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Article posted by: White Nation correspondent Potchefstroom May 23 2020
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SOUTH AFRICA– A FAILED LAND OF COMMUNIST ANC ORGANIZED CRIME : THE PIRATE’s REALM DOWN SOUTH
THE ANC’s “Corona Command Council“- that rouge unit of 6 power mad communist degenerates that holds a whole country of over 60 million people at ransom- decided that they further will antagonize us as free citizens and push public tolerance to the limits by announcing that they consider to push the liquor and cigarette ban up until their “level 1” which only will be instated around February 2021.
Scene in South Africa is set as such:
1)UN says something sinister happening.
2) Ramaposa visiting Putin during lockdown
3) Ramaposa dressed in miltary commander clothes
4) Soldiers all over SA in control
5) Populace subdued and in turmoil wanting a solution.
6) Parliament locked down
7) 6 people running country in secret.
Is the Scene set for radical change from a socialist government in waiting?
Dhlamini-Zuma- a decrepit old fool playing dangerous games
Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma- the ANC’s own most glorified kitchen girl- has told the National “Coronavirus Command Council (NCCC) “ that the sale of tobacco and alcohol should continue to be banned until the country reaches Level 1 of the lockdown. News24 was reliably told that Dlamini-Zuma was supported by Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi when she told the NCCC this week that she believed it would be “too much of a health risk” to allow the sale of cigarettes and alcohol on 1 June when the country is expected to go to Level 3 of the nationwide lockdown. However- in contrast what the ill-informed monkeys in the ANC ivory towers “believes” a growing body of scientific evidence suggests smokers are less at risk of contracting Covid-19 than those who do not regularly ingest nicotine. But the case for cigarettes (and other nicotine products) as a defence against the disease has so far gained little traction in SA. At least 28 studies across a range of countries have found fewer smokers among Covid-19 hospital cases than in the general population. Greek academic cardiologist Konstantinos Farsalinos and others popularised the theory with a paper published in early April. They examined Chinese studies covering almost 6,000 Covid-19 hospital admissions, which showed that while smokers make up 26% of the Chinese population, only 6.5% of Covid-19 hospital admissions smoked. If their conclusions are correct and nicotine is indeed a powerful prophylactic against Covid-19, the implications for SA are huge. It is one of only three countries in the world to outlaw all trade in nicotine products in an effort to combat the disease (the others are Botswana and India). The thinking behind the ban has, however, been poorly explained. Dlamini-Zuma is not likely to be pleased with the news that her actions AGAIN may have deprived South Africans of an effective means of protecting themselves against the depredations of the coronavirus. The medical establishment is also flustered by the findings, which means every possible alternative explanation has been advanced.
And THIS is the female impersonator that now have the ultimate power to decide the future of South Africa in a time of an alleged “crisis?” G-d help us!
Dhlamini-Zuma- a blundering fool who in all her stupidity – is busy playing a very dangerous game- economically, politically – as well as socially. BUT the ANC played their game very clever! Their “Disaster Management Act “ the hastily concocted law designed for the “Corona” -thing delegates all power to the ” Minister of Co-operative Governance & Traditional Affairs” -iow Dhlamini-Zuma!! And as long as the ANC rat pack are dragging this “lock-down ” out- this illiterate individual will be dictating the speed of the country’s downfall. Now South Africa is drifting endlessly is a state of “Disaster Management” with rules rather fitting a State of Emergency- or Martial law. Legally she cannot be removed. For some very strange reason this 6 idiots of the NCCC also thinks they are “invincible.” However- making the village idiot Queen does not make her suddenly matriarch material.
She still is the village idiot- powers or not. And what we have seen so far is that Me. ” Cobra Touch “ is abusing these sudden unlimited powers the rat pack handed to her for her own political party (and family) benefits. Dhlamini-Zuma and her 5 cronies on that NCCC are going to pay a terrible price for their power madness. With it- they are going to drag the whole of the ANC down the cesspool as well (hopefully.) The South African public is on the verge of a national revolt against the ANC. Leaderless and with a spineless president lurking out of sight behind the steering wheel of a very unstable political and economical scrappy car- nothing can spark a political drama in South Africa quite like an ill-executed ban on alcohol and cigarettes by secondary power mad “ministers” now playing god over even secondary powerless presidents.
Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has found herself at the center of controversy once more, after the COGTA Minister allegedly told the NCC that booze and ciggies should stay banned ‘until Level 1 of lockdown’. If these plans came to fruition, it would be a massive slap in the face for the drinkers and smokers of South Africa. Citizens have been promised that their two guilty pleasures will be back on supermarket shelves by Level 3, yet discussions within the Cabinet seem to indicate that Dlamini-Zuma is pushing for even stricter measures. On Friday afternoon, however, the heat was being turned up against Dlamini-Zuma. Even if her desire to push the sale of alcohol and cigarettes to Level 1 is just her personal opinion, it still remains an unsettling development for some. The minister has illegally forced herself into a very powerful position recently.
LAUGHABLE as it may look- this bunch of arrogant ANC misdirected fools still think they are in control of the people’s minds. Since this “Pandemic” stunt they like totally lost most of their supportive base. What we now observe is that the ANC desperately tries to cling to power by enforcing “strong arm” tactics by bullying the public with erratic “laws” , threats, heavy fines, arrests and militant actions. The longer this lockdown continues, the more people will die of starvation, malnutrition, and suicide. The ANC misfits are deliberately trying to weaken the economy and implement a socialist state. It is going to back-fire miserably in their faces.
That’s something the Fair-Trade Independent Tobacco Association (Fita) know all too well. They are currently dueling with Dlamini-Zuma and the government in court, blasting their decision to reverse the sales of cigarettes at Level 4 as “unconstitutional”. The group has warned the NCC leader that time is running out to explain herself, and she’ll need to provide some concrete reasoning for the smoking ban soon:
“Our understanding is that the issue is now before the National Command Council where it is being debated, however to date no definitive decision in as far as the sale or prohibition of the sale of cigarettes, with many on the NCCC in support of the lifting of the ban on the sale of cigarettes.As per the court order of 12 May 2020, Dlamini-Zuma has a deadline of Tuesday 26 May to hand over to us the record of decision and the reasons, if any, for the promulgation of the current regulation 27 of the Level 4 regulations, after which time we will immediately supplement our court papers and have the matter heard.”
Predictably, the loudest noises of dissent are coming from across the political divide. The DA have already sunk their teeth into the whole “ban booze and cigarettes until Level 1” debate, and they’re not letting up in their pursuit of the president. Dean Macpherson echoed sentiments we heard earlier, saying that Dlamini-Zuma’s all-too-public views on these coveted items are creating an ‘internal political crisis’ for the ANC: “It’s becoming clear that SA has a political crisis within Government. Cyril Ramaphosa has been reduced to a spectator while his detractors run rings around him. Throw into the mix a public health and an economic crisis, and South Africa really needs to start asking questions about where we are headed.”
Dean Macpherson
21 Portland Rd, Mkondeni, Pietermaritzburg, 3201:- The Zuma’s cigarette factory’s address. – Call anytime..
Spaza shops are been set alight in Kraaifontein, Western Cape… Things are gonna get bad.. Thank you Cyril and Dlamini
Level 3 trades ignored and wiped off the table by Cobra Touch Dhlamini – Zuma..
” Good day fellow smokers.
A few days ago talked to a manager (who I know a while now), from a big well known supermarket, I asked him about the 1st June and will we be able to buy cigarettes on which he said yes, they already got the mails to go ahead and order. He said they ordered extra coz people will most probably buy more than usual. So my question…. wtf is really going on?”
“Het vandag weer sigarette gaan koop in n township. Daai manne maak reg! Hulle sê as die president nie vanaand drank en sigarette opstel nie, gaan hulle die week begin afbrand! Spaza winkels, Pick n Pays en Checkers is in hulle visier! So, Ek hoop van harte die President en ou Kopdoek het mooi besin! Anders sien ek groot moeilikheid van alle oorde in die land!“
YOU as taxpayer will have to pay for the stupid ban of cigarettes and liquor

The South Africa Revenue Services (SARS) has predicted that it will lose around 15% to 20% of its tax revenue this year as a result of the nationwide Coivid-19 lockdown. The responsibility of filling the gap will now fall upon the South African taxpayers, says David French, Tax Consulting Director at Mazars. He added that there is also a real question as to whether there will be a large enough taxpayer base left at the end of the lockdown period to make a meaningful contribution to SARS’ collection efforts by the end of the financial year.
