Please sign this petition to Make The Cape a Federal Homeland State for Afrikaner Khoi-San, Coloured and European people in Southern Africa to protect them and their unique heritage. The Cape has a long history which sets it apart from South Africa. It is the traditional homeland for Khoi-San bushman people, the Cape Coloureds and..
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Petition to Make The Cape a Federal Homeland State for Afrikaner Khoi-San, Coloured and European people
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Was the The White Giant of Africa GOOD for Black South Africans? German statistics seem to say so.
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Time to come out from under the pile of political correctness manure and realise that maybe we threw the Goose that laid the Golden Egg out with the bathwater… In Southern Africa there exist 12 Nations Without a State forced together by a communist regime which was foolishly supported by a world who fell prey..
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While mostly white South Africa has countrywide Blackouts, construction at overdue new Power Station is on African time with shortened working hours.
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Jacob Zuma alluded to white people claiming that they do things better than blacks in his State of the Nation address. Let us look at what is arguably one of the most important and biggest projects undertaken by his black regime which should be a flagship example. The state-owned utility’s inability to complete the Kusile..
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ANC + Nuclear = Danger. Who is culpable if you give a gun to a child to play with?
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The recent Nuclear Power agreement signed with Russia is in Russian and and leans heavily in Russia’s favour. Can Minister Joemat-Pettersson who signed it, even read Russian? Why was the English version not signed as the original? Shocking details of the secret nuclear deal that Energy Minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson signed with Russia last year can, for..
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Bank of America echoes Malema’s Nationalization sentiment while Credit Suisse says investors “concerned” on BEE but Eskom big concern.
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The Investing in Africa Mining Indaba started quietly under the radar in Cape Town yesterday. Some of the approximately 7,000 participants streamed into the CITCC for the world’s “premiere” mining investment event and the elephant in the room – electricity supply – was immediately exposed at the event’s inaugural critical session where Tony Blair and Graça..
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