Objections to the ANC’s disastrous National Health Insurance bill close on 11 October! Make sure that you lodge your objection to ensure we Stop The NHI. The Democratic Alliance (DA) can confirm that the ANC government, in its hurried attempt to implement NHI, has no plan to fix the looming nursing crisis in South Africa..
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ANC has no plan to fix nursing crisis but still wants NHI
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How does it feel when the tables are turned? Thieves hit home of national police commissioner Khehla Sitole
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Thieves have made off with two TV sets from national police commissioner Khehla Sitole’s Mpumalanga home, SAPS confirmed on Monday. Spokesperson Brigadier Vishnu Naidoo said the items were stolen by criminals who were “purely opportunistic”. The commissioner’s house is under construction and the work was near completion when the theft occurred last Saturday while the..
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Nzimande will not allow Afrikaans-based occupational training college, Sol-Tech to operate if it excludes certain groups
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Higher education minister Blade Nzimande says he will not allow a proposed Afrikaans college to operate if it contravenes the bill of rights by excluding certain groups based on race or culture. Nzimande was speaking in Durban on Monday regarding the construction of an Afrikaans-based occupational training college, Sol-Tech, in Centurion, Pretoria. Construction has already..
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Cash-strapped state arms company, Denel failed to supply R250 million worth of military Casspirs to the government of Chad after already receiving R100 million deposit
Top police officers linked to fraud amounting to a whopping R5 million
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According to news reports, top police officers are accused of “stealing” crime intelligence funds and the amount involved in excess of R5 million. Funds earmarked to investigate the EFF and FeesMustFall cases were used for luxury accommodation in hotels and payments were made to fictitious informants. The names of Major General Deena Moodley and Colonel..
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All South Africans deserve to share in Rugby World Cup joy, not just premium DSTV subscribers
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“It is a pity that the SABC’s inability to broadcast the Rugby World Cup will deprive millions of South Africans of the opportunity to participate in the euphoria and cohesion that the tournament brings to everyone in the country,” says Heloïse Jordaan, FF Plus MP and chief spokesperson for sport. “The mandate of the Department..
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ANC regime gets billed for R100m for 35,000 election posters – The taxpayer will probably now have to shake his pockets to pay the bill?
Anarchy on the rise in SA – Students burn down Satellite police station – and what does the ANC regime do about it, absolutely nothing
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The anarchy of students continues unabated after a satellite police station was set on fire near the Richards Bay campus. Lectures are suspended and there is no indication when lectures will resume. Meanwhile, students are demanding enhanced security and security measures at the campus. Informed sources claim that unrest on campuses is now artificially fueled..
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Street names in Ekurhuleni will soon get new street names that will be named after major ANC political icons – What a waste of taxpayers money
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The Ekurhuleni Metro Council has once again announced its intention to change 42 street names and eight beacons in the metro’s to names of major political icons and important individuals from the region. At a council meeting this week, the council said it would be part of their Heritage Month celebrations. Gilloolys, the continent’s largest..
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R7 million school in Eastern Cape build in a area obviously not suitable for any construction, now in ruins – this is just one more example of the incompetence of the ANC educational department
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It is 11am on a cold Friday at Mcheni Primary School and there is not a single pupil or teacher at school. The dilapidated mud school on the outskirts of the small town of Tsolo in Tyweka village, KuJence (can’t find on map), becomes a ghost when the weather is bad, like this particular Friday…
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SA’s train transport system leaves much to be desired with constant reports of accidents, derailments and delays – Train derailed in Vereeniging area causes chaos
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Chaos broke lose when a train in Vereeniging derailed and had to use trains from other routes to avoid delays. Metro Rail’s train service in Vereeniging was so badly interupted that the trains that had to leave later were advised to use alternative routes, No injuries were reported, but the cause of the accident is..
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Eskom could be facing yet another corruption scandal with regards to the high demand of coal
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Competition in the coal industry is influenced by the small number of mines that have to meet the high demand for coal. The large coal mining groups therefore have a firm grip on the industry, and while Eskom is struggling to keep up with its R440bn debt burden, its bargaining power has dropped to a..
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Panyaza Lesufi slams new Afrikaans university funded by Solidarity: ‘Don’t remind us of apartheid’ – Jealousy makes you nasty!
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The campus is part of the union’s education and employment projects worth R4,5 billion over the next five years. The project is set to cost about R300 million funded through donations from the community, the union said. The university will be home to Solidarity’s accredited, Afrikaans private vocational training college founded on Christian values. The..
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China invests millions in SA – South Africa is not for sale. This country cannot be sold out to anyone!
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China is making big investments in South Africa, and the latest investment in the Eastern Cape is a concern for some. A Chinese delegation of business people from the Zhejiang region of the country has just completed their finishing work in the Eastern Cape to sign a deal for a huge port development project. The..
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7th Brics loan worth R7 billion to be granted to the SA National Roads Agency, controlled by ANC regime will probably not be used for optimal benefits for road users
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The “new Development Bank” known as Brics Bank, has approved the lending of R7bn to the state-owned entity Sanral. This is the seventh loan to South Africa that Brics has granted, and the latest loans are considered another step closer to junk status. The SA National Roads Agency (SANRAL), which initially intended to realize huge..
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