The South African Police Service and Stats SA recently published the country’s crime statistics for 2018, which showed an alarming increase in murder, cash-in-transit heists, rape, and bank robberies. This, however, only tells part of the story. Stats SA’s latest Victims of Crime Survey reveals that only a small number of crimes are reported to..
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South Africa – Where criminals run free and hard-working people suffer
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Buffelspoort farm attack – Couple assaulted and tied up during home-invasion
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A farm attack took place on 22 October 2018 in the Buffelspoort area, North West. A 49 year old man finished dinner and let the dogs into the house, who immediately went to their sleeping baskets. Whilst carrying the dinner plates to the basin, he was surprised by four African males, armed with hand guns…
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Terrorists cowardly beat an old man to death in KZN, he was found gagged and his hands and legs bound – Crime is totally out of control
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The family of a murdered pensioner hope that those responsible for his death will be arrested soon. Christopher Munro Biggs, 73, was found beaten, gagged and his hands and legs bound in his Manor Gardens home earlier today. It is believed that his body had been lying in one of the bedrooms for two days…
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After 25 years white South-Africans are blamed for the failure of the Rainbow nation – But why?
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White South Africans are often accused that their “sense of superiority”, their “white privilege” is the reason why the multiculturalist New South Africa and the Rainbow Nation is a failure. It is unwillingness of the white man to share property and wealth that is the cause of all the misery. Now, if we look at..
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Black residents benefiting from illegal power connections burn down substation – Paying residents are now paying the price for lawlessness in the country
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Residents who benefit from illegal power connections vent their anger by burning down a substation of CityPower in Allandale on the East Rand. Power was not restored by Wednesday evening and paying residents are now paying the price for lawlessness in the country. It is not the first time that the black residents are vandalizing..
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Hooliganism at its best in South-Africa – Grade 12 pupils torched school and assaulted deputy principal during matric rampage
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Disgruntled Grade 12 pupils are suspected to have been involved in the torching of an administration block and classrooms at the Ndaliso Senior Secondary School in Flagstaff‚ the Eastern Cape education department said on Wednesday. The fire was started on Tuesday night‚ according to spokesperson Mali Mtima. “The burning of the administration block follows a..
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Once again taxpayers will have to pay for the sins of the ANC-regime – SAA, Post Office and other ailing SOEs to receive billions in cash-bailouts
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Finance minister Tito Mboweni has announced a R9.1-billion bailout of struggling state-owned companies such as national carrier SAA and regional airline SA Express. In his first medium term budget policy statement to parliament on Wednesday‚ Mboweni announced that the troubled SAA would once more be recapitalised by the taxpayer to the tune of R5-billion. This..
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Service delivery in SA at its best! – It took the SA Post Office 81 days to deliver a letter, which should take only 3 days
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A recent MyBroadband test showed that it took the South African Post Office (SAPO) 81 days to deliver a letter between two locations 48km apart. The letter was sent on 27 July 2018 from the Jeppestown Post Office in Johannesburg to the Lyttelton Post Office in Centurion – and was received on 16 October 2018…
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WATCH! Black school boys in South Africa attack each other with pangas!
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Dictionary meaning of Panga : large, broad-bladed African knife used as a weapon or as an implement for cutting heavy jungle growth, sugar cane, etc.; machete. Who teaches them this behavior? The teachers? Or Their parents? How safe is it for innocent school children and teachers with such criminals entering school premises? What is the..
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VBS and Saambou Bank: More in common than having collapsed
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JOHANNESBURG – Early in September 2002, the Registrar of Banks placed the management responsibilities of this once proud bank (Saambou Bank) in the hands of a curator. Sounds familiar not so? The Minister of Finance “Trevor Manuel”, upon the recommendation of the Registrar of Banks has placed the VBS Mutual Bank under curatorship with effect..
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Borders remain open playground for illicit trading and possible invasion – R50bn needed by SANDF to protect South Africa’s borders
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Until National Treasury forks out R50billion to the SANDF, the country’s borders will remain an open playground for illicit trading – and even a possible invasion. This was the grim picture painted by the Chief of the South African army Lieutenant-General, Lindile Yam. He was speaking at the annual media breakfast at the Army College..
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BREAKING NEWS | Lonmin in $200m deal with Chinese firm
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Lonmin has managed to stave off a major financial hurdle, signing a $200 million metal purchase deal with a Chinese company to pave the way for the completion of the R5 billion takeover by Sibanye-Stillwater. The group said the $200m refinancing facility with Pangaea Investments Management (PIM) – an associate company of Hong Kong listed Jiangxi Copper..
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Four men bought toy guns and went on to rob a nearby shop
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Four suspects robbed a Newton Park shop on Tuesday afternoon shortly after buying toy guns from a nearby shop. The incident occurred at around noon. Police spokesperson Captain Sandra Janse van Rensburg said two men entered H2O International on the corner of Cape Road and 4th Avenue asking for the price of water. Two other..
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Auditor-General is struggling to conduct audits due to personnel receiving threats by municipal officials
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The Auditor General finds itself difficult to carry out his task to conduct audits at municipalities as staff are hostile and even threatening the investigators. City councils that are reported of being uncooperative are Emfuleni, Tshwane, Madibeng and Moretele. the Audit staff are in vain, and it is suspected that all the relevant documents required..
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SAID receives hefty bill from law firm – it may be possible that this is in order to receive a favour distribution?
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Mashiane, Moodley and Monana, a law firm in South-Africa sent SARS a hefty bill of R795,000 for services rendered. It was believed to be legal advice to SARS’s human resources head, Luther Lebelo, which was delivered by David Maphakela. During the hearing Monday, Maphakela refused to deliver oral witnesses despite Judge Nugent’s assignment. Nugent warned..
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