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Solution: Every truck that goes to Mozambique for fuel import should declare 60000 litres. If they declare anything less than that or the weigh bridge is broken, they should still be taxed for the amount of 60000 litres of fuel. LOOPHOLE CLOSED.
The problem is, those Rigids can legally only carry 40klt in South Africa. So, if they declare more than that, they will face a massive fine and also get their truck seized. Catch 22.
This is the part that makes me love journalism, the investigative part. It’s risky though it is worth doing because it saves people and sometimes put the criminals behind bars.
@@gustabeumer688 Yes, it depends on who is involved in the crimes, that’s why we often see some politicians getaway with crimes. We can all see that someone very powerful is involved in this liquid gold scams in South Africa, it’s not likely for an ordinary person to getaway with such crimes.
I AM SURE THESE IMVESTIGATION SHOWS THAT THE AGE OF PETROLEUM AND FOSSILS IS COMING TO AN END... THE WRITING IS ON THE WALL... "MEME MENE TE KE UFARISI"
@@gustabeumer688 no the keyword is journalism... The risk, the investigation part, compiling everything together to deliver such astonishing work (with risks involved) to show people of the public, and to provide knowledge of the underworld... And not to be boring, is an achievement on its own... Even if they did not catch anyone, im just happy to know whats going on in such depth in our country
@@jnr4166 That would be awesome if they would. Do not misunderstand what I am saying. I love that Carte Blanche exposes these scumbags. What gets to me is knowing that 9 times out of 10 in this country these filthy POS get away with it and continue doing it.
This problem goes beyond diesel...with me working in the mining industry, you will realise that this type of criminality happens with all commodities mined in this country. It's very sad to see because such things have an effect on our economy let alone the companies or organisations themselves. It has a huge negative knock on effect in the value chain
@@visamawela6017 I agree,every politician policeman lawyer is corrupt, in South Africa 9/10 policeman are corrupt, it's only a few handful "honest" ones,
How did our country get to this point. There are scammers, criminals, gangsters, cartels, druglords, fraudsters, racketeers, money launderers and thiefs, you name it in every square inch of the land. Whenever I have to buy or sell a product or service, I have to scrutinize its authenticity, the seller's/buyer's credibility, and carry out various verifications on information. Usually, things are not as they seem. Unfortunately, one always finds out the hard way. That's why I have decided to follow this channel.
I knew something like this was up because the way petrol finishes so quick nowadays is just ridiculous. The entire country is paying the price to stuff the pockets of a few greedy pigs, absolute disgrace!
I wish this channel got a slot on SABC mainstream media so that it educates our masses that crime knows no colour....and in most cases the bigger the money involved in these scams ,its guaranteed you already know who is taking their share
Just set a law mandating that all trucks load maximum capacity of the trailer. If the trailer is 60 000L tank then it can’t carry less than it’s maximum load. Set the tax based on the trucks load maximum and you remove all incentives of tax evasion.
Whats the point of paying the tax for the 20 000 litres undeclared when ANC is going to take it anyway to pay for the lip channels on the property of inkandla.if i was those guys ,rather i have that money than ramaphosa.
Ramaphosa has shares in remgro of rupert the gatekeeper of oil supply to petroSA from maputo, shareholder at bidvest security for transnet, owner of shanduka that transports oil to petrosa n coal from glencore mine where he's a shareholder with ruperts to eskom. Alexander forbes he has shares a company that handles UIF for the department of labor, he has shares in standard bank n we had rand manipulation. He's in farming as a means of laundering....isn't that the real state capture or conflict of interests as the head of state....i can go on guys this guy is a serial mafia n ppl r sleeping😂😂😂
"If you don't have a conscience, you can make a lot of money easily." seems like a way to make money these days..Go to school to become a smart criminal.
but do these people ever get charged and prosecuted? Carte blanche does the work, SAPS just need to charge and NPA prosecute. And if there are any matters before the courts, can we get an update.
Hade Bra Morris, I would also do anything possible to avoid tax our roads are still bad resulting in high truck maintenance. We pay tax and the money is still fumbled.
