New Energy Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has admitted that South Africa sold much of its strategic fuel stock last year‚ contradicting her predecessor‚ Tina Joemat-Pettersson. Kubayi told parliament’s portfolio committee on energy on Tuesday that the sale of the oil to a foreign enterprise at the rock-bottom price of $29 a barrel was indeed a sale..
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SA’s strategic fuel stock was sold for peanuts admitted new Energy minister
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Zuma must go – No speach for Zuma at Cosatu’s May Day rally in the Free State
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Free State premier Ace Magashule said the chaos which prevented President Jacob Zuma from speaking at Cosatu’s May Day rally in the Free State was embarrassing. A crowd of anti-Zuma workers disrupted the event to the point that Cosatu leadership made the decision to end it early on Monday‚ without President Jacob Zuma or any..
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ANCYL ordered SA citizens to apologize to to Zuma for all the insults they’ve rained on him – what a joke!
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ANCYL has ordered South Africans to apologize to Pres. Zuma for all the insults they’ve rained on him. The youth wing said the country needs to apologise to the Pres. particularly because of the insults he received from his recent cabinet reshuffle. ANCYL secretary general Njabulo Nzuza has said those who repeatedly called for Zuma..
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Intelligence Report: Zuma – It is mine and you can’t have it
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President Jacob Zuma has refused to urgently furnish the DA with documents, including the so-called intelligence report, on which he allegedly based his decision to fire former Minister of Finance, Pravin Gordhan and his deputy, Mcebisi Jonas. The DA will next week turn to the High Court in Pretoria in a bid to compel Zuma..
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Look out for this thief
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Berning Ntlemeza is apparently missing with state possessions after unlawfully reporting for duty this morning. Sacked Hawks boss Berning Ntlemeza reported for work this morning despite being told he had been relieved of his duties. Ntlemeza was seen entering the headquarters of the Hawks in Pretoria through the back gate to avoid the main entrance…
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Department of finance is being run by complete morons
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New finance minister Malusi Gigaba’s key advisor over the weekend published an opinion piece advocating for the nationalisation of mines, insurance companies and the banks, leaving Treasury with a PR disaster on Tuesday. Ok look, a bad PR day for some government departments wouldn’t normally cause too much of a ruckus, except if that department..
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Free handout – Mayor loses the plot completely with informal settlement conversion
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So the mayor of Ekurhuleni now wants to convert all the informal settlements, that pollute our city, into formal townships with a free handout of land and the supply of all services and facilities. As is usual with the ANC, the idea is ill-conceived and is purely politically motivated. It will lead to economic ruin…
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Zuma Draws Resemblance With Christ And Ridiculed Those Calling For Him To Resign
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According to the president, it’s fine for churches to be political, as long as they’re not criticizing him. They should instead quietly pray for him … and be respectful. On Easter Sunday, President Jacob Zuma addressed the Twelve Apostles of Christ Church in Umgababa‚ south of Durban, through a translator and reportedly said churches and religion..
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Disgraced Hawks Boss Refuse to Quite
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The disgraced Hawks boss believes only parliament can remove him, and he does not care what the courts or the minister think. It is been reported that disgraced Hawks boss Mthandazo “Berning” Ntlemeza has no intentions of quitting, and in fact intends to stay on until 2022, when the 61-year-old’s term officially ends. He told..
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Bedridden woman targeted by criminals – five times!
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A BEDRIDDEN woman in Manaba is being terrorised by criminals who seem to be consistently targeting her Mimosa Road home. For Bev Poulton (66) the on-going break-ins have gone too far and after her sliding door was smashed with a brick in the fifth and latest incident, she now fears for her life. Mrs Poulton..
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Cartoon Creates Storm On Social Media
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Jonathan Shapiro, the famous satirist Zapiro, has again skirted the controversial with his latest cartoon. It appears as an homage to his “Rape of Lady Justice” cartoon that appeared in the Sunday Times on 2008, which depicts President Jacob Zuma unbuckling his pants, while then-ANCYL leader Julius Malema, and then-tripartite alliance leaders Gwede Mantashe of..
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Enough is Enough: Stop White Genocide Now
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Over a two year time span, South African Claudine Van Wyk lost three beloved family members in a series of gruesome farm attacks in the troubled African nation. Her story is hardly unique. The horrendous violence that has become so common in South Africa is a terror that even Crossborder violence or irrational violence against..
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Who are these MK veterans?
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Umkhonto weSizwe Veterans haven’t even aged on bid since the War ended in 1989. African National Congress stalwarts are raising questions about a group of men who are said to be MK veterans who stood outside Luthuli House on Friday to defend the headquarters of the ruling party. “Who are these people‚ the majority whose..
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Prasa board reinstated and Transport Minister to pay the costs
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PRETORIA – The High Court in Pretoria has reinstated the Prasa board headed by chairperson Popo Molefe. Molefe and the other ousted members had asked the court to set aside then Transport Minister Dipuo Peters’ decision to dissolve the board, saying it was irrational and unlawful. Peters, who has now been removed as minister, took..
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Eskom bent over backwards to award the Gupta family a R4bn coal supply contract
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Tegeta Exploration and Resources is owned by the Gupta family and President Jacob Zuma’s son Duduzane. Treasury has been at loggerheads with Eskom over the Tegeta deal ever since its investigations of contracts over R10m at the power utility. The Sunday Times revealed that former Eskom boss Brian Molefe and Eskom board chairperson Ben Ngubane..
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