FMF Newsletter – 8 February 2023

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8 February 2023

INVITATION
DAWIE ROODT
The money is finish and klaar
– what the Minister did in the Budget

Thursday | 23 February | 1730 for 1800

 

  • Which taxes were adjusted?
  • Who’s getting more money?
  • What about Eskom and the other SOEs?
  • Are we still headed for a debt trap?
  • Who to vote for in the next election?

Please RSVP HERE

Dawie Roodt

UPDATE: The FMF's annual R1 Million Challenge is still up and running until the end of February 2023. To date we have raised R335 623 – with the 50% boost R503 435. Please DONATE and help us reach R1 million. 

Please click HERE for more information and to support us, and watch the three videos below…

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David Ansara

FMF FEATURE ARTICLE


South Africa’s electricity price is a thumb-suck

President Cyril Ramaphosa has pleaded with Eskom not to implement its planned 18.65% tariff hike in April this year. In a speech at the ANC’s Free State conference in Bloemfontein on 22 January, the President reportedly said to Eskom that 'it will be an injury to our people if we implement the 18% now when we are going through load shedding. Put it in suspense for a while’.
 
In doing so, Mr Ramaphosa went against the Eskom executive team, as well as the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA), the regulatory body that granted Eskom the tariff hike in the first place. Eskom had initially requested an eye-wateringly high 32% increase.

INTERVIEW
Dual Citizenship | Law not aligned to constitution – Gary Moore

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