Operation Dawn of Gulf of Aden (Korean: ) was a naval operation by the Republic of Korea Navy against Somali pirates in the Arabian Sea. The operation was spurred by the pirates' seizure of the South Korean chemical tanker Samho Jewelry. In response, the South Korean government sent a destroyer and 30 naval commandos to retake the ship and rescue its crew. After trailing the… Continue reading Operation Dawn of Gulf of Aden in 2011
Kategorie: Algemeen / General
Suakin
With help from foreign countries like Turkey, Sudan has been working to restore Suakin as tourism and trade destination. read also: Operation Dawn of Gulf of Aden in 2011 *** 2018 Turkey intervened last year in the Qatar-gulf crisis - one of the biggest diplomatic rifts in a decade. Qatar was cornered by several fellow GCC member states… Continue reading Suakin
Kishore Mahbubani (integration)
(NWO) Mahbubani, one of the most perceptive global commentators, also warns that a new global order needs new policies and attitudes. Policymakers all over the world must change their preconceptions and accept that we live in one world. National interests must be balanced with global interests. Power must be shared. The U.S. and Europe must… Continue reading Kishore Mahbubani (integration)
RSA State pension
State pension fund hit by R7.4bn in write-offs. The fund had R7.4bn in impairments for the 2017/18 financial year, compared with R995m the previous year. The Government Employees Pension Fund’s (GEPF) R4.3bn investment in Steinhoff’s empowerment shareholder, Lancaster, which is partially owned by Pepkor Holdings chair Jayendra Naidoo, was rendered worthless after the 2017 accounting… Continue reading RSA State pension
G + / GOOGLE
Neem maar kennis en verander vroegtyd na ander adresse ... https://9to5google.com/2019/01/30/google-plus-shut-down-dates-consumer/?fbclid=IwAR0yYFOKpKfiZSczpfSYzU7wBu3ujq57yOzpRSbp_BqJCeAvfr9_xCYk0g4 It’s been a long road, but Google+ is finally about to kiss this world goodbye. The polarizing social network is losing its consumer version very soon, and now we’ve finally got specific dates. The consumer version of Google+ ends on April… Continue reading G + / GOOGLE
Coligny leuens – lies
Who are the judges at Coligny? Witness in Coligny trial reportedly lied about ‘bakkie-push race murder’.... What about this witness that did not tell the truth under oath? and were the x- mayor with Moshoeu? "Now he can't remember" One of the witnesses in the case, Bonakele Pakisi, complicated proceedings by changing his story about… Continue reading Coligny leuens – lies
Lost City in Burkina Faso
Its imposing stone walls ruins of Loropéni consist of imposing, tall, laterite stone perimeter walls, up to six metres in height is the best preserved of ten fortresses in the Lobi area and is part of a larger group of 100 stone enclosures that bear testimony to the power of the trans-Saharan gold trade. Situated near the… Continue reading Lost City in Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso was 'n Franse Kolonie, wat in 1960 onafhanklikheid verkry het. Hulle het 'n paar buurlande wat aangrensend is - is geleë tussen Mali, Ghana, Nigerië, Benin, Ivoorkus en Togo. Meer as die helfte is moslem geloof volgens internet. A former French colony, it gained independence as Upper Volta in 1960. The name Burkina… Continue reading Burkina Faso
Referendum Philippines – Bangsamoro
Muslims in the southern Philippine region of Mindanao have overwhelmingly approved the creation of a new autonomous region in the hopes of ending nearly decades of unrest. The plan to create a self-administered area for the region was backed by 85 per cent of voters, the election commission said, paving the way for a… Continue reading Referendum Philippines – Bangsamoro
City of Death
* Yes - 32 years have passed. Almost all the houses in the village - standing somewhere. A wooden bench, somewhere in the front of a house, a wooden table - arranged some essential tools on it - maybe cakes made in a single house, seasonal flowers in daisies, new flowers have come. One high… Continue reading City of Death
Isandlwana – Anglo-Zulu war (140 years)
* January 22 will mark one such battle, that of Isandlwana, when, to the dismay of the British, amaZulu warriors defeated them. Despite being armed only with assegais and cowhide shields, against an army equipped with modern Martini-Henry rifles, the Zulus’ athleticism, discipline and outright bravery won the day. King Cetshwayo was heard saying: “An assegai has… Continue reading Isandlwana – Anglo-Zulu war (140 years)
Kulula – “5 hours delay flight”
A series of delays on a Kulula flight from Durban to Johannesburg saw tempers flare on Sunday night, as one passenger was removed from the aircraft for alleged “unruly conduct”. Earlier this week, video footage emerged of a scuffle between a passenger and police officers aboard the plane. In a statement, Kulula said police… Continue reading Kulula – “5 hours delay flight”
Coligny lies – liegstories
How trustworthy and reliable is the witness who lies under oath? Newspapers claimed that Paul Morule, a preacher from Mahikeng, said Bonakele Pakisi, the only eye witness in the Coligny case, had lied about what happened. Then a backfire sound. Another newspaper reported that Pakisi stated that Morule had intimidated him into changing his version… Continue reading Coligny lies – liegstories
The real South Africa before 1994
The reality is that nobody can change our history in South Africa, but they can try their best to keep the truth away - not even homelands of 1980, that were changed into Trustlands after 1994. All information is available in South African legislation and hansards but some information are already on the blog… Continue reading The real South Africa before 1994
Nigeria
Ethnic groups in Nigeria There were Four Regions at the Time of Independence As Nigeria prepared for independence, the British worked out an arrangement which divided Nigeria into four regions. The Hausa-Fulani were dominant in the north, the Yoruba in the west and the Igbo in the east. In this way each of the major… Continue reading Nigeria
Walking on hands and feet
Sommige van die gesinslede loop "hande-viervoet" soos diere. Video materiaal wys hoe daar toetse op hulle gedoen word om reg te leer loop. Five siblings in the family, who live in a remote corner of Turkey, walk exclusively on their hands and feet. Since they were discovered in 2005, scientists have debated the nature of… Continue reading Walking on hands and feet
Abuja – Nigeria
The House The House of Representatives is the second chamber in Nigeria’s bicameral legislature, the National Assembly. The National Assembly (NASS) is the nation's highest legislature, whose power to make laws is summarized in chapter one, section four of the 1999 Nigerian Constitution. The Senate The Senate is one of the Chambers in Nigeria’s bicameral… Continue reading Abuja – Nigeria
Coligny – Northwest
The witness lied to the judge - what about the families of those two young men? AND that is not all - what about the town and businesses that were destroyed, burnt down ... trucks and vehicles were burnt. Who paid this type of court cases? COMMUNISM - RACISM - DISCRIMINATION - HATE… Continue reading Coligny – Northwest
Lies under oath / leuens onder eed
Wie is die meesterbrein agter die "getuie" se leuens wat onder eed gesweer is en wat gaan die howe omtrent hierdie leuens doen ? Wie se opdragte is uitgevoer? Hoeveel ander families, lede van die publiek, plaaseienaars en besighede het in die slag gebly, wat totaal en al vernietig en afgebrand is? Daar was… Continue reading Lies under oath / leuens onder eed
Terreur – Terrorism
Erf, wind and fire: 'We are grateful when God responds to black oppression,' says BLF on Cape blazes - remember Knysna fires? Cape Town - Black First Land First (BLF) national spokesperson Lindsay Maasdorp, in reference to the recent devastating blazes around the Western Cape, has said that, because wind and fire are God-given elements, these… Continue reading Terreur – Terrorism













