The Auditor General found that the Presidency contravened the Public Finance Management Act for the second consecutive year as well as the treasury guidelines. The office of the presidency received a qualified audit report for the second consecutive year. Irregular expenses for the 2017/2018 year amounted to R33 million while R28 million was spent fruitlessly..
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Presidency lives in luxury with taxpayers’ hard-earned money and the rest of South Africa is struggling to keep head above water
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Influence of Zuma and the Guptas is still sinking government entities – Denel struggles to pay salaries
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The weapon manufacturer Denel could not pay his senior management’s full salary at the end of September. Denel needs urgent funding and financial assistance and will probably be helped by treasury with tax money to continue production. The influence of Zuma and the Guptas is still having a great influence on state entities and are..
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Division within the ruling party – War breaks out between ANC and ANCYL
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A “war” broke out between ANC and ANC Youth League party leaders. It is believed taht, Ace Magashule’s interference is causing havoc in forthcoming ANCYL’s conference. The secretary of the youth league, Njabulo Nzuza, accused Magashule of political interference in the league’s affairs while the names of ANC spokesman Pule Mabe and Roland Lamola are..
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After Pompeo Meeting, ANC regime will “brief” US Companies on Land Grab despite Ramaphosa denying there is a land grab…
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Despite Ramaphosa blatantly denying the existence of land grabs and farm murders, the ANC regime has announced it will now start a process of briefing American companies based in the country on the land reform program. This followed last week’s meeting between South Africa’s Department of International Relations and Co-operation (Dirco) Minister Lindiwe Sisulu and the US Secretary of State Michael Pompeo.
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The EFF denies internal problems after 10 members lose parliamentary seats
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Cape Town – THE EFF has denied that it is battling to resolve internal conflicts after more than 10 of its members lost their seats in Parliament.
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DA wants #StateCaptureInquiry on more SABC platforms
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Johannesburg – The Democratic Alliance has asked SABC board chairperson Bongumusa Makhathini to request that the public broadcaster flights the Zondo Judicial Commission of Inquiry into State Capture on its terrestrial platforms, including television and radio, the DA said on Sunday.
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Lower water tariffs for Cape Town from today
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>Cape Town – From Monday, reduced water tariffs kick in, but the City is still milking ratepayers as it has in August alone raked in R405 million more on water than planned.
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You got to be joking! They are totally in denial -Presidency: ‘We reject the notion that he lied’
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The Presidency is trying to soften the fallout after President Cyril Ramaphosa said there are no farm murders or land grabs in South Africa. “There are no killings of farmers or white farmers in South Africa. There’s no land grab in South Africa. We are involved in a process of discussing land reform‚” Ramaphosa said..
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There is no turning back! Ekurhuleni plans to expropriate four pieces of land without compensation
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The City of Ekurhuleni plans to expropriate four pieces of land without compensation after its council resolved on Thursday to start the process in the city. Mayor Mzwandile Masina said on Thursday that the city wanted to test Section 25 of the constitution. “We were the first to launch the Rapid Land Release Programme and..
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Tzaneen:- Police to cough up R859k in damages over wrongful arrest
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Tzaneen – A Tzaneen farmer, falsely arrested at the Mozambican border post for theft of R200 worth of petrol, will receive R859 000 in damages from the Police Ministry.
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Gauteng’s worst police stations revealed
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Law enforcement in Gauteng is cracking down on poor performing police stations. The 2017/2018 crime statistics show that the country’s economic hub has the highest number of serious crimes reported. When compared to other provinces, Gauteng remains South Africa’s crime capital; with over 470 000 serious crimes reported in 2017/2018. Law enforcement authorities in the..
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Blackmailing ‘rumours’ made by Jonas about Hlongwane and Duduzane
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Duduzane Zuma and Fana Hlongwane have said that their infamous meeting at the Guptas’ Saxonwold compound with former deputy finance minister Mcebisi Jonas was merely to clear up rumours that Hlongwane was blackmailing Jonas.
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Only in SA will you be rewarded for incompetence! – JMPD officer accidentally shoots herself in the thigh after arresting motorist and gets saluted for bravery
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Johannesburg mayor Herman Mashaba took to social media to salute the officer for her ‘bravery’. A Johannesburg Metro Police department officer has been admitted in Milpark Hospital for treatment after she shot herself in the thigh on Wednesday. JMPD spokesperson Wayne Minnar said officers chased a silver VW polo from Sophiatown to Parktown and arrested..
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South Africans will experience the biggest increase in fuel prices in the history of SA in October
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The AA predicts that gasoline will rise by R1,01 while diesel will rise by a solid R1,24 on 3 October. This will be the biggest increase in fuel prices in the history of SA. The AA states that the increase will reach almost R2.5 billion a month from the economy – an economy that is..
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It is time to cough up Babelas Dlamini – Minister of Social Development gets slammed by the Constitutional Court
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The Constitutional Court ruled that the social development minister, Bathabile Dlamini, has to pay 20% of the legal costs herself regarding to the social grants court case. Furthermore, Judge Froneman recommended that the court documents be referred to the Public Prosecutor to see if Dhlamini should be prosecuted for perjury. Read the original article in..
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