Recently fired Transnet CEO Siyabonga Gama will still receive his salary for the next six months despite not having to report for duty. This was confirmed by Transnet board member Edward Kieswetter during an interview with eNCA’s Shahan Ramkissoon. Kieswetter confirmed that although Gama’s contract had effectively been terminated on Monday, the former CEO would..
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Fired Transnet boss will still be paid R3 million for doing nothing
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Do the ruling communist ANC government actually think that by removing guns will stop crime in South Africa?
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The ruling communist ANC government in South Africa wants to disarm the public meaning … the government wants to ban self-defence guns! South Africa is an extremely dangerous country to live because of severe crime and an incompetent police service. On average 57 people are murdered in South Africa every day, and the murder rate..
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IS THIS COINCIDENCE? – Mmamathe Makhekhe-Mokhuane makes a fool of herself twice in two days, regarding alleged corruption and mismanagement at Sars
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Mmamathe Makhekhe-Mokhuane makes a fool of herself twice in two days, on both occasions on being questioned regarding alleged corruption and mismanagement at Sars. In the same week the media is removed from a Parliamentary Portfolio Committee hearing on alleged corruption in the Department of Water and sanitation. The ANC, DA and IFP says the..
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Do the coalition between the ANC and EFF holds a threat towards the people of South-Africa?
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The coalition between the ANC and the EFF in Port Elizabeth is the biggest threat to South Africa right now. That is what DA leader Mmusi Maimane claimed on Sunday in Johannesburg. He was speaking at a media briefing following the party’s final federal council meeting of the year. “The coalition that has been formed..
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Liar liar, pants on fire! – Ramaphosa blames apartheid and state capture for ailing economy
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President Cyril Ramaphosa says state capture, corruption and the legacy of apartheid are to blame for the country’s poor economic performance. Ramaphosa was speaking at the opening of the government’s two day Jobs Summit on Thursday. “Our economic performance has also been undermined by state capture and corruption in both public institutions. Of late, we..
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Members of EFF accuse Malema of corruption and gender inequality
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Former members of the Economic Freedom Fighters accuse leader Julius Malema and Deputy President Floyd Shivambu of corruption.
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Ciryl Ramaphosa blames state capture, apartheid for ailing economy
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President Cyril Ramaphosa says state capture, corruption and the legacy of apartheid are to blame for the country’s poor economic performance.
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ANC regime exploiting taxpayer’s money more and more – Treasury writes off R23 billion, SAA will get more money
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The Treasury has announced that it has written off almost R23 billion of government’s SA investment. In the previous financial year, R13 billion was written off and Treasury expects SAL to show losses until 2020. According to economists, it is clear that state-owned entities are exploiting taxpayers hard earned money and that these enterprises are..
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Health Professions Council of SA pursues bogus health practitioners
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A rise in bogus health practitioners has forced the Health Professions Council of SA (HPCSA) and medical schemes to strengthen their forensics units to curb fraud. A team at the HPCSA is conducting about 400 investigations into bogus practitioners. To date, just more than 40 arrests have been made, but prosecutions are slow.
Data from this special investigation unit suggests that about 7% of all medical aid claims in SA are fraudulent and stem from both bogus practitioners and unscrupulous ones.
Estimates are that this type of fraud costs the private sector R22bn a year.
Bogus practitioners include those who had previously been registered with the HPCSA, but were struck off for various infractions, while others had no medical qualifications or experience and used practice numbers belonging to registered healthcare practitioners.
Eric Mphaphuli, a senior inspector at the council, said on Monday that, initially, his team had issues getting the police on board
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Eskom is planning to recover losses from corruption and loopholes by increasing your tariffs to recover over R66bn but still you will face loadshedding since there are no coal reserves
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Eskom is planning to recover losses from corruption and loopholes in the MYPD rules by increasing your tariffs to recover over R66bn before the end of 2018. Nersa invited the public to comment on Eskom’s request to increase tariffs to recover R66bn lost between 2014 and 2017 – the years included in the Public Protector’s..
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How on earth does a DHL truck manage to cross the SA border with 87 illegal immigrants inside?
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The provincial traffic police stopped a truck with the company DHL’s badges on it near Pietersburg and found that 87 Malawian citizens were in the truck without any legal documentation. The question of how the truck passed through customs control at Beit Bridge has not yet been answered. Meanwhile, three Limpopo traffic officials have appeared..
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An ugly thing is slowly brewing in Jacob Zuma’s pot, he is planning to remove Cyril by means of a rebellion
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From state capture to a complete coup d’état, political analysts say rumors are making the round that Jacob Zuma are using top ANC members, to remove Cyril Ramaphosa. According to the word on the street, Ace Magashule, Supra Mahumapelo, Meokgo Matuba (ANC women’s league), and Thaduxolo Sabelo were seen together in Durban during a “secret”..
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The ANC has dragged the country into recession, but what does it actually signify for us as South-African Citizens?
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Since yesterday September 5, 2018 around 12:00 it was announced that South Africa is in an official recession. Nearly everyone read about it with great concern, but few realize exactly what it entails.
A recession suggests a phase of temporary economic decline during which trade and industrial activity are reduced, generally identified by a fall in GDP in two successive quarters. The current recession in the country was caused by the debate about land expropriation without compensation, which undermined a very principle of the freemarket system; and the full particulars of the thuggery and corruption from Zumagate now becoming public.
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Tell the president what you think….
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We thank Cyril Ramaphosa for putting up the petrol price by 80c, putting up vat to 15% and shrinking the economy by 2.2%, the lowest in 9 years! We also thank Cyril Ramaphosa for the marikana incident and for comparing whites to frogs being boiled in hot water. We also thank the ANC the African..
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HOT NEWS:- De Lille triumphs over DA
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The Western Cape High Court has declared that the Democratic Alliance’s (DA’s) decision to terminate Cape Town mayor Patricia De Lille’s membership is “unlawful and invalid”.
The court reinstated De Lille as a member of the party and as mayor following a scathing judgement on Wednesday morning. Judge Andre Le Grange read the summary judgement and court order which was agreed upon unanimously by a full bench of judges.
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