Free State Kopanong Municipality (area of Edenburg and Trompsburg) owes its employees about R100 million in pension, medical aid and insurance policies. In the midst of evident evidence, the Hawks Unit has stopped the investigation for unknown reasons. The municipality is now facing prosecution for alleged cheating with the workers’ benefits, which will probably be..
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ANC governed Municipality that owes worker R100 Million faces Prosecution For Alleged Cheating With Employee Benefits
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TAU SA not impressed with Ramaphosa’s plea to white youths to stay in the country – he only delivers talks adapted to the audience he is talking to
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TAU SA’s Young Farmers call on the President to obey the concerns and fears that white young people have over South Africa. TAU SA is not at all impressed with President Cyril Ramaphosa’s plea to white people to stay in the country. So far, he has been delivering only electoral talks that are constantly adapted..
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Vrede Milk Farm” trial begins – Seems like Ace Magashule, was at the forefront of the project’s decisions
Whites are made scapegoats for the failures of ANC-regime – FF Plus leader Pieter Groenewald
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Freedom Front Plus leader Pieter Groenewald says white South Africans are tired of being made scapegoats for the failures of the government. The FF Plus leader says South Africans who believe in equal rights for minorities, the growth of the economy, and seriously addressing the crime situation should vote for the party come May 8…
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R20 billion made available for student housing – Johannesburg residential units in city center, taken over by illegal immigrants targeted for recovery and renovation
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Over 6,000 residential units will be built in Johannesburg over the next eight months, mainly for student housing. It appears that the city center, which was taken over by illegal immigrants, is targeted for the restoration and renovation of residential units. However, students have shown over the past few years that their destructions are unlimited,..
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Reserve Banking Nationalization might just be a stunt to retain votes for the ANC?
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Former ANC president Thabo Mbeki has also joined the debate among black people about the possibility of nationalization of the South African Reserve Bank. Mbeki said the move was pointless, but political analysts said his point of view was merely an indication that he was still severely annoyed by how Zuma lifted him from the..
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FF+ goes to Electoral Court to have BLF deregistered as political party after BLF states that their membership is only open to black people
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The Freedom Front Plus (FF+) has approached the Electoral Court to have Black First Land First (BLF) deregistered as a political party. The party withdrew its first legal attempt against the BLF and instead appealed to the Independent Electoral Commission [IEC] to reverse a decision of its chief electoral officer to register the party. The..
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Tony Leon lamented BEE policy of the ANC a scam benefiting Luthuli House comrades and friends
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Former DA leader Tony Leon has lamented the Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) policy of the ANC government as “a scam” that only benefits those connected to ANC leadership. Leon said this while campaigning for the DA in Eldorado Park, south of Johannesburg, on Tuesday morning. “I have not met many people on the ground who..
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SABC dismisses chief operating officer after conviction of gross negligence
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The SABC confirmed that Chris Maroleng, the broadcaster’s chief operating officer’s contract, had ended. Maroleng indicated that he would fight the suspension until a disciplinary committee found him guilty of gross negligence. His contract ended with immediate effect and Tshifiwa Malaudzi, head of the commercial division at the SABC, was also suspended earlier this month…
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SA’s trade unions are the biggest single reason why land is on the verge of ruin and can at any time reach junk status
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More than 15,000 miners will start working for the first time in five months at the Driefontein – Kloof and Beatrix mines after a dispute between the trade union Amcu and the Sibanye group. The new agreement shows that workers will earn more than R700 a month than before, but in the meantime five months’..
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With or without Ramaphosa as president, SA will by no means change or improve after election
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In an exclusive interview with Die Vryburger, a political expert from Pretoria said South Africa would by no means change or improve after the election. He says if the ANC government decides to get rid of their current president, Cyril Ramaphosa, after the elections, it will not bring about any change. Even if another political..
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Gordhan: Eskom will survive – Yes, with taxpayers’ money to save the state entity of bankruptcy
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In the midst of multiple problems at Eskom as a power supplier, the entity will stand firm, Minister Pravin Gordhan South Africa assures. This comes after an outspoken economist said the power provider was on the verge of overall collapse due to its financial condition. Experts say the minister’s insurance is a logical consequence if..
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Ramaphosa considering to pardon king Dalindyebo who was convicted for kidnapping, assault, arson and culpable homicide – But no pardon given to Janus Walusz, the co-accused in the murder of Chris Hani
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Justice minister Michael Masutha has recommended pardoning the abaThembu king. AbaThembu king Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo may be released early from prison following reports that the presidency received a recommendation from Justice minister Michael Masutha to pardon the king. The abaThembu king, who started serving his sentence in December 2015, is currently serving time for assault, arson,..
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Police uncover Durban dog hoarder’s house of horrors – 80 dogs being kept in residential property
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A hoarders house of horrors has been exposed in Durban after police responded to complaints of a large number of dogs being kept in a residential property. The South African Police Service together with the SPCA have raided a house in Durban that was home to 80 dogs. Rescuers found the yard in a disheveled..
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South Africans left angry at poor public services, 25 years into democracy – ANC government has failed the people of SA
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Inside the conical brick tower looming over Walter Sisulu Square in Kliptown, Soweto, Busi Hlatshwayo thoughtfully studies ten giant bronze slabs announcing the core principles of South Africa’s Freedom Charter. She pauses at one that declares, “The people shall share in the country’s wealth!” and remarks wryly, “Where is that wealth?” Hlatshwayo then slowly recites..
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