Vryheid in Waarheid … Water is Lewe
Indien die kommunistiese regering en hul blank verligte vennote, nie hul korrupsie stop nie, nie ontslae raak van hul rassistiese en diskriminerende wetgewing teenoor blankes, tewete swart bemagtiging nie en hul onteiening wetgewing uitvoer, is dit 'n kwessie van paar maande dan gaan daar moontlik geen voedsel wees in die land nie. Dit het die… Continue reading Onteiening ‘n tydbom – geen voedsel
Late frosts throughout France are feared to have caused damage to vineyards, orchards and crops with producers trying to counter the sudden drop in temperatures with a wide range of protections including candles, water sprays and even helicopters. As die koue skielik kom afpak en dis nie verwag nie, moet 'n boer altyd 'n plan maak. Vir diere… Continue reading Farmers Frost damage in France
When Howard Carter first arrived in Egypt in 1891, most of the ancient Egyptian tombs had been discovered, though the little-known King Tutankhamen, who had died when he was 18, was still unaccounted for. After World War I, Carter began an intensive search for “King Tut’s Tomb,” finally finding steps to the burial room… Continue reading Egypt – Tutankhamun’s secrets
The Africa Center for Strategic Studies reported in January 2021 that there was a 43-percent spike in militant Islamist group violence in Africa in 2020. The 4,958 reported events linked to these groups represents a record level of violence, continuing an upward pattern seen since 2016. Reported fatalities linked to African militant Islamist groups… Continue reading Terrorism in Mozambique
Media statement by Eskom was made on 5 April 2021. Eskom confirmed it is involved in a contractual dispute with the South African arm of Oracle Corporation, which is contracted to provide a number of technical services to Eskom. Oracle first claimed it had been underpaid by an amount of approximately R7.3 billion, which… Continue reading Eskom – Oracle
The Biovac Institute, a South African vaccine company, is formulating expansion plans aimed at helping Africa become more self-sufficient when its comes to accessing the immunizing shots. The coronavirus outbreak has highlighted the continent’s reliance on imported vaccines, with limited shot-making facilities only present in South Africa, Senegal and Egypt. * Biovac, which is 47.5%… Continue reading Biovac institute
The Battle of Verdun, 21 February to 15 December 1916, became the longest battle in modern history. It was originally planned by the German Chief of General Staff, Erich von Falkenhayn to secure victory for Germany on the Western Front. The aim was to crush the French army before the Allies grew in strength through… Continue reading Battles of Verdun, Somme, Arras and Hindenburg Line
Land rights in Mozambique are regulated by a peculiar system. Land is owned by the State, which concedes the rights to use it, based on development projects (commercial, residential, industrial etc..): land usage rights can be bought, land cannot. Several legal instruments regulate land usage rights in Mozambique. The general legal framework is given… Continue reading Land – Palma in Mozambique
Following the discovery of important quantities of natural gas in the Rovuma Basin off the coast of Northern Mozambique in 2010 and a $20 billion final investment decision in June 2019, the Total-led Mozambique LNG project is moving forward at pace. *Land in MozambiqueLand - Palma in Mozambique * Reported on 5 April 2021 that… Continue reading Total – Mozambique
Wat of wie is dit wat agter die hele Zuma sage sit - alewige verskoning op verskoning dat misdaad aksies gaan verdwyn. Duidelik is daar spanne osse in Zuma se kraal nes met al die voor hom. Sekere politieke leiers en lede van MK maak hul skuldig om misdaad wat gepleeg is, wat beskerm… Continue reading Zuma – sage
The San are the oldest inhabitants of Southern Africa, where they have lived for at least 20 000 years. The term San is commonly used to refer to a diverse group of hunter-gatherers living in Southern Africa who share historical and linguistic connections. The San were also referred to as Bushmen, but this term has since… Continue reading San people in SA
"legend or real"In 1885, an American entertainer turned explorer named William Leonard Hunt traveled to the Kalahari under the pseudonym, Guillermo Farini. He traveled with a team that included his son Lulu. While traveling through the semi-arid wasteland, Farini is said to have come across what appeared to be ancient ruins consisting of large stones held together… Continue reading ‘Legend: lost city of the Kalahari’
The Tsodilo Hills are still a sacred place for the local San people, who call them the "Mountains of the Gods" and the "Rock that Whispers". The San people - known as Basarwa or Bushmen in Botswana - are know to be Southern Africa's indigenous population. San guides who lead archaeologists to the Tsodilo… Continue reading Kalahari desert – Tsodilo Hills (San)
The Border Cave is a deep gash in a cliff face, high in the Lebombo Mountains of South Africa. Sheltered from the elements, the spot has yielded bones, tools, and preserved plant material that paint a detailed picture of the lives of human inhabitants for more than 200,000 years. Now, there’s a new sketch emerging:… Continue reading Cave camp bedding in Lebombo, South Africa
*The San - Khoikhoi ("people people" or "real people") or Khoi are a division of the Khoisan ethnic group of south-western Africa, closely related to the Bushmen (San). They have lived in this area for about 30,000 years. Khoikhoi is sometimes spelt KhoeKhoe. * ( Their information was quoted from their own websites - some… Continue reading Kalahari desert
Daar is heelwat onbeantwoorde vrae oor die Britse konsentrasiekampe wat deur die Britse koloniale regering destyds geskep het spesifiek vir die Boere, die vroue en kinders veral tydens die twee Anglo Boere oorloë. Hieragter skuil beslis meer as wat ons tans weet en kennis dra. Nie lank nadat hul die onafhanklike gebiede geannekseer het,… Continue reading British concentration camps – ABW (Rudie Rousseau)
The Ever Given was freed after spending approximately six days stuck in the Suez Canal. The Suez Canal Authority last week employed the Dutch dredging and heavylift company to assist. A dredger known as a Mashhour and more than a dozen tugboats helped free the ship. * Was reported on 29 March… Continue reading Suez canal – Ever Given
The French Revolution is notable for the abolishment of the French monarchy which had ruled for centuries; it demonstrated the power of the people and their ability to truly make a difference. The Haitian Revolution to be the most successful slave rebellion in the Western world, its impact felt across the Americas. … Continue reading Revolutions – Rewolusies
Rogues’ Gallery book Geen land of regering is ooit gevrywaar van korrupsie nie, al spog hul oor "demokrasie". Die een pas waarskynlik by die vorige regimes aan of almal werk saam om meer "elites" te vorm wat steel en daarna hul vrywaar om gevang of gevonnis te word. Daarvan getuig al die misdaad, moorde, oorloë… Continue reading Rogues’ Gallery – Corruption in Southern Africa
Dieselfde afgesaagde deuntjie oor "apartheid", hoe boosaardig en 'n groot misdaad dit was, dat net blankes hulself bevoordeel het, alles vals aantuigings teenoor 'n blanke minderheidsvolk (Boere). Dis ook meestal dieselfde politici en hul liberaal verligte blankes (Dakargangers-Kodesa), wat daagliks uitbasuin in hul media huise om alle rykdom op te slurp of te vernietig. … Continue reading B-BBEE – benefits
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