The Untouchables in a Gangster’s Paradise? Is it reasonable or ethical to make use of companies that do not consider themselves to be held accountable, for their actions in any private or public enterprise? While Big Tech has become seemingly untouchable, even from the US Supreme Court or Whitehouse, the same culture of supremacy, greed, lack of accountability, lack of transparency, and lack of responsibility seems to have created and sustained an environment in South Africa where IT negligence is acceptable, and lack of accountability is the norm, even when it comes to government institutions, contracts and tenders.
Has Corporate SA Been Infected by ANC Corruption, Greed & Negligence? Dimension Data NTT Case Study
SA Courts No Longer Secure! How Long Before SA Balkanizes and is Declared a Humanitarian Disaster?
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It is already clear that SA’s law enforcers, the police, are not fit for purpose, but now the courts themselves are falling apart. Cybercriminals have infiltrated and paralysed the SA court’s network systems, raising fears that the banking details of people and businesses dealing with the courts have been compromised, and may be made public. There have also been widespread outages from many of the government’s websites, after underground internet cables were damaged on Friday. At the same time, the Potgietersrus Magistrate’s Court and detective branch have been without power for four days, after the Mogalakwena local municipality cut off the power due to non-payment.
The ransomware attack forced courts to use manual recording equipment so that cases could proceed as scheduled, and a handwritten process was also used to provide the families of deceased individuals with the necessary documentation, to conduct funerals.
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SA Howe nie Meer Sekuur nie! Hoe Lank Voor SA Balkaniseer en as ‘n Humanitêre Ramp Verklaar Word?
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Dit is al duidelik dat SA se wetstoepassers, die polisie, nie geskik vir hul doel is nie, maar nou val die ANC howe self uitmekaar uit. Kuberkrakers het die howe in Suid-Afrika se netwerkstelsels binnegedring en dit lam gele, wat vrese laat ontstaan dat mense en besighede wat transaksies met die howe doen, se bankbesonderhede in die gedrang gekom het, en dalk openbaar word. Daar is ook wydverspreide onderbrekings van baie van die regering se webwerwe na ondergrondse internetkabels Vrydagoggend beskadig is. Terselfdertyd is die Potgietersrus-landdroshof en speurtak al vier dae sonder krag, na die Mogalakwena-plaaslike munisipaliteit die krag gesny het weens wanbetaling.
Die kuberaanval het howe genoodsaak om handelings opnametoerusting te gebruik sodat sake soos geskeduleer kan voortgaan, en ‘n skriftelike proses is ook gebruik om die gesinne van oorlede individue van die nodige dokumentasie te voorsien, om begrafnisse uit te kan uitvoer. Intuss
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FF+ Requests Microchips for Weapons of ANC Security Structures & Police After 279 Weapons go Missing
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During a meeting of the Gauteng community safety committee, the FF Plus proposed that all firearms belonging to ANC safety structures be fitted with a microchip.
The proposal came after the MEC for community safety, Faith Mazibuko, answered a question from the FF Plus, admitting that 279 state firearms and thousands of rounds of ammunition have been reported missing or stolen, in the past three years.
Listen Here: https://sa-news.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/17-Aug-wapens-eng.mp3
VF+ Versoek Mikroskyfies vir Wapens van ANC Veiligheidstrukture na nog 279 Wapens Vermis Word
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Tydens ‘n vergadering van die Gautengse gemeenskapsveiligheidskomitee het die VF Plus voorgestel dat alle vuurwapens, wat aan veiligheidstrukture behoort, van ‘n mikroskyfie voorsien moet word.
Die voorstel kom nadat die LUR vir gemeenskapsveiligheid, Faith Mazibuko, ‘n vraag van die VF Plus beantwoord het, en erken dat 279 staatsvuurwapens en duisende rondtes ammunisie die afgelope drie jaar as vermis of gesteel aangemeld is.
Luister Hier: https://nuus.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/17-Aug-wapens-afr.mp3
Does NASPERS Give Your DSTV, Takealot or News24 Data to ANC Government? They Do in China! Is NASPERS an Immoral Corporation?
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Exposing Immoral Profits! NASPERS & its shareholders were caught offside with a 31% stake in the Devils work. Should or Will NASPERS Sell off Tencent now? Will Shareholders take a moral stand? Will Mainstream Media in SA now actually do journalism instead of just acting like megaphones for the ANC party line, like happens in China? Finally, thanks to Trump yet again, the world knows that NASPERS is an immoral company that is prepared to do the devils work for profit. While most NASPERS shareholders chose to ignore SA-News articles of NASPERS‘ regulatory obedience to the Chinese Communist Party, which controls all Chinese companies, they can no longer ignore it, and have a stark choice to make:
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Are COVID19 Tests Irrelevant or Faulty? SA the Only Country in the World Where Infections Dropped on Day ONE of Lockdown, Instead of Two Weeks Later!
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What happened to the chart two weeks after lockdown? Nothing. It is becoming increasingly clear that far too much attention is being placed on the small daily test results despite them not giving reliable or sufficient test data, which makes forecasting pointless. While this is understandable given the nature of the invisible threat, the ANC regime did have months to prepare & get testing regimens in place. However even Prof. Karim himself said that it takes two weeks for the symptoms to progress and appear, yet in the same breath he echoes Ramaphosa’s bragging that the case numbers fell on the FIRST day of lockdown? Dr. Pillay, head of South Africa’s national health department also pointed to the fact that the people tested positive so far only reflect those people who got infected 2 weeks prior to showing symptoms, and then being tested. How then is it possible for infections to drop on day one of lockdown?
Ramaphosa claimed there is “
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