Under @CyrilRamaphosa leadership things got worse. I thought as a business man he will be different but I was wrong. I am sure @JacintaNgobese will make a better president that this one who sold our country to foreigners
R818,000 (NSFAS): Sibongile Mani gets a 5 year sentence.
R745 million (Eskom): Michael Lomas gets a suspended sentence.
South Africa doesn't just have a crime problem, it has a credibility problem in the way justice is dispensed.
Remember what ANC has done to you when you vote.
Vote wise, not for empty promises, nipotism and theft of state resources.
Out with the Party that does not have the best interests of the people. They need to learn.
SARS takes up to 45% of what we earn, then we pay 15% VAT on almost everything we buy. Inflation eats whatever we manage to save, municipal rates & levies come for the property we already own, and fuel levies are waiting every time we fill up. At this point South Africans arenβt citizens, weβre shareholders with no dividends
ANC cadres have said, on record:
"It's our time to eat."
"Without BEE, we're nothing."
"We didn't join the struggle to be poor."
That's not a slip of the tongue, it's an actual mentality. There's no patriotism in it, no discipline, no sense that governing a country comes with obligations attached.
Governance, for them, isn't a responsibility to be carried out. It's a resource to be extracted. And that's the doctrine in full, decades of struggle credentials converted into a permanent invoice against the state, payable indefinitely.
The institutions that were supposed to serve sixty million people instead get treated like a buffet reserved for those who showed up with the right membership card.
You don't fix a country by rationing that appetite. You fix it by removing it from power entirely.
BREAKING: The IEC has rejected the Islamic State of Africa (ISA) to register as an official political party.
The IEC received over 200 objections regarding the partyβs intent to implement Sharia law, which was deemed contrary to South Africaβs secular, constitutional values.
#iec #politics #christian #southafrica
HERE'S THE FACTS.
There's Cosatu and There's Afriforum.
Both have their respective Unions and organizations as support.
Combined Memberships:
Cosatu: 1.6 Million
Afriforum: 502000
Average Membership Fees:
Cosatu: R80.00
Afriforum: R130.00
Monthly Revenue:
Cosatu: R128 000 000
Afriforum: R65 260 000
What Infrastructure was created to uplift:
Cosatu: Fokkol, Nada, Niks, Zilch
Afriforum: Akademia, Sol-Tech, etc, etc
Total value of Afriforum's investment into the future of students is more than R3.5 Billion if we include the student residences and the other smaller training facilities.
What has Cosatu done for the youth?
Where has the money gone?
Cosatu: R1.54 Billion Annually.
Luxury houses, Supercars, Luxury holidays, Hennesy to wash their hands, Luxury Breakfasts, Lunches and Dinners.
When are you going to demand answers people?
This is NOT a White man problem.
Please help identify these two criminals. They've been using a bank card belonging to a man who was last seen on the 23rd of July. And the man has been found dead. Please repost its of great importance.
It's a special kind of failure to take over a public sector once ranked among the world's most transparent and least corrupt, and transform it into a system where even emergency funds vanish without a trace.
The economy may be faltering and infrastructure crumbling, but when it comes to siphoning state money into private pockets, ANC cadres are operating at peak efficiency.
Falling from one of the least corrupt nations to one of the most is governance failure of the highest order.
Our Statement also talks about this Evil former soldier who lied and said heβs from Burundi but turns out heβs CongoleseβΌοΈ He came all the way from Congo and was a car guard who was also faking being a Pastor and stabbed a woman 40plus times just because her brother Pastor Mjosty showed support to March and March!!!
After stabbing her he cut himself and was taken to the hospital (Wentworth Hospital) for days and the hospital refused to bring him to court on the date of his appearance because they wanted him to go straight to Fort Napier but we refused we insisted he goes to court even if itβs just his docket.
Luckily the Magistrate of the day was a brilliant mind who asked why he isnβt in court because itβs the court that must make a decision for him to be taken to a mental institution not the hospitalβ¦
The next day the man shows up in court and the Magistrate questioned why he went to a mental hospital, he confirms that he only went to hospital for his cuts on his hands and he is not insane, he is perfectly fine and he even refused bail willingly.
So it was the Doctor and the Hospital that decided that he must be treated Γ s someone whoβs crazy!!! From the information we have, the Doctor is also a foreignerβ¦ So what exactly does this mean for our justice system ??? No media thinks this story is worth being told?