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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
MAASDORP: Torch all white-owned farms? Well, says labour movement Solidarity, if this is what you suggest, we are taking you to the South African Human Rights Commission and charge you will criminal prosecution. This decisive action comes after a call by Lindsay Maasdorp of the Black First Land First group who said that “if famers… Continue reading Brandstigting – Arson
Dis nie die eerste keer dat hierdie tipe brande so vinnig of vanself versprei nie, soms is daar iets meer sinisters daaragter waar brande aangevuur word om in sekere rassistiese breins aan te pas. Hulle is leiers van sekere terreurgroepe wat uitsprake maak soos "kill the boer, kill the farmer" ... en brand die blankes… Continue reading Terrorism – Terreur
For sure it is "organised" crime - because people can see for themselve it is expensive equipment ... but without any investigations and while security was in place? News reported that the Menzi Primary School was attacked on Tuesday, less than a week after it was officially opened. Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi says it’s… Continue reading Organised crime Menzi
Wie beroof kinders van hul regte om te studeer as daar soveel misdaad plaasvind, rondom die skoolgronde, die kinders en soms deur kinders self. Die skool met die "slim klasse", wat voorheen vanuit 'n vervalle struktuur bestuur is, was meer as R105 miljoen werd en sal honderde kinders uit die Oos-Randse gemeenskap bevoordeel. maar ongelukkig,… Continue reading Misdaad by skool – Crime at Menzi
How many blacks receive the B-BBEE benefits in South Africa? Black empowerment is only for a few elites. How many of them are immigrants. Look at the mining sector as well - who are involved in the sector? No census was done and some of those articles are "speculation" - we are now,… Continue reading B-BBEE legislation : so-called mandate
An article in the Zululand Observer reported regarding the clampdown on illegal activities where numerous fines were issued by DAFF over the weekend 12-13 January 2019. Be aware to protect wildlife and get different licences to fish. FINES amounting to R25 000 were issued over the weekend for various beach-related offences in the city, including… Continue reading Marine wildlife protection
Dis 'n waarneming al vir etlike jare, dat die media huise wat berigte vervat, politici en liberaal verligte blankes, wat die idee skep dat daar 'n gelukkige reënboognasie in Suid-Afrika is. Daar is nie so iets nie. Daarom word daar gedurig op die konserwatiewe blanke gefokus, wat patrioties is, wat nog glo dat dit ons… Continue reading Vals vlag “reënboognasie SA”
#SouthAfrica Black killing Black in central Johannesburg. ...shocking !!!!!!! 15 JANUARY 2019 As wrong as it was the "Coffin case" wasn't half as bad as this and yet they were also dealing with a criminal but they were labeled as racists however those racists never went to this extreme. Criminals are only criminals if the… Continue reading Black killing Black – Johannesburg
ELANA DANKIE VIR JOU - JY IS PRAGTIG AL IS JY HARTSEER - ONS IS SAAM JOU. Elana Barkhuizen, the North West teacher who has been suspended on allegations of racism, believes that there are people who are trying to ruin her life. Barkhuizen was suspended last Thursday after a photo of four black children sitting… Continue reading Schweizer-Reneke “false racism”
This resource is hosted by the Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory, but was compiled and authored by Padraig O’Malley. It is the product of almost two decades of research and includes analyses, chronologies, historical documents, and interviews from the apartheid and post-apartheid eras. Padraig O'Malley is John Joseph Moakley Distinguished Professor of Peace and Reconciliation, MCCormack… Continue reading Racism and Discrimination
Raskaarte word vinnig teen blankes uitgepluk om te slaan - veral as daar misdaad plaasvind of plaasgevind het. Let op hoe die regering blankes die skuld gee vir hul eie onvermoë en dienste wat nie gelewer word nie. As dit nie "apartheid" is , dan is dit Jan van Riebeeck se skuld. Dis normaal as… Continue reading Vals vlag: Clifton rassisme
Bozzoli, Dr B to ask the Minister of Higher Education and Training (1)Whether she has found that students who recently walked out of an examination at the University of Limpopo did so because the examination was deemed too difficult; if not, (2) whether she has found that the walk-out was staged due to a different reason;… Continue reading Q/R Limpopo students August 2018
It’s an election year so we can look forward to a frenetic schedule and disjointed calendar as the National Legislature is first dissolved and later re-constituted after the elections. We can also expect an unpredictable timetable and two State of the Nation Addresses. The Fifth Parliament term ends on 6 May. According to the… Continue reading Parliament 2019
Communism is a system in which there are not supposed to be any economic or social classes, all property is owned by the community, and all people enjoy the same social and economic status. During the 20th century, communism dominated a significant portion of the world, generating a great of hostility in the capitalist world.… Continue reading Bulgaria and communism
* In 1965 the Commonwealth Secretariat was established in London to organize and coordinate Commonwealth activities. The heads of government of five members of the Commonwealth of Nations at the 1944 Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference. From left to right, Mackenzie King (Canada), Jan Smuts (South Africa), Winston Churchill (United Kingdom), Peter Fraser (New Zealand), and John Curtin(Australia). * Commonwealth, also called Commonwealth of Nations, formerly (1931–49) British Commonwealth of… Continue reading Selfbeskikking – onafhanklikheid
* Clive Derby-Lewis se "videos" is verfilm deur Afriforum Clive Derby-Lewis (Chris Hani) Stem uit die Graf The now former state prosecutor Gerrie Nel earned his pitbull status with four particular, and notorious, cases. After his resignation from the National Prosecuting Authority he joined AfriForum. Clive Derby-Lewis and Janusz Walus Nel was a… Continue reading Clive Derby-Lewis – Gerrie Nel
* What happened in Dakar and Kodesa? Dakar discussions were outside the country, one another country was also used is Zambia and London. We all know that liberal whites / classical whites are together with the ANC and their communist believes, helping with B-BBEE discrimination and racism legislations as well. Furthermore, it is common knowledge… Continue reading Dakar-Kodesa 1982-1986-1994
Clive Derby-Lewis - The last interview In a tell-all interview made just weeks before his death and only to be releases after. Derby-Lewis explains his motivations... Clive John Derby-Lewis (22 January 1936 – 3 November 2016) was a South African politician, who was involved first in the National Party and then, while serving as a… Continue reading Clive Derby-Lewis (Chris Hani)
Agri, which incorporates Die Boer / The Farmer, is Agri SA's bi-monthly magazine. The magazine provides background information on policies, legislation and programs of interest to farmers. It also provides advice, expansion and news on current events to more than 29 000 farmers who are members of Agri SA through the respective affiliates. … Continue reading Agri SA and land expropriation
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