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Ace Word Gerieflik Geskors = op Vakansie met Volle Salaris! Hier Kom Kattekwaad…

Posted on 12/05/2021 Leave a comment

Na Ace Magashule se onlangse dreiging dat hy as die sekretaris-generaal van die ANC, Ramaphosa se baas is, en dat hy Cyril kan herroep, het die ANC gou vir hom geskors, en hy is onmiddellik van sy pligte onthef, maar hy ontvang nog salaris en voordele. Voltydse betaalde vakansie dan, om nog kattekwaad aan te vang?

Inderdaad, Magashule het alreeds met Ramaphosa begin veg. In ‘n brief sê hy dat hy nie geskors is nie, en dat hy teen die besluit gaan appelleer, en noem hy ook dat hy Ramaphosa as ANC-president skors.

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Ramaphosa hides serious problems in SA, including farm murders, at the Africa Conference

Posted on 31/01/2020 Leave a comment

The ANC’s president, Cyril Ramaphosa, in his speech at an African Conference, used the opportunity to hide his country’s serious problems by emphasizing the importance of unity among the 55 member states of the African Union.

He pointed out the pillars of the AU and said economic integration, women’s empowerment, and good governance are the three priorities that South Africa must advance while chairing this year.

The meeting in the building of the Department of International Relations is only a taste of the planned meeting of heads of state to be held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on February 8 and 9 this year.

The last time South Africa had the chair was in 2002 and now, 18 years later, the country has been re-elected to take the lead.

To date, the 55 member states of the AU have not been able to do much to mitigate the 1.2 billion impoverished inhabitants of Africa’s plight.

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ANC president visits Russia for Russia-Africa meeting – Is it perhaps Russia’s first step to get African countries dragged under the Russian wing?

Posted on 24/10/2019 Leave a comment

The ANC’s president Cyril Ramaphosa will apparently lead a delegation of African representatives to the first Russian-Africa meeting in the Russian city of Sochi, which will take place from October 23.

The two-day event aims to focus on three key areas, namely economic ties, joint project development, and humanitarian and social sector improvements.

Last year, Ramaphosa received a Russian delegation in South Africa under the banner of the so-called Brics, with the aim of attracting investors, but from which dates came.

Political analysts suspect the gathering in Russia is the first step to move African countries under the Russian wing.

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South Africa chaos: Ramaphosa becoming defensive towards SA’s Banana Republic

Posted on 16/09/2019 Leave a comment

The ANC’s president, Cyril Ramaphosa, was on the defensive all the time last week because South Africa is recognized as a banana republic.

This is the opinion of a political analyst in Pretoria after various incidents of different kinds,put Ramaphosa in a bad light.

The charges against Ramaphosa began with the Public Protector who rightly showed him that he had lied to parliament about R500,000 in his bank account.

The violence on women started by the ANC Women’s League as a subject of contention has forced him to convene a special session of parliament to provide an opportunity for debate.

At the funeral of Mugabe, where every political leader from Africa was requested to sing his praises, it was Ramaphosa who was a disgrace and had to apologize to Africa for the anti-mass immigration violence in his own country.

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Anti-mass immigration violence is raging in SA despite the ANC president’s declaration that action will be taken on offenders

Posted on 10/09/2019 Leave a comment

Violence against foreigners escalated this past weekend amid the ANC president’s statement that action will be taken against the perpetrators.

Even more businesses were targeted over the weekend and police rubber bullets and grenades could not stop the angry residents from continuing with their looting.

Police have confirmed that a renewed wave of xenophobia has erupted, and many foreigners’ shops and property have been looted and stripped of their goods.

Meanwhile, the Nigerian government is considering retaliation by nationalizing the larger businesses there. Institutions such as MTN and Shoprite could possibly be in the running.

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ANC purchased votes – ANC spends R70 million to update membership fees and register new members

Posted on 29/08/2019 Leave a comment

It appears that the ANC president Ramaphosa’s campaign managers have spent more than R70m to update membership fees and register new members.

Members apparently became frustrated with the ANC and refused to pay their membership fees. However, the trend has already been going on since Zuma’s time as figures show that Natal’s membership has grown from 192,000 to 331,000 in 2012.

Under the rule of Ace Magashule and David Mabuza, numbers increased from 41,000 to 121,000 in the Free State, while the Eastern Transvaal saw a growth of 46,000 to 132,000.

The question asked by political analysts is how many ghost votes are registered to manipulate elections.

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Lies, Lies and just more lies! It is absolutely sickening how Ramaphosa is deceiving the world by telling foreign investors at Davos that law and order are recovering in the SA, but in the same breath does not mention anything about the 50 killings that take place daily

Posted on 27/01/2019 Leave a comment

The ANC president, Cyril Ramaphosa, announced that plans to stabilize Eskom would be announced within “a few weeks”.

According to him, the power supply is therefore unstable. However, he has not expanded what the plans are to pay off the R420bn debt.

He also boasts in Davos that law and order are recovering in the country, but mention nothing of the 50 murders that take place daily in the country.

It is said corruption took place while Ramaphosa was in the seat as the ANC’s deputy president of the country and he did absolutely nothing to stop it. So why will he step in now? To recover under the dispensation of the ANC-regime where many corrupt people are sitting in key positions, will be a very challenging task and in some instances not physically possible.

Read the original article in Afrikaans on Die Vryburger

This report does not necessarily reflects the opinion of SA-new

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