This kind of scaled crime will commence, it is too well organised. These people aren't doing this because they are hungry they are doing this because they are bored. They are already fat and want to get fatter. If the weigh bridge doesn't work then the industry must grind to a hault, legislation before servitude. Crimes of this magnitude you probably find predate the independence of this country, it's magnanimous.
If the south african government didn't charge ridiculous amounts for fuel this wouldn't be so lucrative. in 2008 oil was more expensive than now but fuel was alot cheaper. This just leave massive room for illegal activity. The government has left to much on the table for criminals s to ingnore.
This is very very bad for our country the worst part is that Morris the trucks owner was caught red handed but they left him flee they have all the proof and fact but still they did nothing..so what is the reason we watching carte blanche exposing people but no justice😟😟😟😟
so ..... After paying all the bribes and doing say 5 trips per month x 12 it nets you a R3mill per year. do this for 10 years and you can retire at 40 or 50. Nice education piece out of the ANC school of economics. Suddenly my engineering degree means nadda
He gets a fine. That's the beauty about fuel fraud. Often very hard to prove unless there's a serious trend of under declaring. He will be fined 100% of what he under declared or the load goes to auction. No one ever goes to jail for these crimes.
As much as I may be against Fraud, what is the SARS Money doing for us as Citizens? We drive on PotHole Ridden Roads, There are communities that have been there for more than 30 Years but still have no Water Supply, there is more Bruh
One way to protect the underground fuel pipelines would be to wire them up to live electricity. Then I remembered the load shedding, so maybe that wouldn't be so effective after all.
Why would u load 40k on a 60k capcity truck , that doesn't make business sense. They must accept only 60k capcity regardless of what the paper work says
We must show foreign nationals who think South Africa is a play ground for crime teach them a lesson together with those who help them committ these crimes must be prosecuted . Protect the country by all means keep foreign criminals out of SA and let's deal with our own.
Thats Kaput,tomfoolery and ignorance at its zenith level to think or say SA was Heaven on earth before foreign nationals came in,as much as we want them out of our beloved motherland we must bare it in mind that these people came in and joined the crimes that were already on going instead of hate these guys we must use that energy and face our Gvt to improve its Law and Security as far as crime in SA is concerned bhuti...
You assume the foreigners have the power to do such things on their own. Our very own government, our people let them do this. Its got nothing to do with foreigners its got everything to do with corrupt people.
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There are well known brands that also do what is called spiking, adding chemicals to diesel and that market mainly race specific
Solution: Every truck that goes to Mozambique for fuel import should declare 60000 litres. If they declare anything less than that or the weigh bridge is broken, they should still be taxed for the amount of 60000 litres of fuel. LOOPHOLE CLOSED.
It's a no brainer!!! I immediately thought about it as soon as the episode ended but yet again which government are we talking about here😂😂😂?
Easy
It won't be possible cz the trailers have different capacities.some do carry 40000l and some 48000l
They should just declare 98% - 100% of full capacity... or make 60000ltrs capacity standard and mandatory...
The problem is, those Rigids can legally only carry 40klt in South Africa. So, if they declare more than that, they will face a massive fine and also get their truck seized. Catch 22.
This is the part that makes me love journalism, the investigative part. It’s risky though it is worth doing because it saves people and sometimes put the criminals behind bars.
@kagisomabunda: You are right. But the keyword is SOMETIMES.
@@gustabeumer688 Yes, it depends on who is involved in the crimes, that’s why we often see some politicians getaway with crimes. We can all see that someone very powerful is involved in this liquid gold scams in South Africa, it’s not likely for an ordinary person to getaway with such crimes.
but very few criminals are caught, as 100 % of the SAPS are corrupt, not one is honest
I AM SURE THESE IMVESTIGATION SHOWS THAT THE AGE OF PETROLEUM AND FOSSILS IS COMING TO AN END...
THE WRITING IS ON THE WALL...
"MEME MENE TE KE UFARISI"
@@gustabeumer688 no the keyword is journalism... The risk, the investigation part, compiling everything together to deliver such astonishing work (with risks involved) to show people of the public, and to provide knowledge of the underworld... And not to be boring, is an achievement on its own... Even if they did not catch anyone, im just happy to know whats going on in such depth in our country
The only show that comes out with a plan and clear truth and do something about it ! ❤
I'm actually so tired of watching video after video of scumbags that never meet justice.
