After months of continued revelations regarding the intrigue that is Steinhoff, the reclusive mastermind behind the tangled web, Markus Jooste, will finally appear before Parliament on Wednesday.
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Steinhoff Saga:- Markus Jooste plans to dodge Parliament’s tough questions
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Black South-African farmer pleads with parliament to leave land constitution alone – land expropriation without compensation, don’t do it!
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Ramodisa Monaisa travelled from his small farm in the North West to Parliament where he had one request for MPs tasked with deciding if the Constitution should be amended to allow land expropriation without compensation: don’t do it. On the outskirts of Mahikeng, in an area called Mareetsane, Monaisa employs just one person on his..
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Government of SA is to blame that we are excluded from US tariff relief
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South Africa has been left out of countries to receive relief from steel and aluminium tariffs from US President Donald Trump’s administration. This is after Trump reportedly signed proclamations permitting targeted relief from steel and aluminium quotas from countries including South Korea, Brazil and Argentina and on aluminium from Argentina. South Africa was among developing..
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Ramaphosa’s Communist Policies Drag South Africa Into Recession For First Time in a Decade! Agriculture Down 30%
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A massive decline in the agricultural sector accompanied by smaller declines in transport and retail consumer sectors have dragged the South African economy into recession after nearly a decade of growth. It is a huge blow to President Ramaphosa’s controversial reforms.
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Petrol predicted to hit R19 by end of 2018
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Petrol price is set to increase for the fifth time this year due to a weaker rand. Deputy editor at Finacial Mail Sikonathi Mantshantsha says he is predicting that South Africans will be paying R19 per litre of petrol by the end of 2018. The rand weakened to about R14 after Argentina increased its interest..
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Dumb Soweto businessman in hot water after bomb threat to US embassy over Trump tweet
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A response to US President Donald Trump’s tweet about land expropriation in SA has landed a Soweto businessman in trouble. Freeman Bhengu is being investigated by police after allegedly sending a bomb threat to the US embassy in Pretoria. Sources close to the investigation said the caller had used his cellphone to make the call,..
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Brave mom fights off barbaric knife-wielding attacker during farm invasion
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In a desperate bid to save her daughter during a farm attack‚ a Darnall woman flung herself at a knife-wielding attacker in the early hours of Monday morning. It is understood that the woman‚ living on a sugarcane farm north of Durban‚ had been roused by the screams of her daughter. The girl had been..
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No wonder China’s Xi Jinping are supporting land reform since they will benefit from the stolen land in terms of coal mining
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has given South Africa’s land reform policy the thumbs up. This has been revealed by President Cyril Ramaphosa, who is on a state visit in Beijing. Ramaphosa was hosted by Jinping at the State House on Sunday and will on Monday co-chair a Forum on China-Africa Cooperation. Following Donald Trump’s tweet..
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EFF leader, Julius Malema under attack by his own followers – his car was smashed with stones and his bodyguards were forced to fire live ammunition while escorting him to safety
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EFF students attacked Malema’s car with stones and his bodyguards had to open fire on them to protect their red leprechaun leader. The bodyguards of EFF leader Julius Malema allegedly fired live rounds at party members who threw bottles at his car when he was leaving a party conference on Saturday in Gauteng. The party’s..
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WATCH: Students at University of Limpopo refuse to write difficult exam
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In videos that went viral on social media, hundreds of students from the University of Limpopo (UL) can be seen exiting a lecture hall because the exam they were set to write was ‘too difficult’. UL’s spokesperson Johannes Selepe, confirmed to IOL that the video is authentic, adding that investigations are underway and action will..
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Nedbank confirms that farmers will still have to repay their loan debt even though the ANC regime stole their farm
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The Nedbank Bank Group has confirmed that mortgagees will still be held responsible for repayment of loans, even if their land would be expropriated without compensation. This news was confirmed by Kedibonea Molopyane, head of Nedbank’s media department. According to the bank, a loan agreement is binding regardless of any form of so-called land reform…
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When Inequality Equals Equality – Misogynistic Sharia Law Recognised in South Africa For The Sake of Inclusiveness!
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A South African court has ruled that Sharia Law (Islamic law) marriages which oppress women, must be recognized by the state to give women more protection in case of divorce. Incredulously, the ruling is “an enormous victory,” according to activists.
According to a court ruling on Friday, South Africa is failing its constitutional obligations by not recognizing traditional marriages between Muslims. Seems this has a higher priority over equality…
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#FarmersLivesMatter How many Black and Coloured Farmers Have Been Brutally Tortured and Murdered in South Africa?
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South Africans have been Thanking President Trump for His recent Tweet where he expressed concern over the plague of farm murders in SA. They have been taking to social media, making videos and even emailing the Whitehouse directly. Yet still a large portion of the black community and mainstream media refuse to moderate their Anti-White Racism.
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Des Van Rooyen lost no time in the treasury
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On December 9 2015, ANC backbencher Des van Rooyen was appointed finance minister. Four days later, after intense pressure, then-president Jacob Zuma rescinded his appointment, shifted him to the co-operative governance and traditional affairs department and appointed Pravin Gordhan to control the nation’s purse strings.
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