South Africa’s state arms company, Denel as requested a R2.8-billion ($200-million) bailout from government. Denel was once part of the country’s thriving defence industry but like many other state owned entities was mismanaged and affected by corruption during the former president Jacob Zuma years which lead to a financial crisis. CEO Danie du Toit was..
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ANC-regime stretching public finances by issuing bailouts to keep bankrupt SEO’s afloat – Denel requests a R2.8bn bailout from government
Mkhwebane raises a stink, protects politicians in R631 million toilet scandal and resuscitate discredited SARS ‘rogue unit’ claims
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The current Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane – actually a Zuma appointed spy – is a joke a day. It is bizarre that she calls a common “longdrop” – wait for this – “VIP toilet top structures” in her just released report that found that there was no political interference in the tender process when a..
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SA president gallivants while the country is being burned down, crime rockets and SEO’s splurging taxpayers money
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While the country is burning, murders are increasing daily and government entities are splurging more and more money, the ANC president of the country is gallivanting throughout the globe from one assembly to another. He and his entire troop of ministers and other GDP have just returned from the G5 summit where he blasted his..
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Appointment of white CEO at Mango kicks up a storm – Black management Forum objects since he is white and because of skin colour not qualified for the position
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The appointment of Nico Bezuidenhout as Chief Executive Officer of Mango triggered hysteria at the Black Management Forum (BMF). The BMF will do everything in its power to fight the appointment. Their objection is that he is a white man and apparently is not qualified for the position. Bezuidenhout stated that his previous experience at..
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Funds allocated to Prasa will now be used to bailout failed Sanral e-toll systems
Farm Manager ‘thrown into fire’ during violent ‘farm invasion’ in KZN
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FARM ATTACK – A farm manager in KwaZulu-Natal was hospitalised with burns on Saturday after “violent thugs” invaded a farm, set it alight and allegedly threw him into the flames. IFP MP Inkosi Bhekizizwe Luthuli revealed details about the incident in a statement on Sunday on behalf of the Mathulini Communal Property Association. “The perpetrators..
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Joburg is a danger zone! Residents are exposed to dangerously high levels of uranium creating grave concern over the health impact of the mining industry on city-dwellers
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Research conducted by North West University research professor Frank Winde in conjunction with scientists from Germany found high levels of uranium exposure in Johannesburg residents, according to a report in the Sunday Times. Hair samples collected from Johannesburg residents found that exposure to dangerous chemicals and substances was a major problem in certain areas, and..
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Correctional services: Thousands e-devices that cost taxpayers R1.8 billion rotting in storage
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The department of correctional services has allegedly spent nearly R2bn on a programme to fit prisoners who are out on parole with electronic monitoring devices, but these devices remain unused because they can apparently only be fixed in Israel. In one of the department’s most ambitious projects yet, it had hoped to electronically tag 10,000..
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#Blackprivilege: Community members who neither buy nor pay for electricity services outraged after electricity supply was cut and demands Eskom to restore power
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Eskom and municipalities lose about R4bn per annum, due to electricity theft. The power utility said over the past three years it has disconnected 76 931 illegal power connections. Informal settlements in Protea South and Kwa-Thema are the areas where illegal power cables stretch like cobwebs to provide electricity to more than 6000 residents. A..
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Dutch parliament ‘strongly opposes’ ANC’s racist land expropriation plan against white farmers in SA
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The Solidarity Movement – which includes trade union Solidarity – said that it welcomed a motion adopted by the Dutch parliament on Thursday that “spoke out strongly” against steps being taken to allow for land expropriation in South Africa. The motion was tabled by Martijn van Helvert of the Christian Democratic Appeal and Kees van..
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City of Joburg only has 6 working fire engines – it is definitely currently facing a crisis when it comes to its firefighting capabilities
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The City’s Emergency Medical Services (EMS) spokesperson, Nana Radebe, confirmed to News24 that the municipality had 12 fire engines at the moment, six of which have gone for repairs. They are expected back next week. One Johannesburg resident was left fuming on Wednesday after his Linden house was gutted by a fire. The City had..
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Disgruntled community members torched primary school following a protest against lack of electricity – How stupid can you be, asking for free education and now this?
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Gauteng education MEC Panyaza Lesufi is adamant that the department will not fix a primary school in Katlehong, Ekurhuleni, that was burnt down by community members complaining about the lack of electricity. Lesufi visited the Katlehong Primary School on Thursday, and said the department would arrange for the children at the school to be relocated..
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Julius Malema loses court application on “apartheid law” – Riotous Assemblies Act will not be declared unconstitutional
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JOHANNESBURG – EFF leader Julius Malema’s application to declare the Riotius Assemblies Act unconstitutional has been dismissed by the High Court in Pretoria. Malema challenged the constitutionality of the Act, saying the State was using apartheid-era legislation to prosecute him. The charges relate to two incidents back in 2014 and 2016 in which the EFF..
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Julius Malema says EFF ‘would take up arms’ to control South Africa – “Where there’s a need to use violence to stop violence, we will use it!”
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When Julius Malema hits fifth gear, it’s very unlikely that any words he uses will come out minced. The EFF leader delivered on his most fiery press conferences in recent memory, attacking opposition parties, the media and even some of their own members. Juju blasted the DA over reports they are fining homeless people for..
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Stats show that there has been a sharp rise in SA migrants, with 8,200 people moving to New Zealand between April 2018 and April 2019
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New emigration statistics show that an increasing number of South Africans are leaving for Australia and New Zealand. This is backed by local information from immigration companies who have also reported a rise in the number of queries from South Africans looking to move their families overseas. The Department of Home Affairs does not keep..
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