There are problems in the ANC gravy train paradise after ANC Youth League members furiously protested over their exclusion from the list of PR councillors. Internal divisions are raging among the ruling ANC after two youth league regions, in the Free State and Limpopo, expressed their anger over the exclusion of the youth candidates names in the candidate list for the upcoming local elections. Given the systemic corruption in municipalities, they are probably angry they will not be able to become millionaires through systemic corruption.
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Some ANCYL Candidates Left off PR Party Lists – Upset They Might Miss Their Chance at Systemic Corruption and not Become Millionaires?
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ANC Party No Longer More Important Than Self or Country? Despite Billions of Corruption, ANC Party Can’t Pay Salaries and Could Miss Election Deadline
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Live by the Strike, Die by the Strike – Despite Billions amassed by the corrupt ANC leadership, the ANC Party can not pay it’s staff, who are now on a Go Slow strike. Even the possibility that their candidates might not be able to register in time for the election, is not enough motivation for them to put a hand in their own ill gotten gains. This proves that the ANC leadership’s priorities lie in self-enrichment and not the ANC Party or the country.
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Only 11 shortlisted candidates applied for Transnet CEO post
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Only 11 candidates have submitted applications that qualify to be shortlisted for the post of major boss for Transnet, three of whom are CEOs of the rail service. The state-controlled entity, whose finances are also not too rosy, apparently has 11 candidates from which a new CEO will be appointed. The appointment comes after the..
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The doctors of the future! Not a single student from 5 universities, including UCT and Wits, passed their surgery exam
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The Colleges of Medicine of South Africa (CMSA) says it is hoping that an investigation aimed at establishing why so many students failed the recent Fellowship of the College of Surgeons (FCS) exams will be wrapped up before the end of the year. The CMSA started the investigation after only 15 of the 46 candidates..
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