Posts tagged with 'Court'

 

ConCourt Declares UNISA Language Policy Unconstitutional in 5 Year Long Court Case!

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It is tragic that the courts have to protect the true diversity of South Africa, with a dozen languages, from the ANC regime, and it remains unfortunate that the ANC government preaches diversity, yet applies monolingualism. This ruling is appropriate on the eve of Heritage Day, in that it recognized the language rights of students, and imposes a specific obligation with regard to execution on Unisa. It is equally unfortunate that language and cultural communities have to turn to the courts in the final instance, to claim their rights as diverse languages with specific reference to Afrikaans, especially at historically Afrikaans universities.

The Afrikanerbond yesterday issued a statement noting with satisfaction the ruling by the Constitutional Court, that UNISA’s language policy is unconstitutional and unlawful. They took the opportunity to congratulate AfriForum on instituting proceedings against Unisa, and on their perseverance over the course of five years to h
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SA Courts No Longer Secure! How Long Before SA Balkanizes and is Declared a Humanitarian Disaster?

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It is already clear that SA’s law enforcers, the police, are not fit for purpose, but now the courts themselves are falling apart. Cybercriminals have infiltrated and paralysed the SA court’s network systems, raising fears that the banking details of people and businesses dealing with the courts have been compromised, and may be made public. There have also been widespread outages from many of the government’s websites, after underground internet cables were damaged on Friday. At the same time, the Potgietersrus Magistrate’s Court and detective branch have been without power for four days, after the Mogalakwena local municipality cut off the power due to non-payment.

The ransomware attack forced courts to use manual recording equipment so that cases could proceed as scheduled, and a handwritten process was also used to provide the families of deceased individuals with the necessary documentation, to conduct funerals. Meanwhile, all cases at the Potgiete
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Zuma’s Stolen Money Is Finished – “Msholozi” is now Begging Supporters to Help Pay for Legal Costs!

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Jacob Zuma has to undertake a renewed round of court battles, and he is now begging his supporters to help pay his legal costs.

A post on the Zuma Foundation’s official Twitter page, contains banking information and a brief overview of why the former president turned to the public to alleviate his financial problems. Zuma’s corruption trial is set to resume next month, and even though his money is finished, he still wants to get a revocation application against the constitutional court.

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Msholozi, as his supporters call him, is no stranger to the courtroom, and that is putting it mildly. His second term as president was subject to lawsuits, many of which cost millions over the years. While he still appears
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Piet Retief Bail Application Postponed After Video Testimony Dooms the State’s Case Against Farmers!

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The bail application of the five farmers, who are charged with the murders of the Koki brothers in Dirkiesdorp, was again postponed in Piet Retief court until Wednesday, because today is a Public holiday. The atmosphere in Piet Retief, was peaceful and calm, which can possibly be attributed to the large presence of the SAPS force and the neighbourhood watch.

Video footage was discussed in court which clearly proved that neither the farmers nor farm workers were carrying firearms or bulletproof vests. A.O. Nhlapo admitted that this is also what he sees on the videos. The video material, however, may not be used in court yet, but may be referred to, as it has not yet been verified, but it apparently comes from a fixed camera.

Several statements have yet to be made, but fake news from all sides, including mainstream media regarding this matter is a problem and so it has been requested that the public should refrain from believing everything they might come to hear. Please onl
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VIDEO: “To Hell With Peace!” After 26 Years of “Peace” We Are Still Being Murdered, Yet Our Self Appointed “Leaders” Want More Peace?

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#Senekal2 There is no doubt that the murder of the farm manager in the Senekal area, Brendin Horner, was a turning point for our people. Although the horrific incident ultimately put the farm murders higher on the media and ANC government’s agenda, it also forced us, as a people, to focus on our current situation. It also raised issues that need to be addressed about where we are at present and what the future holds for us, as whites in South Africa. For this forced focus, we will be forever grateful to Brendin Horner, who paid the highest price.

The video is two of many clips we have received where Boer Afrikaners express their anger and frustration over the one-sided events in Senekal and the unilateral handling of events in Senekal on the part of the government and EFF / ANC, where Malema, Bkeki Cele, Floyd Shivambu and the Minister of State Security had a good time, sitting in court at the bail hearing of Brendin Horner’s two killers.

