Since 1994, the state has acquired a total of 8.2 million hectares of land in the land reform process during restitution and redistribution. This process has costs the country up to R39,2 billion. Of these, claimants in 93% of all successful land claims chose to take money and not land. This statistic, obtained from government..
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The naked truth about land reform in SA – successful land claimers prefer to take money and not land
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Cyril Ramaphosa still denies that these tragedies exist – 9 farm attacks including 4 farm murders in 6 days in South Africa
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There have been nine farm attacks including four farm murders in last six days in South Africa. And the South African President Cyril Ramaphosa still denies that these tragedies exist. In the last attack which took place in Wellington in the Western Cape a farmers knees were broken with a crowbar as he was brutally..
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The biggest medical aid schemes in South Africa – and how much they’re charging in 2018
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The majority of South Africa’s biggest medical aid schemes have released their prices for 2018, showing below 10% increases across all plans.
According to the latest statistics released by the Council for Medical Schemes (CMS), there are currently 82 medical aid schemes operating in South Africa with a total subscription of just under 8.9 million members as at December 2016.
Discovery remains the largest medical aid scheme in the country, with over 2.7 million members.
This is followed by the Government Employees Medical Scheme (GEMS) with 1.8 million members, and the Bonitas Medical Fund, with just under 680,000 members.
Due to the nature of medical aids, and how each scheme is structured to cater for different hospital networks and cover different medical needs, it’s incredibly difficult to compare like for like, especially on price.
However, with all medical aids now releasing their contribution structures for 2018, the tables below outline the pr
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57 South Africans Murdered a Day and Twice as Many Raped! – Latest Crime Statistics
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The 2017/2018 period saw murder increasing by 6.9%. The police minister admitted this to be unacceptable, saying SA is close to being a ‘war zone’.
There was a 6.9% increase in murder over the 2017/2018 period, according to the latest crime stats. An estimated 20,336 people were killed during the period, 1,320 more than the previous year, and 40,035 were raped.
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Farm attacks and -murders Jan 1 – July 31 2018
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The scary reality is: This bloodbath is probably going to escalate. Now that Ramaphosa, in the most irresponsible fashion imaginable, promised that land will expropriated irrespective of what the outcome of the Parliamentary process is, his followers will demand that it be done immediately. We know that the masses have no understanding of or respect..
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Yes, it’s a genocide, ‘a bloody one’ too
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We don’t accept any argument that we are not dealing with a genocide in South Africa. It might look different from the genocide in Rwanda or Armenia because the white minority does not live in concentrated areas where they are rounded up and taken to places of execution.
They live on farms and in rural areas all over the country and are therefore targeted individually.
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Crime in South-Africa are completely out of control
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South Africa is undoubtedly the most violent country in Africa. Crime has reached critical levels. Every city has become a target, law-abiding citizens have to endure pain, degradation and humiliation as they are bludgeoned into submission as their homes are ransacked, with brazen audacity, by vicious thugs. The criminal justice system is charged with a clear mandate calling for a comprehensive programme focused on prevention and protection of the public.
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The biggest medical aid schemes in South Africa – and how much they’re charging in 2018
Unemployment in SA rising amongst youth due to poor economic growth
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The unemployment rate of 53% among South Africans between the ages of 15 and 24 shows that young people are the worst hit by poor economic growth, according to a report from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). The OECD released its latest report on South Africa this week. According to statistics from..
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