The squatters residing illegally in Mamelodi East were left scattered by the Red Ants during a cleaning process at unfinished buildings. Rubber bullets have been used to remove more than 100 squatters. The buildings are still under construction with sanitation and electricity connections still to be done. Allegations that the buildings have been empty for..
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Illegal squatters under siege by rubber bullets during evicting proces, now threaten to make Mamelodi ungovernable if ANC regime does not provide free housing to them
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SA has been plunged into a total state of mayhem while the president is on tour to recruit white, black and brown votes
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The main routes in Pretoria, Johannesburg and Cape Town had to be closed due to protest actions by anarchistic groups. The protesters and stone throwers have voiced their demands to the government one after the other, while the police’s reluctance or incompetence again emerged by not controlling the situation. The N1 to the north had..
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Widespread illegal protests accompanied by violence and looting, sowing chaos in SA
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Reports of protest actions in various parts of South Africa were received as illegal protesters marched in groups. However, all the protesters have one goal in mind and that is to address the lack of service delivery in the country. Tshwane, Somerset West, Khayelitsha, Kroonstad, Orange Grove and Vanderbijlpark are just some of the affected..
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Latest corruption: 62% of reported fraud was committed by officials, all of them employed by the ANC and DA figures – no wonder white voters are reluctant to vote
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Corruption Watch’s latest figures on corruption are pointing to the problem in South Africa. Abuse of authority was 23%, Bribery 18%, Employer corruption 12%, Tender fraud 21% and other 26%. If authority abuse, bribery and tender fraud are added together, we find that. Political analysts say the numbers are going to make a percentage of..
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SANDF must now step up to safeguard trains, passengers due to criminals and protesters reeking havoc
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The new trains launched by Ramaphosa must now be guarded on their routes by the SA Defense Force, according to Untu foreman Sonja Carstens. She called for Ramaphosa to declare the condition at Prasa an “emergency” as criminals and protesters threaten the safety of trains and passengers. The launch of the one new train is..
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Land Grab in progress! Yet, President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa once again said that “Land Grabbing has not happened in South Africa?
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The N2 highway between Somerset West and Cape Town is in chaos as alleged “land grabbers” have taken to the streets, burning tyres, setting vehicles alight and pelting cars with stones on Thursday morning. The N2 outbound is reportedly closed to traffic at Somerset West Main and the N2 inbound is closed to traffic at..
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Ethnic white minority South Africans paying the majority taxes. If they were to leave the country in droves as has been suggested then the cash to loot from (SARS) would be less!
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President Cyril Ramaphosa says that there is place in South Africa for all people who live in it. Perhaps the heading to the report attached should read > “If I could, I would tie white South Africans to a tree and say don’t leave and we’ll register the address of the tree with SARS” Here’s..
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ANC will do anything to cling on to power! Ramaphosa’s ANC intent on burning the country to the ground as they lose the support of SA
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We have gathered evidence of the ANC’s coordinated campaign to literally burn parts of South Africa, particularly where the DA governs. This is indicative of an organisation that is becoming desperate as the writing is on the wall. South Africans are increasingly rejecting the ANC’s 25 years of empty promises and corruption that has stolen..
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Hoërskool Driehoek: Parliamentary answer confirms the negligence of Lesufi – ordinary people and learners had to suffer because ANC did not rule for all and target minorities for their own defects
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The FF Plus learned with shock, but without surprise, that infrastructure inspections at the Hoërskool Driehoek were done only on 8 April 2006, 20 September 2006 and 8 April 2014. In response to a FF Plus question in parliament, the minister of basic education acknowledged that the last investigation was conducted in July 2018 as..
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ANC exhibits moral bankruptcy with escalating boycott against Israel and friendly ties with skunk-countries like Venezuela
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The FF Plus is opposed to the ANC government’s escalating and one sided boycott against Israel while it simultaneously goes to a lot of trouble to establish ties with countries like Venezuela, North Korea and Cuba that all have a poor reputation internationally. Against the backdrop of its hostility against Israel, the ANC should realise..
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ANC uses social grants as ace card for the coming general elections – social grant recipients are scared they will lose grant if they vote for an opposition party
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When voters chose their parties on May 8, it’s likely that personal issues, such as grants and RDP houses, will have a major bearing. Most South African social grant recipients do not believe that the opposition parties would not take away their government grants. And this could influence who they vote for, come May 8’s..
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Electricity-supply crisis is looming in South Africa that could make intermittent outages in the past few months seem trivial by comparison – Eskom shuts ageing plants
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Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd., which supplies almost all the nation’s power, will lose more than a quarter of its current generating capacity over the next decade as it shuts ageing coal-fired plants. Replacing that output and adding capacity needed to meet rising demand will take years and cost more than R1trn ($71bn), according to government..
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Jacob Zuma set to sue Sunday Times and the journalist over ‘Gaddafi’s missing millions’ story – denying all allegations that cash was ever kept at Nkandla
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The paper has reported that ‘authorities are [now] certain’ there was a lot of money hidden in the bunker at the time. Former president Jacob Zuma will reportedly take legal action against the Sunday Times and the journalist “in her personal capacity” following a story claiming he allegedly agreed to keep the late Libyan dictator..
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While SA is getting ready for the 2019 elections, ANC-regime is still denying gruesome farm attacks and murders that is taking place – March: 28 farm attacks, 2 farm murders in South Africa
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During March 2019, 28 farm attacks took place and 2 farm murders, whilst 2 farm attacks were successfully averted. The information was supplied by the Rome Research Institute of South Africa. The tables below reflect the crisis that is ongoing in South Africa. The ANC government and police are unwilling to recognise these attacks as..
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SANDF is unable to be proactive in addressing crime and the lack of discipline in its own ranks – Loss of 58 weapons and nearly 8000 rounds of ammunition is disturbing
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The theft and loss of weapons and ammunition at the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) remains worrying and it seems as if the defence force is unable to be proactive in addressing crime and the lack of discipline in its own ranks. From 1 April 2016 up to date, 58 weapons, including 30 dangerous..
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