Cyril Ramaphosa’s advisors he recently appointed to solve Eskom’s mess with constructive advice is slowly but surely abandoning their jobs. His appointed team is shrinking by the day with a second member of the committee who decided to resign. The task team is intended to advise the ANC government on what needs to be done..
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Advisers appointed to solve Eskom’s mess AWOLS while the general manager of Actom Power Systems resigns from the team as she is not looking forward to the pile of work waiting for her
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Unisa closes its doors after negotiations between the radical National Student Representative Council (NSRC) and the university authorities fail
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Negotiations between the radical National Student Representative Council (NSRC) and the university authorities culminated in a dead-end and decided to close its doors temporarily. The closure is applicable to all Unisa’s campuses across South Africa, as the government is unwavering that it cannot accommodate larger numbers of students. The University of South Africa (Unisa) can..
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Foolish decision by controversial municipal manager sends off a major disaster, can it be attributed to corruption or incompetence to make decisions wisely?
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The overall bankrupt municipality of Fetakgomo Tubatse, which includes towns of Burgersfort, Ohrigstad, Steelpoor, made the foolish decision to dismiss an existing contractor who asked R500,000 to wire homes for electricity. Instead of the company, a new contract was accepted where Eskom would do the job at a huge R9.8m. Patience Busane, the controversial municipal..
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The ANC regime needs to take responsibility for the chaos in SA schools – too few schools for black learners has been built as well as a shortage of resources, now traditional Model C schools are forced to cater to teach English speaking students
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On Wednesday, schools reopened for the new school year, but thousands of scholars do not yet know where to go because there are too few schools and too few teachers. In some schools, classrooms are so crowded that black pupils sit on buckets with an old beer desk crate for a desk. It is reported..
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Breaking News: Pretoria train crash – Fingers pointed at ANC “negligence” for deadly collision
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After four people were killed in the Pretoria train crash, the DA have wasted no time in finding a source of blame for the horrific accident. Four people have been killed and more than 200 people were injured following the Pretoria train crash on Tuesday morning. A head-on collision saw both trains derail, causing carnage..
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Thousands of social support applications found dumped in a field in the Free State – Can the government explain how did this happen and confirm whether the applications were processed before they were dumped
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The Democratic Alliance claims it found “thousands” of social support applications dumped in a field in the Free State on Monday. “It is heartbreaking that the applications were for abused children and complainants without any source of income and who turned to the department in the hopes that their situation would be turned around,” DA..
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EFF warns of ‘maximum’ ‘anarchy’ if government doesn’t scrap university registration fees – What arrogance coming from them, seems like they want everything in life for free!
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The EFF Students Command (EFFSC) held a press conference on Monday at the party’s headquarters in Braamfontein where they listed a series of demands, including the shut down of the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS). Other demands included that “no students must be turned back due to lack of space” and that “all certificates”..
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Syndicates exploits SA as a trade route for illegal drugs – Cocaine worth R720m seized on ship in Port Elizabeth docks
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Port Elizabeth – The Directorate of Priority Crime (Hawks) on Tuesday said they have seized cocaine coming from Brazil with a street value of R720 million in the Port Elizabeth docks. The bust was made at the Port Of Ngqura, Coega Harbour and netted 706 kilograms of the drug packed into one kilogram bags. The..
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SA’s youth jobless rate world’s worst: Not all students equipped with basics in primary school, says analyst – what would one expect else with the poor foundation-phase education system of the ANC-regime
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An education expert believes a fundamental problem with South Africa’s education system is that not all students are equipped with the basics in primary school. This comes after the Spectator Index ranked South Africa’s youth unemployment rate as the highest in the world. Of the countries it ranked, the Spectator Index said the five countries..
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eThekwini slams those opposed to R20m statues as being against black unity – Taxpayers in Durban will have to cough up for the erection of two new statues of terrorists worth R20m to promote black unity in the province
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Two new statues of terrorists will cost Durban taxpayers R20m. The erection of the statues is alleged to promote black unity in the province. However to the cost of whom? The municipality believe that terrorists Nelson Mandela and Oliver Tambo will be “honored” in this way and will encourage to promote black unity. The previous..
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Price shock beckons if Nersa authorize Eskom’s request- National power provider demands 45% increase in tariffs – Now taxpayers have to pay for state institution’s incompetence
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National power provider, Eskom’s application to Nersa will be heard in Cape Town next week. Nersa has already approved a 4.41% increase, but now Eskom is demanding 15% annually over the next three years, which is three times the official inflation figure. Energy expert Ted Blom says the application should be scrapped until the forensic..
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African mentality in SA exceeds all expectations – If we fail then we burn down the schools!
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Two schools in Natal were burnt down, probably by pupils who failed the recent matric exams. The Mvuzo High School in Pietermaritzburg was opened in 2017 and since then it has experienced 16 burglaries. The Department of Education threatens not to rebuild schools that are destroyed. The barbaric behavior of scholars is one of the..
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State-owned arms manufacturer, Denel slammed for appointing a white male as the group chief executive
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The Liberated Metalworkers Union of South Africa (Limusa) on Monday rejected the appointment of Daniel du Toit as the group chief executive of State-owned arms manufacturer, Denel, saying that the minister of public enterprises must implement employment equity recommendations. The department of public enterprises last month announced Du Toit as the new group chief executive..
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It pays to be a criminal in SA – Sorghum beer, drugs found in Westville prison search
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A routine search at the Westville Medium B prison in Durban on Monday resulted in the confiscation of a number of prohibited items such as sorghum beer and drugs, the department of correctional services said. The search was part of the department’s annual Operation Vala security campaign, which resulted in numerous unauthorised items being confiscated..
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South Africa’s public education system a disgrace – The real matric pass rate in South Africa’s is actually 40%
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Minister of Basic Education Angie Motshekga has announced the matric pass rate for the class of 2018 – 78.2%. The “real” matric pass rate is much lower, however, when you take the total cohort of students who started school and would eventually become the matric class of 2018. Looking at the number of learners enrolled..
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