Posts tagged with 'Cyril Ramaphosa'

 

ANC regime is going to throw more money funded by taxpayers into the bottomless pit of Eskom, amounts are unknown

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Amidst many promises and assurances before the general election, the lies have triumphed again, as Eskom seems to be getting more money from the government.

Stubborn reports indicate that an Eskom delegation has visited the ANC’s president, Cyril Ramaphosa, and some of his cabinet members, and talks have been held in Genadendal.

Unconfirmed reports state that Ramaphosa has over-emphasized the importance of Eskom for the umpteenth time, as if alternative solutions do not exist.

Eskom has already splurged billions of rand, a large part of which “has landed in the sewer ditch”, and with the unprecedented and unfair tariff increases approved, it remains inexplicable to taxpayers why the government is again willing to put money into Eskom’s bottomless pit.

Although amounts are not mentioned, the ANC precedent confirmed that further assistance to the power provider was in principle approved.

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Economist Dawie Roodt “South Africa is headed for a Zimbabwe situation” – He’s warning us to ‘take our money elsewhere’

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Financial expert Dawie Roodt has explained the chain of events he believes will see South Africa follow the same path Zimbabwe has.

Roodt wrote in a column for the Huffington Post this week how South Africa’s economic woes will eventually lead to state looting of taxpayers, then savers, and eventually investors.

Where South Africa will get its money from
Given that there is a R50bn tax hole South Africa needs to fill, the state may already be moving onto those with money invested in the country (those with pensions are a particularly vulnerable target). The economist explained that SA looks likely to follow trends set by other states who have drained their reserves:

“In short, once the state’s finances reach a certain level of sustainability, a typical pattern is for a state to first steal from its taxpayers until it runs out of taxpayers, then to steal from its savers until it runs out of savers and then, depending on other things,
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‘Just Kill Him, Brother’: A Widow’s Harrowing Story Of South African ‘Farm Attacks’ The Mainstream Media Dismisses

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Mariandra Heunis and her children are the survivors of a vicious, dead-of-night attack on her family. Her husband — her childrens’ father — is not. He was killed in their home outside Pretoria, South Africa, in what has come to be called a “farm attack — the targeted terrorizing of farmers in a country with a long history of strife over race and land.

Mariandra, her husband, and their three little girls were asleep when the two armed attackers came. She was eight months pregnant with a son Johann Heunis would never meet — Mariandra gave birth just five days after she buried him.

“You hear about these horrific stories and you really hope it never happens to you,” Mariandra told the Daily Caller. “And somehow you never expect it to happen to you. Until it does.”

While the South African government denies the problem, and news sites such as BBC and The Washington Post raced to debunk farm attacks after President Donald Trump twee
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Ramaphosa disappoints with first SONA – ANC once again makes promises that are not feasible

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And here comes the super train and new cities. Wonder how they will do everything with a workforce that results in a 30% pass rate? Wonder where will the money come from to fulfill the unreachable dream? Malema admits that the ANC has built nothing for the past 25 years and that everything created was under the old government. Once again, the ANC again promises things that are not feasible.

After the great expectations the whole country had about President Cyril Ramaphosa’s first State of the Nation Address (SONA) to guide the country’s future and which had to send clear and positive signals to investors, his speech was a great anti-climax.

Rather, the focus has been set on the past to use as a coat of arms for the failures of the ANC government for which the president has put no clear solution on the table. No clarity has been given on what will be done to save South Africa economically.

In addition, any plan placed on the table wil
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Ramaphosa wants to create utopia with an unrealistic action plan – intends on achieving it with an action plan that is not only unrealistic, but will also probably be destructive

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President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address (SONA) is a striking example of ANC ideology being confronted with the reality and the ANC then choosing to rather cling to its ideology. The President realises that the country is in a crisis and he undertakes to create an utopia, but he intends on achieving it with an action plan that is not only unrealistic, but will also probably be destructive. This is the concern expressed by the civil rights organisation AfriForum after the State of the Nation Address.

“The crises pointed out by the President were all created as a result of the governing ANC’s political ideology. The proposed solutions are repeatedly to cling to the same ideology that created these crises with more enthusiasm,” says Ernst Roets, Deputy CEO of AfriForum.

“The President’s utopian promises regarding ‘smart cities’ with skyscrapers, express trains, cheap data, that nobody in the country will suffer from hunger,
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Township Alexandria, where most residents are supporters of ANC regime, is yet again protesting over no service delivery

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The protesters in Alexandria are at it again, they started blocking roads by throwing burning tires on access routes.

Traffic has been disrupted while prospective car rental workers have been hurled out of vehicles to prevent them from working.

The ANC president, Cyril Ramaphosa, has already set up an inter-ministerial task team in April to address the unrest in the area and to come up with solutions.

Almost 60 days later and nothing came of the promises.

The action creates the feeling that government supporters continue to stumble from one protest march to another without really solving the problems.

Meanwhile, state money is being wasted on committee that needs to be investigated, without the investigations leading to material action.

