Down The Corruption Rabbit Hole: In yet another shocker for members of the Government Employee’s Pension Fund, it has been revealed that The Public Investment Commissioner (PIC) has “invested” in land, on their behalf, for R570 525 per hectare in Coligny where the average price per hectare is less than R20,000! The ex SA Ambassador to Italy, Tembi Tambo (pictured), daughter of Oliver Tambo, is a representative of @Isago, the company benefiting from this highly questionable transaction.
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#StateCapture 2.0: Ex SA Ambassador To Italy, Tembi Tambo, Oliver Tambo’s Daughter, Linked to Government Pension Fund Plunder! PIC Pays 28 Times More Than Market Price For Bare Undeveloped Land!
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New mayor of Johannesburg hails from the ANC after coalition between DA and EFF failed
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The fragile coalition between the DA and EFF failed in Johannesburg, since the two parties could not put their differences aside. This put the ANC in a favorable position to win the majority of votes. Controversial candidate, Geoff Makhubo is now appointed as the new mayor of the City of Gold. The balance of power..
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Urban municipalities’ power-shock – Prepaid electricity charges cause huge uproar from consumers
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The City Council of Johannesburg quietly withdrew the new prepaid electricity rate charged to consumers. The application of the municipal levy came as a surprise because it was not included in the proposed budget of the CityPower’s tariff document released in March. The R200 levy was quietly withdrawn and was not charged against consumers on..
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Rumor has it that 5 DA members only serve on the City Council of Pretoria because of their deceitfulness via nominations
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Of the 93 members of the DA who serve in the City Council of Pretoria, five members are apparently illegally on the board due to fraud with nominations. The five members can be eliminated if the accusations are proved against them and they are found guilty. The party’s federal law commission is apparently investigating the..
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Minister sued for R500,000 for unpaid power and water bill
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Lindiwe Sisulu is allegedly sued by the City Council of Johannesburg for unpaid water and power bill worth R500,000. The account is believed to be a home in Bellevue and the outstanding account was canceled by an ANC official in 2015 so that Sisulu could obtain a tax clearance document to sell the house. A..
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City Council of Pretoria will replace 13,000 prepaid power meters in the next 4 months after it has been found that PEU Capital Partners’ meters are not valid
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The city council of Pretoria wants to replace 13,000 controversial electric meters, and for that they apparently have only four months to do. The 13,000 prepaid meters have to be replaced by a court decision since the council has entered into an invalid contract and the so called meter is also believed to be illegal..
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ANC-controlled city council of Vredendal wants to borrow R10 million from Standerd Bank – ANC ruling party is sinking deeper and deeper into debt!
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The ANC-controlled City Council of Matzikama (Vredendal and the surrounding area) will request approval at a Council meeting for taking an external loan at Standard Bank of R10 million. The loan is in part financing of its 2018/19 capital budget. No further information is known about the term, repayment amount, interest as well as how..
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Needy victims of Knysna fires are stranded due to commercial dispute – donations are now being stolen by thieves
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Tons of donations to Knysna fire victims are stuck in a disused shopping centre due to a commercial dispute, leaving needy residents stranded. Between 4,000 and 5,000 bags and boxes of clothes and linen from across South Africa, some bearing personal notes from donors, are gathering dust more than six months after the devastating fire..
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