Vryheid in Waarheid … Water is Lewe
Whose fault is the whole situation in Zimbabwe and with all the illegals and immigrants in South Africa, we are not far behind them today? EU and other countries will go the same route as Zimbabwe. Will be interesting to know how many people of Zimbabwe (immigrants) (or other African countries) are here in South… Continue reading Zimbabwe – Orphans – Aids and hunger
Land grabs are also happening in other African countries. ZIMBABWE too! It is a serious point to destroy food security as well, is happening here in SA too. It is real - No farmer - No food. What will happen if people attack and kill all farmers? Farmers have a right to defend themselves. … Continue reading Zimbabwe – “bread basket” into a “basket case” ~~~ No farmer – No food
South Africa is doing the same as the leaders in Zimbabwe - set their own rules to grab land. Destroy houses and businesses. Here are a few articles of their past on land grabs. Zimbabwe – Orphans – Aids and hunger Zimbabwe – “bread basket” into a “basket case” ~~~ No farmer – No… Continue reading Zimbabwe – land invasions 2014 – 2009
*Whether liberals and communists want to take away his smile or twist his words as they please, our history will not change. Dr Hendrik Verwoerd is a man who is and will be part of our history. An eraser or tippex will not work to get rid of other people's history. Every people in… Continue reading Dr Hendrik Verwoerd – 8 September 1901-6 September 1966
The ISS is grateful for support from the following members of the ISS Partnership Forum: the Hanns Seidel Foundation, the European Union and the governments of Australia, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and the USA. ZIMBABWE - LAND REFORM, PROPERTY RIGHTS, INVESTMENT AND CORRUPTION SECURITY STUDIES - ZIMBABWE Top view > Zimbabwe… Continue reading ISS – Institute for Security studies – Zimbabwe
RIAT 2019 video's - spectecular The 2019 Air Tattoo is over, thank you to all who came! Aircraft From Around The World Gather At RIAT 2019 AirShow Aircraft from more than 30 countries gathered for this year's Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT) at RAF Fairford. British-owned aircraft, including the F-35B Lightning, Chinooks, and Typhoons,… Continue reading Air shows 2019
RACISM AND DISCRIMINATION - Funding of ONLY black industrialists - According to the Rob Davies, the Minister of Trade and Industry, in his budget vote speech on the 22 of March 2017 the BIP has gathered momentum with 46 projects having been approved and more than R2bn deployed through government agencies. The programme was launched in March… Continue reading B-BBEE – Funding of black industrialists
Expropriation means to expropriate everything - all properties are included here, to take it, without compensation - that is what government wants to implement - and that is #bolshevism. Especially, if you are white and you own a property, a business, a company, a tour agency, engineering, farming, shares in any company, vehicles used for… Continue reading Expropriation in South Africa – Sisulu
South Africa’s residential property market forms the largest component of the South African property market, comprising most of the property assets within the country. By the end of 2017, the South African deeds registry had 7.2 million properties, worth R6.8 trillion (US$472 billion). Of this, about R5.1 trillion (US$354 billion) is in the residential… Continue reading RDP – Housing Finance in South Africa
All members of parliament are well aware of the real situation in South Africa, because they are attending those meetings about land, housing and received Hansards of Parliament. Therefore, it is just impossible that groups of Blacks or even other coloureds (Khoisan) are landless. Various immigrants also took over subsidized RDP houses after 1994 -… Continue reading Centre for Affordable Housing Finance in Africa (CAHF)
A Jeep Wrangler had it's Front bumper and it's bonnet ripped apart by a tyre which was rolling out of nowhere in the 287 highway. The tyre rolled along the right lane of the highway into on coming where it collided with the Wrangler. The driver was okay but the Wrangler was badly hit -… Continue reading The driver was okay but the Wrangler was badly hit – USA
27 July 2019 - Cape Town - It took just 90 minutes for Hout Bay residents to catch a lone criminal who attacked an unsuspecting woman out on a morning walk above Sandy Bay. With the help of drone technology, community crime-fighting organisations, SAPS and various security companies banded together to foil an attack that could… Continue reading Hout Bay crime-busters use drones
9 July 2019 - Millions of protesters have flocked to the streets of Hong Kong in recent weeks to express outrage over a controversial extradition bill, claiming the government is using it to chip away at their rights. Debate on the measure has since been suspended indefinitely, and on Monday, the city’s top leader declared… Continue reading Hong Kong – protest action
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian police rounded up more than 1,000 people in Moscow on Saturday in one of the biggest crackdowns of recent years against an increasingly defiant opposition decrying President Vladimir Putin’s tight grip on power. * Euronews correspondent Galina Polonskaya takes us to the heart of a demonstration in Moscow today calling for… Continue reading Russia – Moscow (protests) July 2019
Did the citizens of Soweto paid their electricity bills? "The municipality is unable to close him down because they are scared of him, because Rupert is the father of their president (Cyril Ramaphosa) and all their leaders," Malema said. He urged EFF supporters and members to pay Rupert a visit and ask him when… Continue reading Malema: Ramaphosa – Rupert
Gauteng MEC for Human Settlements Lebogang Maile is expected to give oral testimony when the Alexandra Inquiry resumes in Braamfontein, Johannesburg. The inquiry convened by the Human Rights Commission and the Office of the Public Protector is investigating the socio-economic conditions in the township. Where are the leaders on all levels of government? Johannesburg –… Continue reading Alexandra renewal project – R1.3 billion
An Ukrainian tourist was stabbed to death for his backpack on a scenic Hout Bay trail on Saturday morning. Ivan Ivanov, 44, was attacked about 10m from the trail exit at East Fort on Chapman’s Peak Drive around 11.30am. During a brief struggle with his three attackers he was stabbed a number of times in… Continue reading Ukrainian tourist killed – Ivan Ivanov
Where are the leaders? did they not follow up their projects - no - they don't care. 18 years later - still no Alexandra project. Tau's successor as Johannesburg mayor, Herman Mashaba, said that the city will launch a probe to determine what happened to the money set aside for the project aimed at addressing… Continue reading Johannesburg – R1.3 billion – Alexandra Renewal Project – Corruption
If this is ongoing so long it is already out of control. Lenasia residents marched on Saturday calling for an end to the mushrooming of illegal structures there. The community's been complaining that shacks and other structures are negatively impacting on the value of their properties. Gauteng's Human Settlements MEC, Lebogang Maile says his… Continue reading Lenasia – Lebogang Maile
With even relatives now reluctant to visit them, Lenasia South homeowners want to start a new somewhere else after being encircled by land invaders. Khetija Reynders sits outside her three-bedroom house with two of her dogs baking in the winter sun. The kitchen and living areas of the house are dark. Some of the… Continue reading Lenasia South Home owners and citizens
ONAFHANKLIK 