The drought in the Northern Cape province which has been ongoing for the past 5 years is the worst it has ever been in the past 50 years, and farmers are being ruined due to the government dragging its feet. Northern Cape Premier Dr. Zamani Saul is being asked to declare a provincial emergency and escalate the issue as quickly as possible.
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Northern Cape Experiencing Worst Drought in 50 Years, Yet Still Struggles to Be Declared Drought Stricken Disaster Area
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The ANC wants banks to be forced to fund SA coal mines, well you are not a party anymore, you are now BANK-ROBBERS and THIEF’S
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South Africa’s banks should be forced to invest in new coal mines in the country, the ANC’s head of economic transformation has said. Nedbank and Standard Bank have said “they are not going to put money in coal anymore,” Enoch Godongwana said in an interview on Carte Blanche. “To me, that’s an invitation for prescribed..
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eThekwini municipal workers strike: Councillor blasts city for creating a “humanitarian” crisis
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The municipal workers’ strike in eThekwini has created dire living conditions in Durban, and according to Nicole Graham, the city needs presidential relief. The picture is not looking too pretty in the eThekwini municipality. After an unforgiving barrage of rain in April, operations in the city of Durban have been brought to a standstill yet..
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China is holding the ‘switch’ in it’s hand, doing business with them is dangerous, with another Eskom crisis, China withheld the R7bn loan, they already own one Eskom plant, Load-shedding highly possible
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Well, this doesn’t look too clever. It’s reported that Eskom will be R7bn lighter this month, after its Chinese lenders raised their concerns. South Africa could be set for another round of drama from Eskom, as the ailing power utility has reportedly failed to receive R7 billion in loan payments initially set to come from..
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The government seems to think a R23m injection of funds, and a team of experts will solve the ESKOM problems
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In a recent interview with ENCA, energy analyst Chris Yelland spoke to the inaccuracies of Eskom’s latest load shedding excuses. The latest Eskom’s latest excuse for the energy blackout points at cyclone Idai affecting power production, and the transmission of electricity from supplier Mozambique. This seems to be a valid excuse until Yelland points out..
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BREAKING NEWS:- SAA has already eaten through more than half of its R5 billion bailout
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South African Airways seems to be a bottomless pit. South African Airways (SAA) has already spent more than half of its recently approved R5 billion government bailout.
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Somalis from South Africa get Asylum in USA due to #BantuXenophobia, but not whites despite State Persecution, Farm Murders, Land Grabs, etc.?
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Since Ramaphosa and Malema unleashed the Socialist Land Expropriation without compensation bomb in South Africa, conservative sectors of the Western world have finally started taking notice of the evil menace that bantu Imperialism presents to Europeans in Africa. However it seems USA has long known that Bantu xenophobia threatens all tribes in Africa. In fact the USA has even been offering Asylum to Somalis in South Africa, who, as we see in regular press reports, have been subjected to xenophobic treatment by South African bantu (negro’s originally hailing from Northern Nigeria) in South Africa.
In a report on the USA State.gov website, we learn that the State Department wants to pluck mostly Somalis out of the xenophobic South Africa
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Lowest Rainfall in 35 Years Earns Southern Africa R4,7 BILLION in Drought Aid in 2015/16 – Enslaving Africa Through Kindness?
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In the new globalist world of the supremacist “Liberal World Order”, it seems drought, famine, disease and the range of catastrophe’s that regularly seem to fall upon poor old Africa, have become very very profitable, well for the corrupt Elites and Despotic leaders anyway… What did Africa do to cope in the millennia before globalism? Oh..
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