Worried your child could be at risk of contracting the bug as they head back to school? You might have to leave polony off the menu. South Africa’s ongoing spate of listeria cases has claimed more than 60 lives in what the World Health Organisation (WHO) is now calling the world’s biggest outbreak of the..
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Listeria outbreak: Why your back-to-school lunch box staples may be dangerous
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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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Decolonised Weather: Amount of Weather Stations in Africa has HALVED in last 3 decades! Where does the Billions in Aid to Africa go?
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The number of weather stations in Africa has halved over the last 30 years, according to The World Meteorological Office which estimates that there are now just over 1,100 active weather stations in the whole of Africa – a continent of 54 countries, many with starkly different climates. 20% of these stations are in South Africa…
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SOUTH AFRICAN FARMERS THREATEN TO HALT FOOD PRODUCTION IF GOVERNMENT DOESN’T STEP IN TO HELP
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The KwaZulu-Natal Agricultural Union (Kwanalu) on Thursday admitted that crime was a huge concern for everyone, including farmers, and that safety and security was not just a single-day initiative, but required a proactive response. Kwanalu was responding to threats by some farmers to halt food production to force the government to protect them after the..
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Saudi tensions could increase SA fuel prices
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The recent political upheaval in Saudi Arabia will lead to South African motorists paying an additional 70 to 80 cents more for fuel in December. And there could be a further increase of about 60 cents in January if current tensions persists, says Econometrix chief economist Azar Jammine. Oil, which has traded at about $50..
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