THE TRUTH THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU

SASSA grants are not paid from ANC party funds. They are paid from the National Revenue Fund, managed by National Treasury. This fund gets money from taxes collected by SARS — PAYE from salaries, VAT on bread, milk, airtime, electricity, and fuel levies on petrol. When a gogo gets old age grant or a mother gets child grant, it comes from all South Africans who pay tax, not from a party.
RDP houses, now called BNG houses, are also funded by taxpayers. The Department of Human Settlements budgets from the same fund. Every time you buy groceries or data, VAT goes to government. That tax builds houses, clinics and roads. It is your constitutional right, not a favour.
Treasury reports only about 7.1 million people pay income tax. SASSA reports about 19 million permanent grants, rising to over 28 million with the SRD R370 grant. Few taxpayers carry many beneficiaries how unfair , That is why people are angry about potholes, water cuts and load-shedding despite high taxes .Still our government want to loot disguised as tenders 🙄
Your grant is protected by law. The SASSA Act and Constitution guarantee it. The Electoral Act makes it illegal to threaten voters that grants or houses will be taken away if they don't vote for a certain party. Your SASSA card stays valid after November 4 LGE, no matter who you vote for. Your vote is secret.
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OPERATION CORONA | SANDF DELIVERS — NOW GO AFTER THE KINGPINS:
The latest operations by the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) under Operation CORONA show the vital role our soldiers continue to play in safeguarding South Africa’s borders and supporting law enforcement.
Over the past weekend, soldiers operating along the Zimbabwe–South Africa and Botswana–South Africa borders made seizures exceeding R1.4 million.
These included:
• A Great Wall Motor Tank 300 valued at R729,000 at Echo Station 1
• Illicit cigarettes worth R305,860 at Pump Station
• Illicit cigarettes worth R282,337 along the Botswana border
• Illicit alcohol worth R28,000
• Dagga worth R50,700
• Illicit groceries and goods worth R12,000
In one incident, suspects allegedly fired at soldiers before fleeing across the border into Zimbabwe.
These results demonstrate that Operation CORONA is making an impact. But seizures are only one part of the battle.
WE MUST GO AFTER THE KINGPINS.
Cigarette smuggling is a major organised-crime problem. We cannot keep arresting foot soldiers and confiscating consignments while the people financing, coordinating and profiting from these criminal networks remain untouched.
Follow the money. Identify the networks. Arrest the kingpins. Prosecute them.
Every seizure must become an intelligence lead. Every arrested suspect must potentially lead investigators to those higher up the chain.
The real measure of success cannot simply be how many cigarettes or goods are seized. It must be how many criminal syndicates are dismantled and how many kingpins are put behind bars.
Our soldiers are doing their job on the ground.
Now SAPS, the Hawks, prosecutors and other agencies must follow the trail all the way to the top.
SEIZE THE GOODS.
ARREST THE SMUGGLERS.
DISMANTLE THE SYNDICATES.
GO AFTER THE KINGPINS.
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