South Africans are faced with the constant increases in the cost of living and an ailing economy, forcing consumers to cut down on spending across the board. For a small percentage of the population, healthcare costs are covered by medical aid, but only an estimated 16% of South Africans have such coverage while the rest..
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Day hospitals: The answer to rising health costs?
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Home Affairs minister realise their stupidity : SA must tighten its Home Affairs immigration policies
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Muzi Chris Khumalo Atlast they realise their stupidity of turning South Africa into State of all african immigrants. South Africa must tighten its immigration policies and strictly protect its borders — even if this is labelled anti-African behaviour, says Home Affairs Minister Hlengiwe Mkhize. The government could no longer be lenient when it faced the..
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Sars loses bid to appeal ruling on Malema – another setback in legal battle against EFF leader
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The South African Revenue Service (Sars) has suffered another setback in its legal battles against Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema. On Friday Judge Tati Makgoka dismissed the application by Sars for leave to appeal a 2016 judgment that partly favoured Malema. Sars wanted the High Court in Pretoria to rule that former judge Mabel..
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The Path To Freedom Must Be Decided By The Boer Afrikaner People
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The Boer-Afrikaner Volksraad (BAV) has completed its mandate, and now it is for the people to decide on what further action must be taken to get the indisputable right to self-determination. For this reason, the BAV is calling on the people to meet again on Saturday, 3 June 2017 at 10:00 at the Paardekraal Monument..
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The real reason SA’s doctors won’t deliver your baby
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Medico-legal litigation has exploded. As of March 2016, claims against the health department from the previous five years stood at more than R37‑billion. By October that year, the figure had jumped to R51‑billion — or a third of the whole public healthcare budget if we had to pay every cent. The medico-legal litigation pandemic threatens..
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Medical aid board says SA has no choice but to back NHI
DA is confusing, now they claim that Zille is not suspended.
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The Democratic Alliance (DA) has issued a statement saying Helen Zille has not yet been suspended, refuting an announcement by leader Mmusi Maimane that the suspension was in effect. The party released a statement on Saturday following a response from Zille saying the DA had not allowed her fair opportunity to justify why she should..
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Medical fraud costs the country’s economy
Why is Bathabile Dlamini licking a cup in parliament?
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Whatever the social development minister is drinking must have been so good she could not let a single drop go to waste. A video of Social Development Minister and ANC Women’s League leader Bathabile Dlamini in parliament has emerged that once again triggers questions about her sobriety. In the video, the minister can be seen..
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Urgent review of death penalty for South-Africa proposed at National Assembly
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On Thursday, DA MP Zak Mbhele proposed in the National Assembly the urgent need to review death penalty following the recent spate of brutal killings of women in the country. Death Penalty Review: Death sentences are seen as cruel and unusual in the same way that being struck by lightning is cruel and unusual. New..
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Boys turned Karoo road trip into dance-off Internet sensation
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Three young Afrikaans men on a road trip to the Karoo have become dancing to Brenda Fassie’s Vulindlela. A video clip of Ryan Hayes, 23, and his friends Jaco Stofberg, 19, and Marnus Kruger, 26, strutting their moves has been viewed more than 1.2 million times in less than three weeks on social media. “We..
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SA On the fast track to a dictatorship: A climate of fear is being deliberately fostered by the regime
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MK vets are displaying pure intimidation, paving the road towards tyranny. It may have only been a small group of protesters; they may have been carrying no weapons and they may not have acted violently – but they represent a frightening future for this country. The uniformed Umkhonto weSizwe (MK) veterans who gathered outside the..
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DA lays treason charge against Zuma, Gupta Inc. and many more !!
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The Democratic Alliance has laid charges against Jacob Zuma, three Gupta brothers and eight others of treason, racketeering and corruption. DA leader Mmusi Maimane said on Tuesday that the party has accused those allegedly implicated in state capture of violating the Prevention of Combatting of Corrupt Activities Act and the Prevention of Organised Crime Act…
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DA protects corrupt officer in Mossel Bay despite of court ruling
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Although he has already been convicted of fraud, corruption, money laundering and violations of the Municipal Finance Management Act in a court, Marius Botha, Mossel Bay’s chief financial officer, is still in his post. The DA manages this municipality, and now it appears that they try to protect Botha despite the court ruling and the..
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Treason, corruption charges brought against Zuma and Guptas – Just another day in SA
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DA leader Mmusi Maimane has laid charges of treason, corruption and racketeering against President Jacob Zuma and several others. The charges were laid by Maimane at the Cape Town Police Station this morning and form a long list against Zuma and the Gupta brothers – Atul, Ajay and Rajesh – as well as Ashu Chawla..
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