Opposition from within his party and entrenched corruption have made it almost impossible for him to enact reforms. By Michael Cohen August 12, 2019, 11:01 PM CDT Ramaphosa in an interview with Bloomberg TV on Jan….
Terence Corrigan | Aug 02, 2019 It is quite conceivable that after the start of a large-scale programme of seizures, the resultant administrative bottlenecks would produce an ideal pretext for nationalisation as the only feasible…
Cyril Ramaphosa faces off in court against his country’s public protector in a case centering on a key cabinet member. by Erin Bates1 Aug 2019 South African president Cyril Ramaphosa is being accused of misleading…
Australia’s growing thirst for cocaine is increasingly being met by organised crime groups supplying the drug through South Africa, the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission says. The nation’s drug users are consuming more than four tonnes…
Staff Writer11 August 2019 The South African Police Service has a huge crisis on its hands, with a large number of officers being unfit to carry firearms. Beeld reported that 41% of police officers (8,731…
A report by the Sunday Times has detailed the pathetic state of the SAPS’s communications infrastructure in Gauteng. This has resulted in nearly 50% of calls to the 10111 emergency number not being attended to,…
July 5, 2019 Be first to comment South Africa is on the road to communism, and all the misery and destruction that it entails. The only thing that can save our country, are the efforts…
Cyril Ramaphosa’s financial backers committed a grave mistake in donating millions of rand to his campaign, and have set him up for failure. They have sowed distrust between him and his largely poor constituencies that…
Brian Sokutu and Simnikiwe Hlatshaneni Graphic: Costa Makola. More than 4,000 police officers have criminal records, largely due to government not implementing provisions of the National Development Plan, an expert says. Government’s failure to implement…
2019-07-30 08:48 Related Links Ramaphosa may be on firm legal ground, but has a serious political problemZuma’s state capture argument misses the wood for the treesIt’s lose-lose as Mkhwebane backs Ramaphosa into a corner In…
