Protesting reported, 30 April 2018, by Front Nasionaal SA, at Cape Town train station. Protesting today and wondering why there are no trains the next day!
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Cape Town station chaos
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What white privilege Mr. Maimane?
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DA leader Mmusi Maimane seemed to have really opened a can of worms with his tactless remark on white privilege last week, using his own wife in the crudest manner imaginable as an example.
No wonder Times Live nominated him “Mamparra of the week” this morning.
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Commercial farmers wrongfully blamed for ANC’s incompetence
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Here follow excerpts from the speech delivered by FF Plus MPL, Tammy Wessels, in the Free State Legislature during the budget vote debate of the Free State Department of Agriculture.
During the budget vote debate of the Free State Department of Agriculture, all the ANC members of the Legislature who participated in the debate referred to the white oppressor, the farmers who stole the land from black people and they blamed white monopoly capital for all the ruling party’s shortcomings.
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Toll Fees, Petrol to add to consumer debt burden
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Consumers already owing R1.37-trillion in debt will feel more heat from higher fuel and toll prices in May, said a debt expert.
Neil Roets, CEO of Debt Rescue, said in a statement that consumers will also have to contend with financial pressures from the 1% VAT increase.
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Will Bantu Supremacy in South Africa Spark Another “Rwandan Genocide” Which Was Also Perpetrated by The Bantu?
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The Zulu and Xhosa in South Africa and the Hutu in Rwanda, who committed the Rwandan Genocide, are all part of the same Bantu tribe and both are a Majority Government where oppression of the minorities, suppression of Freedom of Speech and racism and xenophobia are rife!
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Gauteng Education MEC horrified over “racist” hanging doll
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The Gauteng Education MEC was left shell-shocked when he walked outside his office to find peopling “hanging” a doll of him.
South Africans are furious after a tweet from Gauteng Education Minister Panyaza Lesufi went viral for all the wrong reasons. While the issue involves Lesufi, the fury is definitely not directed at him.
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Christo Wiese, Resigned Chairperson, sues Steinhoff
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Resigned Steinhoff chairperson, Christo Wiese, has lodged a claim of R59-billion against Steinhoff International. In a statement released on Thursday afternoon Wiese’s Titan Group, announced that it had served a summons on Steinhoff for the amount which related to investments made into the retailer in 2015 and 2016. In one case, companies in the Titan..
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Zuma Asks Why it Took so Long to introduce Free Education
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Former President Jacob Zuma has reportedly questioned why it’s taken the country so long to introduce free higher education for poor and working-class students.
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Port St Johns municipal workers end seven-month strike
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Municipal workers returned to work in Port St Johns on Monday after an on-off strike which has lasted seven months, leaving the town strewn with garbage.
Municipal workers had been on an intermittent strike since last year, demanding the dismissal of the municipal manager and the implementation of wage promises they say were not kept. According to South African Municipal Workers’ Union (SAMWU) spokesperson Andile Bara the problems started in 2013 when seven SAMWU shop stewards were fired after a strike over wages.
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Victory in constitutional court for Transnet pensioners
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The FF Plus is pleased that today the Constitutional court ruled in favour of the Transnet pensioners seeing as the matter became a matter of faith for many of the approximately 40 000 impoverished pensioners who are suffering greatly.
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Another VAT payout from SARS to Guptas worth R89-million
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The South African Revenue Service has for the second time allowed a multi-million-rand VAT repayment claimed by a Gupta-owned business to be paid to a third party, court documents show.
Times Select has learned that, on April 11, SARS made a payment of R89-million, meant for Optimum Coal Mine, to a third party, a company named In House Wages.
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Cyril lost his shine – Now His Own People Is Hunting For Him
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Ramaphosa lost his shine amongst his own supporters very fast. They want to nail him because:
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That’s why we don’t want to pay TV license – SABC spent R680,000 for bosses to hang out in Cape Town
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The SABC spent more than R680‚000 on the travel costs of board members and officials to testify before a parliamentary ad hoc committee‚ only for some to refuse to testify once they got there.
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The DA caucus supports motion of no confidence in Patricia de Lille
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The Cape Town Democratic Alliance (DA) caucus has supported the motion of no confidence against mayor Patricia De Lille after a three-hour-long caucus, says deputy caucus leader JP Smith.
An internal motion of no confidence against Cape Town Mayor Patricia De Lille was passed during a …..
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Minimum wage is an insult – Workers Will Occupy Major Cities Until Government Listens
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Thousands of workers marched through JHB on Wednesday afternoon. Protesters say the working labour force simply can’t accept the minimum wage.
South African Federation of Trade Union (Saftu)’s Zwelinzima Vavi says workers will occupy major cities across South Africa if government refuses to listen to their objections to the proposed labour laws.
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