No research necessary! ‘NCIS: LA’ writers name a character ‘Sanele Chetty’ – and he’s a white man from ‘Pretoria, Limpopo’! A recent episode which aired in South Africa of ‘NCIS: Los Angeles’ featured a group of bad guys from Mzansi – with some less than common name combinations. During the two-part episode titled ‘Smokescreen’, the..
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On a very ‘light’ but ‘serious’ side of movie makers:- ‘NCIS: LA’ leaves SA confused with weird local names
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It looks like ‘poor’ Juju just can’t stay out of trouble, he lost again:- Karima Brown wins her legal case against the EFF
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The EFF has lost another court battle, and this time, it is against Karima Brown. The veteran journalist has won her case of harassment against the party. One of the ugliest battles between the media and politicians took a significant turn when the Johannesburg High Court ruled in favor of Karima Brown in her harassment..
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ANC lies, rape and murder: MAPHATSOE, a uMkhonto weSizwe Military Veterans’ Association president, says he has all the ‘SHOCKING’ files
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JOHANNESBURG – uMkhonto weSizwe Military Veterans’ Association (MKMVA) president Kebby Maphatsoe threatened to reveal information about lies, rape, and murder in the party’s military camps in exile. Maphatsoe told Eyewitness News that the African National Congress (ANC) members killed their own comrades in Uganda where he was exiled. The former deputy minister recently expressed his..
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‘They’re coming’:- A farmer’s chilling words to his wife before robbery
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“They’re coming!” – These were the chilling words that a Stellenbosch protea farmer shouted to his wife while doing a security check after hearing that a farmer in the region had been shot dead. “It’s devastating,” an emotional Gerald Knight told News24 about being robbed hours after Louiesenhof vintner Stefan Smit was murdered. “We’ve lived..
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This is so disgusting, it costs R133,805.35 to house one prisoner per annum, no wonder the jails are full to max capacity, but guess how much Old Age Pensioners get.
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According to Correctional services minister Michael Masutha, it costs an estimated R133,805.35 to house one prisoner per annum, but an old age pensioner only gets a shocking R21 600.00 per annum. The Judge has sentenced Sebenzile Simane to 173 years in prison for the brutal attack on the Hackney farm and he will be eligible..
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Why Ramaphosa may have wanted to tie white people to trees – SA economy is dying while high-skilled emigration continues!
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Prolonged low economic growth could lead to even more economic flight by those with skills and capital, regardless of racial grouping. Is South Africa’s “radical transformation” from a leader to a laggard in the upper middle-income countries the cause or the result of a brain drain? It is hard to tell. What is certain is..
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HANKEY FARM RAPE VICTIM SPEAKS OUT IN COURT! – What a sad state of affairs our country is busy falling into – Irresponsible statements made by certain politicians fan this wave of crime!
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‘ My great-grandfather, grandfather and father were all farmers. I married a farmer whose family have farmed their land for 3 generations. It is with deep sadness that I stand before you today and say that neither of my sons will want to farm in South Africa! For 17 years I had the privilege of..
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Another ANC MP bites the dust: Tokozile Xasa is the fifth to want out of the National Assembly, resigns from Parliament
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Former Minister of Sport and Recreation, Tokozile Xasa, has officially become the fifth member of the ANC to tender her resignation from Parliament in the past two weeks. Why is Tokozile Xasa resigning? As reported by The Citizen, the party revealed that it had acknowledged Xasa’s intention to remove herself from her Parliamentary seat. Although,..
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Former SA President, Zuma has been charged with corruption linked to a multi-billion dollar arms deal – However, he denies any wrongdoing
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Why was there an arms deal? – Newly democratic South Africa decided its military needed to be overhauled – and five years after coming into power following the end of white minority rule, the African National Congress (ANC) government signed contracts totally 30bn rand ($5bn; £3bn in 1999). The deal involved companies from Germany, Italy,..
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SA taxpayers to fund yet another government bailout – Cash-strapped SAA requests R4bn to survive current financial year after years of mismanagement and corruption
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South African Airways (SAA) appointed its head of operations as acting chief executive on Friday and said it needs R4-billion from the government to survive the current financial year and allow it to renegotiate loan terms with banks. Zukisa Ramasia becomes interim CEO after Vuyani Jarana unexpectedly resigned on Sunday, after less than two years..
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Lions Want Their Land Back! Entire Pride Of Lions Escape Kruger Park Seeking New Territory – This Won’t End Well…
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As South Africa spirals downward from neglect, corruption and greed, nature seems to be taking back what was once its territory. A pride of lions seems to have split off and are seeking to establish their own territory, as they have always done, long before man (black or white) ever got there and deemed secession illegal…
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Kusile under financial crossfire – R36 billion owed for alleged arrears for semi-completed power station with design flaws
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Kusile, as one of the two new Eskom mega power stations that is supposed to deliver to supply sustained electrical power for the country, is apparently caught up in financial crossfire. In addition to the enormous escalation of construction costs due to mismanagement and corruption, contractors at the semi-completed power station claims amid design defects..
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Unemployment rates rise to 27.6% and remain one of SA’s biggest challenges
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Statistics South Africa announces that unemployment rose by 0.5 percentage points to 27.6% in the first quarter of this year. The figures confirm economists’ presumption that economic growth in the first quarter was negative and unemployment remains one of SA’s biggest challenges. The SA economy started on a bitter note this year with unemployment rising..
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Bankrupt Eskom’s CEO resigns due to stress- For the sake of the whole of South Africa who will risk taking over?
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Eskom is looking for a new CEO after the current incumbent Phakamani Hadebe resigned after less than a year due to stress. His predecessors either left their jobs due to personal reasons, were dismissed or went away under a cloud of corruption. Energy expert Ted Blom believes that Hadebe’s resignation did not come as a..
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Junk status winks for Mangaung Metro with liabilities exceeding assets; officials receive generous salaries and cellphone stipends, while levels of service delivery are non-existent
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The ANC-controlled Mangaung Metro faces junk status after Moody’s rating agency said further downgrading would be considered if the municipality do not urgently get its household in order. The Bloemfontein municipality is in truth already bankrupt with liabilities exceeding assets of nearly R1bn and with over R6bn of outstanding debt. In fact, Moody’s indicated..
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