Sipho Masondo 2019-07-29 00:00 Transnet awarded massive tenders to a Chinese company Related Links Transnet boss vows to fight guilty verdict and go to Zondo with ‘critical evidence’Transnet to bleed another R150m. This time for…
By Peter Ramothwala – 29 July 2019 – 17:56 University of Limpopo students have suspended studies over the absence of warm water and Wi-Fi among other things. Students on Monday gathered at Thami Square were…
Opinion by FF Plus July 26, 2019 0 Expropriation without compensation a one-way track to South Africa’s destruction The ANC’s motion to establish a parliamentary ad-hoc committee to make the final arrangements regarding legislation that…
Marcel van der Watt 26 Jul 2019 00:00 CRIME The recently released 2019 United States state department Trafficking in Persons report ranked South Africa on the tier two watch list for the second consecutive year. This ranking…
Terence Corrigan | Jul 26, 2019 This is a high-stakes game, with violent confrontation an ever-present danger. Land grabs will not be tolerated. At least, this is the message that has come repeatedly from government…
News / 24 July 2019, 11:10am / Marvin Charles Figures released by Statistics SA on the number of companies that went belly up paints a bleak picture of the state of the economy. Picture: Henk Kruger/African News Agency (ANA)…
Posted on 17 Julie 2019 by volksvryheid The Transvaal was annexed by Britain in 1900, but guerrilla fighting continued. The Treaty of Vereeniging (1902) ended the war and made the Transvaal (as well as the Orange Free State) a crown colony of the…
Zuma’s strategy of avoiding the issue entirely, and proclaiming victimhood instead, got him to the presidency; now he’s hoping it will keep him out of jail 17 July 2019 – 08:00 Former president Jacob Zuma…
Anthea Jeffery | Jul 18, 2019 If the National Democratic Revolution is to be defeated, South Africa’s moderate majority must stand together in resisting its interventions. Business is becoming impatient with President Cyril Ramaphosa, as…
Posted on 04 Februarie 2019 by volksvryheid It was recently declared that the South African traditional leaders cost the taxpayer over R250 million a year. but it is much more than that. Traditionally, the zulu…
