The South African currency, the Rand, has reached its lowest level since September 2018. The state’s debt burden, Eskom’s inability and negative comments from potential downgrading agencies, are cited as reasons for the poor performance. Standard Bank’s Warrick Butler stated that the Rand is currently the poorest performer of all payment instruments worldwide. The Rand..
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SA currency now worst in the world – ANC the guilty party for display because of land expropriation policy, corruption and fraud as well as where internal fights are the order of the day
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SA collapses as a result of communist ANC regime – dire state of land now on the same level as Zimbabwe
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Political analysts say conditions in South Africa are now deteriorating by the day, and the bad conditions are now putting residents at the same level as in Zimbabwe. A police service that has lost thousands of rounds of ammunition without any action being taken against the culprits indicates the dire security situation that prevails. The..
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Soccer fanatics will soon start to toi-toi – SABC radios without football – but rugby enthusiasts have to choose expensive option and cough up for DSTV if they want to follow matches
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The SABC radio service got a tough fight when it they decided that the radio stations would not be allowed to broadcast football matches in the future. The 18 different radio stations have about 27 million listeners, who will now not hear football broadcasts, and must leave on TV if they want to know something..
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Another one bites the dust – SABC boss flees sinking ship
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SABC chief operating officer Craig van Rooyen resigned. Van Rooyen was also involved in the executive technology department of the SABC. His reasons are stated as personal and family matters. However, Van Rooyen is convinced that the SABC will overcome its problems and the council of the SABC has indicated that they are very sorry..
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SANDF totally useless in Western Cape – ANC regime loses fight against crime
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Since more than 1,000 “troops” have been deployed in the Cape Crime plains, killings have not decreased. In the past week, 47 murders have taken place. ANC minister Bheki Cele and Alan Winde are both upset over the senseless actions but the state appears to have lost its fight against crime. Alan Winde will now..
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Panyaza Lesufi – Blame white people for overcrowding in schools, Afrikaans people in particular
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Don’t just blame any old white person though, Afrikaans people in particular, because of their Afrikaans-medium schools. So, according to Panyaza Lesufi, Gauteng’s MEC for education, the reason children in township schools have to sit on buckets and work on broken desks is because a handful of white, Afrikaans-medium schools. His argument is that language..
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We are getting poorer in SA – Unemployment will continue to increase as long as population growth exceeds economic growth – Time to induce birth control to reduce breeding and stop bulk of illegal aliens from African countries
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The publication of the most recent Quarterly Labour Force Survey by Statistics SA and its calculations that the number of unemployed people continues to increase have once again elicited strong opinions and calls that somebody must do something. Reading the labour force and unemployment statistics together with the report on population growth that Stats SA..
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SAPS biggest source for distributing illegal ammunition! – Shocking figures show that 4 357 firearms and 9.5 million rounds of ammunition were lost in six years
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The South African Police Service (SAPS) has ‘lost’ more than 9,5 million (9 555 426) rounds of ammunition over the last six financial years. During the same period, 4 357 firearms were also lost. These shocking figures were revealed in an answer provided by the Minister of Police, Bheki Cele, in response to an official..
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Confirmed: Over 400 illegal aliens arrested by SAPS – Now The Forum for Immigration Practitioners of SA condemns the arrests, says it will be bad for foreign investors since SA is treating non-locals unfairly
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Over 400 undocumented immigrants were arrested this past week after they were confirmed to be in the country illegally. JOHANNESBURG – The Forum for Immigration Practitioners of South Africa on Saturday said the way the country was dealing with the immigration issue will kill investor confidence. The organisation said no foreign investor would openly put..
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Ford SA decided to compensate after at least 39 Kuga vehicles caught fire, where people burned to death or where injured severely
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The Ford Motor Company in South Africa finally decided to start negotiations with people and families who incurred damage with a Ford Kuga. The poorly crafted Kuga whose machine apparently overheats and caused at least 39 owners’ terror by catching fire and even lead to the death of several people or serious injuries. Furthermore, at..
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Only 36,000 Commercial Farmers left from 72,000 that provide food for 58 million in SA, yet they are hunted and slaughtered like animals, and the ANC regime denies this threat to food security!
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Rural safety is falling short in the Free State as well as in the rest of the country. Farmers are being hunted and that creates a situation that is unbearable for farmers and their workers. A farmer from Oranjeville in the Free State, who was attacked early on Monday morning, is the latest victim in..
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SA Poverty Line – it costs R561 a month to consume just enough kilojules to prevent starvation – this while ANC cadres are wining and dining with taxpayers’ money
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According to Statistics South Africa (SSA), we need R561 to buy food with just enough kilojules to avoid starvation. These households that earn less than the amount are considered as South Africa’s “food poverty line”, or the extreme poverty line. The amount of R810 is described as the bottom poverty line and you can buy..
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Unemployment rate grows to 29%, while SA’s economy declines – Ramaphosa’s promises of new job opportunities, all lies
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South Africa’s economic crisis is causing increasing violence, and is linked to several factors, the poor growth rate of less than 0.5% being a scapegoat. Compared to the previous year, about 25,000 jobs became available, but that’s a drop in the bucket against the myriad of school leavers of 598,000 who want to enter the..
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Political condition of SA compels owners to get rid of properties in wealthy suburbs of Cape Town – prices are now down to 50%
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Property prices in the rich suburbs of Cape Town have dropped by up to 50% of the initial selling price. Sellers in neighborhoods like Constantia and the Atlantic have dropped their prices between 20% and 50% in an effort to get rid of the property. Real estate brokers report that the slightly upward flash after..
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Political appointments cause malfunctioning at Municipalities and SOEs, SA Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s confidence drops
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Business confidence remains weak and under pressure. It is therefore gratifying that the SA Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Sacci) is finally putting its finger on the problem by referring to the ongoing policy of political appointments with municipalities and state-controlled entities (SOE). Sacci appealed to the ANC government to ensure that state-controlled entities should..
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