The Public Servants Association (PSA) says it will shut down South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) offices on Monday, after Minister of Social Development Susan Shabangu failed to consider the union’s demands.
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STRIKE:- Sassa will ‘cripple’ operations – PSA
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After a Quarter Century of Black Rule in SA, “Blacks” Still Blame “Whites” For EVERYTHING! When will blacks appropriate accountability, responsibility, duty and honour?
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Despite being in charge and control of everything from Taxes, Budget, Finance, Police, Army, Hospitals, Roads, Municipalities, Councils, Parliament, Judiciary, Customs, etc. etc. the black majority government in South has been unable to do anything more than consume the wealth that whites created prior to 1994.
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Well Eskom are looking at taking R67-billion out of your pocket
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The objections to Eskom’s efforts to claw back almost R67-billion in revenue began in earnest this week as the first round of public hearings into the matter got underway.
But this is not the end of attempts by the power utility to recover money it believes it is owed.
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Mangaung Will Be First Metro To Collapse: DA
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(from left): Rossouw Botes, Hardy Viviers and David Maseou at the DA Bloemfontein offices on Wednesday. Unless matters in Bloemfontein change and urgent action is taken, it is likely that the Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality will be the first metro in the country to collapse due to poor management and administration. This is according to the..
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Residents of Imizamo Yethu protest about basic services
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CAPE TOWN – A group of protesting Imizamo Yethu residents is demanding basic services.
The residents have been at loggerheads with the City of Cape Town since last year when a fire devastated the area
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Hermanus: Tense after standoff between police and protesters
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Red Ant security personnel were called in on Friday to dismantle illegal structures and evict people who had occupied land. A group of about 200 people from Zwelihle had protested outside the municipal offices‚ vowing not to be evicted. Municipal manager Coenie Groenewald said the land occupation was illegal.
Hermanus Community Policing Forum spokesperson Caroline Gabb said on Monday: “The situation is Zwelihle is tense. Residents are being intimidated and prevented from going to work. Taxis aren’t operating
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