Corruption & Racebaiting: The two things politicians and black businessmen in South Africa love the most, is extracting disgusting amounts of cash from public sources, and of course racebaiting, aka white bashing. It is starting to become clear that the Clicks fauxrage saga launched by Julius Malema, was much more than hurt feelings, after all, the business of making blacks look white, with hair straighteners, skin lighteners, hair extensions, etc., is worth BILLIONS! The first clue, which should have been obvious, was the mere fact that they were attacking a product popular amongst blacks, which mostly blacks buy. As the mainstream media’s attention was distracted by the racebaiting stick Malema threw for them, putting then in a frenzy chasing it, baying like the rabid dogs they are, we can only imagine what was going on in the background. Seeing not a single white face at the questionable meeting between Clicks management (60% black owned) and EFF, was a second c
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Were Clicks Protests Just Another Corruption Scam & Black Supremacy Dressed as Anti White Racism? Racebaiting Can Make You A Millionaire in SA!
Outcry over appalling state of Pretoria zoo – no suitable habitat and animals not been fed for days
The national zoological gardens are the largest zoo in the country but visitors felt that management was failing to provide a suitable habitat for the animals.
The welfare and care of animals at the Pretoria zoo has been questioned by animal lovers, Rekord North reports.
Several comments were posted on their Facebook page.
The national zoological gardens are the largest zoo in the country but visitors felt that management was failing to provide a suitable habitat for the animals.
Concern was raised about allegedly underfed animals, the bad smell at the flamingos enclosure, some of the animals’ water that has not been replaced in days, and the elephants’ enclosure had no water during December’s scorching heat in Pretoria.
An animal lover who recently visited the zoo and asked to remain anonymous said that justice must be done.
“The animals are in bad condition. It looks like some of the animals have not been fed in days and the water bowls have
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Eskom’s municipal debt rises to R23.5 billion – Lets face it! Management and board of directors do not possess management skills to run this entity
Eskom’s inability to function effectively has again emerged with the latest financial information released.
Municipalities already owe Eskom R23.5 billion, according to the report released by Minister Pravin Gordhan.
The disclosure shows that the debt to be paid to Eskom is still rising, and is a sign that the entity is not prepared to set foot and cut off municipal electricity supply if they fail to settle their accounts clockwise.
In March this year, Gordhan reported that municipal debt to the power supply stood at R20bn, but only increased to R23.5bn 5 months later.
This is clear evidence that Eskom’s management and board of directors do not have the skills to manage the entity, informed sources said.
Limpopo roads agency faces R118m in damage claims from potholes alone due to poor management and maintenance
Poor management and maintenance of SA roads has resulted in damages claims that are eroding municipal budgets.
Picture Supplied. A road damaged by rain and snow, that is in need of maintenance. Broken asphalt pavement resulting in a pothole, dangerous to vehicles.
The Limpopo department of public works and its entity, Roads Agency Limpopo (RAL), is facing a whopping R118 million worth of claims and a total of R40.2 million from pending claims for damages caused by potholes.
The Citizen also approached the City of Johannesburg and Cape Town, both run by the Democratic Alliance (DA). They refused to reveal the extent of damages they were facing from pothole-related claims.
Joburg spokesperson Nthatisi Modingoane said Saturday Citizen should request the information by using the Promotion of Access to Information Act.
Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) chief executive Wayne Duvenage said it was illegal to withhold the information from the public.