Die twee jongste voorvalle waartydens twee treine van Metrospoor in die Wes-Kaap in vlamme opgegaan het, bring die sukkelende entiteit nog nader aan ’n finansiële afgrond. Die treine is vernietig met die brand, en werkers wat van die dien gebruik maak, moes later ander reëlings tref om by die werksplek uit te kom. Metrospoor se..
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Brand en plunder aan die orde van die dag – Metrospoor treindienste gekanselleer in Kaapstad na vandale weereens toeslaan
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Vlugtelinge krisis by breekpunt, verlaat SA in karavaan formaat -Botsing tussen polisie en vlugtelinge word sterk veroordeel
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Die sogenaamde vlugtelinge in Kaapstad wat nou in die Metodistekerk gehuisves word nadat hulle met die polisie gebots het, wil glo nou die land verlaat in immigrante karavaan formaat. Hulle woordvoerders sê dit is die enigste manier wat hulle die wêreld se aandag kan vestig op die ANC regering se ongevoelige optrede teen hulle. Die..
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Steel plant in Saldanha closes, 900 employees retrenched
Vergadering gehou in Kimberley word oproerig na diamantdelwers en zama-zama goud myners met wapens opdaag
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Die wêreldbekende diamantstad Kimberley se projek om die sogenaamde zama-zama goud myners en diamant delwers in ’n wettige struktuur saam te bind, het klaarblyklik nie goeie resultate gelewer nie. Die vergadering wat in Kimberley gehou is, het oproerig geword nadat delwers met wapens en al by die vergadering opgedaag het. Die optrede van tientalle diamant..
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Automotive giant VW is in a bid to keep ex-staff and EFF from entering its premises after the dismissal of 1,386 former employees back in 2001
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Volkswagen South Africa has headed to the Port Elizabeth High Court to interdict its former employees and EFF member Khanya Ngqisha from entering its premises. In September, the EFF picketed outside the gates of VW in Uitenhage demanding answers for the automotive giant’s dismissal of 1,386 former employees back in 2001. The EFF said many..
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Chaos is once again the order of the day in Cape Town – Protesters stone cars, block roads
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Protesters blocked roads and stoned cars in Cape Town on Monday morning. City of Cape Town traffic services spokesperson Richard Coleman said PG Drive was closed in both directions between Military Road and Sonnet Way. Coleman said protest action had also been reported in Khayelitsha. Mew Way Road was closed in both directions between Pama..
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Female students shamelessly showing of their naked breast during Black Monday and say they are living in fear at CPUT campuses
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Students picket during Black Monday at CPUT Bellville Campus. Black Monday was declared at CPUT in support of victims and survivors of Gender-based violence. Cape Town – Female students at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) are living in fear because of weak security on campuses. This follows several attempts by students to address..
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Cash-strapped Dikgatlong’s municipal to pay R700k for municipal games at council’s expense
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WHILE the cash-strapped Dikgatlong Municipality is struggling to pay off its growing mountain of debts that have risen to about R83 million compared to the outstanding amount of R61.5 million as of May last year, a delegation of councillors and employees were sent to Durban to attend the inter-municipal games, at council’s expense. It is..
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SANDF Deployment does not stop gang violence in Western Cape – ANC regime does not have ability to take control over crime
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Police with smoke grenades trying to intimidate protesters and gang groups are doing nothing and just angering protesters, says a resident of the Bishop Lavis area in the Western Cape. Then rubber bullets were used, and the gangs laughed at the police and fired back with live ammunition. Then the army soldiers and the hope..
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Human trafficking a fast-growing industry – Horrors of human trafficking hit CPUT as students are warned to stay alert
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Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) students are warned to stay vigilant, as possible sex traffickers allegedly tried to strike at its District Six campus. According to the Weekend Argus, CPUT experienced an attempted abduction of a student, at its District Six Campus. It is reported that the student was walking out of the campus..
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