Unconfirmed reports are currently rising over the possibility that Ramaphosa could dismiss the ministers who previously supported Jacob Zuma. The ANC president earlier indicated that he would set up a much smaller cabinet in order to trim the expenses, and that he plans to reshuffle the cabinet. This may indicate that the “Zuma Ministers” are..
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Cyril indicates that he is going to put together much smaller cabinet to cut expenses, which may mean that the “Zuma Ministers” will bite the dust
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Political violence commencing merely one week after national elections – ANC councillor’s house torched in Randfontein with petrol bomb
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Gauteng police have called on the public to come forward with any information regarding the petrol bombing of a councillor’s house in Mohlakeng, Randfontein. The incident took place during the early hours of Sunday morning. “There were three unused petrol bombs which were found around the area, but so far we are investigating the circumstances..
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Anger at poor public service delivery in SA townships: ‘If this is freedom, then I don’t want it,’ says Eastern Cape granny –But still the majority people are voting for the ANC
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Eighty-year-old Nothembinkosi Nontsasa cuts a defeated figure, sitting outside her crumbling home in Dlibona village in the small Eastern Cape town of Flagstaff, GroundUp reports. Her adult children can’t get IDs, so the family of six survives off her old age pension. Family and neighbours say the government has failed her, as she lives in..
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Traitor de Klerk declares that all isn’t doom and gloom in SA and if ANC wins and Ramaphosa keeps his promises, things will get better
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Former president FW de Klerk believes things are not all doom and gloom in South Africa, and has backed President Cyril Ramaphosa to uplift the nation if the ruling party retains power. De Klerk cast his vote in Sea Point, Cape Town, on a wet and rainy Wednesday morning. In a very brief interview with..
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Election ink kicks up a stink – Not the best Election Day at the office for the IEC: Flaws in voter security exposed on Election Day as both ID scanners and ink-marked method not working effectively
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There’s egg on the faces of a few IEC officials this Election Day, as both the ink-mark method and ID scanners were revealed to have serious security flaws. Congratulations to everyone who managed to brave the rain and the cold to cast their vote on Wednesday. However, some chancers might have been able to get..
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Illegal protest by eThekwini municipal workers who downed tools, caused R3.5m damage in municipal infrastructure
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The total cost of damage to infrastructure as a result of the illegal protest by eThekwini municipal workers exceeds R3.5m, KwaZulu-Natal premier Willies Mchunu has revealed.
Mchunu was addressing journalists at the department of co-operative governance and traditional affairs (Cogta) offices in Mayville, Durban.
“The cost of the damage to date is over R3.5m for eThekwini municipal infrastructure. This excludes impact on the economy, which is still being quantified, and the cost of hiring privately owned water tankers where reservoirs and valves had been tampered with.
“We are informed that 90% of the water services have been restored,” he said.
Mchunu said the protests had affected international guests who had been in the city for the annual Tourism Indaba, Africa’s biggest tourism event which showcases the continent as a good place for business and leisure tourism.
“We now have a situation where hotels housing international guests are without water. On
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Malema warns the EFF will end ‘white privilege’ – White people, you will no longer eat alone. We are coming to sit on the dinner table and if you are refusing us we will destroy that dinner table
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The EFF leader says the young generation of white people should extend an olive branch to black people. Economic freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema on Sunday warned white people who refuse to share land and other means of production, that if the EFF comes to power it will topple their “white privilege”. “White people, you..
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TIME MAGAZINE HAVE BEEN BUSTED! – Magazine doctored original photograph to spread leftish media half-truth “journalism” – Totally misleading the public and sends out the WRONG Message
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Time Magazine has doctored one of the original photographs of a well known area of Primrose, East Rand, Gauteng. South Africa. Time Magazine has changed the colour of the pool water with “chlorine and pool acid CGI” to make the water now seem crystal clear and bright blue. Time Magazine has also photo shopped the..
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Gauteng Education MEC, who is known for his blatant racial attacks on African speaking schools, their language and admission policies, resigned
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It appears that the country and specifically the Transvaal have been spared from further problems in the education sector with the resignation of Panyaza Lesufi as the MEC of education. His term was characterized by blatant attacks on Afrikaans-speaking schools and their language and admissions policies. Educators say the province is much better off with..
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While there are already millions of illegal African immigrants in SA, Ramaphosa now wants to open borders to everyone – Africans are entering the country, depriving citizens of job opportunities and robbing others of prosperity
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The ANC president, Cyril Ramaphosa wants to open South Africa’s borders and believes it is good to promote tourism as visa requirements prevent African tourists from visiting the country. His ignorance about tourism figures and those visiting the country is clear when looking at which countries’ tourists really visit South Africa and spend money here…
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South Africans left angry at poor public services, 25 years into democracy – ANC government has failed the people of SA
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Inside the conical brick tower looming over Walter Sisulu Square in Kliptown, Soweto, Busi Hlatshwayo thoughtfully studies ten giant bronze slabs announcing the core principles of South Africa’s Freedom Charter. She pauses at one that declares, “The people shall share in the country’s wealth!” and remarks wryly, “Where is that wealth?” Hlatshwayo then slowly recites..
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South Africa’s Economic and Social Decline As Bad as A Country At War, But it’s Not At War, is it?
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New research from think tank Eunomix Business & Economics found that South Africa endured one of the worst declines over the past 12 years for a country not at war. The country’s performance on a range of social, economic, and governance measures deteriorated more than any other nation not involved in an international or civil..
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The ANC Accountability – In just over 25 years, a godless, communist government has managed to “rule” a once prosperous country to the brink of bankruptcy
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The tragedy in our country is that Africa never, but never takes responsibility for its own shortcomings or failures. Something or someone else will always be found to blame. In just over 25 years, a godless, communist government has managed to “rule” a once prosperous country to the brink of bankruptcy. What is even worse..
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Widespread illegal protests accompanied by violence and looting, sowing chaos in SA
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Reports of protest actions in various parts of South Africa were received as illegal protesters marched in groups. However, all the protesters have one goal in mind and that is to address the lack of service delivery in the country. Tshwane, Somerset West, Khayelitsha, Kroonstad, Orange Grove and Vanderbijlpark are just some of the affected..
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ANC uses social grants as ace card for the coming general elections – social grant recipients are scared they will lose grant if they vote for an opposition party
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When voters chose their parties on May 8, it’s likely that personal issues, such as grants and RDP houses, will have a major bearing. Most South African social grant recipients do not believe that the opposition parties would not take away their government grants. And this could influence who they vote for, come May 8’s..
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