The Cape’s water crisis has been temporarily dismissed and now it is the Gauteng province that is facing a water and sewer crisis. The problem lies not only in the high consumption of water, (300 liters per day per person), but also in the dumping of raw sewage in rivers that flows to the storage..
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Gauteng’s day “Zero” – Only one of the three water treatment plants in Gauteng is in working condition due to ignorance and no maintenance
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South Africa’s infrastructure built by whites over three centuries is now being destroyed by ANC politicians – Mayor of Stutterheim suspended after violent protests occurred in the town during which the municipal building and a clinic were burned down
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The mayor of Stutterheim, one Pateka Qaba, was suspended by his party after violent protests in the town during which the municipal building and a clinic were destroyed by arson attacks. Why is it allowed that some of the political parties in South-Africa are being allowed the mismanage municipality councils and ruin a perfect town…
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South Africans may now vote without an address next year! – Wonder how many illegal voters are now being smuggled across the borders to push up the ANC voting numbers?
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New legislation stipulates that voters who are on the electoral role without an address may vote in the ANC election next year. All that is necessary is that such a person has to fill in a form that shows the address, then everything is correct. If a voter can not offer an address, the voter..
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Former CEO of Transnet is sued for R79 million and he is not bothered at all by the accusations
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For the first time, Transnet has initiated legal proceedings against former chief executive Brian Molefe. In the summons issued against Molefe, Anoj Singh and Regiments Capital, the amount of more than R79 million, plus interest thereon, is claimed. Apparently, the amount of a double payment has been made and claimed back, which is now being..
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Eskom failed as power provider, loadsheading and untrained workers contributes to poor functioning
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The alleged heavy service cost that has doubled within a single year span, which climbed to R45 billion, is the reason Eskom has failed as a power provider. With 90% of electricity supplied by Eskom in the country, and the dramatic cost increase, Eskom is deeply in the red with government and other financiers. The..
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Collapsing infrastructure highlights ANC government’s incompetence
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The ANC cannot be trusted. Not with South Africa’s valuable natural resources like water and certainly not with the public’s hard earned tax money. Just as billions of rands are stolen every year, billions of litres of water are lost due to poor maintenance, mismanagement and skewed priorities. Over the last financial year, 113 billion..
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Horrific photos from the children’s ward in a provincial hospital in Mpumalanga, Middelburg
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‘A Pathetic ANC Government; A Pathetic People; A Match Made in Hell’
These horrific photos are from the childrens ward in a provincial hospital in Mpumalanga, Middelburg
What does it say about black South Africans, when they sit back and allow their elected government to treat their sick, ailing and injured children like human detritus?
Where is the outrage?
This aptly describes the ridiculous lack of accountability the citizens of Mzansi have come to expect from their representatives in parliament.
Continue reading…SAA airline finds itself in a perpetual debt trap that it just can’t escape from without government bailouts – all this because of incompetent ANC politicians, mismanagement and corruption
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There’s a lot to take in with this story below of what could potentially become a massive crisis for the South African fiscus and taxpayer. In a telltale sign, suppliers to SAA are slashing their payment periods from 21 days to 7 days amid fears of a total collapse in the airline’s finances. This alone..
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When it came to a choice between helping pensioners, who are struggling to make ends meet or bailing out South African Express Airways, the ANC and EFF chose to bail out the latter
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The DA proposed five amendments to the Adjustments Appropriation Bill [B35-2018] to support senior citizens, improve road maintenance and improve rail transport. The political party specifically proposed an increase in the appropriation of Department of Social Development [Vote No. 17] of R1.2 billion to provide the 3.5 million beneficiaries of the old age grant with..
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Porterville farm attack: Extreme hatred and violence meted out – “Kill the boer, Viva Juju ” and ” Viva EFF ” – Still the government is denying the harsh reality of farm murders!
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“The cruelness in their voices. The hate in their eyes”. This is what is haunting Desiree Taylor-Van Schalkwyk (45) after she and her husband Tobie were attacked on their farm outside Porterville on Sunday evening, 25 November 2018. Desiree was sexually assaulted and almost raped. Her husband had petrol poured out over him. The couple..
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It seems that the entire ANC’s top structure was involved in the statecapture – No wonder SA is experiencing financial difficulties and to top it all, they are covering for each other
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Gwede Mantashe, who testified on behalf of the ANC before the Zondo commission, called on Barbara Hogan to withdraw her allegations that Jesse Duarte was involved in the state capture. He will later answer Hogan’s allegations that he abused his influence during the appointment of Siyabonga Gama at Transnet. It appears that the entire ANC’s..
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Huge number of ‘medical legal claims’ against health departments – just another sheer sign that the NHI is doomed to failure
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The civil rights organisation AfriForum today expressed concern regarding the huge number of medical legal claims against provincial health departments.
Rapport yesterday reported that Kimi Makwetu, the Auditor General, concluded that these claims are much more in seven of the country’s provinces than the various departments’ industry budget for 2018/2019 and subsequently contain large risks for service delivery.
Dr Eugene Brink, AfriForum Spokesperson for health related matters, says these facts are extremely concerning. “These claims weren’t taken into consideration when the budget was compiled and successful claims will thus have to be paid from money that was intended for services. However, it is not only simply the number of negligence claims that is a matter of concern, but also huge amounts of irregular expenditure.
AfriForum recently particularly submitted criminal charges in all the provinces regarding this type of expenditure that amounted t
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R22 million Lottery grant from the NLC hijacked
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When Takalani Tshikalange set up a non-profit organisation in rural Limpopo in 2012 to help people with HIV she hoped to make a real difference. But despite her best intentions, Denzhe Primary Care failed to take off. The organisation lay dormant for four years. Then, out of the blue, Tshikalange received an SMS alert from..
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School Education in SA – Sex for marks and cash: Matric girl pregnant, 3 teachers suspended
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A matric girl pregnant and three teachers suspended, as pupils claim one teacher slept with several girls Education authorities are investigating a sex-for-marks scandal after three teachers were suspended last week. The teachers are believed to have had sex with at least 10 schoolgirls at a rural Eastern Cape school, the name of which is..
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Cyril Ramaphosa signs National Minimum Wage Bill to uplift the country’s working poor who earn below R20 an hour – What about old age pension Mr President, can’t you increase that as well?
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Employers who are unable to pay the minimum wage due to constraints in their businesses will be eligible for exemptions. President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed the National Minimum Wage Bill, which is expected to benefit about 6-million workers that currently earn below R3,700 a month when it comes into effect on January 1 2019. Business..
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