I would like to take a moment to dispel some misconceptions about our government and the path upon which our country finds itself. Firstly, I strongly object to gloomy suggestions that South Africa has become a banana republic. This is absolutely not true. Banana republics export bananas and are propped up by the United States,..
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Banana republics export bananas – Relax, South Africa It’s all under control
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Black-owned And Led Institutions Have A Legacy of Corruption – EFF
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The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) says black-owned and led institutions in South Africa are known for their legacy of nepotism, corruption and kleptocracy. EFF made the assertion while it was celebrating the VSB Mutual Bank decision to shut the Gupta’s business accounts. Earlier this month, it emerged that the VSB Mutual Bank closed the accounts..
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If I’m guilty, Freedom Charter is illegal: Malema on land issue
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Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema has dismissed land invasion charges against him as a ruse to stifle the land debate. “Our call still stands: People must occupy land. That is what the Freedom Charter says and if any court finds me guilty then it will have to find the Freedom Charter an illegal document,”..
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Time to wake up South Africa!! – Slow War against whites in South Africa
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A Slow War is the opposite of the Blitzkrieg. A war so slow that you hardly notice it. A war so slow that those waging it can deny that it is actually happening. Under the fog of war they hide it as “ordinary crime”. The end result is still the same as the Blitzkrieg. Total..
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Babelaas Bathabile Dlamini appointed acting police minister
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Babelaas Batha Hotel has been appointed acting minister of Police whilst Fikile Vuvuzela Mbalula is out of the country Johannesburg – Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini has been appointed acting minister of police until July 7, the police ministry announced on Monday. This is because Police Minister Fikile Mbalula has been invited to attend the..
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Zuma called a Zombie – son to lay charges against FM presenter
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President Jacob Zuma’s son Edward has threatened to lay a charge in the Equality Court against Lotus FM presenter Ravi Govender for calling his father a “zombie”. After the opening of the ANC policy conference at Nasrec in Johannesburg on Friday‚ Govender posted the offending comment on his Facebook page. “Just heard a Zombie Zuma..
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Africa gets generic version of most effective HIV drug
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NAIROBI – The generic version of the most advanced drug against HIV has been introduced in Kenya, a first in Africa where more than 25m have the disease, the NGO Unitaid said. The drug, Dolutegravir (DTG) is the anti-retroviral drug of choice for those living with HIV in developed countries, but its high price has..
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Community Hall Joe Slovo in Cape Town torched – protesters crossed the boundary of barbarism
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Another community hall went up in flames after protesters crossed the boundary of barbarism and set the place on fire. After Bloemfontein’s city hall was destroyed last week, this time it was the turn of the Joe Slovo Community Hall in Milnerton, Cape Town. A resident with unique insight said to the media that burning..
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Riot breaks out at Pretoria prison – inmates are tired of the way they are treated
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Prisoners serving life and long term sentences at Pretoria’s Kgosi Mampuru II prison rioted on Sunday afternoon. The injury count ranged from two to 19‚ as prisoners disputed the official count. The fighting‚ which prompted prison authorities to call in Department of Correctional Services specialised units‚ is over prisoners’ unhappiness with how issues around parole..
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Apartheid prison system was better than what we have now – The white people were doing it better
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A prisoner incarcerated in the Johannesburg Correctional Services facility did not mince his words on Wednesday as he told Parliament officials how prison inmates had been failed by the system. “You are failing us dismally‚” said Ishmael Moshoeshoe‚ an inmate serving a life sentence for murder and other crimes. He has already spent 17 years..
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Zuma calls Malema a ‘crazy boy … a real mental case’
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The president compared Malema to an ‘insane’ person armed with matches threatening to burn a house while still inside. President Jacob Zuma on Saturday addressed delegates attending the party’s KwaZulu-Natal provincial general council in Mpangeni and threw perhaps his most direct off-the-cuff insults yet at EFF leader Julius Malema and UDM leader Bantu Holomisa. In..
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No room to hide: A President caught in the act – Six ways Zuma has betrayed us
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The report “No room to hide: A President caught in the act”‚ which was due to be handed to National Assembly Speaker Baleka Mbete on Wednesday by the civil society group Outa‚ ends by saying Jacob Zuma has breached his constitutional obligations and oath of office in six ways. He has paralysed the criminal justice..
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Shortage of National cancer drug may last until October
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A deadly national cancer drug shortage is approaching its third month and patients may have to go without until October – if they can make it. In February, Nic Basson was diagnosed with glioblastoma multiforme, a fast-growing malignant brain tumour, which is located in his brain’s language centre and affects his ability to communicate. He..
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Two police members receive R11,5 million to sit at home and do nothing
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It cost the taxpayers about R11,5 million rand to suspend two police members and keep them home without having to lift a single finger. This is the total amount currently fired commissioner Riah Phiyega, and the head of crime intelligence, Richard Mdluli received while staying at home. However, the cherry on the cake was that..
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Hospital out of Hell – department calls it a hospital, but patients call it a nightmare
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THE DEPARTMENT CALLS IT A HOSPITAL BUT THE PATIENTS CALL IT A NIGHTMARE. Patients claim they have to bring their own bedding and food. Sometimes they sleep in the corridors and even on the floor. Many patients at Pholosong Hospital in Tsakane, Ekurhuleni in the East-Rand complain about the treatment at the hospital. Patients claimed..
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