There have already been nineteen farm attacks and two farm murders in South Africa in the first half of August 2019. During July 2019, there were 39 farm attacks, 4 farm murders and 4 farm attacks were successfully averted. There is little being done to address the crisis and the government continues to avoid the..
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#Whitelife don’t matter: 19 Farm attacks, 2 farm murders in South Africa, 1-15 August 2019
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STOP BLAMING WHITES AND FOREIGNERS, WE BLACK SOUTH AFRICANS ARE THE CAUSE OF All PROBLEMS – coming from a black dude!
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I think the black government has been failing us for the past 25 years in SA. Our country is collapsing under the black government. Pleases stop blaming whites and foreigners for our problems in SA because blacks can’t even get along with each other. Look at the rate of killings in black schools. Most black..
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BEHIND THE LOAD SHEDDING – There is no shortage of coal at Eskom, load shedding crisis is deliberately created to loot the money invested by foreign governments
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There is no shortage of coal at Eskom. This load shedding crisis is deliberately created to loot the money invested by foreign governments. Look at the diesel tender advertised by Eskom over to the weekend and closed on a Monday. Again they are making way for IPPs while looting and bankrupting Eskom in order to..
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South Africa is in shambles since ANC- regime is totally incompetent to work with money, spending more than R296 million of taxpayers money unnecessarily over the last five years
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The Auditor General found that government has wasted at least R296 million at national, provincial and local government levels over the past five years. Unauthorized, irregular, fruitless and wasteful expenditures incurred resulted in huge money losses the last years. There was a 121% increase in irregular expenditure, and a 68% increase in unauthorized expenses. About..
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Ageing health infrastructure in South-Africa must receive urgent attention
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Deputy President David Mabuza has announced that government will prioritise the upgrading and maintenance of health infrastructure in an effort to deal with the challenge of ageing and dilapidated infrastructure in public health facilities.
Mabuza made the remark while highlighting the outcomes of the two-day Presidential Health Summit held in Boksburg.
During the summit, Mabuza said, it was agreed that in the context of fiscal constraints, provinces will be expected to prioritise their financial resource allocations in a manner that ensures that the delivery of health care is not compromised.
“More importantly, this summit pointed out that we need to develop a sustainable financing model for our health system. We will commence with this task immediately.
“National Treasury will be seized with this task to ensure that this model is finalised within a short space of time.
“As we lay a solid foundation for the implementation of the NHI, government wi
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