The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) will pay allowances directly to students instead of using third parties. The scheme confirmed that it would do away with the voucher system, known as “Sbux” administered by third parties, a move welcomed by the SA Union of Students (SAUS). NSFAS spokesperson Kagisho Mamabolo said the scheme would..
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NSFAS-grants stand risk to be abused by students after it came public that allowances will now be paid directly into students accounts instead of using third parties
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SONA: Round 3 – The Circus Returns as EFF Threaten To Remove Ramaphosa as President!
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EFF chairperson Dali Mpofu on Thursday reiterated party leader Julius Malema’s warning that the red berets may disrupt President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address (SONA) on February 7. “He must come clean before SONA, otherwise we will invoke ordinary parliamentary proceedings and have SONA converted into a presidential question-and-answer session,” Mpofu told Talk..
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Soweto owes Eskom R17 billion, half of the total national debt – Still the lights or on! But if citizens residing in towns do not pay their municipality bill the electricity gets disconnected without hesitation
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How is Eskom going to increase its financial yield while still struggling to retrieve the R34 billion it is currently owed by defaulting municipalities? Eskom is desperately trying to recoup money owed by municipalities – Soweto, in particular, is making that task all the more difficult. Eskom, South Africa’s national electricity provider, had an exceptionally..
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Massive land reform scam uncovered: ANC officials handed out farms and millions in grants to beneficiaries who did not qualify and our beloved President Cyril Ramaphosa knew all about it and yet did nothing!
Tuks phasing out Afrikaans as medium of instruction and will from now only use English as the primary language of communication and administration
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The University of Pretoria is to phase out Afrikaans as the official medium of instruction at all its campuses and residences. The university will from now only use English as the primary language of communication and administration. University spokesperson Rikus Delport said the policy was adopted in 2016 by the university’s council and Senate after..
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It pays to be the son of the most corrupt president SA ever had – NPA to ‘drop’ corruption charges against Duduzane Zuma
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The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) is expected to provisionally withdraw corruption charges against former president Jacob Zuma’s son Duduzane in the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court on Thursday. Duduzane Zuma’s lawyers have declined to comment until the court process is finalised on Thursday morning. NPA spokesperson Phindi Mjonondwane Aldo said the state would comment only after..
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Suddenly the traitor FW de Klerk is experiencing a sense of remorse after he handed SA over to the ANC-regime on a silver platter – FW de Klerk says SA can no longer be regarded as non-racial society
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South Africa’s former head of state under the apartheid regime FW de Klerk has shared his views on the country’s current political and socio-economic climate. On Wednesday afternoon, De Klerk addressed the Cape Town Press Club reflecting on the country’s progress since its first democratic election in 1994. He also addressed the current state of..
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Despite his promise of a “new dawn”, Ramaphosa can’t stop the ANC-regime’s decline, even with a win at the polls
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In recent months there has been conjecture that if South Africa’s president Cyril Ramaphosa wins a suitably large majority of the upcoming national vote, he will be able to achieve two notable outcomes. Firstly, he’ll be able reverse the governing African National Congress’s (ANC’s) slide into populism and factionalism. And he’ll be able to see..
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SA is the most unequal country in the world – and according statistics, South-African’s are becoming poorer and poorer by the day, while the ANC-regime is stuffing their pockets by abusing the taxpayers hard earned money via corruption and looting
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The world is still unequal, and the gap between rich and the poor and between men and women is still vast. The world’s rich are getting richer and the world’s poor are getting richer – except in sub-Saharan Africa where the poor are getting poorer. Worldwide, the number of billionaires doubled since the 2008 financial..
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Lies, Lies and just more lies! It is absolutely sickening how Ramaphosa is deceiving the world by telling foreign investors at Davos that law and order are recovering in the SA, but in the same breath does not mention anything about the 50 killings that take place daily
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The ANC president, Cyril Ramaphosa, announced that plans to stabilize Eskom would be announced within “a few weeks”. According to him, the power supply is therefore unstable. However, he has not expanded what the plans are to pay off the R420bn debt. He also boasts in Davos that law and order are recovering in the..
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‘Open your brain first before opening your mouth,’ says Mboweni to Masina in a heated debate over nationalisation- The finance minister believes the mayor was commenting on topics he has no in-depth knowledge of
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Following a 702 headline stating that finance minister Tito Mboewni is set to introduce a bill paving the way for the creation of a state-owned bank in competition with private sector retail and commercial banks, Mboweni and the executive mayor of the city of Ekurhuleni, Mzwandile Masina, got into a heated debate over nationalisation. The..
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The national rail system of SA are in serious trouble – Prasa had nearly 50 collisions last year alone, Transnet had nearly 1,000 collisions – The ANC have some serious explaining to do and this is not Jan van Riebeeck or apartheid’s fault but lack of no maintenance
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Railway engineer and analyst Dr Willem Sprong says the rail network can still be saved, but only just. With only three months left on their contracts, the Passenger Rail Agency SA’s (Prasa) board still has time and money to fix the failing agency. This is according to railway engineer and analyst Dr Willem Sprong, who..
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South Africa Considers Handouts To Help Zimbabwe With Trouble Caused By… Handouts!
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The spiraling economic meltdown in Zimbabwe has prompted South African authorities to think about extending short-term credit to Harare and helping it to write off a $7.4-billion external debt. In an interview with the Daily Maverick newspaper, South African Finance Minister Tito Mboweni said the two governments were discussing ways to settle Zimbabwe’s debt to..
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Two ANC leaders singing different tunes and it is so confusing – Ace Magashule vows South African Reserve Bank will be nationalised whilst Ramaphosa was assuring business leaders in the private sector that the reserve bank would remain independent
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The ANC’s secretary-general, Ace Magashule has revealed the ANC’s plans regarding the South African Reserve Bank (SARB). A couple days after the party’s NEC had their Lekgotla meeting, Magashule has returned with shocking news of the party’s aim: to nationalise the central bank. South African Reserve Bank targeted for nationalisation by the ANC South Africa’s..
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Hijackings skyrocket in KZN along with scary new trend where victims are now being abducted by attackers
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One Durban hijacking reported every day over the past week.Blue Security has warned motorists to be on high alert following a spike in Durban hijackings, and a new trend of hijackers attempting to abduct drivers in their vehicles.
Blue Security operations director Brian Jackson said the company had received reports of five hijackings and two attempted hijackings across Durban over the past week alone.
“When considered as an average that is at least one hijacking being reported to our company every day, and this excludes any additional incidents that we don’t hear of, which may be reported to other local security firms and directly to the police,” Jackson said. “What has most concerned us about this latest wave of hijackings in the city, is that a trend has emerged in which hijackers are now attempting to abduct motorists in their vehicles.”
Jackson said in at least two of the recent incidents, hijackers had succeeded in abducting their victims, and i
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