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“Systemic Looting at Eskom” – R238,000 for Wooden Broom, R80,000 for a Kneepad, R56 for Bottle of Milk! #TheAfricanWay is the Consumption of Civilization Itself!

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De-Colonisation = De-Civilisation: The “previously disadvantaged” who are now the “currently advantaged” clearly regard Eskom as a personal cash machine, with unlimited credit (from you the taxpayer). Andre de Ruyter, head of Eskom said this type of extreme plunder has been systemic in Eskom for years. No wonder Eskom (you) are sitting with enormous debt of about half a TRILLION Rand which YOU and your children, grandchildren and great grandchildren have to repay. Sadly it is not even the poor benefitting from this outright criminality, but black ANC elites, cronies and officials who already earn massively inflated salaries, who are stuffing their pockets even further, in true African style. #TheAfricanWay

Andre de Ruyter, head of Eskom, has now suspended Solly Tshitangano (pictured), Eskom’s head of procurement, over the open and sick plunder that took place under his control. De Ruyter said he had to
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#KakFonteinANC Randfontein Renamed to Kakfontein Due to Stinking Rivers & Dams, Even The Air Stinks! ALL Town’s & Cities Becoming Kakfontein in ANC’s Sh*thole South Africa!

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#BetterUnderApartheid Do you wonder why the ANC and blacks in general are so keen to jump on the “beat the dead Apartheid donkey” bandwagon? Well, they do not want scrutiny, or accountability for the corruption and sh*thole they have turned South Africa into, especially when being compared to the first world standards it used to have in the Apartheid era,which saw Africans risking their lives crossing crocodile infested waters, to get INTO Apartheid RSA! For example, Randfontein’s people have now given their own ANC run town a different name, they say they stay in K*kfontein these days. It’s no joke either. Come smell the air here they say.

Matiam van Vuuren says the smell of raw sewage that stuck to his braaivleis back in 2016, was the last straw for him. He went down to the Police station and opened a criminal case in terms of Article 151 (1) of the Water Act, against municipal officials, who have willfully or by neglect all
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Syndicate, corrupt officials and even police officers work together in illegal land grabs

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Residents in the Lenasia neighborhood, previously an Indian neighborhood, are busy protesting. The protest stems from the growing number of squatters who set up their huts in the south of Lenasia.

They regard this illegal land occupation as a risk to their safety and that it affects the value of properties. The neighborhood is now almost surrounded by informal structures.

Service delivery is apparently influenced and illegal coupling of power and water causes further stress.

The police had to use rubber bullets to chase the stickers apart. The MEC of housing Lobogang Maile said in a statement that syndicates work with corrupt officials and even police officers who “help” squatters to occupy illegal land.

-Vryburger / 2019-07-22

 

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How do you explain it? Only 18 of the 257 municipalities in South Africa are functionally correct

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The Auditor-General, Kimi Makwetu, pointed out the big sore in the economy of the country.

In his latest report, he shows that politicians and officials simply ignore his office’s recommendations.

The other truth that emerges is that municipal councils do not have the necessary skills to handle finance.

Only 18 of the 257 municipalities in the country received clean audits, a worsening of the 33 who received clean reports in 2015 – 2016.

Almost 33% of the councils spend more than they bring in which is a total debt of R5.8bn. Unauthorized R1.3 billion is water under the bridge that will never be recovered.

North West, Limpopo and the Free State have no municipality that received a clean audit. Then add the R9.12bn debt to Eskom and R5.85bn to the Water Council by councils then paint a pale picture of the state of the country’s municipalities.

Then, in the 2017-18 financial year, 18% of the Councils did not
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It seems like the ANC ship is sinking and high-paid officials fleeing – Many high-ranking SA bosses are resigning or retire

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It appears that there is a new disease in South Africa, namely retirement or resignation. High-ranking officials are now “unexpectedly” stepping down and parliamentarians are also joining the queue.

The list grows by the day with the latest announcement from Sandile Shabalala from TymeBank , only three years after his employment.

He followed SAA’s boss Vuyani Jarana’s actions who made huge bravado bets on SAA’s revival.

SA Business Leadership’s Bonang Mohale has just announced that he will not renew his contract.

Christo Wiese is also attempting to sell R3.3bn of his Shoprite shares. Absa’s Maria Ramos resigned as head of the bank while Comair, Old Mutual and Massmart’s Chief Executive Officers have given notice that they are also retiring.

Financial experts believe the reason for the exodus is a lack of trust between boards, management and chief officials.

Poor communication b
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South African Municipal Workers’ Union goes after corrupt officials for plundering R88m from workers’ coffers

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The embattled South African Municipal Workers’ Union (Samwu) said on Wednesday that it has mandated its national office bearers to open criminal cases against other persons and companies involved in stealing money from the union account.

This as Samwu confirmed that the workers’ coffers had been plundered of almost R88 million in just three years and said that the report into this wide-scale plundering had been kept under wraps.

Samwu said the bank accounts had a combined balance of just more than R94.5 million by 3 November 2015, but this had drastically decreased and the union’s bank balance was over R6.2 million, and not the R538 which has been widely reported in the media.

“The special CEC has therefore resolved that the attorneys which have been implicated in the report should be removed from the union’s panel of attorneys and also be reported to the law society,” it said.

“Employees who have been im
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