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Transform or Starve! ANC Using COVID19 Aid to Blackmail Whites to Give Business to Blacks! COVID19: Turning Capitalism into Socialism!

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Leninism comes to SA: The COVID19 crisis is not only making Black South africans realise that the ANC are the african version of champagne socialists, i.e. despots who make false promises and will let their own people starve, but it is also exposing the ANC’s overt racism. The ANC openly says they won’t assist white small business owners with emergency or taxpayer funds unless they “transform enough”!

A spokeswoman for the Department of Tourism has admitted that no government COVID19 assistance will be given to any white owner of a business in the tourism sector. The department made R200 Million available for small and medium sized businesses in the tourism sector so that they can apply for funds in the lockdown period. Businesses in the tourism sector like guesthouses and tour operators cannot make any money because of the lockdown regulations and the restriction of international flights.

The minister of Tourism, Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane, has previously
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Decomposing carcass of dog rots on chair in courtyard of Pretoria-North magistrates court! Cleanliness is next to Godliness but not in #TheAfricanWay

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The partially decomposed carcass of a dog is lying on one of hundreds of abandoned chairs and other equipment standing in the inside courtyard of the Pretoria-North magistrates court, all covered in bird poo. Nobody knows how it got there and nobody seems to care! After all, there are new tenders and contracts to plunder…

Lawyers and the public have no choice but to close their eyes and noses when walking past the mess. The courtyard is almost fully packed with old chairs, boxes, computer screens and old telephones and so are the passages. The untidy mess has been there for weeks and is the result of old furniture and stock being thrown out, but nobody seems to known what to do with the old equipment.

The manager of this particular court did not want to comment on the situation when approached by Rapport newspaper.


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Motor giant Ford must fork out millions of Rands after Kuga model endangered human lives

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The case, which has been pending against the Ford company since 2017, has now come to a final conclusion and it has been decided that the motor giant will have to fork out millions of Rands, according to a court finding.

The Ford company, which initially denied that its Kuga model contained serious and dangerous flaws, eventually had to admit that the vehicle imposes danger to human life.

The Ford Kuga 1.6 EcoBoost model that caught fire and caused one person’s death is considered by car owners as a sufficient reason to close the manufacturer’s doors in South Africa because no amount can compensate for the loss of one’s life.

Ford must pay R35m in fines in terms of the final outcome.

All owners whose cars have failed, must receive R50,000 in compensation, which in the experts’ opinion is a very unfair decision, as some owners have suffered far more than R60,000.

There is an option that Ford owners may continue to negotiate with the company if they are no
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Court deals Soweto residents who wants to pay a flat tarrif of R150 a month for electricity a blow by striking case off the roll

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Soweto owes R20bn to power provider Eskom, but residents of the township only want to pay R150 a month for their power. Mpho Sesedinyane, ANC councilor and chair of the South African National Civic Organization (Sanco) in Soweto, feels that R150 is a fair amount and that, given the state of the economy, the residents can only afford to pay this much a month for power.

However, Eskom rejected the proposal of a fixed power tariff of R150 per month for electricity. Eskom spokesperson Reneilwe Semenya said this proposal by community leaders in Soweto was unrealistic and residents had to pay for what they consumed. He also referred to the Johannesburg High Court which on Tuesday rejected an application to restore power supply to Soweto and allow residents to pay a flat rate for power.

Soweto owes R20 billion of the R420 billion owed to the Johannesburg metro power supplier. Semenya believes that if a fixed power tariff is set, it will certainly give rise to a culture
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Unproductive Eskom drags Nersa to court over reduced power tariffs showing financial deficit of R102 billion

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The greedy Eskom, which fails to become profitable on its own, and constantly stands by the ANC government, has now taken its arrogance a step further, according to financial experts.

The bankrupt power provider has already taken steps to approach the Supreme Court in a case against Nersa’s decision to grant a lower rate than requested.

The National Energy Regulator (Nersa) and Eskom are reportedly in conflict with each other and Eskom claims that the reduction in tariff increases means that it will show a further deficit of R102 billion.

Nersa has allowed 9.41% and 6.1% and 5.22% increases in tariffs for the next three years, but the unproductive Eskom is very dissatisfied and has now approached the court.

Experts once again point out that Eskom is in control with the levy after the ANC government repeatedly said that delivery of power is a priority. Eskom saw it as a leverage to continue with its poor management, overcrowded and unproductive staff, and qu
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