Cigarettes & Alcohol are tools for Covid Guilt: As the COVID-19 epicentre moves to South America, we now know that the potential risks and impact, once the CCP-virus reaches its peak in South Africa, will not be the 351,000 deaths that ANC modelers claimed, yet despite that, we were still held hostage at home? It is clear the single biggest driver behind the ANC’s draconian reaction, apart from its lust for power and money, is its fear that the virus will expose ANC’s failure and inadequacies. The ANC’s health system was not coping before COVID19, so how on earth could it cope with a pandemic? Already Bloemfontein is running out of burial plots! So the ANC’s default reaction, as far left socialists always do, is distract, delay and destroy, until the original problem, i.e. their failure, is lost in the confusion and they can blame everything and everyone else but themselves. The entire health system, army and police are on COVID19, everything else, that ANC was failing in, has conveniently been set aside. You now have to feel guilty that you are not doing your part to fight CCP virus when you have a cigarette or a drink! Xi would be proud!
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ANC Regime Blames & Punishes Citizens Because it Can’t Cope with CCP-Virus Peak! ANC Used Fantasy Modelling to Scare us into Lockdown & Grab More Powers!
With love from the incompetent ANC-regime – 28,000 jobs lost in Q3, unemployment in the SA stands at around 29.1%.
Stats SA says South Africa lost 28,000 jobs in the third quarter compared to the quarter before. It has released its third quarter employment figures but shows that 78,000 jobs were actually created compared to the same quarter last year. Unemployment in the country stands at around 29.1%. Stats SA said that losses were seen..
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What a load of bull! – According to Stats SA, whites earn three times more than black people! – What do our readers say about this?
Times Live recently published an article that about Stats SA’s latest report saying that the country is still one of the most unequal in the world. Inequality Trends in South Africa, released on November 14, showed that white people earned three times more than black people on average, two decades after apartheid. The report also..
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Stats SA data confirms IRR survey which shows that whites in South Africa experience more racial discrimination than other groups
A new government survey somehow managed to show that more than 70% of people in SA are ‘satisfied with life’ and that 90% are proud to be South African, this despite the country crashing in almost al sectors with record unemployment and crime.
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Markets give negative verdict, dark picture is being sketched despite the political euphoria surrounding Ramaphosa
According to the latest economic figures recently released by Stats SA from the SA, a negative picture is being sketched despite the political euphoria surrounding president Cyril Ramaphosa and the steps he takes to curb corruption. These figures show that in the first quarter of this year, the economic growth rate was lower than expected,..
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Worrying news for the local economy – Statistics show that the South African tourism sector is in decline
Report from Statistics South Africa has shown a negative trend in the tourism sector. The South African attraction South Africa is a beautiful and diverse country. It, therefore, comes as no surprise that it has been a popular tourist destination with global travellers since it rejoined the international stage in 1994. So much so, in..
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South Africa – Where criminals run free and hard-working people suffer
The South African Police Service and Stats SA recently published the country’s crime statistics for 2018, which showed an alarming increase in murder, cash-in-transit heists, rape, and bank robberies. This, however, only tells part of the story. Stats SA’s latest Victims of Crime Survey reveals that only a small number of crimes are reported to..
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High infant death rate in dysfunctional Pelonomi Regional Hospital in Bloemfontein
The infant mortality rate at the Pelonomi Regional Hospital in Bloemfontein, Free State, is almost three times higher than the national average – and many of these deaths could have been avoided.
This is according to Mariette Pittaway, DA MPL in the Free State, who said the hospital’s maternity ward had been plagued by severe staff shortages, lack of equipment and access to theatres.
Many deaths could have been avoided
In its Midyear Population Estimates report Stats SA recorded the national infant mortality rate to be 36.4 deaths per 1 000 live births (3.6%). During a recent Democratic Alliance oversight inspection of the Pelonomi Regional Hospital, it was revealed that its infant mortality rate has skyrocketed from 7.3% in 2017 to 11.2% in 2018.
“The theatres in this ward have been under renovation since 2015, and we could not get any indication from the hospital management when the theatres would again be operational,” said Pittaway.
“The ma
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South Africa’s unemployment crisis: 69 000 jobs lost in four months
Stats SA revealed that employment in the non-agricultural formal sector dropped from 9 817 000 in March 2018 to 9 748 000 in June 2018. South Africa’s unemployment crisis continues to worsen as reports reveal thousands of jobs lost during the second financial quarter. Statistics SA released its latest Quarterly Employment Statistics (QES) bulletin on..
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It is shocking to know that according to Stats SA, more than 120 000 school pupils gave birth last year
The department of education says these figures are shocking, especially regarding how young the pupils are According to Statistics South Africa (Stats SA), more than 120 000 school pupils gave birth last year. As stated in the Recorded Live Births 2017 report released by Stats SA, there are 3 261 girls between the ages of..
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Cyril Ramaphosa’s First Quarter Economy Contracts and Performs Worse Than All of Zuma’s!
South Africa’s national statistical service has revealed the worst quarterly contraction of country’s economy in nearly a decade after Cyril Ramaphosa ousted Jacob Zuma from leadership, yet it appears he has not been able to do much better, quite opposite in fact.
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