Enkele onlangse koerantopskrifte wat die somtotaal van regeervermoë van die regime, met en tenspyte van die DA en VF-Positief se betrokkenheid, vertoon. Komende vanuit die Engelstalige media wat ondersteuners was van die afwyking, dien hierdie opskrifte as bewys van veral die Engelse en liberale mediabronne se dubbelslagtigheid.

Die simptome van die swaksinnige politiekeverandering is nou daar vir almal om te sien! Dit is ook inderdaad die volhardende verswyging deur die media van die werklike oorsaak, wat die media onbetroubaar maak en onbetwisbaar hulle aandadigheid beklemtoon.

Die gebrek aan joernalistieke moraliteit maak dit feitlik onmoontlik vir die gewone burger om sinvolle politieke besluite te neem. Dit maak ‘n reuse bydrae tot die chaos waarin lande en volke verkeer.

Die riglyn behoort te wees: bly by dit wat jy geleer het omdat jy weet van wie jy dit geleer het! Selfs dan is die postmoderne Afrikaner op dun ys aangesien sy leermeesters self gedwaal het! Dat die Afrikanervolk weer in Beheer van sy land moet kom, is ‘n voorvereiste vir die vestiging en herstel van alles wat huidig in stof en as lê! Die resep is: keer terug na jou God, keer terug na jou volk en keer terug na jouself, na die Afrikanerformaat waar God jou kunstig geweef het in die skoot van jou moeder om Afrikaner te wees binne die verband waarin God jou geplaas het!

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No whites allowed: Government department’s rules for leasing state land

Rubbish piling up in South African city after waste collection services collapsed

The Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality's waste collection has collapsed, with waste in some areas being removed days or even weeks after normal scheduled dates.

South Africa’s economic growth is 78% lower than Sub-Saharan Africa

The latest International Monetary Fund (IMF) data showed that South Africa’s economic growth is much lower than that of Sub-Saharan Africa.

Gauteng officials spent R96 million just on local travel to Boksburg, Heidelberg, Bronkhorstspruit, and Birchwood

The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) has spent nearly R96 million on travel, lodging, and meetings over the last three years.

This includes R47.9 million for conference venues and R21.7 million dedicated to road transit and shuttle services.

The highest single expense incurred by the GDE from 2023 to 2026 was R47.88 million spent on commercial conference facilities and venues, followed by R21.67 million for shuttle and road transport.

Accommodation accounted for R19.61 million across domestic and foreign stays, while air travel came to R3.04 million over the three-year period.

Travel management and agency services cost the GDE a reported R2.75 million, with the bulk of R2.59 million spent in 2023.

The GDE reported spending R14.619 million on shuttle and road transport in the 2025/2026 financial year, but its official booking logs list only one single shuttle booking for that entire financial year.

Another interesting finding from the documents provided by the GDE is the dominance of conference venue spending.

Conference facilities and venues accounted for R47.88 million, which is nearly 50% of the entire R96 million expenditure recorded.

High expenditure amidst a provincial financial crisis

Only 1.4% white and 1.2 % Indian candidates in the South African Police Service recruitment intake

Acting Minister of Police, Firoz Cachalia, said that the 1.4% white and 1.2% Indian candidates in the Police Service recruitment intake were below target.

16-10-2026

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The average salary at Eskom increased from R72,133 in 1994 to R1.165 million in 2026

The average annual salary of an Eskom employee has increased from R72,133 in 1994 to R1.165 million in 2026.

94 people at SARS paid R270 million, including one employee who received R11.828 million

The South African Revenue Service (SARS) revealed that it paid 94 top managers R270 million in the last financial year.

Provincial department spends R96 million on travel while schools struggle to get money

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1 million South Africans pay most of the income tax and keep the whole country functioning

1 million South Africans contribute over 60% personal income tax (PIT) in the country, funding everything from healthcare to social grants.

Prices have risen 158% since 2008. Eskom’s electricity prices skyrocketed by 1,044% over the same period.

Eskom's electricity prices have risen at an average annual rate of 14.5% since 2008, almost three times the 5.4% average annual growth of consumer prices.