On the campaign trail, Gwede Mantashe’s attempt at light humour somewhat backfired, as South Africans didn’t take too kindly to one of his jokes. Ahh, so that’s how you get the electorate onside, then? Gwede Mantashe has been lambasted by social media users after a video of him playfully offering money to a voter surfaced..
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Now this is a new modus operandi for the ANC, or maybe not:- Gwede Mantashe’s joke about buying a vote for R20 has caused a stir [video]
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Pandemonium brakes loose at China Mall – Woman falls to her death in an attempt to escape violent protesters in Durban
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Chaos erupted in the area on Sunday night, when a mob of 100 people burnt and looted local tuckshops.
A man was shot dead and two others wounded after shop owners allegedly opened fire on the mob.
Violent action continued into Monday morning, when roads were blocked off and tyres were set alight.
According to Rescue Care’s Garrith Jamieson, on 25 March 2019, a female, believed to be about 45 years old, fell to her death when she plunged through the roof of a building at China Mall in Inanda Road, Durban. Jamieson said the female was allegedly trying to runaway from incensed protesters when the tragedy occurred.
She fell approx 3m to her death. Paramedics arrived to find her in a state of cardiac arrest. The patient sustained critical injuries and was declared deceased on scene.
It has not yet been established whether the woman was a shop owner or an employee.
Two men who were also trying to escape the mob on the roof also fell through and suffered s
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Eskom crisis as not just a crisis but a potential disaster – Eskom Price Hike To Cost SA 90,000 Mining Jobs – Unemployment rates to rise, all thanks to Eskom!
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Labor unions have threatened strikes over the job cuts at mining firms as well planned reductions at a numerous state-owned companies. JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s gold and platinum mines will shed around 90,000 jobs in the next three years as above-inflation electricity price increases by power utility Eskom add to already soaring operating costs, an..
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Bomb threat at Ernest & Young and Alexander Forbes offices caused a mass evacuation at their building in Sandton
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Employees at Ernest & Young and Alexander Forbes offices in Sandton had to evacuate their buildings after a security threat on Monday afternoon. Sandton Police spokesperson, Captain Granville Meyer said the bomb threat was made telephonically to Ernest & Young. Meyer said police had been deployed to the scene and sniffer dogs were sent to..
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Tito finds himself in a social storm after admitting that too many Africans were appointed to govern South Africa effectively
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Finance Minister, Tito Mboweni finds himself in a social storm after admitting in a radio interview that appointments in government departments are not representative. According to him, the country cannot be regarded as a democratic, non-racial, non-sexist community. According to observers, he said tacitly that too many Africans were appointed who could not do the..
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Terrorist attacked a farm, this time in the Eastern Province, Kirkwood, and this time it was fatal
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A manhunt is underway for three men following a farm attack in the Kirkwood area in which a 51-year-old man was killed. Police spokesperson, Captain Gerda Swart, said the incident happened on the farm Dunbrody when three men attacked a couple and their son early Sunday night. “According to police information, the family was at..
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Farmers give them a home, work, food and other perks and then this happens:- Farmer gruesomely attacked by farm workers
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Farm attack took place in Zeerust on 23 March 2019, at about 18H00. Mr. and Mrs. Scheepers was attacked by two men, one of whom was a farm worker, about 20 km outside Zeerust on their farm. One of the workers started working on the farm on 8 January 2019. He had been absent due..
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Port Elizabeth’s New Sh*thole – SAPS Barracks at Mount Road reflects sad reflection of ANC-regime incapability to reign SA
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Rats the size of cats, thousands of cockroaches, maggots, broken toilets and urine being thrown out of the windows are among the disgusting findings at the police residential quarters in Port Elizabeth. Some of these squalid conditions at the Mount Road police station barracks were witnessed first-hand during a tour of the building on Tuesday…
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The Road Accident Fund disaster – Victims could be left destitute, despite the high fuel levy we pay for accident insurance
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Both the chairman and the chief executive officer of the Road Accident Fund (RAF) admitted in the latest annual report that the fund is insolvent, with liabilities exceeding assets by more than R206 billion at end March 2018. The annual report states that the fund “has been insolvent since 1981”. The total liabilities with regards..
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South-Africa under ANC leadership, there are no human rights!
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Accelerated socio economic transformation the key to human rights and better future for all. The ANC is in contempt of the South African Constitution’s prescriptions that guarantee human rights and, thus, voters must express their contempt for the ANC by rejecting the party on 8 of May, 2019, at the polls. There are numerous examples:..
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The truth behind #RollingBlackouts: Are South African citizens kept hostage, to give the One Trillion Rand nuclear deal approval?
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Eskom, a state-owned entity, and the designated procurer for South Africa’s new nuclear build programme has gone on a charm offensive and commissioned a study in 2017 already that has shown the multibillion-rand benefits of its Koeberg nuclear power station. Eskom also previously released the results of a KPMG study that looked at Koeberg’s socio-economic..
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Boeremag family member claims their release in court – Unlawful incarceration continues after 17 years
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On 26 March 2019 there will be a watershed court case, which will determine whether there is any space left in the South African courts for the constitution and international covenants. It will show whether revenge on, and oppression of, the Boer people pertains such a priority in South Africa that it negates all justice…
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#BlackPrivilege: Through their destructive strikes, students have managed to get the ANC regime to write off debt worth millions of Rands – 50,000 votes are probably not to be wasted with the upcoming election?
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The government has announced that there are R1bn available for writing off over 50,000 student debt. Apparently, it is debt incurred by “previously disadvantaged” who do not include white students. The students, through their destructive strikes, managed to get the government to write off their debts. Observers are of the opinion that the worst is..
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Energy minister Jeff Radebe is embroiled in a mystery $1bn (R14.5bn) oil deal in war-ravaged South Sudan
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Energy minister, Jeff Radebe is entangled in a secret $1bn (R14.5bn) oil deal in war-ravaged South Sudan, but his investment pledge has raised eyebrows in government circles – and could land him in hot water. The minister’s team has already spent about R20m pursuing the mystery deal, including hiring a private jet to travel to..
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Eskom lying through its teeth- phase 6 load shedding applied on Thursday – Eskom not a power provider, but rather a power interrupter!
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Consumers say Eskom is not a power provider, but rather a power interrupter. Although the power interrupter, namely Eskom, proclaims one lie story after another, it is very clear to consumers that Phase 6 was applied on Thursday. In parts of Pretoria, there were not less than four power outages on Thursday, and there are..
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