Gedeeltes van die artikel is ook deur ‘n bydrae van Front Nasionale Politieke party geskryf en is derhalwe so geplaas.  Daar was ook inligting deur eienaars in die omgewing, asook Afriforum betrokkenheid en inligting geplaas.  Hoe kan vreemde lande in Suid-Afrika kom vestig, onder die voorwendsel van “grondhervorming” – China het niks met ons te doen nie, tog laat die ANC regering dit toe.   En wie is betrokke by die “virus”.

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Aan wie word nog grond oorhandig, nie net vir ontwikkeling nie, vir myn en ander eksplorasie – dis geen hervorming nie.   Al hierdie besighede word ook aangedui hul eie mense word aangewend in die hele proses – net soos wat elders in Afrika die geval is?   Alles gaan oor die minerale in die gebied.

The new coal power station in Limpopo will only be used by the Chinese – here’s why it’s an ‘irrational’ project

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Work opportunities for the Chinese people – to export all the coal.

It has since emerged that the planned new power plant, called the “Power China International Energy Project”, won’t produce electricity for South African households and business – it will only be used for a massive new Chinese-controlled industrial park. 

Earlier this year, nine Chinese companies committed to invest $10 billion in the Musina-Makhado special economic zone at a signing ceremony in Beijing.

https://www.businessinsider.co.za/the-new-coal-power-station-in-limpopo-will-only-be-used-by-the-chinese-heres-why-its-an-irrational-project-2018-9

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The planned R40-billion energy and minerals complex (Chinese) just south of the border town of Musina in Limpopo.     The project was initiated and driven by the Limpopo government and Premier Stan Mathabatha in particular.     Ning’s plan for a giant coal-fuelled mineral processing zone was never tested via a feasibility study at all.

Ramaphosa – Chinese – Musina-Makhado, Limpopo

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THE FIRST FARM EXPROPRIATION, THE CHINESE BEHIND IT AND THE FRONT ORGANISATION LEADING

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Front National SA

GOVERNMENT ANC MADE A STATEMENT
MEDIA STATEMENT

Media statement : Akkerland

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THE FACTS REGARDING THE REPORTS ON THE AKKERLAND FARMS CALLED LUKIN AND SALAITA CLAIMED BY MUSEKWA COMMUNITY

05 SEPTEMBER 2018

The Afrikaner rights group, Afri-Forum has on the 03rd September 2018, held a media briefing in Pretoria on Akkerland Boerdery farms called Lukin and Salaita which are under claim by the Musekwa community.

The Minister of Rural development and Land Reform, Maite Nkoana Mashabane has noted with concern the media reports based on the Afri-Forum press conference involving the expropriation of Lukin and Salaita farms, which are owned by Akkerland Boerdery, and would therefore like to put it on record that the matter is pending the court’s adjudication as the Department and the current owner have exhausted all possible avenues for negotiations which ended in a dispute. The Department wishes to reiterate that it does not have a list of farms nor an alleged list of 139 farms earmarked for expropriation of land without compensation. We would like to once more place it on record that under the current legal framework for managing land reform programmes, the Department cannot legally expropriate farms without compensation. Parliament’s Constitution Review Committee is still exploring this possibility through a series of consultations, public hearings as well as written submissions. The Department can, however, expropriate land with the payment of Just and Equitable compensation as currently enshrined in Section 25(3) of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, which is the case in the Akkerland Boerdery case. The Department and Akkerland
Boerdery reached a deadlock on the just and equitable compensation that the Minister offered to the current owners as determined by the Valuer General, who is empowered in terms of the Property Valuation Act of 2014 to make such price determination. Consequently, Afri-Forum’s assertion that the government wants to pay only 10% of the market value of the properties is misguided because the current Constitution enjoins the government to pay Just and Equitable compensation and not market value. The Minister accordingly approved the Final Notice of Expropriation in accordance with the current provisions on expropriation with compensation.

Lastly, the Department would like to dismiss the spurious insinuations by Afri-Forum that expropriation of the Akkerland Boerdery farms is motivated by the government’s plan to satisfy Coal of Africa’s desire to mine coal deposits that are found on the farms as well as the Chinese interests in the development of a multi-billion rand metallurgical processing plant in the area.

