Almost 60% of the fuel price and taxes now goes towards the bankrupt ANC regime’s treasury. According to observers, tax has skyrocketed since 2008 when the fixed tax was R1.76 versus the R 5.63 currently applicable. That’s a 220% increase! With the 29 cents increase coming over the next two months, the percentage is even..
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Motorists in SA now have to fill the bankrupt ANC regime’s treasury – 60% of fuel price consists of taxes and levies
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TUT’s nine campuses across the country are still closed due to violent protests by black disadvantaged students who apparently cannot study on empty stomachs
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Academic programs were discontinued at all Tshwane University of Technology campuses and students were ordered to vacate residences. Residence property has been damaged in the past and recovery costs have not yet been calculated. Fears exist for student and staff safety. According to TUT’s Willa de Ruyter, the situation at campuses is unpredictable and flammable…
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#BlackPrivilege: Gauteng’s Financial MEC, announces new project exclusively for black entrepreneurs, to prevent whites from getting control over the projects
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Barbara Creecy, Gauteng’s Financial MEC, announced that her government would fund a joint venture with the private sector to help entrepreneurs from informal settlements. The project is designed to raise funds and create markets for emerging entrepreneurial products. About R124 million has been allocated for the project. A similar project is being launched in the..
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EFF insists that Cape International Airport’s name should be changed to the Winnie Mandela International Airport, a woman convicted of kidnapping, theft and fraud
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MEPs will be debating the renaming of Cape Town International Airport this afternoon to ANC veteran, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela. The leader of the EFF, Julius Malema, tabled the motion. The party will insist that the name of the Cape International Airport be changed to the Winnie Mandela International Airport. The EFF says Madikizela-Mandela’s contribution to the..
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State Capture wipes out third of SA’s R4.9-trillion – calculations on price tag don’t even touch on the untold costs of loss of trust, reputation and opportunity
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The cost of State Capture hovers at around R1.5-trillion over the second term of the Jacob Zuma administration. That’s just short of the R1.8-trillion Budget for 2019. Put differently: State Capture has wiped out a third of South Africa’s R4.9-trillion gross domestic product, or effectively annihilated four months of all labour and productivity of all..
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WATCH | More blatant ANC lies: South African deputy president, made some outlandish statements in parliament – Is Mabuza’s brain load shedding?
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In this video by ‘Renaldo Gouws’ we see how the South African deputy president, David Mabuza, made some outlandish statements in parliament. With regard load shedding and electricity he said:“The economy is growing and the shortage of electricity is a sign of growth.” Of course most of the functional MP’s in parliament nearly fall off..
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ANC Achievements after 25 years of governing South-Africa
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Vote ANC: We have increased the crime rate, poverty, unemployment and corruption Welcomed the Guptas, gave them citizenship, and allowed state capture We allowed the Marikana, Esidimeni and VBS bank scandals to occur Our cadres assisted in messing up our schools, health and municipal services, the SABC, Eskom, Prasa, SAA, Armscor, Transnet and other SOE’s…
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ANC Senior received kickback of R300 000 for Jazz-Festival that never took place, costing taxpayers a whopping R28 mil – Heads must role!
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The ANC in Natal’s Deputy Chair, Mike Mabuyakhulu, has filed an application for annulment of corruption charges against him. A jazz festival that never took place in 2012 is in dispute. He approved LUK payment of R28m for which he received a R300,000 bonus. It is unclear why the case has been dragging on for..
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Gordhan hires “specialists” to investigate unplanned rolling blackouts at Eskom’s, however the problems are largely due to inexperienced staff not having the ability to do the work according to requirements
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Gordhan hires 11 “specialists” to tend to Eskom’s problem, however the unplanned rolling blackouts is largely due to inexperienced staff in-service, and lacking the ability to do the work according to requirements. Minister Pravin Gordhan has appointed eleven industry specialists as the “Eskom Technical Review Team”. The coordinator is Dr Tsakani Mthombeni, chair of the..
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Widespread corruption and mismanagement are the order of the day at KZN municipality – Eskom debt amounts to nearly R50 million – Municipalities under the control of the ANC are folding, one after another
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The ANC’s “policy” to make the country ungovernable is producing vigorous fruit. The Abuqulusi municipality (Vryheid) owes Eskom just short of R50 million. Widespread corruption and mismanagement caused the council to be placed under administration. Suddenly, the Natal Department of Co-operative Awakened Government and Traditional Affairs and stated that they were “stunned” about the state..
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ANC Only Needs Five Years To Destroy SA, Fire All Deputies To Save Country – Economist
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South Africa’s stagnating economy and exponential government spending mean that 2024 could be the year its cash reserves run dry, according to independent agricultural economist Fanie Brink. “Government spending increases every year uncontrollably, but it does so at an exponential rate. That will also increase the debt burden to the same extent in the near..
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Undocumented migrants in SA put a strain on social services and do not add value to the country
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South Africa’s immigration laws are lenient in the case of foreign nationals who come into the country and do not add value but make it difficult for those who come to add value. This is according to deputy minister of finance and deputy chairman of the ANC sub-committee on social transformation Mondli Gungubele, who was..
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Transnet wants to keep R2,5bn Gupta contract after High Court ordered contract to be cancelled – Wonder water favours and gifts are at stake here?
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Transnet intends to disregard the High Court’s court order which ruled that a R2.5 billion contract awarded to T-Systems should be cancelled. The court ruled that the contract should be granted to Gijima Holdings. Transnet has made no effort to comply with the court order and aims to extend T-Systems’ contract for another 12 to..
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SAPS rotten with corruption, even members in top ranks are criminals and offenders – Former police commissioner arrested on charges of fraud
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Khomotso Phahlane, the former acting police commissioner, appeared in the specialized trade crime court in Johannesburg. He and police chief of supply management, Ravichandran Pillay, were arrested on fraud charges. They therefore stand with former Gauteng police commissioner Deliwede Lange and officials Vimpie Phineas Manthata, Ramahlapi Johannes Mokwena, James Ramanjalum and Nombhuruza Napo on charges..
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“Law of the jungle” should no longer be a rule in ANC, expresses Trevor Manuel after voicing his frustration about poor leadership of -ANC comrades in parliament
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The former finance minister, Trevor Manuel, expressed his frustration of the poor leadership of parliamentarians. He requested senior ANC members to teach current ANC leaders to do their job better. He reckons that the “law of the jungle” should no longer be a rule and that people should be taught what a balance sheet is..
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