Posts tagged with 'Cyril Ramaphosa'

 

SA is collapsing and the bad conditions will put residents at the same level as Zimbabwe’s people

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Political analysts say that conditions in South Africa are now deteriorating by the day, and the bad conditions are now putting residents at the same level as in Zimbabwe.

The police service that has lost thousands of rounds of ammunition without any action being taken against the culprits indicates the dire security situation that prevails.

The country’s Defense Force was evaluated by experts about two years ago and it was found that its hitting power is now no better than it was in the 1930s when the the Air Force had more pilots than are currently employed after the best ones have already left the country.

The prospect that the government now wants to activate the so-called “National Health Plan” means that two things are waiting for the Westerners in the country:

That is, they will eventually no longer have a Medical Aid, and secondly, the health plan will follow the same route as Eskom, Denel, SABC, SAA, and others that are und
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ANC purchased votes – ANC spends R70 million to update membership fees and register new members

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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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Cyril who? US reporter refers to Ramaphosa as ‘unidentified leader’

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An American journalist has drawn the ire of South Africans after she tweeted a picture of world leaders at the G7 Summit in Biarritz, France, identifying three heads of state except for President Cyril Ramaphosa, whom she refers to as an “unidentified leader”.

Darlene Superville, a White House correspondent for the Associated Press, tweeted on Sunday: “World leader bear hug before the group photo @ #G7Summit in Biarritz, France. @EmmanuelMacron @narendramodi @JustinTrudeau and one unidentified leader.”

She tagged Emmanuel Macron, the president of France, Justin Trudeau, the prime minister of Canada, and Narendra Modi, the prime minister of India, but somehow could not identify Ramaphosa.
Ramaphosa arrived at the summit on Sunday and aims to market South Africa as an investment destination and trade partner during the summit, Fin24 reported.

“The working visit will also provide a platform for President Ramaphos
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Taxpayers will now have to bailout the Ramaphosa regime after Moody lost patience with SA’s poor economic situation and proposes a tax increase

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The poor economic conditions, unemployment, little foreign interest, the land grab program, Eskom and other entities’ financial inability are all reasons why the country is in such a mess.

Moody’s has pointed out to the ANC-regime that it will have to raise taxes to fix the mess at Eskom, which is the first step to a series of tax hikes.

With the SABC, Denel, SAL, Eskom, and several other entities failing to be a profitable industry as it was years ago, the regime is pushing to raise taxes.

The poor decision to launch a National Health Plan while the country is in junk status is considered to be one of the stupidest decisions the Ramaphosa regime has yet made, which will also lead to astronomical increases in taxes.

Moving out of professional corps such as doctors, nursing staff, lawyers and others is the strongest indication that the country is heading for an enormous crisis that cannot be reversed.

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Cyril says he condemns farm murders just like other murders, but why doesn’t he take action?

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Cyril Ramaphosa responded to dr. Pieter Groenewald’s question to him in parliament by answering that he condemned farm murders just like the murder of any other South African, but believes that ethnicity must be overlooked because every life has equal value.

He points out that in November 2018, in response to a parliamentary question, he said that violent crime throughout South Africa is a matter of serious concern, regardless of where it is or who it affects. He cited the answer saying he had to condemn all murders in the country, including those on farmers and farm workers, and that the government was committed to doing everything possible to defend every citizen from all forms of violence, regardless of where they live or work.

Network 24 reports that Ramaphosa says the question indicates the distance that the nation still has to go after effective reconciliation and the recognition of the equal value of every life in the country.

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Mboweni’s truths: We are bankrupt and people will lose their jobs – If you ever doubted that South Africa’s economy was in deep, deep trouble, doubt no more

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There is a line in Finance Minister Tito Mboweni’s brutally honest 2019 Budget Speech that I can’t get out of my head.

“We are borrowing R1.2bn a day.”

Read that again. Let it sink in. If you ever doubted that South Africa’s economy was in deep, deep trouble, doubt no more.

Some perspective: R1.2bn is the value of Bosasa’s biggest two tenders, combined, that we borrow per day. Or: with R1.2bn, you can build about 8 000 low-cost houses. And that is what we borrow per day.

We are borrowing just to keep the lights on, to service our debt and to keep the state ticking.

Any Grade 10 learner with a basic grasp of mathematics will tell you that we are doomed to fail if we keep on spending more than what we earn. It’s literally that simple.

Mboweni had the tough job of breaking this news to South Africans. He didn’t mince his words and his ANC colleagues sat stone-faced as he punted se
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Ramaphosa: BBBEE will not be scrapped – too many black people have benefited from this policy for it to be scrapped

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President Cyril Ramaphosa says Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) will not be scrapped.

He was replying to a call by Democratic Alliance leader Mmusi Maimane to stop BBBEE during Thursday’s debate of the Presidency’s budget vote in the National Assembly.

Ramaphosa says while redress is slow, too many black people have benefited from this policy for it to be scrapped.

He says, “Honorable Maimane we are not going to scrap BBBEE, it has contributed to significant growth of black middle class, to improvement in equity and enabled black people and women to become owners of businesses.”

The fundamental objective of BBBEE is to advance economic transformation and enhance the economic participation of black people in the economy.

-SABC News / 2019-07-19
This report does not necessarily reflects the opinion of SA-news.

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Countdown to land grab: SA farmers under siege – Radical left-wing and anti-white ANC-government is intent on confiscating land belonging to white farmers — without compensation.

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The process of state-sanctioned land grab was given further momentum when another parliamentary motion was passed on Thursday.

This week saw another vote in the ANC-dominated parliament in favour of changing the South African constitution to allow for expropriation of property without compensation. On Thursday a motion to establish an ad hoc committee to draft an amendment of Section 25 of the Constitution, protecting property rights, was passed with 189 votes to 67, without any abstentions.

A broad coalition of anti-white parties, including the ANC, EFF and NFP voted for the motion, while those in opposition such as the DA, IFP, FF Plus and ACDP voted against.

The ANC’s chief whip, Pemmy Majodina, introduced the motion which stated that the fifth paliament had already adopted a report by the constitutional review committee (CRC) recommending the Constitution should be amended so section 25 “makes explicit that which is implicit in
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Unemployment rate drops by 29%, while SA’s economy declines – Ramaphosa’s promises of new job opportunities, all lies

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South Africa’s economic crisis is causing increasing violence, and is linked to several factors, the poor growth rate of less than 0.5% being a scapegoat.

Compared to the previous year, about 25,000 jobs became available, but that’s a drop in the bucket against the myriad of school leavers of 598,000 who want to enter the job market.

The SA Statistics Service’s most recent report thus shows that 24 people enter the job market but for them there is only one job available, leaving the other 23 unemployed.

The non-agricultural occupations in employment continue to show a declining trend among the various categories, which means a loss of nearly 150,000 jobs.

The agricultural sector has the same trend, while private households offer about 45,000 fewer jobs than a year ago.

According to economists, the reduction in jobs is attributed to the poor economy and the rising labor costs caused mainly by unions.

-Vrybur
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