The Musekwa Community’s land claim was lodged prior to the December 1998 deadline for lodgement of land claims and was gazetted in 2006, long before it was known that there are coal deposits on the land and long before the government declared the area a Special Economic Zone. The Department reserves the right to comment further on the matter as it is Sub Judice.

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PREVIOUSLY

On the day before Easter 2018, Johan Steenkamp, the co-owner of Akkerland Boerdery (comprising of two farms: Lukin and Salaita near Tzaneen) was served with a notification by the Minister of Land Development and Rural Reform, Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, informing him that his farms were going to be expropriated and that he had 7 days to hand over the keys. He had to apply for an urgent court order to prevent this from happening, as there still is no legislation in the constitution to make such a step legal.

Akkerland Boerdery was recently referred to in the Media as “the first farm to be expropriated without compensation” and was, co-incidentally, at the top of the list of farms designated for expropriation which was revealed by Afriforum. The existence of such a list was firmly denied by the Department of Land Reform and Rural Development.

Steenkamp is going to court, because of a proven illegal land claim by the Musekwa Community. He was offered an amount of R20 million by Government to hand over his property, which he refused, as the land is valued for at least R200 million.

What is behind the urge to get hold of Akkerland Farms?

The Limpopo Economic Development Agency (Leda) is a company registered with the purpose of economical development and job creation in Limpopo. In a newsletter of April, Leda states that the Department of Rural Development and Land Reform is a partner. (Remember, they sent the letter to Steenkamp) At the same time Leda has ties with a number of Mining companies, including CMR (Corridor Mining Resources), which belongs to Leda. And CMR is, in turn, reportedly linked to Coal of Africa – a coal mining company registered in Australia.

What makes it interesting is to know that Akkerland is involved in another court case (refer to screenshots) in which the very same Coal of Africa takes Steenkamp to court to obtain the mining and prospecting rights on his farms. These rights would obviously be no problem to get hold of if the farms were to be expropriated, because Akkerland is situated on rich mineral and coal deposits.

What makes it even more interesting is that Leda has signed Memoranda of Agreements and Memoranda of Understanding with 9 Chinese companies (incl companies with mining interests) in Beijing on the 25th of May, shortly after Akkerland Boerdery was informed of the planned expropriation. These Chinese companies then invested $10 billion in the Limpopo Special Economic Zone, an initiative of Leda.

It is therefore quite reasonable that the proposed expropriation of Akkerland has nothing to do with redistribution of land, but to get hold of the mining rights. And the influence of the Chinese behind it, through mining companies linked to Leda, is very clear when you read through their press releases and newsletter.

Some controversial and well-known characters are members of the board of management of Leda. The Deputy Chair is Jimmy Kourtambellides, an well-known ANC man who was allegedly involved in a tender process corruption scandal in Limpopo in 2007 to the value of R500 million.

The chairperson of Leda is a Mr M. Lekota.

It remains to be seen whether Akkerland will become the first land to be expropriated without compensation…and how much the Chinese and their South African fat-cat puppets benefit from it.

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IS THIS REALLY LAND EXPROPRIATION OR MINERAL EXPROPRIATION

Voorgestelde planne en vergaderings is al geruime tyd aan die gang oor ‘n ander man se grond en vals vlag grondbesettings en haat rassisme, ens teenoor blanke boere

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FUTHERMORE :  THE MAP OF LIMPOPO AND THE FARMS

Mineral resources South African mining overview

Mining is South Africa’s economically established and resource-rich sector, with a high degree of technical expertise and the ability to raise funds for new developments. It has provided impetus for the development of a broad and effective physical infrastructure and has made a significant contribution to the establishment of secondary industries. South Africa, with its rich diversity of natural resources, is a major producer and supplier of a wide range of minerals. In 2014, it produced about 53 different minerals from 1,796 mines and quarries. 54 gold mines, 51 PGMs, 155 coal and 418 diamond mines, all of which are primary products. 96% of the platinum group metals, 74% of chromium, 26% of manganese, 26% of vanadium and 11% of gold, which account for the world reserves. As most of the identified mineral resources and reserves have been discovered through outdated exploration, the potential for discovering other world-class deposits in areas that have not yet been thoroughly explored by modern exploration technologies remains high.

Energy minerals overview

South Africa ranks top 10 in the world for coal and uranium resources. In 2014, the country ranked fifth in the world in terms of coal reserves, making it the seventh largest producer of coal in the world. The country’s uranium resources rank seventh in the world and uranium output eleventh. In South Africa, uranium is produced primarily as a by-product of processing gold-bearing ores. South Africa’s coal reserves are mainly located in Mpumalanga, KwaZulu-Natal and Limpopo provinces.

