The former finance minister, Trevor Manuel, expressed his frustration of the poor leadership of parliamentarians. He requested senior ANC members to teach current ANC leaders to do their job better. He reckons that the “law of the jungle” should no longer be a rule and that people should be taught what a balance sheet is..
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“Law of the jungle” should no longer be a rule in ANC, expresses Trevor Manuel after voicing his frustration about poor leadership of -ANC comrades in parliament
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How is it possible to fly a large aircraft without proper licensing and qualifications – what does it say about SAA?
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Trust in SAA is shot completely after it came to light that they entrusted the lives of thousands to a pilot that does not have the required credentials or license. It is understandable when you do not check the documentation of the guy or gal cleaning the offices or making the tea, but REALY….a Pilot?..
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Prasa head suddenly resigns after only 9 months and his resignation comes as a shock to the SA business sector
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The Chief Executive Officer of Passenger Rail Agency of SA (Prasa), suddenly handed over his resignation to the Board, and his resignation apparently means his immediate retirement. Sibusiso Sithole’s resignation came just nine months after being appointed to the post, and the unexpected resignation raised many eyebrows in the business sector. The Board of Directors..
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Ratepayers are patiently paying for the recklessness where Hoedspruit mayor crashes car for the third time – The saying goes: third time lucky?
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With the latest car accident, no other vehicle was compromised, yet the mayor’s office car ended up in a ditch. The mayor is apparently on record that it is the third car accident in which she is involved, and now social media is buzzing about the apparent incapacity. Dipuo Thobejane is the mayor of the..
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Irish National Animal Rights Association Too Scared of Being Called Racist To Protest Against Zimbabwe For Exporting Baby Elephants To World’s Biggest Animal Rights Abuser, China
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Supporters of South Africa Fight For Rhino are outraged against the National Animal Rights Association in Dublin that cites racism when asked for assistance in peaceful protest. While the world is up in arms and everybody stands together in the fight against the Zimbabwean export of baby elephants to China, NARA in Dublin stands back.
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Cyril Ramaphosa, Minister Bheki Cele and Minister Tito Mboweni NAMED AND SHAMED
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Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane named and shamed those that defied her instructions today and the top names include Cyril Ramaphosa, Minister Tito Mboweni and Minister Bheki Cele. “If you are a minister, you should be respecting the Constitution and the rule of law.” With fifty top heads of state outlined including the President, the Finance Minister and..
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Nyanda and Trevor Manual Drop Bombshells – Guptas Wielded Significant Influence in the Appointment and Dismissal of Ministers
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Siphiwe Nyanda, former cabinet minister told the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture today that he met with the Gupta brothers in the presence of former president Jacob Zuma’s son Duduzane Zuma. They introduced themselves and their company, Sahara Computers and indicated a desire to have a private meeting with him. Under his portfolio as communications minister, Nyanda..
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Blackouts A Sign Of Growth! Deputy President Mabuza, Run That By Me Again??
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Deputy Minister David Mabuza, South Africans thank you for their Daily Joke but how do you expect the country to have faith in government, really now, did you think before you speak? “Shortage of electricity is a sign of growth” – says David Mabuza at National Assembly This is what happens when you try to be clever..
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We Don’t Have 5G Phones…. But First 5G Network Available Now in South Africa
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Not to be ungrateful for evolving technology and advancement in South Africa, but really do you want a whole, live cow when you are hungry or would you prefer a cooked steak? During the 2019 Mobile World Congress, Rain, South Africa’s mobile data-only network operator, announced that it has launched the first 5G commercial network..
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Former Mineral Resources Minister was dismissed by the ANC regime so that Gupta candidate could fill the post to make corruption and state capture possible at Eskom
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The Guptas have been helped to buy the Optimum mine through a pre-payment of R659m by Eskom, said Glencore’s former head Clinton Ephron. Eskom’s fingers were further in the negotiations by fining Optimum Coal with R2.1bn for so-called low-grade coal supply. This forced Optimum Coal to go into business rescue. The rumours are that Eskom..
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#BlackPrivilege, university students do not really want to learn, but rather create unrest and make campuses ungovernable – Walter Sisulu University campus closed after chaos broke out
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All hell broke loose at the Butterworth campus of Walter Sisulu University. Students clashed with security personnel and police, which led to the campus being closed for an indefinite period. Hundreds of students are out of town and will probably have to return to their parents’ homes. A university spokesman apparently said the student left..
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#Pay Back the Money – Gupta brothers still owe Sun City money after extravagant marriage 6 years ago – unclear how much money is outstanding from the estimated R100 million wedding
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The Gupta brothers still owe money to Sun City after six years for the greatest wedding extravaganza of the century. However, Sun City spokesman Zoleka Skweyiya says it is not as much as the media speculates. It is unclear how much money is outstanding from the estimated R100 million wedding, and the possibility of recovery..
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Gravy train was driven by many high-ranking officials in SA thanks to Bosasa – Pretoria’s main magistrate silent on allegations that he benefited from security upgrades worth R 200,000
ANC regime certainly did not do proper planning – Multi-million rand project undertaken by China in Northern Transvaal is being put on hold due to water shortage, compromising thousands of jobs
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The planned economic investment in the Far North Transvaal undertaken by China may be affected by a severe shortage of water. This project, which will amount to R150 billion, will provide thousands of jobs, but may be delayed due to a severe shortage of water. The area where the project is in the identified zone..
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