Mobile classrooms were set alight on Monday morning at Oakdale Secondary School in Ennerdale, in the south of Joburg. Among other demands, the community has been frustrated over delays to repairs to the school’s roof, which was damaged during a storm last year. The roof damage affected four classrooms. Gauteng education MEC Panyaza Lesufi was..
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What on earth is wrong with the youth of today:- Mobile classrooms burnt in protest over delayed repairs at Joburg school, the same same school where they burned the mobile classroom
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It is starting to ‘rain blood’ with all the attacks the past week – (5) Kirkwood farm manager killed
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Duaene Truter, 51, died after being stabbed multiple times while his 18-year-old son escaped with minor injuries. A Kirkwood farm manager was stabbed to death while his wife and son managed to escape the attack on Sunday night. The farm attack happened at about 7pm on the Dunbrody Estates Farm in Kirkwood. Duaene Truter, 51,..
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It is starting to ‘rain blood’ with all the farm attacks the past week – (3) Farm attack, 4 attackers open fire, assault man with crowbar
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A farm attack took place on 13 April 2019, in Marble Hall, Limpopo province. Three victims were surprised by four armed attackers. One of the victims resisted and was fired upon twice, yet escaped without injury and was able to call for help. Another victim who was assaulted with a crowbar has been admitted to..
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It is starting to ‘rain blood’ with all the farm attacks the past week – (2) Farm murder: Husband and wife attacked, shot, Bela-Bela
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A brutal farm attack took place on 13 April 2019, in Bela-Bela, Limpopo province. Two victims were surprised by an unknown number of assailants. A male victim was shot below the chin and passed away on the scene his wife was shot in the chest but she managed to run away and was taken to..
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It is starting to ‘rain blood’ with all the farm attacks the past week – (1) Six armed attackers overpower, tie up farmer, Ngodwana
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A farm attack took place on 14 April 2019, in Ngodwana, Mpumalanga province. A victim was surprised just after midnight by six intruders, at least two of which were armed. The victim was tied up and demands were made for firearms and cash. The man managed to free himself during the attack, raised the alarm..
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Motorists can expect a petrol price hike in May, according to the latest data from the Central Energy Fund.
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Mid-month data on changes to fuel prices show an under-recovery of around 55 cents per litre for petrol, while diesel shows an over-recovery of around 5 cents. Should current conditions persist to the end of the month, this could see the pump price of 95-grade petrol climb to R16.68 per litre, and 93-grade push over..
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The ‘coin’ of Cyril and Emmerson has the same side no matter how you flip it: Mnangagwa reveals catch to “white farmer compensation”
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Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa caused something of a stir on Sunday, after he revealed plans to compensate white farmers only apply to the elderly. The Zimbabwe government will give priority to elderly white farmers when it starts compensating those who lost their properties during the controversial land reforms, the president said in an interview published..
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Donnybrook area:- A group of trouble-causers threatens farmer for employing non-South Africans and that they should leave the farm, isn’t this just another method of expropriation without compensation?
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A farmers operation in the Donnybrook area, which pays out R2 million in monthly salaries, has had to turn to the court to keep its doors open. This follows protests allegedly sparked by the fact that the farms employ six Zimbabweans on their workforce. Emerald Dale Farms and Patula Sawmill on Thursday obtained an urgent..
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‘Top Hat’ Cele: No protests will prevent South Africans from voting on 8 May 2019, o really, you can hardly control protesters all over the country at the moment
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The comments follow several service delivery protests that erupted in different parts of the country ahead of the nation’s polls. Police Minister Bheki Cele says that no protest or shutdown will prevent South Africans from exercising their right to vote on 8 May. The comments follow several service delivery protests that erupted in different parts..
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Who Controls the Media and ‘Opposition’ Parties in South Africa? May we introduce to you the Jewish Billionaire who runs the show
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Some might call Nathan Kirsh the ‘George Soros of Africa,’ yet another international, state-less billionaire Jew who funds radical, anti-White socialist ‘opposition’ causes, such as South Africa’s Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) led by Julius Malema, while his family also exerts enormous control over Primedia, the largest media conglomerate in South Africa: Two opposition parties EFF..
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Cyril, your words of safety for White farmers farms are a load of sh*t, farms are under siege – this is why it should worry us all
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I’ve decided to retain this article on Editor’s Choice as it has provoked a huge response and brings into sharp focus the sort of dire consequences of the ANC’s carelessness over expropriation without compensation. This may be considered as an ‘unintended’ consequence of the ANC’s ‘land reform process’. The IRR has argued repeatedly since the..
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Ace Magashule, ‘The Gangster’, accused of “buying votes” with R400 handshake, I just wonder how many ‘dead people’ will he resurrect with his ‘handshake’ (video)
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Ace Magashule – drowning in corruption allegations already – made a rod for his own back on the campaign trail this weekend, after a sly “donation” to a voter. The campaign trail can be a war zone sometimes. Even an act of supposed generosity can backfire badly, as Ace Magashule has found out this weekend…
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SA has been plunged into a total state of mayhem while the president is on tour to recruit white, black and brown votes
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The main routes in Pretoria, Johannesburg and Cape Town had to be closed due to protest actions by anarchistic groups. The protesters and stone throwers have voiced their demands to the government one after the other, while the police’s reluctance or incompetence again emerged by not controlling the situation. The N1 to the north had..
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Pandemonium broke out at Secondary School – Learners bombarded SAPS members with stones during crime prevention operation
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During a crime prevention operation at the Freedom Park Secondary School, police were bombarded with stones. Pandemonium broke out at Freedom Park Secondary School in Johannesburg on Thursday during a scheduled police raid. It may not have been the heroes reception that the SAPS officials expected to receive because they had to leave the premises..
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The controversial Gangster State books and apartheid flags fill up ANCYL garage, so they are keeping keepsakes, how awesome #FREEDOMOFSPEECH
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Free State’s ANCYL leader described the book as “garbage and a serious waste of time”. After warning shots of condemnation rang loud from Luthuli House on Thursday, members of the African National Congress’ Youth League (ANCYL) in Free State have been left stuck with a mountain of books and South African apartheid-era flags. As informative..
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