Cigarettes & Alcohol are tools for Covid Guilt: As the COVID-19 epicentre moves to South America, we now know that the potential risks and impact, once the CCP-virus reaches its peak in South Africa, will not be the 351,000 deaths that ANC modelers claimed, yet despite that, we were still held hostage at home? It is clear the single biggest driver behind the ANC’s draconian reaction, apart from its lust for power and money, is its fear that the virus will expose ANC’s failure and inadequacies. The ANC’s health system was not coping before COVID19, so how on earth could it cope with a pandemic? Already Bloemfontein is running out of burial plots! So the ANC’s default reaction, as far left socialists always do, is distract, delay and destroy, until the original problem, i.e. their failure, is lost in the confusion and they can blame everything and everyone else but themselves. The entire health system, army and police a
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ANC Regime Blames & Punishes Citizens Because it Can’t Cope with CCP-Virus Peak! ANC Used Fantasy Modelling to Scare us into Lockdown & Grab More Powers!
With love from the incompetent ANC-regime – 28,000 jobs lost in Q3, unemployment in the SA stands at around 29.1%.
Stats SA says South Africa lost 28,000 jobs in the third quarter compared to the quarter before.
It has released its third quarter employment figures but shows that 78,000 jobs were actually created compared to the same quarter last year.
Unemployment in the country stands at around 29.1%.
Stats SA said that losses were seen in construction and manufacturing – which lost about 12,000 jobs each – while community services lost 11,000; business services 9,000; and transport 1,000.
On the other hand, figures showed that 849,000 jobs were created in the past four years.
Stats SA also looked at the health of businesses in the country.
The number of liquidations increased by 56.4% year-on-year for November.
Compulsory liquidations increased by 41 cases while voluntary liquidations increased by 38 cases.
And on a different note, average monthly earnings increased by 2.6% quarter-on-quarter and increased by
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What a load of bull! – According to Stats SA, whites earn three times more than black people! – What do our readers say about this?
Times Live recently published an article that about Stats SA’s latest report saying that the country is still one of the most unequal in the world. Inequality Trends in South Africa, released on November 14, showed that white people earned three times more than black people on average, two decades after apartheid.
The report also found that the wage gap between SA’s groups increased between 2011 and 2015.
It said black households faced the highest level of unemployment and earned the lowest wages, while white people’s salaries were higher.
The earnings of white people were about three times more than those of black people. Whites also had the highest annual median expenditure.
The average monthly earnings among black people were R 6,009 in 2006 and R9,186 in 2015, while the figures for the white population were R77,308 in 2006 and R100,205 in 2015.
Statistician-general Risenga Maluleke said income earnings in SA remai
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Sats SA show that whites in South Africa experience more racial discrimination than other groups
A new survey also shows that more than 70% of people in SA are ‘satisfied with life’ and that 90% are proud to be South African.
South Africa’s department of statistics (Stats SA) has released its Governance, Public Safety and Justice survey, which has a good story to tell on a range of topics, although it is one that some South Africans may find surprising, particularly those with a pessimistic outlook.
Their findings include that three-quarters of South Africans are either satisfied or very satisfied with life, that nine out of ten people are proud to be South African and that 86% of South Africans believe their health is good, very good or excellent.
According to the survey, 87% of the population think that freedom of religion is respected in South Africa, while 57% of the population think that people are treated equally by the police and in courts of law.
The survey also found that an estimated 12% of the population in South Afr
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