We’ve heard the dissent from business, and the rage from our political opposition. So what about the people of South Africa? Sure, Dlamini-Zuma has her supporters on social media, but they’ll do well to stop critics from voicing their frustrations – and one particular petition is now spreading like wildfire. A campaign to remove Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma from office has been launched this week. Since her alleged Level 1 plans were reported by various media outlets, the petition racked up 40 000 signatures in just a few hours – it’s likely that the number of backers will breach the six-figure mark on Friday. NDZ is accused of ‘abusing her power’, and the creator of the petition states that she is ‘withholding information’ from the rest of the country. Yet Dlamini-Zuma is, if nothing else, a very principled and tough-talking politician. Sadly, herless-than-secret stance on some of South Africa’s favourite viceshas alienated her from a large section of society. A little understanding goes a long way, and the minister will have to read the mood of the nation properly before trying to force through any divisive changes to the lockdown guidelines.
ONE very disgruntled – but correct member of the public- Gordon Fox wrote:
THE IRONY IN PICTURES….17 YEARS AGO SOUTH AFRICA HAD PRECISELY THE SAME “VIRUS”– YET THERE WERE NO “LOCKDOWNS” ANNOUNCED:
De Je Vu? The ANC will NEVER explain to you why they keep this brutal human right abuses of “lockdowns” and “bans” dragging on week after week. Maybe the Zuma family can give us a much better explanation when their contraband operations will allow their matriarch to drop her bullsh*t “bans.”
TOLD YOU SO..TOLD YOU SO..TOLD YOU THIS WHOLE “CORONA”-THING WAS FAKE WITH HIDDEN AGENDAS…TOLD YOU SO…
Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma under the national disaster act rewriting unconstitutional by laws for her own personal gain and power. Stripping South African citizens of their human rights. Irrationally misusing her powers in a position for her own past struggles seeking revenge through a pandemic to ensure that hardships fall on the people of South Africa. She has during this time withheld information under false pretenses to the county declaring it as classified whereas the “DISASTER MANAGEMENT ACT,
NO. 57 OF 2002 7. Contents of national disaster management framework.—(1) The national disaster management framework must provide a coherent, transparent and inclu-sive policy on disaster management appropriate for the Republic as a whole” and used illusive information to the tobacco ban which was to be lifted under level 4 restrictions overriding Cyril Ramaposa’s call to keep the ban against a 2000 call to keep the ban against millions of smoking South African citizens. Covid-19 is a supposed to be “ life threatening “ pandemic not a tool for government to play dictatorship with their power. During this “pandemic” the stupid regime clowns has opened the gateway of the underworld illicit dealings which is highly questionable where the true source originates from. Dlamini-Zuma in her current position is not fit for writing these laws with her underlying personal issues and vindictive mindset. She blatantly does not hold each and every citizen of South Africa interest at bay which is humanly unjust. Please let this petition show that we as South African citizens still have the right to fight back and will not stand for such immoral equality, our voices won’t be diminished under a time OUR LIVES MATTER! If you want to sign a petition in an attempt to remove this useless she-creature- clock on THIS link.
“Don’t expect tobacco sales to be unbanned before 2021.” This is according to Free Market Foundation chief officer, Leon Louw, who said talk of the Covid-19 pandemic being around for the next few months could mean smokers should prepare to pay up to R20 for a cigarette or R200 per box in the black market for months to come. “Indications are that the ban on the sale of tobacco products will be extended beyond Level 4 of lockdown and into Level 1,” he warned. Calling the tobacco ban “rushed and ill-conceived”, Louw said the law of unintended consequences was at play. “As at the end of April, Treasury has lost in excess of R300m in excise duty from tobacco products, the illicit trade has been handed the market on a plate and is charging extortionate prices. People have not stopped smoking. Government has turned 11 million smokers into criminals overnight,” he said. He said the significant results in combating the illegal trade have been thrown away. “The future looks bleak for the legitimate industry including all of the informal traders and small retailers who rely on tobacco sales to make a living. This will be very difficult to combat in the future. The illegal tobacco trade has cost South Africa more than R40 billion in lost taxes since 2010,” he said.
