Vryheid in Waarheid … Water is Lewe
If school children or students torched school building or universities, let them study under the tree or they must build it up by themselves with their own money or their parents. They must use their own labour and pay them to do that. Where were the parents when they did this? Nobody gave them orders… Continue reading Schools torched in South Africa
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane delivered a mortal blow to the reformist President Cyril Ramaphosa on 19 July 2019 The findings against him are the very worst he could have expected. Not only did he "deliberately" mislead Parliament about the paltry R500 000 donation to his campaign by Bosasa's Gavin Watson, but in doing so he… Continue reading Public Protector Mkhwebane – Cyril Ramaphosa
“In many of these SOEs, the memorandums of association prescribed that the minister appoint the CEO. If there is no trust or no endorsement of that CEO by the board, it’s a very difficult relationship. "It is very important that the minister does not interfere with the work of the CEO. Corporate governance is… Continue reading Zondo – Hogan – Zuma – State capture
"he said - she said" and the truth - what is the mandate then? Zuma, who was testifying at the state capture inquiry for a third day on Wednesday, was responding to allegations levelled against him by former public enterprises minister Barbara Hogan. Hogan previously told the commission that she met Zuma a month into her appointment in… Continue reading Zondo – Barbara Hogan – Gordhan – Zuma – Guptas
Former president Jacob Zuma, through his legal counsel, has indicated that he does not want to take part in the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture any further. When the commission — chaired by Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo — reconvened on Friday, Muzi Sikhkakhane SC, acting on behalf of Zuma, revealed that… Continue reading Zuma and his Zondo commission about State capture
Reported by the Zululand Observer and South Coast Sun. Two illegal mining sites were closed down, but the miners have merely moved upriver and it’s business as usual. Since the media first reported on illegal sand mining on the Illovo River nine years ago, nothing has been done about it until last week. The… Continue reading Illegal mining KZN rivers
It is unbelievable that so many kilograms of drug somehow find its way through our borders and the worst part is the effect it has on our daily lives. According to the US State Department in their 2017 International Narcotics Control Strategy Report “South Africa is the largest market for illicit drugs and trafficking. … Continue reading South Africa – trade of illicit drugs and trafficking
Drug trafficking is a worldwide crime and in some cases a highly paying income, especially to druglords and their agents. According to a report in 2017, South Africa is a trans-shipment point for cocaine and heroin, primarily to Europe, but also other countries. According to the 2017 report, said that our policing force is not… Continue reading “SA slated as drug trade hub”
Someone in South Africa apparently ship R1.4 billion worth (street value) of cocaine into Australia, by welding it into a giant yellow excavator. Australian federal police have seized 384 kilograms of cocaine – which they value at around R1.4 billion – in the biggest ever drug interception operation by its border police. The drugs were welded… Continue reading R1.4 billion worth of cocaine from South Africa to Australia
That is even worse while you know you can not defend yourself. As a young man Van der Berg lost his hands in a work accident, but he could do anything with a piece of a finger on the one hand - he even painted and made food. Read also the previous articles about… Continue reading Murdered: Sakkie and Ina van der Berg
Destroy is the name and revolution their surname - and their parents watching the news, and like it when their children destroy everything. This isn't a big or clever way to get what you want: A group of students in Polokwane have been blasted, after they vandalised streets and threw rocks at cars. They… Continue reading Capricorn TVET college students
* Die Britte het wetgewing in 1809 in plek gestel rakende die dra van pasboekies, veral onder slawe en werkers. Dit was nooit die sogenaamde 'apartheidsregering' van 1948-1994 wat dit ingestel het nie. Selfs die Boere en Boere republieke was nie hiervoor verantwoordelik nie. Daar was heelwat misdaad in die Kaapkolonie veral, en die owerhede… Continue reading Pass Laws – British colony 1797
* Segregasie oftewel aparte gebiede, swart reservate of selfs kroongebiede, is na 1806 of selfs gedurende 1854 geskep deur die tradisionele leiers en Lord Shepstone (beleid) in London, wat deurgevoer is in die Natal area. Dit is opgevolg in 1894 deur Rhodes se wetgewing in die Kaapkolonie. . Dit het net na die verskillende… Continue reading ‘Apartheid’ > 1854
* 2012 INTERVIEW - People have a human and international right to rule themselves in their own territories and also independently like France, Switzerland, Botswana or Sweden do. Being part of the chaos we are in today, is full self-determination, full independence, our only option and solution forward. That also includes any kind of so-called… Continue reading Self-determination – Onafhanklikheid
2012 - The rights of people to self-determination had been internationally recognised by all the leading powers of the previous and nothing has been changed. Every people have a right to rule themselves. It was accepted since 1961, when we have a new page without the British empowerment, that the other constituent peoples of… Continue reading Selfbeskikking – Self-determination
Magdalenes - Maggies - and a hidden past in isolation - Ireland wanted to forget, but the dead don't always stay buried. One woman made it her mission to unearth the truth. “The Forgotten Maggies” is the title of a shocking new documentary by 22-year-old Irish filmmaker Steven O’Riordan, that tells the stories of four… Continue reading Irelands Hidden past – Maggies/Magdalenes
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNDOC) has released a new report focusing on the countries with the highest murder rates. The study seeks to shed light on gender-related killings, lethal gang violence and other challenges, with the aim of bringing homicide rates around the world. The data shows that the overall number of… Continue reading Estimated 500 000 plus murdered since 1994
A heavy cloud of hopelessness and helplessness hangs over South Africa at the moment. I don’t think I’ve ever experienced such gloom among my fellow countrymen. Even the imposition of sanctions in the 1980’s and the nervousness ahead of the 1994 election are minor compared with what we are seeing today. And when I talk… Continue reading “Operation White Hatred” in South Africa
The Zondo Commission was appointed by Zuma himself. It was to "establish the truth regarding the fraud, corruption, state capture, etc." Is this really possible in a corrupt and failed state? Former President Jacob Zuma is appearing at the Zondo commission of inquiry where he is expected to answer the allegations of state capture that… Continue reading Zuma in action – his own Zondo Commission
Die Zuma oomblikke - Daarvan gaan nog baie gesien word - die een gee die ander die skuld, niks is onmoontlik nie - Wat het van die bandopnames geword waarin Zuma ook betrokke was? Are they playing musical chairs, even here like in parliament? Ramatlhodi has challenged the former president Zuma to a lie… Continue reading Zondo Commission – Ngoako Ramatlhodi (spy) – Zuma
