Members of former president Jacob Zuma’s Cabinet were hostile towards Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene after he refused to approve a controversial nuclear deal, the commission of inquiry into state capture heard on Wednesday.
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State Capture Inquiry Update:- Zuma Cabinet members turned against Nene
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Gupta-linked director general removed from Public Enterprises
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Richard Seleke, the controversial director general of public enterprises, has left public service after reaching an agreement with the presidency.
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Police officer of Balfour arrested after hijacking a couple
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A man of Balfour alleges that a police constable hijacked him and his wife last weekend at Balfour in Mpumalanga. For more than two days, a constable of Mpumalanga tried to evade his colleagues before he surrendered himself and was arrested. The police officer in connection was accused of hijacking a couple last weekend. Police..
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9.6 million people are unemployed; Cyril Ramaphosa do you still say that there are no problems in SA?
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The following figures show the hard reality of the state of the so-called rainbow nation: 9.6 million people are unemployed; 6.1 million young people between the ages of 15 and 34 are unemployed: 90 000 jobs have been lost in the second quarter of 2018. This is the situation in the country of which Cyril..
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Dark times ahead in SA – 10 of Eskom’s 15 power stations has less less than three weeks’ coal left
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Ten of Eskom’s 15 power stations have less than three weeks of (black) coal stock left. According to spokesman Khulu Phasiwe, stock is low due to the fact that supply can not be replaced quickly enough. Accusations are now being placed on Tegeta Exploration who can not fulfil their contractual obligations because they are placed..
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R18 million project on hold due to poor workmanship by the contractor
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The official unveiling of a R18 million road and stormwater upgrade project in Soshanguve has been put on hold after complaints was received of poor workmanship by the contractor. The 2.4 km of road construction and 2.9 km of stormwater project commenced in July 2017 and after inspection, the contractor undertook to repair the mistakes..
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This R8 million Mandela statue has left Mpumalanga residents furious
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“The best way to honour Nelson Mandela is for this government to prioritise education, healthcare and the delivery of services to the people.” – DA regional spokesperson An R8.3 million bronze statue of former president, Nelson Mandela, has received mixed reviews from political parties and Mpumalanga residents. It’s not because the statue of the late..
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South African Government is supplying weapons to Saudi Arabia, involved in Yemen war
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The government of South Africa has the blood of many Yemenis on its hands. South Africa is edging ever closer to ethical and legal fallout by continuing to supply weapons to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). These weapons, which have been proven to emanate from South African manufacturers, are being used in..
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The ANC are still in limbo over anti-Ramaphosa plot
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ANC secretary general Ace Magashule says he will not allow any “wedge drivers” to destroy his relationship with President Cyril Ramaphosa, amid reports that he is involved in an alleged plot to overthrow the president.
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Excessively high fuel prices in South Africa are the result of an useless ANC government
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Gasoline will rise by 99 cents per liter on Wednesday, October 3, while diesel will rise by R1,24. Liquid gas prices rise by R1,39 per kilogram. The extremely high fuel price in South Africa is the result of an useless ANC-regime, is the opinion of the FF Plus’s leader, Dr. Pieter Groenewald’s, and he ascribes..
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Tom Moyane seeks ConCourt intervention as his time runs out
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Suspended South African Revenue Service (Sars) commissioner Tom Moyane has filed an over 700-page application at the Constitutional Court asking the court to urgently hear his matter to have President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decisions in appointing the Nugent commission and the disciplinary inquiry into his conduct as being in violation of the Constitution.
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15 000 motorists have been sued – Failed E-toll system has not yet been scrapped
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The Gauteng government has announced that it is not in their power to scrap the failed E-Toll system as it is a project of the national government. More than 15 000 motorists have been sued for outstanding e-Toll fees, according to Blade Nzimande. The ANC in Gauteng has already acknowledged that the system failed and..
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Alleged ‘Dros rapist’ appears in court and protests expected
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Mass protest action is expected in Tshwane on Tuesday as the man accused of raping a six-year-old girl at a Pretoria franchise of the family restaurant chain Dros will appear in the Pretoria magistrate’s court.
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Apparently Zuma is not the only one with a counting problem – It seems that NSFAS wrongly paid R500 million to students
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It is not only Jacob Zuma who can not count because the National Student Financial Assistance Scheme has wrongly paid more than R500 million to students. This means students received more money than they should have. In addition, approximately R303 million of unauthorized expenses were incurred. The body has now issued loans to the value..
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Tom Moyane is totally insane, since he considers himself to be the most successful SARS commissioner in democratic history
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According to Tom Moyane, he was the most successful SARS commissioner in the democratic history of South-Africa. He now wants to take Cyril Ramaphosa, the Nugent Commission and Pravin Gordhan to the Constitutional Court for the harsh treatment he is receiving and for his cruel “removal” as head of SARS. The 700 page application will..
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