The main building of Kwathema Police Station has been shut down. This is amidst allegations that the building is unsafe to work in. The officers are now working from state vehicles parked in the yard, through the gate on Habedi Street. The community is encouraged to make use of the services even at this time…
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Doing it the African way: The main building of the KwaThema Police Station has been shut down, officers have resorted to working from state vehicles
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Soweto residents refuses to pay for electricity and owe Eskom R15bn in unpaid bills
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Soweto residents owe Eskom R15-billion in unpaid electricity bills – the same amount that close to 60 municipalities combined also owed the utility. Eskom said most Soweto households don’t pay for electricity and were resisting the installation of prepaid meters, leaving it with a headache. Eskom spokesman Khulu Phasiwe said: “The solution for Soweto needs..
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SAPD in Natal skiet twee rowers dood – knap gedaan vir die manne in blou
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Die polisie het ‘n verdagte voertuig op die N2 buite Nyoni probeer aftrek waarop ‘n skietery tussen die verdagtes en die polisie gevolg het. Beide verdagtes is gedood en ongelisensieerde wapens is in die voertuig gevind.
Die negatiewe wat egter uit statistiek blyk is dat by ‘n polisiestasie in Natal daar slegs twee skuldigbevindings plaasgevind het uit die 74 moord ondersoeke verlede jaar. Slegs 42 sake het die hof gehaal terwyl verkragtingsyfers toon dat uit 151 sake slegs vyf skuldigbevindings plaasgevind het. Die totale skuldigbevindings in die KwaDukuza polisie gebeid staan op 1,4%.
Deur: Die Vryburger
South African politics has never been so interesting, Jacob Zuma’s name is on the list of Free State parliamentarians, will have to see what happens to pro-Zuma and anti-Ramaphosa factions in due time
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The Free State list of nominations for parliamentarians has the name of Jacob Zuma as no.1 is on the list. The ANC in the Free State distanced itself from the list and declined it and called it fake news, but several people within the party confirmed that such a list exists and that Zuma’s name..
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There is some good news for consumers – Repo rate remains unchanged
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The recession apparently forced the SA Reserve Bank to keep the lending rate unchanged. However, three of the seven members of the bank’s monetary policy committee asked for a 25 basis point increase. The bank expects GDP to grow at 0.7% for 2018, against the forecast of 1.2% in July. Read the original article in..
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The National Defense Force is looking for white recruits to join the army
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Young white South Africans are suddenly good enough again to join the army after government has once again started a program to recruit white Afrikaners. “Defense Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula has given a briefing to the defense force saying that the army must represent young men and women from the underrepresented communities and they should be..
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WE UNITE TO CALL ON THE WORLD: RECOGNIZE A HUMANITARIAN DISASTER
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Over the last quarter of a century, since the so-called “dawn of democracy” on South Africa, the White minority population in the country has been subjected to a variety of civil, legal, political, social, economical and humanitarian injustices. The White minority consists out of people recognizing themselves as Afrikaners, Boers, English (or other mother tongue)..
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Malema wants all of us to speak Swahili and it looks like his wish will soon come true after the basic education department announced the language will soon be offered at schools
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The EFF leader may be one small step closer to his wish after the basic education department announced the language will soon be offered at schools. In a video clip shared on Tuesday taken from an EFF media briefing from last month, EFF leader Julius Malema can be seen calling for the continent of Africa..
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It pays to be a criminal in South-Africa since unemployed ex-offenders will now receive a social grant for a transitional period after serving their sentences
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South Africa’s prison authorities have proposed paying unemployed ex-offenders a social grant for a transitional period after serving their sentences. The grant would provide thousands who re-enter society every year with some income while they try to put their lives back together. Ex-offenders with a criminal record find it hard to reintegrate into society when..
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Living the luxurious life funded by taxpayers- Ministers’ spouses take their free ride to international destinations
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Cabinet ministers have racked up a R7.6m bill on luxury travel for their wives, husbands, children and other relatives to international destinations such as New York and Paris on taxpayer-funded official trips. This has been revealed in answers to a series of written questions by DA MPs to each of the 35 cabinet ministers in..
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No wonder municipal service delivery is so poor in SA because 50% of city councils bosses are not qualified for the position they currently holds
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Nhlanhla Nene, finance minister, revealed that more than half of the country’s municipal managers and chief financial officers did not meet the minimum eligibility criteria for the position they hold. On inquiry, he said that only 79 of the 218 financial officers were properly qualified, while in nearly 40 municipalities there were vacancies for both..
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Beware of security companies! – Armed robberies are taking place with the help of employees in the security sector
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It appears that most of the armed robberies and burglaries occur because of information from agencies’ offices or even employees. Crime statistics show that businesses in the country are experiencing approximately 55 armed robberies and 195 burglaries a day. If multiplied by the number of working days per year, surprising figures appear on serious economic..
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VIDEO:- Kessie Nair arrested by the Hawks for using the K-word for Cyril Ramaphosa
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Durban – Kessie Nair the Durban man who President Cyril Ramaphosa the derogatory K-word in a Facebook video – that has gone viral – has been arrested by members of the Hawks.
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This ‘gift’ of R370bn from China needs to be scrutinised, don’t you think??
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Given South Africa’s current economic woes, one would think that China’s recently announced investments in the country — the R33-billion loan from the China Development Bank to Eskom and the R370-billion toward a stimulus package — would have resulted in jubilation. But, bar the praises of a few government ministers, the news has gone down like a lead balloon.
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Coming from a black journalist: Do Not Forget, Blacks Stole The Land Too’ – One of the most hotly contested issues in contemporary South Africa is the issue of the land
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It is one of most central boiling points in a volatile nation that threatens to tip over, under immense pressure from disenfranchised black populaces, under brutal siege from far left fascist movements like EFF and COPE, and underwhelmed by massive maladministration from shamelessly corrupt ANC governance. One of the most dangerous and simultaneously unfortunate characteristics..
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