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BEWARE OF CRYPTO SCAMMERS like nexfartrades.club

NEXFARTRADES.CLUB IS A BIG SCAM As cryptocurrency gains popularity, scammers are also out there to take advantage of the poor people who wish to enter into the crypto space with the intention to better their lives.  Very often you will find messages from unknown contacts claiming they can introduce you to an investment where you can make quick money in a very short space of time.  Profit margins are too high, 4,5,7 even 10 or 15% per day, sounds like magic, right?  There is one thing we all have to know about money,  it does not come easy, or without a drop of sweat.  Yes in crypto space one is able to make money through trading with knowledge and yes on the other hand it is possible to lose it all when one enters blindly and head-first.   Anything that seems too good to be true is just not true no matter how much you want to make it work.  These scammers are well designed, they use selected profiles as bait, a woman pretends to be a good friend o...
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“GATVOL” KZN UNEMPLOYED QUALIFIED EDUCATORS (KZNUQE) EVENTUALLY DROPPED THE BOMBSHELL THUS BREAKING THE CHAIN OF SILENCE REGARDING THE HIRING SYSTEM THAT ROBS THEM OF THEIR FUTURE.

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  What is the reason behind unemployment of qualified educators in the province of KwaZulu-Natal? Nobody knows, but definitely not incompetence or lack of qualifications. Another question that I wonder as a community member is, "what does it take for a qualified educator to get employed in the province of KwaZulu-Natal?"   Nobody knows again, the thought; maybe it takes to know someone in the department. I have been going on and on trying to get answers which are not there regarding this unfair hiring system particularly in KZN, I eventually thought of doing some research and guess what I found.   More than twenty groups of unemployed qualified educators in just 1 social media platform.   This gives you a clear understand of the situation that the province is facing in this particularly department.   This strikes me and any sober minded person as a well calculated deliberate move to destroy our kids’ future before it even begins.   “Strike the s...
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SA President, The battle is far from being over.

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  Covid-19: Ramaphosa urges the public to maintain safety measures President Cyril Ramaphosa urged the public to remain vigilant as they enter the festive season and announced that some Level 1 restrictions will be eased. 11 hours ago  5 minutes read President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered an address to the nation on 11 November to update the public on South Africa’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. The address follows a special sitting of Cabinet that considered recommendations of the National Coronavirus Command Council (NCCC). Pandemic is far from over Ramaphosa said that many people have suffered hardships due to the pandemic and people are beginning to feel ‘coronavirus fatigue’ but it is important to remember that the virus is still very much present. He said that the highest number of weekly cases and deaths have been recorded around the world, with at least 1.2 million deaths caused by the virus. He highlighted that the pandemic is ‘far from over’ and will likely rema...
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What Businesses say about the hardlockdown.

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Extracted from Businesstech BLACK FRIDAY BANKING BUSINESS FINANCE MOTORING INDUSTRY NEWS MOBILE TELECOMS TRENDING WEALTH MORE ABOUT Warning of major job losses and economic decline if harder lockdown makes a comeback in South Africa Staff Writer 10 November 2020 Business leaders have requested clarity from government around reported plans to move South Africa to a harder lockdown in the event of a second wave of Covid-19 infection. On Monday,  Bloomberg   reported that government is considering re-imposing several measures aimed at containing the coronavirus pandemic as fears mount about a second wave, citing three officials familiar with the situation. The option of reintroducing the restrictions is likely to be on the table when the National Coronavirus Command Council meets this week, the officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity because the information hasn’t been made public. However, businesses in South Africa expressed concerns over the report, saying that a hi...
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