While the Western world is watching what the ANC president, Cyril Ramaphosa, is going to do with regards to the land-grabbing program, it becomes clearer that he has a clever approach towards to upcoming election. Political analysts point out that the president suddenly no longer focus on the country’s well-developed farms as a target in..
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Ramaphosa’s land theft approach – While the world is watching Ramaphosa with anticipation regarding the land-grab program, it becomes clearer that he has a clever election
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ANC regime wants to merged certain ministries after 25 years of mismanagement and reduce the number of provinces
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Cyril Ramaphosa, the president of our failed rainbow nation, wants to merge several ministries after 25 years of mismanagement and reduce the number of provinces. The number of ministers will be reduced from 34 to 25 with only 15 deputy ministers. The number of provinces should be reduced to six. Currently, there are 35 ministers..
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Why is Telkom donating R1 Million to the EFF? Why are tax payers being indirectly forced to fund this far-left political party?
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Telkom is funded by the state, therefore, funded by you and me through taxes. Furthermore, the state is run by the ANC, this would mean that the ANC is indirectly using our taxes to fund the EFF. What is going on? Article published by EWN below, quote: “Telkom and its Ceo Sipho Maseko received a..
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Trustworthiness of Ramaphosa under scrutiny – Not once, when he was part of the ANC-regime’s system in the Zuma-era did he ever said a word regarding the grand-scale corruption to the collapse of the economy to state capture
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For 4 years as second in command to Jacob Zuma as deputy-president he never saw any corruption, he never heard of any corruption, and he never spoke against corruption? Who is he trying to fool? The Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) on Monday published a scathing open letter to President Cyril Ramaphosa, criticising him for being..
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R200 mill of drought relief monies intended for KwaZulu Natal gone missing – South Africa’s farmers find themselves in a crisis and as a result, our country’s food security and economy are also in crisis
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The FF Plus is shocked and disgusted by the news that nearly R220 million, which was earmarked for drought relief in KwaZulu Natal, went missing. It is unclear how the money went missing and the FF Plus demands an urgent investigation into the matter so that the guilty parties can be called to account. The..
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Total recently found gas near the SA coast, it is highly unlikely the poor citizens of the country will benefit from this found, rather the obese corrupt civil servants of ANC regime
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French oil company Total announced on Thursday morning that it had drilled a column of gas near the South African coast. Total says the discovery is of great importance to the South African economy, and the possibility of low grade oil is not excluded. The gas has been drilled about 175 kilometers from the south..
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Can we prevent another school tragedy from happening? Hoërskool Roodepoort ‘is a danger zone’ on the West Rand Eight classrooms in a three-storey building at the school are unusable, with sagging and cracked concrete slabs
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Barely a week after a walkway at Hoërskool Driehoek in Vanderbijlpark collapsed killing four pupils, a union is warning of a disaster waiting to happen at another Gauteng school. The Suid-Afrikaanse Onderwysersunie (SAOU) said eight classrooms in a three-storey building at Hoërskool Roodepoort were unusable, with sagging and cracked concrete slabs. The trade union said..
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A tale of two (broken) cities – Mahikeng, the former pride of North West for its cleanliness and progressive policies, is now overrun with potholes, refuse and debt thanks to the ANC-regime
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Mahikeng, the former pride of North West for its cleanliness and progressive policies, is now overrun with potholes, refuse and debt. Driving is a gamble and drinking tap water is an extreme sport. Mthatha is much the same. MAHIKENG A song cut from one of motswako rapper Mo’ Molemi’s albums could provide the best evidence..
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Whistle-blower Agrizzi arrested on corruption charges, but big fish like not Watson, Dudu Myeni, Nomvula Mokonyane, Gwede Mantashe are still as free as birds
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Shortly after evidence were giving during the Bosasa debacle, the Hawks struck and arrested five people including Agrizzi and Van Tonder who acts as witnesses for Watson’s large-scale fraud and bribery actions. The question now arises why Watson, Dudu Myeni, Nomvula Mokonyane, Gwede Mantashe and the rest of the crooks were not arrested? It is..
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Ramaphosa’s share in SA’s dilapidated state is questioned and his latest press release is inconsistent: “I did not deliberately mislead Parliament about R500 000 Bosasa donation”
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President Cyril Ramaphosa, in a statement to the Public Protector, says he “did not deliberately mislead Parliament” regarding the R500 000 Bosasa contribution to his 2017 ANC presidential campaign. The statement follows Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane confirming on January 25 that she would investigate whether Ramaphosa had lied about a campaign donation received from controversial..
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ANC slams ‘interference by imperialist forces’ over corruption warning – “We do not appreciate a threatening and bullying tone.”
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The ANC has taken aim at foreign “imperialist forces” in a strongly worded statement which condemns the US, Germany, UK, Netherlands and Switzerland for expressing concern over corruption in South Africa. The statement, released on Monday, comes in response to reports by the Sunday Times that President Cyril Ramaphosa was warned by the five world..
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University of Natal in Serious Crisis – students are setting vehicles on fire and destroying infrastructure built up by the former government – all classes are suspended until further notice
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All classes at the University of Natal were suspended until further notice the many protest actions of students.
A vehicle was set on fire during the protest and peaceful lecturers and learners felt unsafe on campus.
Academic activities have been characterized by ongoing violence, protests and property damage in recent years.
On Monday, Wits University was in chaos when a lot of students disrupted classes, and it is expected to move further to other universities in the country.
Police said no arrests had been made following violent protests at University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) campuses on Monday in which two vehicles and a guard house were set alight by students.
South African Police Service (SAPS) spokesperson in KwaZulu-Natal, Colonel Thembeka Mbele, told African News Agency (ANA) that to her knowledge, no arrests had been made.
Students at universities in the province have called for a total shutdown of institutions from Monday, the official start
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SA is a sick country – If a bridge collapses and four schoolchildren die, its tragedy is indescribable, but if a barbaric racist then rejoices in the incident, it speaks of a sick spirit and even worse mind
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Perhaps this is not the country, but the people who live in South Africa who have become mentally unstable and spiritually ill. If a bridge collapses and four schoolchildren die, its tragedy is indescribable, but if a barbaric racist then rejoices in the incident, it speaks of a sick spirit and even worse mind. There..
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ANC directors resigned without any resistance from their posts, just last week 9 members give notice from the Public Investment Corporation, most likely fearing prosecutions after they milked the state coffers empty
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Deputy Finance Minister Mondli Gungubele, who has been accused of being involved in the corruption scandal, received skepticism from voters in the country and politicians overseas. As a result, after the allegations were made public before the investigation commission, he submitted his resignation alongside with the board members of the so-called Public Investment Corporation (PIC). The..
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The honeymoon is over Ramaphosa, time to apply law and order – State capture can ruin SA financially and run the risk of losing over $ 100 billion in investments
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South Africa can suffer a huge loss if the ANC president, Cyril Ramaphosa, does not make sure that the people involved in the state capture are punished. The warning comes from the United Kingdom and America who both undertook to bring investments to the country if the Ramaphosa government can prove that it will apply..
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