South Africa has a very small oil and gas reserves, but it is possible to store large quantities of shale gas in the Karoo Basin. South Africa imports more than 60% of its raw materials for liquid fuel production, the rest comes from synthetic fuels, which are produced domestically from coal and natural gas.

coal

As of the end of 2014, the world’s proven coal reserves totaled 891.31 billion tons. The United States has the largest coal reserves, accounting for 26.6% of the global total, followed by Russia (17.6%) and China (12.8%). South Africa ranks fifth in the world, accounting for 7.5% of these reserves.

Black metal and mineral overview

Total ferrous metal production in South Africa increased by 13.0% to 108,848 kilotons (kilotons). Iron ore continues to be a major contributor to the production of ferrous metals, accounting for 74.5% of the total black minerals, followed by chrome ore and manganese ore, at 13.0% and 12.5% respectively.

chromium

Global chromium ore reserves in 2014 are estimated at 9,297 million tonnes (Table 67), South Africa at 73.7%, followed by Zimbabwe and Kazakhstan at 10.2% and 4.2% respectively. In 2014, global chromium ore production reached 23 million tons, down 17.4% from 2013, with South Africa leading 43.5%, followed by Kazakhstan and India at 19.3% and 8.3% respectively. According to the International Association of Chromium (ICDA), in 2014, about 96% of global chromium ore production was used for metallurgical production of ferrochrome. The world stainless steel output was 416 million tons, up 9.3% over 2013, mainly due to the increase in production in China. China continues to lead the global stainless steel market, accounting for 52% of global output, followed by Japan and India at 8% and 7% respectively.

manganese

According to the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of International Reconciliation, the global manganese ore reserves in 2014 were 570 million tons (Mt). South Africa, Ukraine, Australia, Brazil and India are among the top five manganese ore reserves in the country, reaching 490 million tons, accounting for 86% of the total reserves. Due to the increase in production, the global output of manganese ore increased by 9%. It is estimated that in 2015, it was 59.2 million tons. In particular, the output of China and South Africa increased by 20.5 million tons and 13.5 million tons respectively. China is the leader of 20.5 million tons, followed by South Africa and Australia, with 13.5 million tons and 7.4 million tons respectively. South Africa’s production increased 23.6% over 2013 due to the increase in the company’s production.
Illustration of the existing mine in Limpopo province (red part: South African energy and metallurgical special economic zone)

Minerals South Africa

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STERKTE AAN DIE BOERE – STAAN VAS EN HOU VAS !!

Ons hoef nie tevrede te wees met krummels nie – hierdie moorde moet stopgesit word asook rassisme en diskriminasie.

Of ons dit wil weet of nie – daar is oplossings – en ons moet net bietjie wyer kyk op die stadium.  Internasionale reg bepaal dat elke volk die reg het om hulself te regeer.  Waar is ons vandag, 2018 na 25 jaar.  Dis onmoontlik dat al hierdie sogenaamde regeerders so ‘n houvas op ons het – breek weg, ons het ‘n reg tot eie onafhanklike gebiede.

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Na die Kommando’s verwyder is, pleit die meeste politici eenvoudig hul “onskuld” oor al die moorde wat in SA plaasvind, en dit sluit veral plaasboere en gemeenskappe in, die blankes.

KOMMANDO’S.    Volgens Hansards is dit eenvoudig verwyder weens verskeie redes, soos dat swart bemagtigingswetgewing en regstellende aksie (employment equity) moes intree (weermag).  Dis die realiteit en weer eens word ‘n beroep op ons volkslede gedoen:   Beveilig julleself – niemand gaan dit vir ons of jou doen nie.  Die polisie gaan ons nie oppas nie – lig geliefdes en vriende in, dis die realiteite.   

Kommando-sisteem

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Elkeen het die reg om te lewe volgens die sogenaamde Grondwet van SA.  Ongelukkig kom die owerhede nie hul pligte na om ons te beskerm teen terroristiese aanvalle en misdadigers nie.   Daar word op elke vlak van die samelewing teen ons blanke volk gediskrimineer om ons ekonomies te ontmagtig en in armoede verval.

Skending van Menseregte