The strike by South African Post Office workers over wages entered a second week on Friday. Post offices in Pietermaritzburg were closed. Workers are demanding a 12% increase. “Currently the employer has offered 6.5%,” said the provincial secretary of the Communication Workers Union, Thami Mzileni. Mzileni said on Friday morning workers received a court interdict..
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SASSA beneficiaries struggle as post office strike continues
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ANC unveils new outdoor toilet in Limpopo
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The ANC is currently the butt of all jokes in South-Africa since it held an official opening ceremony last week for a new outdoor toilet. District Mayor Florence Radzilani of the Vhembde District Municipality in Limpopo has even cut a ribbon for this important lavatory. We wish the ANC users an exceptional comfort, healthy bowel..
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Malema turning up at white privileged event
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Mr and Mrs Malema, spotted at the ultimate “white privileged colonialist” event on the African continent, the Durban July, this past weekend. Dressed in the most expensive garb, sipping exotic cocktail, and enjoying high crafted canapés, while venturing a few thousand on the luck of a horserace. Strange how the fruits of pure capitalism is..
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SA take notice of the following -“Zimbabwe needs the white man” says outgoing Zanu-PF MP
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Joseph Tshuma, an outgoing Zanu-PF MP says Mugabe made a big mistake by ‘chasing the white man out of Zimbabwe’. Joseph Tshuma, an outgoing member of parliament has stated that “without the involvement of whites” the country cannot prosper. His proclamation is in reference to the Robert Mugabe era Zimbabwe, where the country remained isolated..
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Tell the president what you think….
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We thank Cyril Ramaphosa for putting up the petrol price by 80c, putting up vat to 15% and shrinking the economy by 2.2%, the lowest in 9 years! We also thank Cyril Ramaphosa for the marikana incident and for comparing whites to frogs being boiled in hot water. We also thank the ANC the African..
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Wage strike: Post Office and Telkom workers embark on national shut down
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Do not expect any mail from the Post Office anytime soon. Oh, and Telkom users, we aren’t sure what will happen with your service. The Post Office has advised beneficiaries of the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) to withdraw funds at ATMs as workers have announced that they, along with Telkom employees, are embarking..
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Rand Water cuts blamed on Apartheid
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The State of the Municipality Address (SOMA) placed the blame for the current Rand Water cuts on the former apartheid infrastructure. This message came from the Executive Mayor of Emfuleni Local Municipality (ELM), Councillor Jacob Khawe, during his SOMA address hosted in the City Hall on June 26. Cllr Khawe said he had nothing against..
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ANC party calls on government to increase petrol reserves and freeze fuel hikes
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The ANC has called on government to increase petrol reserves and to consider freezing or decreasing the fuel levy. ANC national spokesperson Pule Mabe said the petrol was at its highest level ever, “putting a squeeze on all aspects of life of fellow South Africans”. The department of energy announced on Tuesday that the inland..
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It’s a joke – Potholes get struggle-names
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The MEC for transport in Gauteng, Mr. Ismail Vadi has announced that he has requested the South African Geographical Committee to initiate a public participation process to rename names of routes in the province, which indicate the apartheid era, to so-called “struggle heroes” which has already passed away. The FF Plus says this proposal is..
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Solidarity set for Sasol strike after white employees excluded in empowerment scheme
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A Sasol strike looks to be on the cards as trade union Solidarity demands action over white people not being included. Sasol has recently launched a new empowerment program that will not include all employees.
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Malema refused to confirm or deny allegations that he is ‘maybe’ behind farm murders
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The controversial EFF leader cheekily refused to confirm or deny allegations that he is involved in organising the killings. EFF leader Julius Malema does not seem too worried about explosive allegations made by AfriForum deputy CEO Ernst Roets at the launch of his book Kill the Boer, claiming that Malema met with an imprisoned gang..
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Petrol price still on course to break record R16/litre, but AA says it could be worse – How much worse can it really get?
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Pending a formal fuel adjustment announcement by the Department of Energy, a litre of 95 octane fuel inland is likely to breach the R16 a litre mark. Yet, the Automobile Association (AA) says South Africans are lucky, as fuel hikes ‘could’ve been far higher’. Petrol prices are due to reach record highs after the Department’s..
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It is almost hilarious – Zuma holds “prayer action” against crime
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It is almost hilarious when looking at Jacob Zuma’s newest mission of “nation building”. The prayer action was launched by Zuma “against crime as enemy of the economy”. Zuma will take action against crime with Rastafarians, Hindus, Shembe and Khoisan troops. Analysts such as Wayne Duvenage of OUTA say that it will only happen in..
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Rubber bullets fired at EFF-led Brakpan land occupiers after they refused to leave
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Land occupiers in the Old Brakpan township were awoken by rubber bullets hitting the doors of their newly built shacks on Tuesday morning as Metro Police evicted the occupiers and demolished 300 shacks. According to Metro Police, only occupants who had lived in the informal settlement for more than a year could stay because their..
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EVIL APARTHEID OF THE BOERS – Google it yourself
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If it was SO merciless and inhumane, how did Mandela manage to get a lawyers degree? Was it inhumane for whites to have built TEN Universities for blacks during Apartheid? Didn’t this inhumane Govmnt, increase its budget on black education by 30% every year? Paid for by white taxes. How was it possible in such..
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