The dust has not yet settled around the CR 17 “donations” in 2017 when it became known that the Minister of Small Business, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, had made large donations to ANC leaders. The donations are believed to be voting for Ramaphosa during the 2017 ANC leadership election which he won. In Limpopo, Gauteng, Eastern Transvaal,..
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CR17 payouts – It appears that the Minister of Small Business had bought votes for Ramaphosa in order for him to win ANC election
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Eastern Transvaal village of Kriel suffers huge air pollution due to Eskom coal power station
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The Eskom plant at Kriel in the Eastern Transvaal is now the power plant that causes the second most air pollution with sulfur dioxide. The eastern Transvaal countryside is suffering from the huge air pollution caused by Eskom’s coal power plants, of which the Kriel plant is one of the biggest scapegoats. The details of..
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Ramaphosa’s ANC election campaign bank account shows EFF MP received R40,000 – experts say something sounds fishy
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Bank account of Cyril Ramaphosa’s ANC presidential campaign, known as the CR17 , is back in the news. ANC leaders will convene a meeting to discuss the latest incident, which allegedly found that the EFF’s MP, Tebogo Mokwele, received R40,000 from Ramaphosa’s CR17 account. The EFF apparently confirmed that the MP did receive the money..
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Ramaphosa approved new law that frees debt burden of millions of people – however, it is speculated that whites will be excluded from new legislation once again
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The new law, which has just been passed by parliament, could mean that almost 10 million people’s debts may be written off. The law, which is seen as a benefit of predominantly black people, who incurred debt while their income is such that they cannot pay the debt, was of particular concern to the bankers.
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Ecological disaster strikes Natal – 1,600 million liters of oil and acid are dumped into the river, killing thousands of fish and losing vegetation
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In the past week, nearly 1,600 cubic meters (1.6 million liters) of oil and acid have been dumped in the Mduduzi River. Willowton Oil is responsible for the disaster that is considered to be one of the greatest in the history of Natal. Cato Ridge and the Umgeni River are already polluted and the pollution..
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An unemployment reality check in SA – The impact of behaviour on the unemployment crisis – We have become a nation of takers
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The economy is a superb construct that helps us to serve each other –and because the situation we are in rests so heavily on paradigms, we can turn things around pretty quickly by shifting those paradigms. We have become a nation of takers. Without recognising this we will not be able to fully understand the..
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Stats SA data confirms IRR survey which shows that whites in South Africa experience more racial discrimination than other groups
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A new government survey somehow managed to show that more than 70% of people in SA are ‘satisfied with life’ and that 90% are proud to be South African, this despite the country crashing in almost al sectors with record unemployment and crime.
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Farm attackers torture victims during invasion, victims burned with iron and boiling water
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Four men detained and severely assaulted three residents of the Hekpoort area in Gauteng over the weekend. They were burnt with an iron and boiling water was poured over them. According to Constable Gloria Maswanganye, police spokesman, a man and his girlfriend and her brother was brutally attacked on Friday night in their farmhouse. The..
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ANC’s pension money proposal upsets economists – Government wants to use private and public pension funds to settle struggling SOE’s debts
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ANC Chairman on economic transformation, Enoch Godongwana, said during an interview with the Sunday Times that money from the country’s private and public pension funds should be used to pay off the debts of struggling state-owned enterprises such as Eskom and SAA. In response to the statement, economist Mike Schüssler said it was just another..
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ANC’s proposed land grab program is leaving SA farmers uncertain – concern that land will be given to disadvantaged and agricultural production will decline
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In recent months, it has become quieter regarding how the government is going to progress with its land grab program while the focus is currently more on the ANC divisions. Farmers across South Africa’s main concern is that land will be made available to the disadvantaged and instead of increased agricultural production, a drastic decline..
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Government policy causes SA academics to squander
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Government policy is not aimed at drawing the most out of South Africa’s rich academic well. This became evident from the answers provided to two written questions that the FF Plus posed to the Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation. One question dealt with retaining academics after the compulsory age of retirement, namely 65..
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Matjhabeng: From city of gold to city of sewage – residents’ properties were flooded with sewage for days because sewage pipes were leaking but were not being fixed
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On 15 August 2019, the FF Plus filed a criminal complaint against the mayor, Mr Nkosenjani Speelman, and the municipal manager, Mr Elias Tsoaeli, of the Matjhabeng Local Municipality due to the municipality’s collapse of service delivery. Residents who live in the municipal region are affected by the problem of sewage running down the streets..
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#Whitelife don’t matter: 19 Farm attacks, 2 farm murders in South Africa, 1-15 August 2019
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There have already been nineteen farm attacks and two farm murders in South Africa in the first half of August 2019. During July 2019, there were 39 farm attacks, 4 farm murders and 4 farm attacks were successfully averted. There is little being done to address the crisis and the government continues to avoid the..
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Health care shares dropped R14 billion since announcement of NHI
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The FF Plus is seriously worried about the negative impact that the tabling of the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill in Parliament last Thursday has since had on the country’s economy. It is not only the Discovery group’s shares that fell on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. Yesterday, an amount of R14 billion was lost in..
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Bad news for motorists: unleaded octane fuel inland will cost you more than R16 a litre,
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Based on the current data, the price of petrol could increase by up to ten cents a litre in September, the Automobile Association said on Thursday. The AA further foresees that the price of illuminating paraffin could increase by 12 cents and diesel as much as 16 cents. The AA commented on unaudited mid-month fuel..
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