Photo: Brian Molefe, former Eskom CEO Andile Mngxitama Brian Molefe is criminalised for standing up against the corrupt Glencore. The criminal organisation wanted to increase the price of coal from the long term agreed R150 per ton to R500. Brian refused, then Glencore threatened national blackout. From this threat Brian worked with the Guptas to …
By Andile Mngxitama To continue in peace white monopoly capital (WMC) creates a fake opposition to itself. This opposition pretends to address the concerns of the people which in reality is mere lip service. Dr Ayyadurai Shiva calls this fake opposition, the not so obvious establishment. Don’t listen to what it says, just look at …
Image credit: SABC Ramaphosa has unwittingly exposed why there has been a systematic destruction of Eskom after the very successful tenure of Brian Molefe, Mashela Koko and Dr Ben Ngubane. Under the leadership of this super trio, loadsheding ended and Eskom was showing a profit. Since Ramaphosa has taken over as president of the country, …
Photo credit: 2oceansvibe.com The revealation today by the Deputy President, DD Mabuza, that Cyril Ramaphosa has been misled by the Board of Eskom about loadsheding, directly implicates Pravin Gordhan. Gordhan, the Minister of Public Enterprises who is responsible for Eskom, has facilitated these lies and appointed a clearly incompetent board to precipitate the energy crisis …
Photo credit: BizNews By Andile Mngxitama We know by now that Oakbay only supplied about 5% of the coal to Eskom. The other about 80% was supplied by white owned companies.The mainstream media has not concerned itself with the 80% coal suppliers of Eskom. The reason is patent to all fair people. The troubles of …
By Andile Mngxitama When white monopoly capital (WMC): i. came for the Guptas, some of us helped them; ii. destroyed ANN7, some of us celebrated; iii. came for President Zuma, some amongst us helped; iv. destroyed Brian Molefe, some of us helped to finished him off; v. came for Black First Land First (BLF), some …
By BO Staff Writer The application by former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe for leave to appeal against the Pretoria High Court’s decision that he pay back about R11m pension that the power utility had paid him, was dismissed by the Constitutional Court (ConCourt). In its judgement the ConCourt said that it lacked jurisdiction and that …
By BO Staff Writer The board chair of the South African Airways (SAA), Dudu Myeni, answered questions at the Standing Committee on Public Accounts (SCOPA) today relating to SAA’s evergreen contracts, the leasing of aeroplanes, the hiring of consultants and Coleman Andrews’ role in bankrupting SAA. SCOPA did not take too kindly to the news …
By BO Staff Writer Johann Rupert is losing it, literally! Last Friday he shouted through his shareholder meeting, with cigarette on lips. Rupert had to tell the shocked shareholders that profits are a shocking 46% down. Sources who attended the meeting say that Rupert appeared drunk, nervous and was easily agitated. He smoked during the …
By BO Staff Writer This story was previously published on 1 May 2017 in the white owned Financial Mail under the vile and misleading heading, “WHITEY’S R1.8BN SHOPRITE WINDFALL”. The truth is that the staggering corruption can’t be hidden. Imagine what bile would have been written if it was Eskom CEO Brian Molefe who continues to …