Symptoms of an inept government
Or the government showing them how it's done
You want them to show you when they do follow up and get them incarcerated?
@@jnr4166 That would be awesome if they would. Do not misunderstand what I am saying. I love that Carte Blanche exposes these scumbags. What gets to me is knowing that 9 times out of 10 in this country these filthy POS get away with it and continue doing it.
Thank you anc for being the main sponsor of organized crime
You honestly think that it’s the anc? According to you all these old white guys are anc
Shot man, well said
and every cop in South Africa, all are corrupt,
the ANC *IS* organised crime, thats how they funded themselves before and after their hostile takeover
You guys do a better job of policing than the minister of police!
What does cele actually do?
Nothing
Look for new criminals like himself to appoint
The minister will want a cut
This problem goes beyond diesel...with me working in the mining industry, you will realise that this type of criminality happens with all commodities mined in this country. It's very sad to see because such things have an effect on our economy let alone the companies or organisations themselves. It has a huge negative knock on effect in the value chain
Wow its so true, oir beautiful country has become a mafia state, how sad! I cry for my beloved country😢
o ly because every cop is corrupt
every politician is corrupt@@Palmstreet-u7x
@@visamawela6017 I agree,every politician policeman lawyer is corrupt, in South Africa 9/10 policeman are corrupt, it's only a few handful "honest" ones,
The biggest reason that something like this is viable, is that we are over taxed on fuel. (Not only fuel)
@@LeonKotze70 this is how you know you do not know how oil works in RSA
Well done carte Blanche, kindly throw your search light on Nigeria's oil industry. Let's see the rot there.
We live in a country infestered with criminals seemingly at every level. actually really depressing.
How did our country get to this point. There are scammers, criminals, gangsters, cartels, druglords, fraudsters, racketeers, money launderers and thiefs, you name it in every square inch of the land. Whenever I have to buy or sell a product or service, I have to scrutinize its authenticity, the seller's/buyer's credibility, and carry out various verifications on information. Usually, things are not as they seem. Unfortunately, one always finds out the hard way. That's why I have decided to follow this channel.
Viva ANC! Taking us back to the stone age, one step at a time.
Well done Carte Blanche and all those who are tracking this crime. May you be protected always.
Carte is exposing alot of things and yet there's no justice
I knew something like this was up because the way petrol finishes so quick nowadays is just ridiculous. The entire country is paying the price to stuff the pockets of a few greedy pigs, absolute disgrace!
Morris the Silent Killer 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Well Done
I wish this channel got a slot on SABC mainstream media so that it educates our masses that crime knows no colour....and in most cases the bigger the money involved in these scams ,its guaranteed you already know who is taking their share
This is very educational
Hahahahaha. true, Now we just need a truck and a contract to pick up fuel in Mozambique
It would have taken the government YEARS to make this type of investigation.
This is why we need Transnet sorted out then we can receive at Durban port and loaded on trains not trucks
Why was Morris/Maurice not arrested and charged? All the evidence is right there and he was caught red-handed. Please do a follow-up. 🙏
Big fish that one. He normally hides his face. First time ive seen this dudes face
😢😢😢 Comrade do you know him very well?
@@momentnhambura2394haa uyo hapana zvavanomuita ndomutemba personal
Thts elder Musekiwa a big fish ,well connected
thx for this Investigation and show it on TV + RUclips
We should get rid of ANC😢
Voetsek ANC!
Just set a law mandating that all trucks load maximum capacity of the trailer. If the trailer is 60 000L tank then it can’t carry less than it’s maximum load. Set the tax based on the trucks load maximum and you remove all incentives of tax evasion.
Whats the point of paying the tax for the 20 000 litres undeclared when ANC is going to take it anyway to pay for the lip channels on the property of inkandla.if i was those guys ,rather i have that money than ramaphosa.
