Continued service delivery will apparently be able to be gradually introduced to the Johannesburg municipality after cyber hackers attacked the computer system over the past week. It is expected that everything will come to fruition by Monday when the offices are open to the public again and operations will resume. The crackers filed a 4..
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Cyber hackers try to steal Bitcoin to the value of R500 0000 on Johannesburg municipal computer system
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The South African story – How to destroy a country
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South Africa is on a path of destruction and is on its way to becoming an “unhappy country” like Zimbabwe and Venezuela. This is the view of Efficient Group founder and chief economist Dawie Roodt, who was speaking at an event hosted by the Free Market Foundation. Roodt said that while unhappy countries – where..
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Planned content for sex education in state-run schools is nothing but “soft porn”
Leftish DA is falling apart, even the leader has left his flock – Wondering what the future holds for the party
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The leftist DA who has just received his leader’s resignation is likely to be further harassed by Maimane, who did not hesitate to accuse the party of being an “ordinary member”. Maimane said the DA was “not a party for everyone” and thus opened the door to forfeit his position as a member of parliament…
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Gordhan mocked by EFF as “dog of the white monopoly”
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The ANC’s minister, Pravin Gordhan, has been ridiculed as a “dog of the white monopoly” and now the two EFF members, Malema and Shivambu are in a lawsuit started by the minister. The two members of the EFF must defend themselves in the Equality Court where they face the onslaught of Gordhan’s legal representatives. The..
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Irregular expenditure by ANC-parastatale entities increases to R61,3bn – only a stupid foreign investor will invest in SA
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Auditor-General Kimi Makwetu warned the government that further bailouts to state entities would increase the budget deficit and lead to credit downgrades. The state advanced R446 billion in the 2018/19 financial year to eleven state-owned entities. Irregular expenditure increased from R51 billion to R61.3 billion. A financial expert said in response to the alarming spending..
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Russia’s bombers and other military aircrafts landed at Waterkloof air base while Ramaphosa leads the African delegation to Russia for talks with the government
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Russia landed the world’s biggest military aircraft in SA on Wednesday — the Tupolev Tu-160 “Blackjack” bomber, in a rare display of co-operation between the defence forces of the two countries. The two bombers, which are capable of launching nuclear missiles, are the first to ever land in Africa and were escorted by fighter jets..
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Another one bites the dust! Steenhuisen no longer DA chief whip after Maimane’s resignation
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John Steenhuisen has told Eyewitness News he is no longer the chief whip of the Democratic Alliance (DA) in Parliament. He said his term was linked to Mmusi Maimane’s: “The chief whip is appointed by the leader. Since he announced his resignation from Parliament, my term ends.”
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If you can’t pass the current barrier of 30% for subjects in SA then just buy a fake diploma
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Man arrested for selling different types of fake academic qualifications certificates during an intelligence driven operation. On the day of his arrest he had just sold a Human Resource Management Diploma for R800. Edmond Ekechukwu (44) was denied bail by the Piet Retief Magistrate’s Court last Thursday for fraud and Corruption following his arrest by..
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Apparently NSFAS’ students are spending their cash-for-textbooks allowance on food, booze and clothes since no books where bought
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The academic book industry is flailing after the introduction of a new policy that gives students cash, not vouchers. The cash-for-textbooks allowance introduced by the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) in January has cost the book industry more than half a billion rand, putting hundreds of jobs at risk. This is according to data..
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DA split after months of tension – Leftish party just committed political suicide because chasing black votes became so important that some in the party were willing to throw all principles overboard in the mad chase to rule
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In two incoherent resignation speeches in 2 days that rocked the party Herman Mashaba first resigned as a DA member and Johannesburg mayor and then DA leader Mmusi Maimane left many people baffled on Wednesday as he thrashed the DA as against transformation and deeming it as ” not the vehicle best suited to take..
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ANC wants to amend 1998 Marriage Act to eliminate discrimination
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The Marriage Act and other related laws may change which will apparently eliminate discrimination in marriage. The ANC’s Minister Motsoaledi has already begun discussions with the various generations and human rights activists. The law should provide for equality, non-discrimination, and human rights, so that marriage law is in line with the country’s Constitution. With the..
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ANC-regime has set it sight once again on hydraulic fracturing in the Karoo – The bankrupt government is constantly on the lookout for where they can still get money
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After more than two years of silence about the possibility of hydraulic fracturing, where high-pressure drilling techniques are used to release natural gas trapped in shale rock in the Karoo, the possibility of the unacceptable practice has risen again. Unconfirmed reports indicate that the ANC still has its sights set on the practice of robbing the..
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ANC president visits Russia for Russia-Africa meeting – Is it perhaps Russia’s first step to get African countries dragged under the Russian wing?
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The ANC’s president Cyril Ramaphosa will apparently lead a delegation of African representatives to the first Russian-Africa meeting in the Russian city of Sochi, which will take place from October 23. The two-day event aims to focus on three key areas, namely economic ties, joint project development, and humanitarian and social sector improvements. Last year,..
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Sex education taken too far? Randfontein High School has 34 black pupils who are pregnant – No doubt they will soon be standing in the queue for Child Grant as well
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A High School in Randfontein has more or less 34 pregnant pupils at school right now at this moment who is still sitting at their school desk, trying to pass their grade this year. According to informed sources, one in 18 female pupils in the school is pregnant, and all possible measures taken, are useless…
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