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Strive T. Masiyiwa joined The Rockefeller Foundation board of trustees in 2003. Mr. Masiyiwa is founder and Executive Chairman of South African-based, diversified international telecommunications group Econet Wireless. Under his leadership and guidance, Econet Wireless has developed, since its formation in 1993, into a global telecommunications enterprise with a presence in more than 15… Continue reading Econet Wireless – Strive Masiyiwa – Rockefeller Foundation
Cassava Fintech is a subsidiary of Cassava Smartech, the Technology Business which forms part of the Econet Group, the Telecommunications, Media, Technology and Fintech Group (TMTF) with about 20 brands in its stable. Through our fully-fledged, secure and scalable pan-African remittances platform EcoCash Remit facilitates diaspora remittances across the Region as well as in… Continue reading Foreign currency – SA to African countries – Eco Cash Cassava
September 2019 - Feedback regarding the violence in Richards Bay that took place the last couple of weeks - suspects were arrested, have appeared in court but released on bail. Kortliks, daar was 'n paar mense wat in hegtenis geneem is, hulle was in die howe en is ook weer op borg vrygelaat… Continue reading Feedback – Richards Bay “Amapara”
“Only God will protect us and we hope we will come back alive.” This is a direct quote from a group of truck drivers that were found at Oshoek Border Gate yesterday afternoon preparing to cross to South Africa to deliver their load. According to information sourced from the truck drivers, approximately 80 drivers… Continue reading BORDER BLOCKADE: LOCAL TRUCKS CROSS TO SA
There is a warning to all drivers, but specific drivers from Zimbabwe. Do you comply to work in South Africa? Daar is 'n waarskuwing aan alle drywers en ook eienaars van besighede wat goedere verkoop. Dat hulle dit sal afneem en of trokke aan die brand steek. * Violence in Jeppe – South Africa –… Continue reading Truck drivers from other countries in South Africa
Be aware all businesses and referred to previous articles as well regarding the burning of trucks and borders of South Africa - Trucks entering the Kingdom of eSwatini from Sunday are expected to be stopped, after the nationwide disruption of truck traffic has spilt into the Lowveld this past weekend, when at least 300 trucks… Continue reading Kingdom of eSwatini – Trucks
The spate of attacks on trucks on some roads around the country is "economic sabotage" perpetrated by criminal elements and steps are being taken to counter the problem, the relevant ministers said on Sunday. The road freight and logistics sector truck drivers associations had distanced themselves from the planned strike on September 1 and… Continue reading Burning trucks in SA – September 2019
According to information, truckers experience already problems in various cities and towns in south Africa. Die aflewering van goedere word landwyd erg geraak. Daar is reeds trokke gebrand. The Road Freight and Logistics sector truck drivers associations distanced themselves from the planned strike of the 1st and 2nd of September. However, acts of threats… Continue reading Strikes – Stakings (truck drivers) – September 2019
An East London supermarket owner suspected of colluding with theft accused Walter Sisulu University (WSU) student by selling her over R170,000 worth of prohibited items has fled the province. Mani went on a spending spree after R14m was mistakenly deposited into her National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) account. This was revealed by Intelimali director… Continue reading Sibongile Mani R14m – Walter Sisulu University – NSFAS
Member of parliament, Willie Madisha speaks about Zuma, Ramaphosa and all the corruption that took place, as well as all the leaderships in the country. Actually is this MP not wrong about all of the facts he stated about crime and corruption, or killings. He painted a corruption picture of the current state of… Continue reading “Hong Hong” Willie Madisha – Cope – In Parliament SA
Army generals, frustrated with the restrictive and strict legislation governing state procurement, want government to allow them to look after their own purse strings. This is the legislation that often leads to negative audit findings for the defence department. The commanders, led by chief of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) General Solly Shoke,… Continue reading Ramaphosa – Army generals – procurement
*None of the black or coloured men or women in parliament today, or even any men, have stood up for ONE minute and acknowledged what Rina Venter or her liberal colleague did to our people during the 1980's? Her stories with those of De Klerk and the liberals of Dakar are the same. … Continue reading Dr Venter – NP previous government
Today we have millions and millions of immigrants, from all over the world, demanding free services, free hospitals, free education in schools and universities, free RDP houses and grants. The list is endless. A deputy minister of Police declared recently that some areas have 70-80% immigrants around us. That happened only in 25 years. And… Continue reading South Africa – 1990 – Rina Venter
* Teen hierdie tyd weet heelwat van ons dat Rina het haar "boek" geskryf wat handel oor "Legkaarte uit haar eie verlede en hoe dit direk met FW skakel en verbandhou". Heelwat liberales, spesifiek die in die ou regering of kabinet, koppel alles wat hulle gedoen het aan ons as volk. Luister na die gesprek… Continue reading Rina Venter – Legkaarte – die leuens
Chief Matanzima -Transkei was the first homeland to be created and was the first to adopt a flag. The Transkei flag was adopted on May 20, 1966 and was officially hoisted for the first time on (South African) Republic Day, May 31, 1966. The flag remained unchanged when Transkei was granted independence on October 26,… Continue reading Transkei – first Homeland – road to independence – 1962
* The so-called apartheid flag is and never was an apartheid flag, it was a symbol for a country 1928. The Union of South Africa created this flag, not the Boer people. The Boer people was forced into the Union of South Africa, after 1902. The Union of South Africa was part of the British… Continue reading A flag is material with no voice and no hatespeech
This is how the streets are South Africa and millions are living here in Pretoria. It is not only the dirt everywhere, but it is "war" in the cities as well. War again DRUGS as well. Metros and cities... and since 1994 it is still ongoing. * There are Xenophobia warnings as well. … Continue reading Revolution – Pretoria – South Africa -Xenophobia – Truck driver warning September 2019
Richat Structure Around 130,000 to 100,000 years ago the Sahara desert was not the sea of sands it is today. Instead, three large rivers created green corridors that linked sub-Saharan Africa to the Mediterranean and could have provided a safe means of passage for migrating ancient humans, according to a new study Rock formations… Continue reading Sahara secrets
A gigantic geological structure in the Sahara Desert of Mauretania, which is seen in this satellite image, is measuring approximately 50 km (32 miles) in diameter. It is known as the Richat Structure and has been a familiar landmark since the earliest space missions. It is one of the most unique rock formations on Earth… Continue reading Atlantis – the Richat Structure – near Ireland – Western Africa
More than one face emerge from the landscape when seen from the air. Located in southeastern Alberta, Canada, near Medicine Hat, this great geological wonder can only be seen from high above the ground. Nevertheless, its humanoid details are stunning when one considers that human hands took no part in shaping this large mass of… Continue reading Rotsformasies – Rocks – NAZCA lines – Richat structure
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