Ramaphosa has shares in remgro of rupert the gatekeeper of oil supply to petroSA from maputo, shareholder at bidvest security for transnet, owner of shanduka that transports oil to petrosa n coal from glencore mine where he's a shareholder with ruperts to eskom. Alexander forbes he has shares a company that handles UIF for the department of labor, he has shares in standard bank n we had rand manipulation. He's in farming as a means of laundering....isn't that the real state capture or conflict of interests as the head of state....i can go on guys this guy is a serial mafia n ppl r sleeping😂😂😂
"If you don't have a conscience, you can make a lot of money easily." seems like a way to make money these days..Go to school to become a smart criminal.
Sadly so my brother sadly so
"If you don't have a conscience, you can make a lot of money". That there is why most of us are poor.
this is why i will never stop saying=== show me just one SAP member, everyone is corrupt.
like every Video I saw... I hope that it will change ZA 2 a better Country 👍🏼
makes me wanna go test my fuel stations close to me. then i know where to fill up or not.
The last part of ‘’ who you?😂’’ has made me watch this video more than 30 times now 😂
WE APPRECIATE WHAT YOU ARE DOING IN CARDE BLANCHE. WE HOPE YOU DON'T GET DISTRACTED BY CRIMINAL POLICE AND BE SURE YOU GET THEM TOO.
every cop in South Africa is corrupt,
The wealthiest people are corrupt
But no one will be arrested or prosecuted 😢
For the Record. Morris is a Zimbabwean, a Criminal one, he has lots of fraud cases in his Home country
A quick google on Morris, brings up a long history of his involvement with fuel. A Zimbabwean, who is now a large part of this fuel mafia in SA.
Thanks for showing us the important on tax
Syndicate running from the government down wards it's impossible to not have government officials involved in a crime of this magnitude
Thats the beauty of Investigative Journalism
but do these people ever get charged and prosecuted?
Carte blanche does the work, SAPS just need to charge and NPA prosecute.
And if there are any matters before the courts, can we get an update.
My youngest son is 5 months old iam worried what kind of south Africa is here going to grow up in 😢
I actually know a rich guy who used to blend petrol with diesel. He made a lot of money.
So happy to see you guys changed the X logo (previously twitter)
Why were those Weigh bridge officials not arrested ?????????
This Morris character has been in trucking business for many years he's a Zimbabwean was doing dodgy dealings all over jhb
Seems like Zimbabweans come to SA for crime bringing this country to its knees
Hade Bra Morris, I would also do anything possible to avoid tax our roads are still bad resulting in high truck maintenance. We pay tax and the money is still fumbled.
This kind of scaled crime will commence, it is too well organised. These people aren't doing this because they are hungry they are doing this because they are bored. They are already fat and want to get fatter. If the weigh bridge doesn't work then the industry must grind to a hault, legislation before servitude.
Crimes of this magnitude you probably find predate the independence of this country, it's magnanimous.
and we know why the weigh bridge is broken
Most rich people are corrupt
hehhe, im rich but not corrupt, lol,
The problem is the officials so that's crime will never end
Yes , police and Officials also profit from this , so you will only be talking to yourself when you say "end corruption".
If the south african government didn't charge ridiculous amounts for fuel this wouldn't be so lucrative. in 2008 oil was more expensive than now but fuel was alot cheaper. This just leave massive room for illegal activity. The government has left to much on the table for criminals s to ingnore.
I wonder what's happening in the food industry.
eating contaminated food
Stealing and f ing up engines. Lock em up !!!
Does it effect the performance of the vehicle, im asking on the mix of paraffin being too much,it certainly must effect the life of the motor itself?
We are never safe in our beloved country.
SK to the fullest bigup Silent Killer
I'm wondering, does fuel not also contract and expand quite a lot depending on temperature? How does that effect the actual weight?
It does, but the weight remains the same. Only the density (and the volume) changes.
@@hanneskoekemoer3888 aaah thank you for that. I appreciate the response
Yes it does,the weight on changes " becomes less" if the vapour of the fuel is allowed to evaporate to atmosphere.
is there any changed after publishing details report like this.. really loved to know... things are improving
6:38 poor dog
Morris Musekwa ain’t a man to joke with. You should ask why they call him silent killer.
Is this what democracy is?
