Elvis Ramosebudi was found guilty of planning to kill Jacob Zuma and other ANC dignitaries.He apparently had a long list of names of people to be murdered, and he sent letters with the intention of finding murderers. However, he was found guilty in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court after the state succeeded in pointing out that..
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Man found guilty who wanted to kill Zuma and other ANC dignitaries
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Juju has really now lost all his marbles, but what would happen to White people when we dare to say this:- I am proud to be a racist because I am telling the truth
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The Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema told northern KwaZulu-Natal tertiary education students saying that if people wanted to call him racist for telling the truth, they should label him that. “In Northern Cape and Western Cape there are still people who are paid with a bottle of wine during harvesting season. When you say..
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Reserve Banking Nationalization might just be a stunt to retain votes for the ANC?
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Former ANC president Thabo Mbeki has also joined the debate among black people about the possibility of nationalization of the South African Reserve Bank. Mbeki said the move was pointless, but political analysts said his point of view was merely an indication that he was still severely annoyed by how Zuma lifted him from the..
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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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The newly-appointed National Prosecuting Authority boss, Shamila Batohi assembles state capture team to fast-track prosecutions, how long are you going take to ‘solve this mystery’
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Shamila Batohi makes the first move in attempting to stabilise South Africa’s prosecuting authority. Shamil Batohi, the National Prosecuting Authority’s (NPA) newly-appointed head of public prosecutions, has struck her first move in addressing allegations that have been made in the state capture inquiry. As reported by EWN, Batohi’s response to mounting pressure to act on..
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Jacob ‘shower-head’ Zuma could face US investigation over $30 million deal with Gaddafi, you can run but you can’t hide
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The devil’s in the dollar on this one. Following the Sunday Times‘ explosive report that Jacob Zuma helped stash Muammar Gaddafi’s “missing millions” in a bunker at Nkandla, speculation has been rife about whether the former president will have to face any criminal charges going forward. It is alleged that Msholozi accepted $30 million –..
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Former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi’s missing millions hidden at Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla?
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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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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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Buthelezi’s political party, IFP lost support and fingers are now pointed towards Jacob Zuma – There is strong suspicion that IFP will eventually disappear as a political structure in the near feature
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The Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) of the elderly Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi has lost a lot of support over the past few years, and the leader believes the Jacob Zuma is to blame. He says many of his followers supported Zuma because he was the country’s president and also president of the ANC. He believes it..
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A new law could soon see South Africans jailed for lying on their CV, well I see less Politicians in the Parliament
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Think before you get creative with the truth on your CV: The government are now one step closer to bringing in harsher penalties for “dishonest applicants”. The National Qualifications Amendment Bill is not here to play, ladies and gentlemen. The adjustment to the existing legislation comes with some pretty stern updates, which aims to clamp-down..
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BREAKING NEWS:- Cyril Ramaphosa has to choose between South Africa and the ANC, what do you think will he choose?
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If Cyril Ramaphosa is truly committed to cleaning up the state, creating a professional and effective public service and putting the country on a steady economic growth path, he cannot commit to the ANC, writes Pieter du Toit. The depth of South Africa’s national crisis is becoming clearer by the day. Eskom’s inability to keep..
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Zuma Asks for a Permanent Stay Of Prosecution – He claimed he was a victim of an orchestrated attempt by the NPA to link him to corruption
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While former president Jacob Zuma filed a 300-page affidavit, asking for a permanent stay of prosecution, the National Prosecuting Authority believes that there is a strong case against him. In his answering affidavit, Senior Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions advocate Billy Downer SC requested the KwaZulu-Natal High Court to dismiss Zuma’s request. The reasoning behind..
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SA’s struggling Rand is even further in abyss – Ramaphosa may be weaker on economic grounds than its predecessor Zuma
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It appears that the current ANC president, Cyril Ramaphosa, is probably an even weaker leader than his predecessor, Jacob Zuma, on economic grounds. This is the opinion of an anonymous Pretoria economist following the president’s announcement that he will nationalize the Reserve Bank in the foreseeable future. It is now clear that Ramaphosa has little..
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State Capture wipes out third of SA’s R4.9-trillion – calculations on price tag don’t even touch on the untold costs of loss of trust, reputation and opportunity
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The cost of State Capture hovers at around R1.5-trillion over the second term of the Jacob Zuma administration. That’s just short of the R1.8-trillion Budget for 2019. Put differently: State Capture has wiped out a third of South Africa’s R4.9-trillion gross domestic product, or effectively annihilated four months of all labour and productivity of all..
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Nyanda and Trevor Manual Drop Bombshells – Guptas Wielded Significant Influence in the Appointment and Dismissal of Ministers
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Siphiwe Nyanda, former cabinet minister told the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture today that he met with the Gupta brothers in the presence of former president Jacob Zuma’s son Duduzane Zuma. They introduced themselves and their company, Sahara Computers and indicated a desire to have a private meeting with him. Under his portfolio as communications minister, Nyanda..
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