Success is associated with whiteness, EFF leader Julius Malema said at a Rand Merchant Bank event yesterday. If white people can’t see this, and if they don’t help to solve the country’s problems, they will end up “with nothing”, he added. Malema, who was accompanied by EFF deputy president Floyd Shivambu, told the delegates that..
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You whites will lose everything,’ Malema tells bankers
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Banana republics export bananas – Relax, South Africa It’s all under control
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I would like to take a moment to dispel some misconceptions about our government and the path upon which our country finds itself. Firstly, I strongly object to gloomy suggestions that South Africa has become a banana republic. This is absolutely not true. Banana republics export bananas and are propped up by the United States,..
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Time to wake up South Africa!! – Slow War against whites in South Africa
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A Slow War is the opposite of the Blitzkrieg. A war so slow that you hardly notice it. A war so slow that those waging it can deny that it is actually happening. Under the fog of war they hide it as “ordinary crime”. The end result is still the same as the Blitzkrieg. Total..
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Community Hall Joe Slovo in Cape Town torched – protesters crossed the boundary of barbarism
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Another community hall went up in flames after protesters crossed the boundary of barbarism and set the place on fire. After Bloemfontein’s city hall was destroyed last week, this time it was the turn of the Joe Slovo Community Hall in Milnerton, Cape Town. A resident with unique insight said to the media that burning..
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Violent protests in Benoni disrupt normal hospital procedures – the staff are sitting in fear
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They don’t care about people’s lives,” said Ken Ford, owner and manager of Sunshine Hospital in Actonville, regarding the protests which erupted in Benoni on Monday (June 26). Service delivery protests raged across Benoni on Monday (June 26). According to Ford, doctors were attacked and intimidated while attempting to get to the hospital. Ford stated..
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Back onto the Gupta ship, their citizenship tale is full of holes !!
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The news cycle is so hectic at present that, if you blink, you may miss the latest piece of the jigsaw to fall into the public space. There is, furthermore, hardly any time to hit the pause button to puzzle through what we already know. But it is crucial to do exactly that. That is..
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Boer Political Prisoners go to Constitutional Court claiming illegal incarceration and denial of right to appeal
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As early as April 2002, some of the Boeremag accused were already being arrested. The record setting trial commenced on 19 May 2002, which would continue for the next eleven years in the High Court of Pretoria. The main charge of which 24 Boers were found guilty on, was high treason. While a few received..
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Are you aware of The Riot Act – Malema reads this Act to property owners !!
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“The land is everything.” This was Economic Freedom Fighter Julius Malema’s unequivocal message to the South African Property Owners Association when he addressed the conference under the theme “disruption” at the Cape Town International Conference Centre on Wednesday. In a no-holds-barred speech, Malema scolded the property owners for not doing enough to change property ownership..
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THE ISSUE WITH THE TERM COLONIALISM USED BY THE NEW SOUTH AFRICAN POWERS
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Much as is the case with the term “democracy”, the term “colonialism” is frequently used by the New South African powers that be without any clear understanding of what exactly it means. Over the last 2 decades we have heard that colonialism is to be blamed for almost everything from poverty to unemployment to racism..
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Concourt asks for a ‘bad faith’ enquiry on Dlamini and social grants.
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The Constitutional Court on Thursday declined to hold social grants minister Bathabile Dlamini personally liable for legal costs in the social grants fiasco – for now. Instead it ordered a legal inquisition of sorts centred on whether she had misled the court, a process that could still force her to pay legal costs out of..
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Eventually they woke up in the Netherlands – Now how about the rest of the world ?
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Links Nederland zwijgt als het graf, sinds afschaffing Apartheid Massamoord in Zuid Afrika van bijna half miljoen mensen Bijna een half miljoen mensen zijn door moord omgekomen in Zuid Afrika sinds de afschaffing van de Apartheid in 1994. Na de vrijlating van Mandela werd er op de wereld door alle linkse mensen feest gevierd, omdat..
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There are so many red flags in ESKOM … where do you start ??
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South Africa’s state owned enterprises have been hit by one scandal after another signalling serious political and corporate governance failures. The largest of these, the power utility Eskom, has seen its CEO Brian Molefe resign, then return, and then be fired – all in the space of seven months. This was followed by the unexpected..
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Cause of Knysna fires needs to be determined quickly
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The cause of the destructive fires in and around Knysna needs to be investigated urgently and the findings need to be made available to the public as soon as possible, says dr. Pieter Groenewald, leader of the FF Plus. According to dr. Groenewald, such an investigation is absolutely necessary in the light of the article..
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REPORT – Motsoeneng found guilty in SABC internal disciplinary hearing!!
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Former SABC chief operating officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng has been found guilty in an internal disciplinary hearing, a reliable source close to the hearings shared this news. Motsoeneng faced charges of bringing the SABC into disrepute and causing irreparable damage to his employer. The charges related to his four-hour long press briefing on April 19, where..
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Since 1994 there has been over 400 000 people murdered in South Africa, our so called Rainbow Nation !!!
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That South Africa has a high murder rate is hardly a surprise, but when the numbers are laid out so prominently, it really hits home. A report released by the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) on Thursday revealed that around 445 835 murders had been recorded in the country between April 1994 and March 2016…
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