There’s egg on the faces of a few IEC officials this Election Day, as both the ink-mark method and ID scanners were revealed to have serious security flaws. Congratulations to everyone who managed to brave the rain and the cold to cast their vote on Wednesday. However, some chancers might have been able to get..
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Election ink kicks up a stink – Not the best Election Day at the office for the IEC: Flaws in voter security exposed on Election Day as both ID scanners and ink-marked method not working effectively
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ANC-regime invests R14 billion in war-torn Sudan, this step is considered extremely risky due to Jeff Radebe’s engagement with the signing of the agreement
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While no one is willing to get involved in exploiting oil in war-torn Sudan, South Africa has decided to invest R14bn in the industry. The investment, which is widely regarded as extremely risky, can apparently be valuable while sanctions can cause oil and oil exports by Venezuela and Iran to be temporary. The South African..
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While Eskom is struggling to acquire funds by making even more debt with loans to keep power grid stable, thousands of households are using solar power as an alternative to electricity in Northern-Cape
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Northern Cape residents were given great relief, which would keep loadshedding at bay. While Eskom is struggling to make even more debt with loans so that it can remain standing, the residents have erected a solar farm near Kathu in the Northern Cape that can deliver an average electric power of 100 MW, which will..
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Illegal protest actions during elections caused Voting Stations still to be closed after 5pm
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The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has confirmed that at least five voting stations had not yet opened by 5 pm on Wednesday. IEC deputy CEO Masego Shiburi made the announcement while South Africans citizens across the country were still casting their votes. IEC deputy CEO Masego Shiburi said the commission was highly satisfied with voting..
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Minister of Water and Sanitation received a R2 million bribe as reward after using his influence to secure, Bekendevlei Farm a R97,6 million farm in Limpopo for a friend
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Gugile Nkwinti, the Minister of Water and Sanitation, reportedly unduly used his influence to secure a R97,6 million farm in Limpopo for a friend and his business partner during his tenure as Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform (DRDLR). This was according to a report recently published by the Public Protector, Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane…
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Vote Rigging? – Voters say they were able to cast ballots more than once during yesterday’s election – Allegations of multiple voting a first for us, says IEC
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The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) said this was the first time it has faced allegations of multiple voting. Several political parties have lodged complaints, while South Africans took to social media claiming they were able to cast ballots more than once. Eyewitness News has seen videos of people able to vote more than once, easily..
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Malema slams patriarchy after his wife was asked to take out fake manicured nail with scissors before at voting point
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Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema and his wife, Mantwa, were shocked after an IEC staff member allegedly asked her to take out her fake nail to vote in Seshego on Wednesday. “A staff member told my wife to take out her nail so they could put a mark and I found that bizarre and..
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Yet once again nothing is being done to correct error – Electoral Commission registering BLF as apolitical party is unlawful and thus its participation in the general elections on Wednesday is also unlawful
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According to the Electoral Court, the Electoral Commission (IEC) did not comply with the legal requirements for the registration process of the BLF and this could have an impact on the allocation of seats in Parliament and in certain provincial legislatures after the elections. The FF Plus is still of the opinion that the BLF’s..
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Can and will a free and fair election to take place on 8 May after election boycotters already started to wreak havoc by torching a North West school just for being voting station?
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A school was set alight in Kraaipan outside Mahikeng in the North West, allegedly by a group of people intending to boycott the general election on Wednesday. Tlhakajeng Primary School was allegedly torched at the weekend by a group of people who were intending to boycott elections due to service delivery related problems. The school..
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Malema warns the EFF will end ‘white privilege’ – White people, you will no longer eat alone. We are coming to sit on the dinner table and if you are refusing us we will destroy that dinner table
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The EFF leader says the young generation of white people should extend an olive branch to black people. Economic freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema on Sunday warned white people who refuse to share land and other means of production, that if the EFF comes to power it will topple their “white privilege”. “White people, you..
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R20 a litre for petrol is possible before the end of 2019 – indicating the difficulties ANC-regime has in finding any solutions to reduce the shock of escalating prices on SA’s businesses and consumers
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The spike in the fuel price on Wednesday and growing unrest in oil-producing Venezuela have done little to assuage fears that the petrol price is set to continue its upward trajectory for most of this year. However, economists believe the oil price is unlikely to rise much above $80 a barrel in 2019, and that..
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BLF found guilty of hate speech, criminal charges may follow – But they are not going to remove the slogan and not going to apologize either
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Andile Mngxitama’s Black First Land First has been ordered to issue a written apology to all South Africans within a month. The Equality Court has found that the Black First Land First (BLF) political slogan on land is hate speech. The clerk of the Equality Court was directed to send a copy of the judgment..
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Springbok fans are displeased with the new World Cup Rugby jersey’s design that no longer display Springbok emblem on their breasts this year
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An revolt recently broke out with the launch of the Springboks’ new jersey for the upcoming World Cup, which will take place in Japan later this year. The distinctive Springbok emblem, which is the pride of the Green and Gold, will no longer show off players’ breasts this year, but will be moved to the..
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The SABC is on the brink of a total blackout – crippling debt and lack of relieve funding will force the state entity to cut its national broadcast
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The SABC is in danger of experiencing a total broadcasting blackout due to its crippling debt and lack of relief funding, according to a report in the Sunday Times. Speaking in an interview with the Sunday Times, SABC CEO Madoda Mxakwe said the public broadcaster is not able to pay its creditors and while the..
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Eskom in deep trouble as China withholds crucial R7-billion loan – partial loan to be paid out by China to bankrupt Eskom never occurred due to fears that bankrupt state entity would use money to pay salaries
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China is withholding a R7-billion payment meant to help Eskom combat its current financial issues due to fears that the power utility will not complete its power station construction projects. According to a report in the City Press, the Chinese Development Bank (CDB) has become wary of Eskom’s promises and is concerned that it will..
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