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Former Mineral Resources Minister was dismissed by the ANC regime so that Gupta candidate could fill the post to make corruption and state capture possible at Eskom

Posted on 04/23/2019 Leave a comment

The Guptas have been helped to buy the Optimum mine through a pre-payment of R659m by Eskom, said Glencore’s former head Clinton Ephron.

Eskom’s fingers were further in the negotiations by fining Optimum Coal with R2.1bn for so-called low-grade coal supply.

This forced Optimum Coal to go into business rescue. The rumours are that Eskom has not charged any fines against Tegeta’s Brakfontein mine for their low-grade coal supply.

Ngoako Ramatlhodi was dismissed as Minister of Mining and replaced the Gupta candidate Mosebenzi Zwani.

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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

Posted on 04/06/2019 Leave a comment

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 of the municipality.

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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

Posted on 04/06/2019 Leave a comment

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 higher.

Motorists are currently paying R8.64 to government for every liter of fuel they buy.

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ANC government neglected to replenish stockpile of vital vaccine on time, now SA has to cope with nationwide shortage – children’s health conditions are now under threat

Posted on 04/06/2019 Leave a comment

South Africa’s health sector currently has a nationwide shortage of a vital vaccine that is used for the prevention of diphtheria as well as a vaccine to prevent tetanus.

The shortage not only left parents frustrated, but caused anger and anxiety because their loved one’s overall condition was threatened.

The shortfall of vaccine is a serious threat to children’s health and can lead to deaths that could be prevented.

The people in remote areas often have to travel long distances to clinics where they get the preventive vaccine for their children, and now they are apparently become outraged because they are repeatedly told to come later.

However, it appears that the shortage is not with suppliers, but with the authorities negligence to replenish their stock in time.

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White Farmer Seeks Asylum with His Family at the US Border with Mexico – First in South African History

Posted on 03/06/2019 Leave a comment

While South Africa is a troubled country in turmoil, few are aware that the fear white South Africans live in, has reached beyond our borders. A white South African farmer and his family asked for asylum at the US border with Mexico.

They were kept at a Mexican holding for three weeks for protection before meeting with the US Customs and Border Patrol (CBP). They have undergone extensive grilling and interviews. They had to do a credible fear test, which they passed. That is right, their fear is real.

The white farmer has a minor daughter that was interviewed without the presence of her parents. Currently, the family resides with friends in the US after the US Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) concluded the family could apply for asylum. The United States authorities concluded that the South Africans has done everything correctly in their attempt to safeguard themselves against the threat against their lives from South Africa
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Total recently found gas near the SA coast, it is highly unlikely the poor citizens of the country will benefit from this found, rather the obese corrupt civil servants of ANC regime

Posted on 02/08/2019 Leave a comment

French oil company Total announced on Thursday morning that it had drilled a column of gas near the South African coast.

Total says the discovery is of great importance to the South African economy, and the possibility of low grade oil is not excluded.

The gas has been drilled about 175 kilometers from the south coast, which is considered a huge breakthrough.

However, the borehole had to be sunk 3,633 meters deep, but Total is satisfied that a good discovery has been made.

The drill was done by Total with its most modern equipment that made the discovery so much faster, and plans to continue its search for oil.

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A tale of two (broken) cities – Mahikeng, the former pride of North West for its cleanliness and progressive policies, is now overrun with potholes, refuse and debt thanks to the ANC-regime

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Mahikeng, the former pride of North West for its cleanliness and progressive policies, is now overrun with potholes, refuse and debt. Driving is a gamble and drinking tap water is an extreme sport. Mthatha is much the same.

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A song cut from one of motswako rapper Mo’ Molemi’s albums could provide the best evidence of just how long Mahikeng’s residents have endured driving on potholed streets.

The track Maspala (municipality) was supposed to have been included on the album Motsamai seven years ago.

In it, Molemi sings in Setswana: “Kere somebody thiba dipotholes, kara yame ya tlola every time I am on the road. Ke a go kopa maspala thiba di pothole; go konega rim every time I go home.”

Loosely translated, it says: “I say somebody fix the potholes; my car bounces every time I’m on the road. I beg of you municipality fix the potholes; rims get damaged every time I go home.”

For the past few weeks, Maspala
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Ramaphosa’s share in SA’s dilapidated state is questioned and his latest press release is inconsistent: “I did not deliberately mislead Parliament about R500 000 Bosasa donation”

Posted on 02/07/2019 Leave a comment

President Cyril Ramaphosa, in a statement to the Public Protector, says he “did not deliberately mislead Parliament” regarding the R500 000 Bosasa contribution to his 2017 ANC presidential campaign.

The statement follows Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane confirming on January 25 that she would investigate whether Ramaphosa had lied about a campaign donation received from controversial facilities company Bosasa, now known as African Global Operations (AGO).

Mkhwebane’s decision came after DA leader Mmusi Maimane and EFF leader Julius Malema on several occasions said that Ramaphosa had lied to Parliament about the money his ANC presidential campaign received from Bosasa CEO Gavin Watson. Ramaphosa met with Mkhwebane on January 29, to discuss the donation.

Bosasa has received billions of rands in government contracts over the past decade and has been implicated in alleged corruption.

Its alleged dubious financial transact
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This is what happens when BEE contractors are prefer over skilled labour!: Medupi and Kusile- The two new coal-fired power stations’ “error” repair costs already amount to R2 billion.

Posted on 02/06/2019 Leave a comment

According to observers, the repair costs of errors at the Medupi and Kusile coal-powered power stations are already nearing R2 billion.

This puts the expected start up costs at R292 billion, which is twice the initial estimated cost. The device that grinds the coal, the furnaces and other systems at both plants does not function properly and is attributed to poor craftsmanship.

The two plants were erected by people who had never undertaken such an assembly project, and took it much longer to complete than initially calculated.

Photo – Medupi

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Far Left Helen Zille is suddenly tired of corruption in the country and now threatens to launch a “tax revolution”

Posted on 02/06/2019 Leave a comment

Helen Zille says she will start with a tax boycott action if those who are guilty of corruption as found by the Zondo Commission are not going to be prosecuted.

Zille says she will launch a “tax revolution”, but meanwhile, the DA’s leaders have distanced themselves from Zille’s statement.

She also believes the same action is needed against all politicians and councilors guilty of bribery and fraud.

An ANC spokesman apparently later said Helen Zille was very close to treason when she made such talks.

Photo – Helen Zille
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