Maybe
Of course democracy and definitely not freedom
This is very very bad for our country the worst part is that Morris the trucks owner was caught red handed but they left him flee they have all the proof and fact but still they did nothing..so what is the reason we watching carte blanche exposing people but no justice😟😟😟😟
I wouldn't mind if they passed the discount to us as consumers because taxes are also being mismanaged and stolen
so ..... After paying all the bribes and doing say 5 trips per month x 12 it nets you a R3mill per year. do this for 10 years and you can retire at 40 or 50. Nice education piece out of the ANC school of economics. Suddenly my engineering degree means nadda
I got lots of Zimbabwe brothers who are involved in this business 😂😂❤❤
These criminals cause our petrol prices to climb up.
Was there ever a program done on 100s of daily voal trucks crossing the border? Whats the deal there?
Morris Musekiwa Silent Killer haa ndibaba vedu siyanai navo
Crazy stuff
Why wasn't the owner arrested at the spot while the evidence is there he is evading tax?
They know him very very well he is dangerous
Kowntry of kriminals
I'm Worried about the scams in those V-shaped Ore trucks, make us a video!
So, what happened to Morris????
He gets a fine. That's the beauty about fuel fraud. Often very hard to prove unless there's a serious trend of under declaring. He will be fined 100% of what he under declared or the load goes to auction. No one ever goes to jail for these crimes.
Yes, I also want to know?? Has he been arrested? Cases opened! Heybo 😮
So this means he can do it again as long our border law enforcement keeps turning a blind eye to get few bucks in the pocket.
@@MrArnoldYoung What a lucrative industry
no ,because the cops are involved, @@totallyanticorruption
Thats true i heard with one of my friend whos brother is working one of this fuel companies thats there is something they are mixing
As much as I may be against Fraud, what is the SARS Money doing for us as Citizens?
We drive on PotHole Ridden Roads, There are communities that have been there for more than 30 Years but still have no Water Supply, there is more Bruh
banks should work with tese guys and close up their bank accounts and black flag them so they wont be able to do any bussness
Simple. Reduce capacity of tankers to 40 000max!!!
One way to protect the underground fuel pipelines would be to wire them up to live electricity. Then I remembered the load shedding, so maybe that wouldn't be so effective after all.
They will also find inside men who will disable the "live electricity" , and then they say "it's not working"
Then they'll steal the cables
@@Darkstar-g3e Yep , one crime after the other. Crime will always find a way.
Why would u load 40k on a 60k capcity truck , that doesn't make business sense. They must accept only 60k capcity regardless of what the paper work says
"Silent killer pa Joza, huya kuno, huya kuno" Allanah. If you know u know.
Mdara wedu uyu
This is one of the reasons they plundered the railways
So in essence South Africa is just playing ground for crime.....hayini bathu ndicela sivukeni.......ilizwe lethu liyamka
nice shirts 🏉
Does anything ever happen to these criminals?
its legit business, gvts are stealing billions of rands on a yearly basis.
Its sad to see, everyone in our beloved country has a price
Where is the hawks? Why is it only the media doing the police work?
i like how you guys say R120 000 stolen from south african goverment. has the goverment not stolen more than that from us... there people
silent killa pajozaaaaaa
And you wonder why all your engines get heat damaged?
Second interview I watched and the person behind the crime is Zimbabwean
We must show foreign nationals who think South Africa is a play ground for crime teach them a lesson together with those who help them committ these crimes must be prosecuted . Protect the country by all means keep foreign criminals out of SA and let's deal with our own.
Thats Kaput,tomfoolery and ignorance at its zenith level to think or say SA was Heaven on earth before foreign nationals came in,as much as we want them out of our beloved motherland we must bare it in mind that these people came in and joined the crimes that were already on going instead of hate these guys we must use that energy and face our Gvt to improve its Law and Security as far as crime in SA is concerned bhuti...
You assume the foreigners have the power to do such things on their own. Our very own government, our people let them do this. Its got nothing to do with foreigners its got everything to do with corrupt people.
They are all working together, ANC taught them well😂😂😂😂
curruption bafwetu
in a way i can not blame dem but the ANC want der money!!!!! it is not rigter i now but ANC
Low level diesel skimming
Silent killer is a well connected mafia boss