Unconfirmed reports say farmers are now exporting money to foreign banks, fearing that Ramaphosa can also confiscate it. After all, farmers are also beginning to sell their equipment and transfer the money to foreign banks for the purpose of buying or renting land elsewhere, but not in South Africa or Namibia. Information received from farmers..
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ANC’s ground theft program is petrifying farmers who are now making plans to protect themselves from total bankruptcy
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Uncovering the Truth – why Eskom is employing loadshedding and neither Jan van Riebeeck nor Apartheid can be blamed for the failed state entity
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An anonymous engineer at Eskom revealed on social media the problems and forecasting of the failed state entity. 50% of coal power stations are out of order and will only be operational again in three years time. Four of the six turbines at one power station have “broke down” due to poor grade coal (supplied..
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Numsa members threatening a major strike at Kulula Airways right before Christmas demanding a salary increase as well as a 13th check
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British Airways and Comair met on Thursday with the Commission of Arbitration to prevent a possible strike by Numsa members. Members of Numsa demands a 13th check, travel allowance and a 12% salary increase. Comair ensures that in the event of a strike, interruptions will be minimized. Meanwhile, Comair denied accusations of racism by Numsa,..
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Mbalula receives R680,000 for family vacation in Dubai, it is not sure whether taxpayers have funded a portion of holiday
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Despite the findings by the Public Protector that Mbalula has received at least R300,000 from Sedgars Sport for a family vacation in Dubai, the ANC still declared their full confidence in him. The National Prosecuting Authority has indicated that they will check the OB’s report before deciding whether to prosecute. The ride cost R680,000 and..
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Can the sinking ship be saved? – Denel’s deterioration attributed to political appointments of incompetent people in key positions with no knowledge of the arms industry, now the state entity has appointed a new Chief Executive Officer
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The Cabinet approved Daniel du Toit’s appointment as Chief Executive Officer at Denel. He will immediately pay attention to superficial contracts entered into during the state hijacking period. Cost cuts will also be one of its priorities. The arms manufacturer has deteriorated dramatically over recent years due to the political appointments made in top management..
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Image went viral where woman casually wears SAPS uniform while doing groceries at a retail outlet – what a humiliation to the SAPS
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An unidentified woman was pictured recently wearing the South African Police Service (SAPS) uniform in a casual way. Twitter parody account @AdvBarryRoux shared the image earlier today. It’s unclear where it was taken. The had untucked her shirt, pulled the bottom of her pants up above her ankles, and wore sandals. She appeared to be..
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A warrant has been issued for arresting Grace Mugabe on a charge of assault with the intent to seriously injure – the former president’s wife may be in jail the festive season
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AfriForum has on Wednesday announced that an arrest warrant has been issued against Grace Mugabe for allegedly assaulting Gabriella Engels. The South African Police Service (SAPS) say they have approached Interpol to help enforce an arrest on Zimbabwean former first lady Grace Mugabe for allegedly assaulting a model in Sandton. AfriForum has on Wednesday announced..
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HOP / RDP houses occupied and owned illegally by foreigners are reclaimed, how did they receive it in the first place?
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The Johannesburg Department of Human Settlements has announced that HOP houses will be taken back by foreigners in Alexandri. The foreigners claim they bought the houses but the department says that the houses are not earmarked for foreigners. Whoever sold the houses to them is not clear, but in terms of legislation, a property is..
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R1.3m payout after SA oranges arrived square in Italy – one can only imagine WHO packed it?
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One of the largest players in the Italian citrus trading market ordered and bought round oranges from a Limpopo orange company but square oranges instead arrived in Sicily, Italy. This is how a judge described the damages claim which came before him in the Gauteng High Court, Pretoria. The Italian company Oranfrizer instituted a claim..
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National Treasury Director-General apparently has a crime record and failed to report it
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The Public Prosecutor established that Dondo Mogojane failed to report that he had a criminal record in his application for Director-General. He was found guilty of a Violation of Road Traffic in 2011 and now Cyril Ramaphosa has been given 30 days to act against Mogojane. The possibility that the Director-General has lost his position..
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This is widely described as a mirror image of what the ANC actually is and how it is ruling SA – The ruling party’s website is still down since it owes an excessive amount of R32,5 million for unpaid accounts
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The ANC website www.anc.org.za is no longer online since September, as website providers and developers have put in a claim of R32.5 million for unpaid bills for the development and maintenance of the website. Unwembi Communications has now taken the ANC court to recover the debt. Questions arose about the ANC who is regularly in..
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IMF criticizes South African government’s tertiary education plan – Government should rather concentrate on free education with a good standard
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) criticized South Africa and the government for its intended free education at tertiary institutions. The spokesman said the country should rather concentrate on free education with a good standard in primary and secondary schools so that they can achieve good results with post school studies. South Africa should do a..
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St Francis Bay fire: Mayor blames “informal settlers” for causing the blaze
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Horatio Hendricks has revealed what he believes the cause of the St Francis Bay fire to be, pinning the blame on a nearby informal settlement. A raging fire tore through the coastal resort of St Francis Bay on Tuesday, as up to 20 homes were gutted by the blaze. Evacuations were carried out quickly and..
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Government wants to rewrite history and curriculum – SA children will now be further indoctrinated where they will be presented with the lies on how colonialism and apartheid are the cause of all the misery in the country
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Angie Motshekga, Minister of Basic Education, approved the reappointment of a task team to rewrite history and curriculum. History must be more Afrocentric and relevant to the SA scholar. Grades 4 to 12 are involved and the process will apparently take one year after which textbooks will be printed. Educators warn that parents should take..
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Only in South Africa where people still believe in mythical superstitions – the latest one is that a water snake is the cause of a storm that has hit Sun City recently, and where thousands of rands of damages was caused
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So apparently we are right back in the dark ages. A traditional “philosopher” Grace Masuku said in a statement that the storm at Sun City was caused by the mythical “water snake”. Sun City is apparently built in an area where the ancestors live and communicate with the waters – the water hose is apparently..
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