The EFF said in a statement that churches owned large parts of the land and that these land should now be declared state-owned. Observers point out that when we speak about land expropriation , absolutely no land will be safe as soon as the process begins. The agricultural organizations and other parties who are following..
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South Africa’s churches are not indemnified from land expropriation without compensation, EFF calls for it to be declared state property
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Get the candles ready and brace yourself for another round of load shedding since Eskom’s power stations only have a ten-day coal reserve left
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More than 25% of Eskom’s power stations only have coal for ten more days. The “big” plan to drive coal from Medupi to Ellisras to the Eastern Transvaal power stations apparently did not happen. With the coming rainy season it will be even harder to transport coal, and wet coal is often given as a..
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Cape Town MetroRail under pressure, hires minibuses to transport commuters
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MetroRail operating in the City of Cape Town is struggling to fulfill its transport duties as sabotage continues to cripple the service. The last three years have been a nightmare for MetroRail, which has, on average, lost over 50 carriages a year due to arson and vandalism. Operations have been especially hard hit this year, with..
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Female student arrested with R10m at OR Tambo International Airport
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A South African female student has been arrested with almost R10 million in cash at the OR Tambo International Airport. The South African Revenue Services (Sars)’s Customs made the bust when she was about to board a Hong Kong flight on Tuesday night. The woman was intercepted by officials when the flight was about to..
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Schools in SA are lawless institutions serving as training centers for criminals and not for educational purposes
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Only a few incidents that received attention last month are a pupil who performed a lapdance at the Sikhululekile Secondary School in Pretoria, racist pupils of the Genl. Smuts High School in Vereeniging, who last Friday spoke against white teachers and refused to attend classes, pupils involved in gang fighting and a Eldorado Park Secondary..
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From the horse’s mouth: ANC’s election head, Fikele, declares that South Africa is a Banana republic
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The ANC’s electoral president, Fikele Mbalula (photo), declared that South Africa is a Banana republic and his reason for giving this statement is that foreigners without any documents have been allowed to operate businesses in South-Africa. Suddenly, Spaza shops run by foreigners must be regulated by government. Foreigners are welcome, but should do it legally…
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China gifts SA with R370bn, is that a real gift or are there ulterior motives!
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has secured nearly R370-billion in financing from the Chinese government towards an economic stimulus package.
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Constitutional Court ruled that the word “Boer” – as used in a so-called struggle song – is not in itself hate speech
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The finding of the Constitutional Court that the word “Boer” – as used in a so-called struggle song – is not in itself hate speech, but that it may be inappropriate is a technical statement and can be misinterpreted that the word is being used as free speech and therefore such songs can be used. Dr…
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Hawks arrest Northern Cape traffic officer after finding out he issued illegal learners and driver licenses the past few years
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The Hawks, a Tactical Response Team and the Local Crime Unit arrested a traffic officer and a driving school owner who issued illegal learners and driver licenses since 2014. The two used the traffic offices in Prieska over weekends to “sell” the licenses. Both will soon appear in the court in Prieska. Read the original..
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How on earth does a DHL truck manage to cross the SA border with 87 illegal immigrants inside?
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The provincial traffic police stopped a truck with the company DHL’s badges on it near Pietersburg and found that 87 Malawian citizens were in the truck without any legal documentation. The question of how the truck passed through customs control at Beit Bridge has not yet been answered. Meanwhile, three Limpopo traffic officials have appeared..
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The DA is just as bad as the ANC party – Fire trucks under DA’s management, broken
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Claims that the DA are doing belter in managing their cities than the ANC are proven wrong. After the devastating fire that occurred in the Johannesburg city center, it became clear that it is not only the ANC who fails to maintain essential equipment. The DA mayor of Johannesburg, Herman Mashaba, had to admit that..
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Ramaphosa is spreading fake news by suggesting that resistance to land expropriation without compensation is becoming less and less
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has made the claim that the resistance to land expropriation without compensation is becoming is declining as the government consults with the opponents. “Ramaphosa believes and spreads fake news,” was the reaction of a member of the TAU’s Executive Committee. “Ramaphosa was invited to attend TLU SA Congress next week in Pretoria,..
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October fuel price outlook is a ‘major concern’ for Minister of Energy
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Increasing rand weakness against the dollar will not bode well for the fuel price in October, Minister of Energy Jeff Radebe warned on Wednesday evening.
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SA taxpayers have to fork out even more money for Zuma and wives to uphold their lavish living style after National Assembly agrees to pay his pension and medical aid package
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The National Assembly has agreed to former President Jacob Zuma’s pension and medical aid package, in spite of a fierce pushback from opposition parties. The decision went 197 votes in favour and 95 against, with no abstentions. African National Congress (ANC) MPs were under a three-line whip and were called from committee meetings for the..
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Has Ramaphosa sold South Africa’s soul to the highest bidder after loan agreements with China?
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has once again rejected suggestions that China is a new coloniser and that his government has sold South Africa to the country by signing loan agreements for state-owned enterprises (SOEs). “What we [government] are not in the habit of doing is handing over the assets of our country to any other country..
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