Just before his death in 2011 Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi entrusted around R400m in cash to then president Jacob Zuma for safe keeping at his Nkandla residence. Libyan military authorities have asked President Cyril Ramaphosa to help recover a stash of cash, estimated to about R442m, belonging to the late Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi, that..
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Former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi’s missing millions hidden at Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla?
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Eskom – You can’t sue us, it’s our right to load shed
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The power utility has brushed off a planned class action for damages caused during load shedding – a legal case an expert says won’t succeed. The planned class-action lawsuit against Eskom’s load shedding may garner popular support, but it may not be successful, considering the technicalities – and Eskom says they can’t be forced to..
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#AlexandraTotalShutDown – LIKE SARAFINA SAID, “BURN! BURN! BURN!”
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I am yet to meet a People who are more than ready to destroy their own environment in an effort to “make a statement” about their need for adequate service delivery. For this “statement”, Black South Africans are always ready to burn down their own neighbourhoods, reside in ashes and wait for the same useless..
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#EskomCrisis is a ticking time bomb: Gordhan’s only plan is to keep the lights on for election
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The ANC government does not have a plan to solve Eskom’s problems. Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan acknowledged that the ANC government did not have the political will to rectify the broken power entity caused by decades of mismanagement and corruption. Natasha Mazzone, DA MP, made these accusations that Gordhan’s only plan is to keep..
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Angry Residents blocked Roads as sporadic protests flare up in Alexandra for third straight day regarding no service delivery – Still voting ANC during the elections?
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Residents of Alexandra have once again taken to the streets, calling on City of Johannesburg Mayor Herman Mashaba to address them This is the third straight day community members have been protesting in the area. On Wednesday, angry residents blocked roads leading into the area with rubble, burning tyres and rocks as they led the..
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The ANC regime places much emphasis on the “redistribution of wealth”, especially those in white ownership. But how much land did the state buy?
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Since 1994, the ANC has placed much emphasis on the “redistribution of wealth” and then land owned by whites is also seen as part of the redistribution. The ANC regime stated that 30% of the land had to be purchased over the 25-year term, an expert concluded that this was supposed to be completed before..
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ANC’s election plan with students – Zuma’s promise of free education not feasible, now ANC government writes off R1 billion of study debt to get their vote on election day
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The Zuma’s promise of free education is still not feasible, as the country is not economically equipped to deliver thousands of teachers needed to provide proper education. Zuma then tried to win the favour of voters by promising that students from the poor communities would receive free education at universities, and shortly thereafter, he promised..
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SANDF has arrested more 406 and convicted more than 1700 soldiers in the past 12 months
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In a statement, SANDF spokesperson, Brigadier General Mafi Mgobhozi said that more than 106 SANDF members were arrested and 1705 soldiers convicted in the Court of Military Judge and Court of Senior Military Judge in the past 12 months. These figures were released by the SANDF barely two weeks after three soldiers were arrested for..
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Land reform doomed unless freed from political point-scoring – Black landlessness has become a convenient weapon for political populists in South Africa.
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With elections around the corner, the lingering questions about land reform are ever more crucial and timely. But, challenging questions need to be debated if a radical land reform programme is to be realised. The pace of land reform has been slow since South Africa’s first democratic elections 25 years ago. Recent findings confirm that..
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SA defence in ‘critical decline’ – Although SA owns 35 Oryxes, just a third are operational
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In 2000, Cyclone Eline devastated Mozambique and killed 700 people. South Africa scrambled and got six helicopters into flooded areas within days, rescuing more than 14 000 people from trees and rooftops, with rising water swirling below them. Earlier this month, Cyclone Idai smashed into Mozambique, Malawi and eastern Zimbabwe. The death toll is heading..
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The ANC’s Eskom Deception – Power Provider received instruction from ANC regime not to apply load shedding until after the election to retain voter support
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Rumor has it that Eskom has been commissioned by the government to keep the electricity supply running without load shedding until after the election. This orders comes in light of the ANC’s decline in their support from voters for the upcoming election in May. The ANC apparently said Eskom had to keep the lights on,..
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Fuel now more expensive than gold says consumers mockingly
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The fuel price that will hike further this Wednesday makes the liquid almost as expensive as gold, says consumers mockingly. Wednesday, the price of petrol will increases by R1.34 per liter, and diesel increases by R0.82 per liter, leaving a big hole in motorists budget. The increase is attributable to the weak Rand and the..
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Zuma Jnr: State withdrew a second charge of culpable homicide – Duduzane Zuma escape prosecution merely because he is being protected due to political connections
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Duduzane Zuma, son of former President Jacob Zuma, appeared in the Randburg Magistrate’s Court on 26 March 2019, on a charge of culpable homicide and a charge of reckless and negligent driving. The state withdrew a second charge of culpable homicide after a report from a pathologist indicated that a second victim died of natural..
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Month-end 33% of teachers in black South African schools are AWOL – Inadequate funding is not the main cause of South Africa’s poor-quality education, the teachers are the problem!
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IMF report slams SA’s education folly – Costly, politically expedient interventions will not fix SA’s dysfunctional education system; we must tackle the root causes of the problem. Without addressing the weak foundations at the primary and secondary school levels, the government’s flagship policy of free tertiary education is likely to deliver disappointing results. At worst,..
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Brace for impact, everybody – Petrol price set for a massive increase – Wonder if there is any truth in the saying, that every time the ANC-regime needs money, they raise the petrol price?
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The forecast for the month ahead is a beast, as the petrol price is set for second consecutive major increase in April. They’ve got us by the gas pumps, here. Data released by the Central Energy Fund (CEF) this week suggests that the petrol price increase for April 2019 could hit South Africa with tremendous..
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