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ANC regime is debating over power supply – will it be the coal with its pollution, or nuclear power with its hazardous waste?

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The so-called Integral Resources Plan of the ANC Government’s broader details in all its various forms must apparently be finalized to be submitted to Cabinet in September this year.

That debate that is currently underway is about what course to take – will it be the coal with its pollution, or nuclear power with its hazardous waste.

The Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Gwede Mantashe, should eventually point out the desirability of a particular choice.

He took over Jeff Radebe’s portfolio and now has to move his move to a new direction to the cabinet and convince them which choice is best for the country and its people.

If he prefers nuclear power, thousands of jobs are in the pipeline, and with nuclear as a choice, there are so many obstacles for an African country, that the risk may be much greater than the pollution caused by coal.

The suspicion is that the minister will recommend that coal as well as nuc
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Communities outside Krugersdorp are held hostage by riotous protesters trying to force the ANC with violent actions to meet their election promises

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For months now, the Hekpoort/Magaliesburg area has been troubled by the actions of riotous people who block roads, destroy infrastructure, burn down pasture for animals and even torch private vehicles and trucks. All because they were promised land and houses, but it did not happen.

The destruction in Hekpoort, the valleyed agricultural community that borders on the well-known Cradle of Humankind heritage area, is a direct consequence of the opportunist pre-election promises that the ANC made to residents but did not keep.

Protesters are preventing people from travelling to their farms and businesses and motorists often have to take detours just to reach their destinations.

The businesses that offer jobs to the local residents and that make a contribution to the economy are suffering great losses and the blame for this can only be placed at the door of the local and national ANC government.

The Mogale City Local Municipality made promises
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Political appointments cause malfunctioning at Municipalities and SOEs, SA Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s confidence drops

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Business confidence remains weak and under pressure. It is therefore gratifying that the SA Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Sacci) is finally putting its finger on the problem by referring to the ongoing policy of political appointments with municipalities and state-controlled entities (SOE).

Sacci appealed to the ANC government to ensure that state-controlled entities should be run by independent and competent management members.

During July 2019, business confidence once again dropped to 92 points, which means the index has fallen for six consecutive months.

Sacci’s management states that “the way in which BEEs and municipalities guide, manage and how they function is the main cause of their problems.

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Members of parliament accuse Eskom of holding SA hostage and trying to enforce money from taxpayers who are already suffering from the heavy debt of the ANC government

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Zukiswa Rantho, who led the parliamentary inquiry into Evkom’s problems, made up the former Eskom boss, Matshelo Koko, in parliament as a “servant” of the Gupta’s.

She pointed him out as a liar and a possible criminal.

Several speakers in parliament once again pointed out that Eskom is holding the country hostage and trying to enforce money from taxpayers who are already suffering from the heavy debt of the ANC government.

The original article can be read in Afrikaans on Die Vryburger
This report does not necessarily reflects the opinion of SA-news.

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ANC regime announces that experts from Italy have been called in to restore poor service to Eskom, while South Africa is swarming with extremely capable whites who can do the job

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Minister Pravin Gordhan’s nine-point plan to get the bankrupt Eskom back on track are welcomed by industrialists and businessmen who are currently deeply concerned about the extremely poor functioning of this state entity.

An expert dealing with the dilapidated Eskom says the minister’s plans can contribute to possible recovery of Eskom.

He says although it looks like reasonable plans, the lot of money and a lot of time is going to ask the struggling industry to stand on its own again.

The expert believes it will cost at least R10bn and a team of experts to effectively operate the industry.

Meanwhile, it is announced that experts from Italy have been called in to try and recover the poor service.

Observers say it is clear that the ANC government will not use the expertize of whites in South Africa, as it will be a direct blow to the faces of the regime.

Read the original article in Afrikaans on Die Vrybuger

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‘Horrifying Cruelty By The ANC – South Africans endure pain, suffering and neglect at Robert Sobukwe Hospital

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‘Horrifying Cruelty By The ANC; Onlookers Shocked in Ward 31 This Morning’

South Africans endure pain, suffering and neglect at Robert Sobukwe Hospital, Kimberley last night and this morning. This photo shows the sick and injured who are forced to lie on cold floors. Many cry in anguish and discomfort, and embarrassment. Their frustration is evident, some wail in pain and frustration, others beg desperately for help from hospital workers, to no avail.

If you are sick or injured, don’t come to Robert Sobukwe Hospital, ANC Ward 31, unless you plan to leave you dignity at the door.

“Why has our government forgotten us?” cries a young teenage girl. She holds the hand of her grandmother who looks extremely weak. I looked into her grandmother’s eyes and saw no emotion, her tears have dried in salty streaks down her cheeks, disappearing under her wrinkled chin, the smell of urine comes from her chair. Her suffering is wrappe
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