On Tuesday, Parliament held its first public hearing on land expropriation without compensation. With the Northern Cape playing host, long queues outside made things even more stressful. Once everyone had a chance to speak, things got even worse. Land Expropriation without compensation: First Public hearing down While there were hundreds of South Africans representing various..
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First hearing on land expropriation full of tension, threats of violence
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Universiteit van Zoeloeland ondersoek vir korrupsie
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Die minister van hoër onderwys, Naledi Pandor, het ‘n onafhanklike forensiese ondersoek gelas by die universiteit van Zoeloeland. Dit sluit glo die aanstelling in van die visekanselier prof Xoliswa Mtose in.
Daar is na bewering sewe gevalle van korrupsie wat aangemeld is by die departement.
Die aanstelling van die instelling se prokureurs, tender onreëlmatighede en die grade-vir-kontant skema is van die bewerings wat ondersoek sal word.
Alhoewel die bestuur van die universiteit al die klagtes intern hanteer het is daar klaarblyklik nie genoegsame rede om die bevindings te aanvaar nie.
Deur: Die Vryburger
Taxi drivers yells: “you white man, you boer I’ll kill you’ while wielding the panga back and forth”
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A young man escaped with his life after he was pursued by a taxi driver and beaten repeatedly with a panga. Frikkie Gouws was driving home from work on his bike in Voortrekker Road near the diesel depot. He was in the middle lane when he drove past a taxi and accidentally hit its side..
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White minority under attack in SA – Another bloody weekend has come to pass
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It was another bloody weekend. Three of our people were killed in farm attacks again. And while South Africa is reacting in righteous indignation, while the government is concerned about a bomb attack in Zimbabwe and the media, as usual, is quiet about it, the identity of the three victims reveal something which nobody can..
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In which direction is South Africa heading?
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The absurd situation of a Parliament voting in favor of stealing land from white people sends a clear message: “White people do not belong in South Africa, we will steal everything from you, make you our slaves or we kill you!” The Members of Parliament that is supposed to protect all its people, irrespective of..
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Totally unacceptable – President and Minister’s silence on farm murders
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The FF Plus was shocked to learn of the wave of farm murders this past weekend and is disappointed that the Minister of Police, Bheki Cele, and President Cyril Ramaphosa are silent on the matter. Pres Ramaphosa was quick to offer his condolences when mosques were attacked, and people were killed and he even appointed..
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WHITE SOUTH AFRICANS HAVE LESS THAN 5 DECADES LEFT
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It is still as if too many people do not realise how immensely important the 2019 election is going to be. It will be our very last opportunity to put the question of self determination on the political agenda. What makes it even more vital that you support Front National with your vote, is the..
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Carl Niehaus: Zuma vs Verwoerd – No, Zuma was not worse than Verwoerd
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For those who do not follow the Afrikaans press, you would have missed an interesting debate between North West University’s (NWU) political science professor, Theo Venter, and the Umkhonto we Sizwe Veterans Association’s (MKMVA) spokesperson, Carl Niehaus. It goes something like this: Venter makes the claim that the Jacob Zuma period in the presidency was..
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Public hearings on bill to allow schools to sell alcohol – Leave the booze alone and educate our children
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The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) has received 15 submissions on the Education Amendment Bill. The bill is now before the legislature and public hearings will be held. The changes in the bill will mean that schools may permit the sale and consumption of alcohol on public school premises or at a school activity; pupils..
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AA warns motorists to brace for possible fuel price hike in July
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Motorists can brace for another potential petrol price hike next month. The Automobile Association is predicting an increase of about 30 cents per litre. This comes on the back of an 82 cents per litre petrol price hike at the start of June. The association’s Layton Beard explains: “It must be noted that this a..
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South Africa is at the Brink: A country governed by chaos, violence and malice – There is no rule of law
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South Africa is a country governed by chaos, violence and malice. There is no rule of law. Just a bunch of civil societies and weak-wine intellectuals pretending that everything is okay – when it really isn’t. We pretend that things are okay now that Jacob Zuma is no longer the President; that Cyril Ramaphosa will..
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Teenager draws gun during fight, Trenance Park library, KZN
Police buildings are a safe haven … for criminals
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Police residences should be free from illegal activity. After all, it’s here where our men and women in blue – the law enforcement officers whose primary duty is to the protect people and property – live. But this is not the case in Durban, where police blocks of flats – which accommodate thousands of officers..
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Nothing new – South Africa enters another week of chaos
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The chaos in the country continues unabated by the so called protest acts, which just degrade into violence and destruction. In Northern Natal two trucks were stopped, goods stolen and subsequently burned with the result that the N2 highway had to be closed. Passenger cars were attacked with stones, but the police were not available..
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Minister Mapisa-Nqakula reveals that SANDF rifle linked to cash-in-transit heist
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Some South African National Defence Force (SANDF) officials fall foul of the law by losing or stealing official firearms and ammunition, and at least one of these weapons has ended up being used during a cash-in-transit heist, Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula revealed this week.
She was responding to a parliamentary question by FF Plus leader and MP Pieter Groenewald.
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