“We should not foster too much hope” of sending them back.
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Bundestag President Tells Germans To Forget About “Refugees” Returning Home
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When Inequality Equals Equality – Misogynistic Sharia Law Recognised in South Africa For The Sake of Inclusiveness!
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A South African court has ruled that Sharia Law (Islamic law) marriages which oppress women, must be recognized by the state to give women more protection in case of divorce. Incredulously, the ruling is “an enormous victory,” according to activists.
According to a court ruling on Friday, South Africa is failing its constitutional obligations by not recognizing traditional marriages between Muslims. Seems this has a higher priority over equality…
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Save Africa, Diversify It! If it is good for Europe then why not Homogeneous Africa?
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If mass immigration is good for Europe’s economy, then surely it can help poor destitute economically struggling Africa? Let’s help get more Asian, Indian, Europeans and Chinese into Africa. Let’s stop African / Bantu xenophobia by forcing mass immigration upon them! Surely this multiculturalism will work for Africa as it is allegedly going to work..
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Canadian Court: If South African Blacks Attack You, You Must Be A ‘White Supremacist’
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Canada’s Federal Court has rejected a white Afrikaner family’s bid for asylum in the country, claiming that racially skewed crime statistics from South Africa constituted “white-supremacist hate literature”.
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Foreign affairs a top priority for CR despite SA’s bad rep abroad
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President Cyril Ramaphosa may have reduced foreign affairs to five sentences in his State of the Nation Address (SONA), but make no mistake, that is not an indication of the level of priority he attaches to international relations. It is through South Africa’s foreign relations that he will seek to achieve his domestic priorities.
The SONA was a clear articulation of those priorities – improving economic growth, which has been hovering around 1%, by increasing business confidence, wooing investors and expanding trade, which will translate into job creation and poverty reduction. These objectives cannot be achieved without a robust foreign policy that focuses on economic diplomacy.
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Rustenburg: Protesters Wants Nigerian Immigrants Deported
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Rustenburg was on a knife edge on Friday when protesters shut down Rustenburg, demanding that the Nigerian immigrants should leave
The police used rubber bullets and smoke grenades to disperse a crowd chanting outside the magistrate’s court, this was after they threatened to burn down the court building.
The court was hearing the bail application of 14 Nigerian men accused of public violence, when the threats to torch the court was made. They crowd wanted the court not to grant the men bail but to send them back to Nigeria.
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Israel plans to force out thousands of African migrants
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Israel plans to force tens of thousands of African migrants to leave over the next three months by threatening to arrest those who stay, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday. Under the plan, some 38 000 migrants who entered Israel illegally, mainly Eritreans and Sudanese, will have until the end of March to leave. Each..
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