Posts tagged with 'Business Day'

 

Pligte vir Blankes, Regte vir Swartes – Daar is Geen “Equality” in die Reënboog Abominasie Genoem Suid Afrika nie!

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Dit is verbasend dat ‘n Engelstalige saketydskrif soos Business Day nog na vore kan kom met die retoriese vraag of Suid Afrikaners gelyke regte het. Die gelaaide stelling is opgetel en vertaal na Afrikaans deur professor in sielkunde en kriminologie aan die Universiteit van Suid-Afrika, Chris Nortje. Chris se antwoord was reg en pront uit, “Nee. Jong blankes kan nie eers werk kry in hierdie land nie!“

Dit is die gevolg van ‘n klug, die sogenoemde Swart Ekonomiese Bemagtiging (SEB) en regstellende aksie (positiewe diskriminasie). Rasse -demografie toon nou dat wit Suid-Afrikaners minder as 8% van die bevolking uitmaak, wat beteken dat blankes in Suid-Afrika, selfs sonder BEE en AA, ‘n uiters lae kans het om werk te kry. Veral vir wit jongmense is die kans amper nul, en daarom kry meer as ‘n paar wit studente hul diploma’s, en emigreer in ‘n japtrap. Sou hulle in Suid-Afrika bly, skryf die prof, word hul swart klasmaats na die voo
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#Gupta 2.0 – Harith, Nuwe Private Eienaar van SAL was deur Mbeki Ramaphosa-faksie Opgestel met Staatspensioenfondse?

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Het iemand vir ons gevra? Na die Gupta skandaal aan die lig gekom het, het Pravin Gordhan gesê mense moet die kolletjies verbind, en as ons dit doen, blyk dit dat die privatisering van SAL nog ‘n plundering skema deur die ANC-mafia is. Harith, die nuwe eienaar van SAL, is deur die Mbeki- en Ramaphosa-faksie van die ANC gestig en het moontlik fondse gebruik wat aan die pensioenfonds van die regering (PIC) behoort. Net soos toe multimiljardêr-oligarge na die val van die USSR geskep is, deur openbare staatsbates in privaat sakke te plaas. is die privatisering van die SAL net ‘n massiewe slenter, wat ontwerp is om die SAL vas te vang vir kaders verbonde aan Ramaphosa se faksie van die ANC! Is die SAL doelbewus bankrot gemaak om hierdie buit van ons bates moontlik te maak?

Die minister van openbare ondernemings, Pravin Gordhan, het op Vrydag 11 Junie aangekondig dat ‘n konsortium genaamd Takatso SAL sal verkry en 51% daarin sal besit.

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#Gupta 2.0 – Harith, New Owner of SAA Set up by Mbeki Ramaphosa Faction Using Government Pension Funds?

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Did anyone ask us? When connecting the dots, as Pravin Gordhan instructed, it seems the privatisation of SAA is yet another plunder scam by the ANC mafia. Harith, the new owner of SAA, was setup by the Mbeki and Ramaphosa faction of the ANC, possibly using funds belonging to the Government Employee’s Pension Fund (PIC). Just like when multi billionaire Oligarchs were created after the fall of the USSR, by funneling state public assets into private crony pockets. the privatization of SAA is just a massive ploy, designed to capture SAA for businessmen connected to Ramaphosa’s faction of the ANC! Was SAA deliberately bankrupted to enable this plunder of our assets?

The minister of Public Enterprises, Pravin Gordhan, announced on Friday 11 June that a consortium called Takatso will acquire SAA and will own 51% in it.

Takatso consists of Harith General Partners, a 100% black owned company, and Global Aviation. Takatso will allegedly invest R
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Massive land reform scam uncovered: ANC officials handed out farms and millions in grants to beneficiaries who did not qualify and our beloved President Cyril Ramaphosa knew all about it and yet did nothing!

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Fraud “on an enormous scale” has been uncovered in the land reform programme in which government officials handed out farms and millions in grants to beneficiaries who did not qualify.

The details are contained in a report by the Special Investigating Unit which recommends that 42 people, including the government officials, be prosecuted for fraud and corruption linked to land scams. Business Day obtained the report this week through a Promotion to Access to Information application. It was handed to President Cyril Ramaphosa in March 2018.

A report by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) recommends that 42 people – including government officials – be prosecuted for fraud and corruption linked to land reform programmes.

The report was handed over to President Ramaphosa in March 2018 but was only recently uncovered by BusinessDay after it submitted a Promotion to Access to Information Application (PAIA).

As part of the report, the
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