South Africa’s unemployment rate has increased by 0,1 of a percentage point to 29,1 percent in the third quarter compared to the second quarter, the highest it has been in 11 years. Statistics South Africa (StatsSA) said on Tuesday that the number of employed persons increased by 62 000 while the number of unemployed persons..
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The ANC can no longer rule South Africa – unemployment rate highest in 11 years and increased to 29,1%
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Taxpayers fork out millions for 703 vacant state-owned buildings
ANC’s ‘soft porn’ curriculum apparently focuses on black students to reduce pregnancies among school-age children – experts believe the plan will increase this further
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The proposed curriculum planned by the ANC’s Department of Education on sex education is enough to ignite the country. The most obscene topics are contained in the proposed curriculum, and experts believe this will further increase the pregnancy among black pupils. According to FORSA (Freedom of religion South Africa), the Department of Education in South..
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SA, which was the world’s largest gold producer, has been struggling to stay afloat because of black zama-zama’s
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The Gold industry is under tremendous pressure in South Africa, and the main reason for this is attributed to blacks illegally extracting gold. Heavily armed gold thieves working in mines are constantly on the lookout for potential threats, and claims that there are police officers working together complicate the task of law enforcement. The illegal..
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Sex scandal rattles ANC – Gwede Mantashe allegedly pays R70 000 to hide his sex escapades
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Sex scandal shakes ANC after reports of Gwend Mantashe’s escapades came to light and he paid bribes to hide it. The reports not only roam within the ANC’s parliamentary ranks, but even the media and social network buzzed over the alleged bribery to which Minister Mantashe is guilty. Rumors and reports say that the ANC’s..
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Controversial Aarto law will not be applied in Cape Town – Just sad Gauteng will continue to suffer under this law
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A spokesperson for the Mayors’ Committee, which also deals with security and security in Cape Town, says the municipality is not considering introducing Aarto. He says there is no consideration for implementing the system, and that includes the licensing system that is currently being implemented in the northern parts of the country. Discussion will apparently..
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Russia announces that they are writing off R20bn of Africa’s debt
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Russian President Vladimir Putin announced at the first Russia-Africa Summit jointly hosted by Russia and the African Union (AU) in Sochi, Russia, that the country has written off more than $20 billion of Africa’s debt. He also intends to double his trade with countries in Africa within the next four to five years. Russia hopes..
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All I can say is ‘God help us’ – Photos of Vaal River that shows how raw sewage is polluting our drinking water
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Photos of the Vaal River in Vereeniging at 06h00 today 24th Oct 2019. This is our only Vaal River. There is no substitute and it will soon be impossible to fix. If you think no electricity is an inconvenience then wait for no water. 3 days and you’re dead. This is a national emergency people..
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What could happen to the rand if Moody’s downgrades South Africa to sub-investment grade
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South Africa is preparing itself for the possibility that Moody’s may downgrade the country’s sovereign credit rating to sub-investment grade. Moody’s is currently the only major ratings agency that has South Africa at investment grade – one notch above junk – with a stable outlook. The country has been rated below investment grade since 2017..
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One of SA’s richest black businessmen wants to create thousands of jobs – Without a doubt whites will not be involved in the initiative and BEE will be given preference
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One of South Africa’s richest blacks has set up a fund to provide “thousands of jobs over the next few years”. It is apparently his second big initiative to be announced in a few weeks, and billionaire and businessman Patrice Motsepe has big plans. As CEO of the mining group African Rainbow Minerals, he also..
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The South African story – How to destroy a country
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South Africa is on a path of destruction and is on its way to becoming an “unhappy country” like Zimbabwe and Venezuela. This is the view of Efficient Group founder and chief economist Dawie Roodt, who was speaking at an event hosted by the Free Market Foundation. Roodt said that while unhappy countries – where..
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Planned content for sex education in state-run schools is nothing but “soft porn”
Irregular expenditure by ANC-parastatale entities increases to R61,3bn – only a stupid foreign investor will invest in SA
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Auditor-General Kimi Makwetu warned the government that further bailouts to state entities would increase the budget deficit and lead to credit downgrades. The state advanced R446 billion in the 2018/19 financial year to eleven state-owned entities. Irregular expenditure increased from R51 billion to R61.3 billion. A financial expert said in response to the alarming spending..
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Russia’s bombers and other military aircrafts landed at Waterkloof air base while Ramaphosa leads the African delegation to Russia for talks with the government
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Russia landed the world’s biggest military aircraft in SA on Wednesday — the Tupolev Tu-160 “Blackjack” bomber, in a rare display of co-operation between the defence forces of the two countries. The two bombers, which are capable of launching nuclear missiles, are the first to ever land in Africa and were escorted by fighter jets..
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Apparently NSFAS’ students are spending their cash-for-textbooks allowance on food, booze and clothes since no books where bought
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The academic book industry is flailing after the introduction of a new policy that gives students cash, not vouchers. The cash-for-textbooks allowance introduced by the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) in January has cost the book industry more than half a billion rand, putting hundreds of jobs at risk. This is according to data..
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