported the idea and that the state entity’s overall top management should be replaced. Furthermore, they threatened to act if a Chief Executive with no experience..
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‘Mother of all strikes’ ready to paralyze SAA as union hints at ‘total shutdown’ if national carrier cuts a fifth of staff
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Numsa and Sacca already have a strike certificate as they accuse management of threatening them with retrenchments and call for the SAA board to be scrapped. As if their financial dire straits and the plan that they would have to retrench about 900 people were not enough, the national carrier South African Airways (SAA) is..
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Chaos once again the order of the day – Traffic on De Doorns highway disrupted after rioters protested over wages
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As in the past, the ANC once again motivated the people of De Doorns and the surrounding area not only to protest, but also to occupy the N1 with stones packed and vehicles hidden under the stones. No official spokesperson has been identified as a leader, and all that is known is that the violent..
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Taxi drivers wreaks havoc in Western Cape amidst ongoing strikes and protest, disrupting traffic from major cities
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Western Cape taxi drivers will start their protest again this week, disrupting traffic from major cities such as Cape Town and Bellville. Several taxi associations have begun the resistance that could be resumed this week for their dissatisfaction with Cape Town’s Traffic Department. They claim that the Department of Traffic officials are using the taxi..
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African barbarism intensifies throughout SA – Protests, riots and arson are the order of the day when Bantu can’t get what they want
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The residents of the Elias Motsoaledi squatter camp in Johannesburg apparently had enough and started protesting by making the only route to Lanseria International Airport impassable. Burning tires, stones and bricks in the only route on Monday blocked the way to the airport, and vehicles that dared to face the barricades went under the residents’..
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Air travellers in SA – Bring your own food, union says, as strike threatens airport catering services
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Air travellers in South Africa have been warned to pack lunch boxes as there will be no food or catering services on several airlines as workers are expected to embark on a strike on Monday. This as the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) warned on Sunday that there would be no food..
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PROTESTS in SA – a prime example of barbaric conduct enforced by violent protesters that destroys whatever they can find and set fire to anything that can burn
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The right to protest is part of human rights. If you are opposed to something, you protest against it. In most organized and civilized countries, people take to the streets carrying posters and banners, address the media, and then present a document outlining their grievances and what they would like to be done about it…
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SA warned to withdraw enough money ahead of banking strike on Friday
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Sasbo’s Joe Kokela said there won’t be money in many ATMs across the country on Friday. South Africans have been warned to withdraw enough money ahead of the nationwide strike in the banking sector on Friday as ATMs and banking services will be shut down. The country’s biggest financial union Sasbo said it would bring..
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Friday’s planned strike in banking sector with 73,000 members of SASBO taking part, will cause major disruption
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The South African Revenue Service has warned that Friday’s planned strike in the banking sector will cause disruption. The banking union, Sasbo, says they are concerned about the high number of job losses in the banking industry. About 73,000 members are expected to strike. Sasbo general secretary Joe Kokela says the two-day strike is aimed..
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Anarchy on the rise in SA – Students burn down Satellite police station – and what does the ANC regime do about it, absolutely nothing
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The anarchy of students continues unabated after a satellite police station was set on fire near the Richards Bay campus. Lectures are suspended and there is no indication when lectures will resume. Meanwhile, students are demanding enhanced security and security measures at the campus. Informed sources claim that unrest on campuses is now artificially fueled..
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The African way! Illegal striking employees of Emfuleni Local Municipality wreaks havoc in dispute over salaries and awards
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The Emfuleni Local Municipality says its employees, working in various departments and office buildings in Vanderbijlpark, were violently chased away from their work-stations by fellow striking employees, or general workers, today. Emfuleni said this disrupted the provision of services and inconvenienced residents and non-striking workers. ELM said the general workers have been on an illegal..
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