He questioned claims that tobacco products increased the spread of Covid-19. “Where is the evidence that tobacco products increase the spread of Covid-19, or why tobacco products are singled out when other goods are shared such as food, drinks or communal toilets? Why aren’t they banning sugar since studies of Chinese Covid-19 patients shows that the death rate was three times higher in patients with diabetes?” he said. Recent research by UCT’s Research Unit on the Economics of Excisable Products has proven the majority of smokers in South Africa continue to purchase cigarettes under the lockdown, and that they have simply switched their buying behavior from law abiding, tax compliant shops that employ vast numbers of South Africans, to the illegal market, and often travel long distances to procure illegal products. South Africa is only one of three countries in the world to have banned cigarettes during the pandemic, along with Botswana and India.
According to Louw, the government has yet to provide evidence to suggest smoking has any impact on Covid-19. “The World Health Organization has not released evidence or data on how smoking impacts the virus and has not taken a position on whether countries should ban tobacco sales. Even if certain studies attempt to make a connection between smoking and Covid-19, why haven’t other countries followed their advice and banned tobacco? “It appears that government has ignored the advice of its own Medical Advisory Committee. So what is the source of their advice? The public – smokers and non-smokers – have a right to know,” Louw said. He added the government was also ignoring the mental health aspects of a sudden withdrawal of nicotine, which are well documented. “Nicotine withdrawal has been forced upon millions of smokers, with no regard for their mental health. This ban is unnecessary, unprecedented and has no basis in scientific fact. Government is accountable to the people – the day of reckoning will arrive. Public goodwill and support generated in the first three weeks of lockdown is disappearing fast. They better have a very good explanation,” Louw said.
Fighting to keep their power mad “lockdown”
Cyril Ramaphosa has filed a notice with the Constitutional Court, opposing the DA’s challenge of the “Disaster Management Act. ” The Squirrel is calling on the apex court to refuse the DA’s application for direct access. The regime argues that Parliament, and not the judiciary, can devise mechanisms for oversight over the executive. In court papers filed on 19 May, Ramaphosa and Cooperative Governance Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma argue that the DA’s application is “not urgent” and does not warrant the Constitutional Court’s truncated time periods. They argue that the legislative powers of the Disaster Management Act (DMA) are” justified ” to respond promptly to national disasters. In a 111-page affidavit to the Constitutional Court, DA interim leader John Steenhuisen argues the DMA violates the constitutional principle of the separation of powers, because there is no effective parliamentary oversight. Steenhuisen said the Act allowed for the unconstitutional delegation of Parliament’s powers to the executive and gave Dlamini-Zuma “exceedingly broad powers”. The DMA also did not allow for the oversight role that the Constitution required in a state of emergency, he submitted.
In addition, Steenhuisen argued that the National Assembly was not allowed to scrutinize executive action, as was constitutionally required. The government’s legal team, however, has countered that the DA supported the enactment of the DMA in 2002 and failed to take any legislative or judicial steps to address its shortcomings. It also argues that the DA waited for two months of the lockdown to make its urgent application. “There is no justification amid the current crisis to compel Parliament and the national executive to respond to the application within only five days,” the state argues. The government had until 25 June to file its responding affidavits. In a separate application – filed with the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria to challenge the curfew, transport and exercise regulations – DA MP Glynnis Breytenbach said the regime under the Covid-19 regulations resembled a state of emergency, but was not subject to the same safeguards. She added that, under the DMA, Dlamini-Zuma had broad and intrusive regulatory powers that were not subject to parliamentary oversight. The government has, however, disputed this, saying that a state of emergency would have suspended important provisions of the Constitution.” “The government also argues that the DA overlooks provisions afforded to Parliament to scruitinise lock-down regulations.”
Bumble head top mobster Cele wants to arrest you for having cigarettes in your vehicle without a till slip
Smokers caught with cigarettes outside their homes will be forced to produce till slips. That’s according to police gang lord Bheki Cele, who on Friday was addressing a press conference on crime during lock-down. Cele was responding to a question from a journalist about what would happen to people caught with cigarettes during lock-down. He was also asked about the rationale behind people being arrested for transporting alcohol in their vehicles. He was asked: “A police spokesperson in KZN was quoted as saying that smoking cigarettes in your house is a crime. People have complained about officers confiscating their personal cigarettes during stop and search operations.” “The regulations say that the sale of tobacco and related products is prohibited. Does that mean that possession of personal cigarettes is a crime?”
