Posted on 29 November 2018 02 Desember 2018 by volksvryheid
Wat is dit wat Guptas alles wou doen – weet ons alles wat hul slim planne was? Wat as hulle dit gedoen het? Wat uitstaan is daar word tydelike werksgeleenthede geskep maar dan, ‘n maand of twee later, verloor almal hul werksgeleenthede en so is dit met alles wat met swart bemagtiging geverf word. Dit hou nie. Gedurig is daar hoëvlak veranderings en HUBs wat verwissel. Intussen word alle stabiele besighede of boerderye se deure toegegooi . Met leiers toesprake oor hervorming en aandele in veral boere se plase of eiendomme – word ‘n groot ophef gemaak, tog het geen werker enige kapitaal daartoe bygedra nie. Daar word rassisties en diskriminerend gefokus op blankes dat politici hul ware kleure wys en hul eie minderwaardigheid blootlê! Wie speel die ‘musical chairs’? Ons het ‘n internasionale reg om ons eie sake te behartig en regeer,
Wat kos dit ons belastingbetalers en hoeveel misdaad is betrokke?
Guptas ‘n druppel hier. Al hierdie korrupsie en diefstal grens aan erge terreur misdade. Wat maak hul met alles? Hoe meer besighede inbring hoe meer word gesteel van almal van ons! Hoe meer word immigrante oral ingestuur. Hoeveel subsidieër ons en die land se minerale? Dis EU sowel Amerika en Australië – nie net in SA. Meestal is dit mans immigrante. Waar is hul eie vroue en kinders of was hierdie ‘n spesifieke teëlprogram waarmee gebreinspoel word? In sommige plekke word kinders as skild gebruik!
Tegeta Exploration & Resources, a venture whose shareholders include the Gupta family and President Jacob Zuma’s son Duduzane, is acquiring the rights to export eight million metric tonnes of coal through Africa’s biggest port for the fuel.
Richards Bay Coal Terminal, which lies on the north east coast and is owned by mining companies, shipped a record 75.4 million tonnes last year and has a design capacity of 91 million tonnes. Its shareholders include Anglo American [JSE:AGL], Glencore [JSE:GLN] and South32 [JSE:S32] and almost all of South Africa’s coal exports move through the terminal.
The purchase “allows us access to an export contract,” Nazeem Howa, the chief executive officer of Tegeta shareholder Oakbay Investments, said at an antitrust hearing in Pretoria on Wednesday. “Until now, that’s been controlled by the big players. It’s quite significant access.”
Tegeta agreed to buy Optimum for R2.15bn in December after Glencore put the business into administration, saying that the refusal by state power utility Eskom to renegotiate a coal supply deal had made it unprofitable.
The Guptas, a family from India whose South African businesses span media to uranium mining, have been criticised by labour unions and opposition parties for their links to Zuma.
In addition to doing business with his son, their companies have employed his daughter and one of his wives. Mosebenzi Zwane, South Africa’s mines minister, said he traveled to Switzerland to meet with Glencore to try and advance the deal to save jobs.
The combined export allocation is from Optimum Coal Mine and Koornfontein mine, which is also part of the deal, Louise Brugman, a spokesperson for Optimum’s administrators, known locally as business rescue practitioners, said in an emailed response to questions.
Vitol Group, the world’s largest independent oil trader, walked away from a deal to buy a stake in the Richards Bay Coal Terminal from a company controlled by the Gupta family.
Zuma and his partners
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Jean Campbell	 29 November 201815:01
Ek stem volmondig saam. Laat ons leier opstaan en die volk inlig oor die gevare asook hoe om te stem volgende jaar.
Steenkool / Coal – ONAFHANKLIK	 02 Desember 201811:09
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volksvryheid	 02 Desember 201816:58
Dankie vir jou steun – sal meer inligting gee