-Read the original article in Afrikaans on Die Vryburger
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Promises of Ramaphose and ANC as empty like the state coffers – new and clean administration a total farce

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The ANC’s president, Cyril Ramaphosa and the ANC’s so-called new and clean administration promises are as expected, just empty promises.

Ministers from the Zuma honorary and those who have not yet been appointed are nominated as chairmen of parliamentary oversight committees.

Even those currently implicated in the state capture are still considered fit for senior positions in the rainbow nation’s parliament.

Faith Muthambi, Mosebenzi Zwane, Supra Mahumapelo and Tina Joemat-Petterson will all take chair positions and this is due to interference by Ace Magashule’s side.

According to Pemmy Majodina, experience and capacity apply as criteria. Experience in state caption and stealing capacity is the question on many voters’ lips.

It appears that Ramaphosa doesn’t have the will or the support of senior party members to get rid of Magashule.

-Read the original article in Afrikaans on Die Vryburger
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Darkest Fears of South-Africans: What future awaits our children in SA, ruled by the ANC-regime?

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In 25 years of African National Congress (ANC) rule, South Africa has become just another failed African state.

They were handed a beautiful, orderly, wealthy first world State on a silver platter in 1994. A country that was exporting to Africa, surrounding islands and foreign countries, a country that was economically, industrially and commercially viable and capable of supporting themselves. They ignored all of that and chose the path of anarchism, of over procreation, of mass-murders of the very people who grow their food and consequently harms food security.

They chose to drive the country into #StateCapture #Corruption over the fiscal cliff and into the abyss.

Think about this while listening to State of the Nation Address (SONA) by President Ramaphosa on this Thursday.

– Break The Silence About South Africa
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Ramaphosa has moral obligation to take a stance on farm murders, his excuse not to air his views on farm murders does not make sense at all – this is insulting, to put it mildly

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President Cyril Ramaphosa is under a moral obligation to take a strong public stance against farm murders, particularly due to the fact that he denied the existence of the crisis on an international platform earlier. This is the reaction of AfriForum after Khusela Diko, Spokesperson to the president, yesterday told media that the president will specifically not air his views on farm murders, because it is the responsibility of the police.

Ernst Roets, Deputy CEO for AfriForum, says that the president’s excuse does not make sense at all.

“The president has previously aired his views on farm murders. When he did this, he said that there are no farm murders in South Africa. Now that he is confronted with the numbers, his response is that it is not his place to air his views on it and that he would rather remain silent. This is insulting, to put it mildly.”

Roets referred to Ramaphosa’s visit to the USA in September 2018 and his comments on
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The ANC regime now wants to loot your pension money to save their struggling state entities

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TAU SA expressed concern about the statements made on public forums by the ANC government where advocacy is being made to use SA’s pension capital for investment in so-called fixed assets. The size of the exit funds can make a huge impact on the national economy; according to the 2017 annual report of the pension fund registrar, the total assets of pension funds currently amount to R4.2 billion, where public sector pension funds (GEPF) make up 40% of the total amount.

According to TAU SA, the only two remaining assets on which the regime can further tarnish are land and pensions. Everyone is aware of the ANC’s plan to expropriate land without compensation. The writing is now also on the wall for South Africa’s pension money. Kobus Oberholster, Head of TAU SA’s Financial Wellness Desk says they can’t sit still and allow our people’s hard-earned pension, built up over decades, to be dumped into bottomless pits of Eskom, SAA, PRAS
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The time is nearing where ANC-government can now take your land if they want it! – SA president, Ramaphosa receives report on land expropriation without compensation from advisory panel

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The report of the Advisory Panel on Land Reform and Agriculture will be tabled to Cabinet before being released publicly.

President Cyril Ramaphosa and Deputy President David Mabuza on Tuesday received the report of the Presidential Advisory Panel on Land Reform and Agriculture.

The task of the panel, which was appointed in September 2018 to support the work of the Inter-Ministerial Committee (IMC) on land reform chaired by the deputy president, was to advise it on a broad range of policy matters, including restitution, redistribution, tenure security and agricultural support.

Land reform report to be tabled before Cabinet
It was mandated to review, research and suggest models for the government to implement a fair and equitable land reform process that redresses the injustices of the past, increases agricultural output, promotes economic growth and protects food security.

The panel was further expected to provide perspectives on la
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Controversial politician, Bathabile Dlamini won’t go quietly: Five bombshell claims from her resignation letter

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Bathabile Dlamini’s role as a public representative has been all but vanquished on Tuesday after the controversial politician decided to leave her MP position. However, she’s not going out without a fight.

Dlamini’s sudden resignation comes in the wake of her exclusion from President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Cabinet, which was officially announced at the end of May. Dlamini’s extended political career, which spans more than two-decades within the ruling party, made her a prominent leader of the ANC Women’s League (ANCWL).

It’s understood she will remain as ANCWL president, but even so, she may have wiped a few party stalwarts off her Christmas card list this year. The outgoing MP has published an extensive resignation letter, criticising several people and processes within the government. We’ve put all her bombshell claims together:

BATHABILE DLAMINI RESIGNATION LETTER – FIVE MASSIVE CLAIMS:

ANC “not ready” for female leade
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