In response the top mobster in his usual arrogance replied : “Alcohol is very clear, you go and read your regulations. Regulations say there shall be no transportation of alcohol … Whether it’s in your basket, whether it’s in your pocket, so long as you create some form of transport, you shall not be allowed,” said Cele. He said consumption was allowed at home. “It is not illegal to smoke cigarettes in your house. The only problem is when we find it in a car and you fail to show us where you did you get the cigarette … and when.” “If you say you have bought the cigarette, here is the receipt, we’ve got two options there: to get you, and go and get the person who sold the cigarette to you.” “But if the cigarette was there in your thousand looses and you’re smoking in your home, really, we’re not coming into your house and arrest you,” said Cele. Earlier in the 75-minute briefing he was asked about the lifting of the ban on sales. Cele as usual evaded the question. This comes after media reports that co-operative governance & traditional affairs polish tin Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma again in covering her sonny Edward’s illegal cigarette distribution racket – motivated for a continued ban on the sale of alcohol and cigarettes under level three lockdown during a meeting of the national coronavirus command council this week. Cele said that the controversial ban had been “discussed time and again”. “I’m sure the announcement will be made. But Cele does not make announcements on those matters; the Squirrel [Cyril Ramaphosa] or the minister responsible for the regulations [Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma] will. Just wait.” “Ours, as the police, is to enforce what would have been decided upon [about] cigarettes and alcohol. I might suspect what direction that decision might take, but it is not for me to make those announcements,” he said.
In the same press conference, Cele said organized crime syndicates have taken advantage of the lockdown to expand the illegal trade in illicit and counterfeit alcohol and cigarettes. His admission about the increase in these crimes appears to give credence to critics of the regime’s strict ban of both products. Critics have constantly argued that the ban would open space for contraband. “We know criminals are opportunistic, so organised crime syndicates have taken advantage of the lockdown, especially the ban on alcohol and cigarettes.” “They have expanded their trade in illicit and counterfeit alcohol and cigarettes,” said Cele Cele said about R2.67m in “contraband” items had been confiscated on SA’s borders. He said they have also observed an increase in smuggling contraband liquor and tobacco products between SA’s land borders with Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Mozambique and Zimbabwe, as well as the sale of these products on the black market. “Our lockdown partners, the SANDF, have disrupted some of these operations, mainly along SA borders with Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Eswatini,” said Cele. He said they had confiscated contraband, including alcohol and cigarettes, worth about R1.07m in March and R1.6m in April. His admission also comes after research showed the ban on cigarette sales did not necessarily stop access to the products.
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The mobster revealed that 230,000 people had been charged for contravention of the lockdown regulations, including “liquor-related offenses and cigarette-related offences, illegal gatherings, failure to confine to place of residence, cross-border and interprovincial movement, business-related and transport-related of fences and fraudulent or no permits”. The provinces with the most arrests for contravention of the lock-down regulations “almost mirror the provincial infection rates, with Western Cape in the lead, followed by Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng”, said Cele. So, who keeps receipts for cigarettes? If you bought cartons before lockdown, will Cele’s thugs arrest you for not producing a receipt? What nonsense. While citizens confront mortality, unemployment, bankruptcy, depression, and anxiety, it is beyond dystopian to harass them for proof of cigarette purchase. The ban and the ’till slip’ law are devoid of science, precedent, or common sense. The virus will be with us for months during which rules should be based on facts, data, sanity, and compassion. Loony aspects of lockdown drove harmless people into the hands of criminals who, gleefully supported by the government, prosper while normal lives were ruined. The government was carpet bombing its own country. By the time the tobacco ban was lifted, it might have cost the economy R450 billion – enough to replace all shacks with houses, or give all unemployed people informal jobs. Fueling the rage of 11 million victimized smokers, and millions more subjected to their rage, Cele briefed media thus: “It is not illegal to smoke cigarettes in your house,” he said, “only … when you fail to show us when and where you got the cigarettes.”
