DA leader Mmusi Maimane has laid charges of treason, corruption and racketeering against President Jacob Zuma and several others. The charges were laid by Maimane at the Cape Town Police Station this morning and form a long list against Zuma and the Gupta brothers – Atul, Ajay and Rajesh – as well as Ashu Chawla..
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Treason, corruption charges brought against Zuma and Guptas – Just another day in SA
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South African Defence Force deployed to forcefully remove residence – somewhere someone abused their powers
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Earlier on Thursday morning violence erupted when approximately 30 Military Police vehicles and 7 Ratels were deployed to remove “illegal immigrants” in Marievale, a residential area is situated between Nigel and Springs. More than 50 people were taken to Dunnottar SAPS. Several were assaulted. Residents and police officials were denied access to the residential area..
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Minister of Arts and Culture made the following statement: ‘Violence against women, children linked to apartheid’
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The current wave of abuse, including murder, against women and children has a direct link to the apartheid system which was fundamentally violent, Arts and Culture Minister Nathi Mthethwa said on Tuesday. “In recent weeks and days, the scourge of women and child abuse has come to the fore. These are some of the social..
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Breaking News: Over 12 000 “Zombie Entrepreneurs” are doing business with the SA government
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It reads like the start of a joke, but we’re afraid this one’s no laughing matter. National Treasury has discovered about 12,000 dead people in its register of companies that do business with the state. A report by the Sunday Times has revealed that there are around 12 000 people on the South African government’s..
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Residents go on rampage in Toekomsrus barricading roads and burning tires demanding basic services
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Residents of Toekomsrus in Randfontein west on Johannesburg’s West Rand went on a rampage on Monday morning‚ barricading roads and burning tires demanding basic services‚ police said. Roads were barricaded with stones and burning tyres. The protest is allegedly about dissatisfaction with service delivery. Public order policing members and local officers are on the scene…
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Jeff Radebe is in hot water over sexting sex scandal
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Minister in the Presidency Jeff Radebe is embroiled in a text sex scandal that threatens to torpedo his ambitions for higher office. Radebe, the country’s longest-serving cabinet minister, is in hot water for raunchy text and e-mail communication in which he asks for nude pictures of a 29-year-old Union Buildings staffer, Siyasanga Mbambani. In one..
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Eskom warns of winter power cuts – unless Treasury signs new coal deals with Gupta owned company
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Eskom chairman Ben Ngubane has warned that South Africans can expect power cuts this winter unless the National Treasury urgently signs purchase agreements so Eskom can build up its coal reserves, according to a report by TimesLive. Speaking at the sidelines of African Utility Week conference at the Cape Town International Convention Centre, Ngubane noted..
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Police Minister declares that South Africa Is A Very Safe Country -You got to be kidding me?
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Police Minister Fikile Mbalula says South Africa has a world-class police service and a strong crime prevention unit. Police Minister Fikile Mbalula has refuted claims that South Africa is not a safe country. This comes after Kenya’s government issued a travel warning to its citizens planning to visit the country. Mbalula says South Africa has..
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On a point of order: I can’t correct my mistakes if no one tells me what I did wrong – Zuma
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President Jacob Zuma said on Sunday that he cannot fix any of the mistakes he has made if people don’t tell him what it is he has done wrong. “[People say] ‘there is a problem in our country,’ as they say ‘there is a crisis’. Why? What has happened?” Zuma asked congregants at a service..
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All African citizens to enter SA without visas in near feature
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South Africa is working towards allowing all African citizens to enter the country without visas – but at first “trusted travellers” like diplomats, officials, academics, business people and students will be the only ones to benefit. The Department of Home Affairs outlines the steps that will be taken towards scrapping visa requirements in its latest..
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Spoiled brat of the Gupta’s is back in the seat and reinstated as Eskom CEO
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Despite outrage by the ANC as well as pretty much every other opposition party and South African, Brian Molefe has been reinstated as Eskom CEO, just a few months after quitting — in the wake of his name appearing on the State of capture report alongside the Guptas and several other Zuma allies within the..
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64-year-old farmer stabbed, set alight in the Bulwer/Underberg area of KwaZulu-Natal
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A group of men stabbed to death and then set fire to a 64-year-old Bulwer farmer on Wednesday. The man’s wife, who had luckily not been home at the time, discovered his charred body inside their house on the Midlands farm. Authorities responding to the scene said the charred remains of a KZN farmer killed..
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It is OK to abuse tax money as long as you beat a ‘deadline’ when a new law comes into effect
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Public officials who abused taxpayers’ money to get themselves government tenders amounting to R48 million are legally off the hook. More than 200 state employees, who were reported to management for dodgy dealings, couldn’t be touched because a new law hadn’t come into effect yet. And government can’t do anything about it, according to Eugene..
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The SABC wants you to PAY PAY PAY for the sins of Hlaudi
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Look we’ve all heard quite a few ridiculous things come from government officials over the years, we’re even used to ridiculous things coming out of the SABC (#RememberHlaudi). It seems though, that the SABC may still be on the crazy train, that’s if you listen to the latest comment by their CEO at least… Channel24..
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R100 000 reward for proof that land was stolen by farmers
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A R100 000 reward is promised to anyone who can prove beyond reasonable doubt that any commercial farmer stole his land! In a news statement, Mr. Louis Meintjes, chairman of the TAU SA, said that the organization is tired of accusations that farmers stole land and it is the reason why more votes are being..
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