While many find the following video hilarious, it paints a grim picture of the political reality in KwaZulu-Natal that has seen hundreds of lives lost in politically motivated killings across the province over the years. A Twitter user by the name of @andile_mlacash shared video footage of an unidentified businessman arriving at a tender briefing..
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WATCH: Unidentified businessman found his own solution to the province’s political killings
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Cyril Ramaphosa still denies that these tragedies exist – 9 farm attacks including 4 farm murders in 6 days in South Africa
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There have been nine farm attacks including four farm murders in last six days in South Africa. And the South African President Cyril Ramaphosa still denies that these tragedies exist. In the last attack which took place in Wellington in the Western Cape a farmers knees were broken with a crowbar as he was brutally..
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Five attackers invade couples home in Henley on Klip, victim shot in both legs
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Darrel Vos [ 58 ] was shot in both legs in his bedroom in his house in Henley on Klip on Friday around 1845 during a house invasion and robbery . His wife Jaqui [ 65 [ was surprised by 3 black males in the living room . She shouted a warning to her husband..
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Human body parts on sale for as little as R4000 in Margate
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On 7 October 2018 at 22:50, police received information of a man selling body parts in Margate. The police officers wasted no time and followed up on the information. Their investigations led them to Marine Drive in Margate where the suspect was spotted seated in a vehicle. The police officers approached the man clad in..
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No wonder they are called animals – EFF viscously attack top metro cop
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ON THURSDAY, the EFF once again disrupted council proceedings.A red wave descended on the Germiston Civic Centre in Ekurhuleni, where party members were given their marching orders. As cops were called in to get the red berets out, blood flowed after a top Metro cop was moered. Daily Sun was told deputy police chief Johann..
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More reason to bring out the candles – Eskom needs more money and was granted permission to increase electricity tariffs
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The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) has approved electricity tariff increases as requested by the embattled utility supplier, Eskom. This is another blow for the majority of South Africans who are already struggling to make ends meet. The approval of this electricity tariff increase, which is aimed at rescuing Eskom from the doldrums..
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Listen up citizens of South-Africa, the ANC-government has just officially renamed Grahamstown to Makhanda – what a waste of good tax money!
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Grahamstown is now officially known as Makhanda. Minister Nathi Mthethwa said on Tuesday that he had fulfilled “all legal obligations to finalise the renaming” of the Eastern Cape town, which falls under the Makana Municipality. “What South Africans ought to know, is that the name change of the town to Makhanda is the fulfilling of..
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Still, Cyril says everything is ok in SA – Two farm attacks have been reported in the past few hours, where two men who lost their lives
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Two farm attacks have been reported in South Africa in the past few hours, with two men who lost their lives. Heidelberg, Gauteng: In the latest incident, a 69-year-old farmer was attacked and killed by five men in Heidelberg, Gauteng. Capt. Police spokesperson Kay Makhubele said the attack took place between 01:00 and 02:00 Wednesday..
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New trend in SA with expensive fuel prices – Thieves are now targeting parked vehicles to steal petrol
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The fuel price, which burst through the price ceiling in October, causes a new temptation for criminals who have now begun an attack on parked motor vehicles. For those of you whom know, electrical cable theft is already a well-known source of income for criminals but will soon have to take a side step for..
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Police officer of Balfour arrested after hijacking a couple
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A man of Balfour alleges that a police constable hijacked him and his wife last weekend at Balfour in Mpumalanga. For more than two days, a constable of Mpumalanga tried to evade his colleagues before he surrendered himself and was arrested. The police officer in connection was accused of hijacking a couple last weekend. Police..
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9.6 million people are unemployed; Cyril Ramaphosa do you still say that there are no problems in SA?
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The following figures show the hard reality of the state of the so-called rainbow nation: 9.6 million people are unemployed; 6.1 million young people between the ages of 15 and 34 are unemployed: 90 000 jobs have been lost in the second quarter of 2018. This is the situation in the country of which Cyril..
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Dark times ahead in SA – 10 of Eskom’s 15 power stations has less less than three weeks’ coal left
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Ten of Eskom’s 15 power stations have less than three weeks of (black) coal stock left. According to spokesman Khulu Phasiwe, stock is low due to the fact that supply can not be replaced quickly enough. Accusations are now being placed on Tegeta Exploration who can not fulfil their contractual obligations because they are placed..
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Breakfast show presenter fired after calling Malema a monkey on air
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Media personality Sasha Martinengo has defended the comments he made on radio, in which he called EFF leader Julius Malema a “monkey”. Hot91.9fm fired Martinengo with immediate effect following his remarks on the breakfast show. He said: “[And] people still listen to this monkey.” In a tweet on Tuesday morning, Martinengo apologised but didn’t retract..
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R18 million project on hold due to poor workmanship by the contractor
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The official unveiling of a R18 million road and stormwater upgrade project in Soshanguve has been put on hold after complaints was received of poor workmanship by the contractor. The 2.4 km of road construction and 2.9 km of stormwater project commenced in July 2017 and after inspection, the contractor undertook to repair the mistakes..
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This R8 million Mandela statue has left Mpumalanga residents furious
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“The best way to honour Nelson Mandela is for this government to prioritise education, healthcare and the delivery of services to the people.” – DA regional spokesperson An R8.3 million bronze statue of former president, Nelson Mandela, has received mixed reviews from political parties and Mpumalanga residents. It’s not because the statue of the late..
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