Cele spats non-sense dribble out of his league
Following Police Mobster Bheki Cele’s nonsensical remarks about cigarettes recently, be aware that the lockdown regulations explicitly prohibit ONLY the *sale* of tobacco products in section 27, NOT possession. Even if possession of a box/carton of cigarettes (especially if unopened) could be used to *infer* purchase thereof during the lockdown, the burden of proof would be on the SAPS to prove that an offense had been committed. Interestingly, the regulations don’t prohibit the *transportation* of tobacco products (as they do with alcohol in section 26), so any confiscations of cigarettes in transit are technically *unlawful*. Anyone could stand in the street holding cartons of unopened cigarettes out in the open but until and unless they sell them, no offense has been committed. If the police confiscate your cigarettes or attempt to act against/charge you for possession thereof, such confiscation or arrest or criminal charging is ultra vires (unlawful) and becomes grounds for you to file a civil lawsuit against the SAPS (which is legalese for “sue the pants off them”).
Ban on tobacco- a boost for illicit companies?
Gold Leaf Tobacco Corporation (GLTC) in 2018 represents 73 percent of the market for illegal cigarettes and was on track then to become the biggest tobacco company by sales volume in the country, especially if there is another tax increase on legal cigarettes in February 2019. Ipsos said GLTC’s biggest challenger is Best Tobacco Company whose brand, Caesar, also retails for R10 on average and was then the second fastest growing cigarette brand in the country, after RG. With the lockdown, the market share for all these companies is now totalling 100% of the entire market – selling at between R120 and R250 a packet with no tax paid, 11 million smokers in SA, consuming let’s say conservatively now half a packet per day at lets say the lowest selling price at R120, the illegal trade is profiteering R660 million rand per day. Even if the main person is caught, court cases can go on for years and the person will be able to afford legalities, spread fake news, buying of judges, buying protection. Perhaps by an election. This again proofs that the ANC’s own insane “bans” not only will back-fire on them as a party- but on the economy as well.
BIGGEST HORSE SH*T FOR THIS WEEK: ” The government’s approach to the tobacco ban is said to be motivated by the “belief that smokers would require ventilators more than anyone else should they contract Covid-19.” Cobra Touch Zuma is hell-bent to protect her family’s illicit business! Gold Leaf belongs to NDZ’s son. Carnilinx Tobacco Company belongs to Adriano Mazzoti. Mazotti funded NDZ’s bid for presidency. Despite two months of the ban fresh batches of cartons are being delivered to our traders. Soon the only cigarettes on the market will be the ones belonging to those linked to NDZuma. The corruption is far too big far too deep too lift the ban on cigarettes. This is all gonna come out eventually and unfortunately those involved will not be charged, justice wont be served because that has become the culture of this despicable disgusting criminal ANC. Once again no arrests will be made.
In a response to the proposed extension of the tobacco and liquor ban the DA responded with a hard slap: ” Cele is ‘smoking his socks’ if he thinks smokers should give cops receipts. There is no regulation making provision for any person to be compelled to provide proof of purchase for their cigarettes,” said DA MP Andrew Whitfield. He said the minister’s latest comments joined a “long list of irrational and petty ministerial edicts which cause confusion in public and among the police officers deployed to enforce the regulations”. The DA demanded that Cele publicly retract his comments and apologize to the nation for them.
ANC hiding mega corruption under this “Covid” veil?
” More and more shocking allegations of extensive corruption under the guise of the Covid-19 pandemic have come to the attention of the FF Plus and the party is seriously concerned about the looting of the disaster fund and the state coffers, which could easily and very soon become an even greater crisis than the pandemic itself. “– said FF Plus leader Peter Groenewald. ” This epidemic corruption could do even more damage to the South African economy than the Covid-19 pandemic. When the already scarce tax money is misappropriated and the looming famine becomes critical, South Africa will have serious problems on hand because there will simply not be any money left. In terms of the disaster regulations, government entities are allowed to speed up tender processes and deviate from the normal procurement procedures. It now appears that some of the government departments are abusing the leeway for deviations to award irregular contracts that relate to products and services that have nothing to do with combating the pandemic.”– he said.
The Ace Magashule Covid saga
The Free State retains Ace Magashule’s legacy of fraud and spends R80 Million ro disinfected to , but the CCP virus only lives on surfaces for 3 to 9 days, and schools are closed for more than 65 days (7 weeks)! So why the need to disinfect? Once again, the CCP virus is the gift that keeps on giving the ANC government and its cadres mega bucks while they are deliberately dragging on the lockdown, – as the comrades have not yet exhausted all the opportunities to steal money from tenders which they believe were issued for distribution from the CCP virus. These COVID-19 tenders are issued without even a tender process being followed, as they now classify it as “an emergency”- and the winners of this mega scam are kept secret!
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