The Constitutional Review Committee has adopted the report recommending that Section 25 of the Constitution be changed to explicitly allow for expropriation without compensation. The committee on Thursday adopted its report on the amendment of that specific section of the Constitution. MPs on the committee voted 12 for and 4 against the proposed change. Parliament..
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BREAKING NEWS: The constitutional review committee has adopted the report to allow for land expropriation without compensation despite objections from DA and smaller parties
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EFF leader Julius Malema best known anti-white, hate speech ranting villain is receiving blue-light protection – at the cost of the taxpayer – where is the protection for the farmers of the white South African Minority Group?
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Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema is receiving blue-light protection, police have confirmed. National police spokesperson Vish Naidoo confirmed this to News24 on Tuesday, saying: “I can confirm that he is being protected by the SAPS (South African Police Service) but I can’t get into details for security reasons.” Sowetan reported on Tuesday that..
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Expropriation without compensation is a done deal – all that’s left is the formalities
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A constitutional amendment for expropriation without compensation is a done deal. In Parliament’s joint constitutional review committee on Tuesday the ANC and EFF, with support of the United Democratic Movement (UDM) and National Freedom Party (NFP), supported this. They have the numbers, both in the committee where it is expected to come to a vote,..
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Brace yourself for some dark times, since word is out that there are a big possibility of some hectic power interruptions ahead of us – Only four out of the 15 Eskom power stations have sufficient coal to generate electricity
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Eskom’s stock coal at the 15 power stations is still low and the possibility of power interruptions becomes an even greater possibility. Eskom is now trying to get new suppliers to fill the coal shortage. Of the 15 power stations, only 4 stations have sufficient coal. The coal producers now enter the rainy season, which..
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Ramaphose is shifting the blame, says that Zuma’s ten year reign are the reason for all the problems of South-Africa – usually they always blame the white man and his apartheid
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The Africans have perfected blame shifting. It’s never his fault, it’s always someone else or the ancestors who are angry. In SA, apartheid became the big scapegoat. Everything that goes wrong or breaks or lacks is the blame of the white man and his apartheid. Now, the president of the country (he was second in..
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President is gallivanting throughout the world while violence, protests, murder, strikes are on the order of the day and SA’s debt is getting bigger – wonder if he would repeat his lies on farm murders in SA overseas
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Municipal and city council debt to Eskom is in an upward spiral with the latest figures of R17 billion by the end of September. The same pattern is found at the various waters where little progress is made with debt collection. A number of recommendations have been made but no decision has yet been taken..
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SAPS promotions will cost taxpayers nearly R650 million – Sixteen of them are now dead, but that won’t be standing in the way of their police careers and six have already been fired from the SA Police
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(Citizen reports:) Some former ‘anti-apartheid soldiers’ who are now in line for handsome increased salaries weren’t even alive during apartheid. Trade union Solidarity on Wednesday revealed further damning evidence that proposed promotions for police officers who ostensibly fought in the struggle are highly questionable, given that so many of these officers in line for more..
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South Africans can no longer count on police service to keep criminals of the street- Old police officer helps criminal who faces 28 charges of rape and murder to escape from prison
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A criminal arrested on 28 charges of rape and murder escaped from prison in Wolmaransstad with the help of a former police officer. Police spokesperson announced that SAPS would continue to get rid of corrupt police officers, but the question arises how many officers remain in the police service. The promise that president Ramaphosa made..
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No wonder the state-owned weapon manufacturer Denel, is currently experiencing financial problems and faces bankruptcy – Head of finance fired after allegedly found guilty of fraud and unlawful use of funds
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The state-owned arms manufacturer Denel has fired his head of finances, Odwa Mhlwana, after he was allegedly found guilty of fraud and unlawful use of funds. Denel has now appointed Wim de Klerk in the position. He is currently the former CEO of ArcelorMittal and will soon begin his duties in the new post. Mhlwana..
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Eskom announces retrenchments, but experts say that it wont make any difference to its financial situation
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In an effort to cut costs, Eskom announced that certain executives will be retrenched. There are currently 25 executives with more than 400 senior officials and general managers. Eskom has employed over 16,000 additional staff over the last 10 years and currently has 207 more senior staff than 17 years ago. It is not known..
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SABC treading on thin ice – SCOPA chases SABC away after the state entity could not provide necessary information about unlawful expenses of R4,9 billion
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Scopa, the parliament’s standing committee for public accounts, chased the team of the SABC away because of the fact that no information could be provided about R4.9 billion unlawful expenses. According to Scopa, the national broadcaster does not have the will or ability to prevent the theft in the entity. The SABC was again given..
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Man’s tumour misdiagnosed as a headache at Groote Schuur Hospital – told to take a tablet and go home
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A growing tumour eating into the nasal passage of a Mitchells Plain man was diagnosed as a headache by staff at Groote Schuur Hospital after he went to the trauma unit to get help for the pain. Faried Jassiem, who felt too ill to go to work, went to the trauma unit after he felt he would pass out, but he never saw a doctor.
Jassiem’s wife, Zaafirah Jassiem, said: “A male nurse said to him why do you just come here with a headache? They became abrupt with him and told him to take a tablet and go home. They gave him a referral letter for Mitchells Plain Day Hospital.
“Sick as he was, and in pain, he had to get on a bus and travel to Mitchells Plain. On the bus his nose started bleeding. When he got to the day hospital, the nurse told him they might not see him that day.”
Zaafirah said her husband went back to the day hospital the next day in unbearable pain. By then his eye had shifted and he was experiencing double vision.
A doctor at the day hospita
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This is what the ANC-government did to SA’s health care! – Cancer patients in KZN must wait up to six months for mammogram screening
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Health MEC Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo is on record calling for people to get screened for early detection of cancers.
And late last month, the national and provincial health departments launched a cancer campaign to educate people that many cancers were preventable or could be “successfully” treated through early detection and timeous treatment.
However, more concerns about the KwaZulu-Natal oncology crisis have been raised by advocacy groups after revelations that the waiting period for a mammogram screening is currently more than six months.
At least four women have told the Daily News that they will undergo screening between May 9 and 16 next year. Three said they had gone to uMlazi’s Prince Mshiyeni Memorial Hospital “some months ago” concerned about lumps in their breasts, and to their shock were told to return in May next year for mammograms.
The fourth woman had since been told at Port Shepstone Regional Hospital that she had cancer.
Mammogra
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An outstanding victory by GOSA for all firearm owners in SA
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Expired license CAN be renewed. The SAPS refusal to process late applications for renewal is unlawful. We have received the written order on the July 2018 court case and we have summarised it to make it easy for all to understand. This is a solid victory by GOSA for all the firearm owners of South..
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Disastrous ANC has no cure for poor healthcare in the Free State
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The ANC has no cure for the sickly state of health care in the Free State. Year after year the Auditor General (AG) diagnoses the Free State Department of Health with a serious case of poor leadership, mismanagement and maladministration. Year after year, the people of the Free State see no improvement in health care.
The AG’s audit outcome for the Department for the period of 2017 to 2018 indicates:
Irregular expenditure of R820 million (R596 million in 2016-2017).
Fruitless expenditure of R3,1 million (R900 000 in 2016-2017).
Unauthorised expenditure of R141 million (R68 million in 2016-2017).
An example of the poor management is the Department’s appointment of a local service provider that was outsourced to address health care challenges. The service provider was supposed to use the Department’s mobile clinics to focus on efficiency, coverage, specialisation and value for money.
The service provider was paid R24 million (R945 per patient) to do t
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