President Jacob Zuma believes the question of land in South Africa must be resolved within the realm of the country’s laws and constitution. Zuma tackled the controversial issue in a speech at a Youth Day celebration in Hammarsdale, near Durban, yesterday. “The land question is very much related to the economy,” he said. “The day..
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Zuma states that poverty in South Africa began when land was taken away
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Non-invasive scan for liver disease
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In the past the only way to measure a liver’s elasticity was through a biopsy, but now, a non-invasive alternative has emerged, whereby elasticity of a patient’s liver can be measured using vibration-controlled transient elastography (VCTE). Adopted as a frontline tool for assessing liver fibrosis by the European Association for the Study of the Liver..
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Healtcare Services Delivery need to change in Africa
Durban municipality digs up old graves to recycle it – It could be your loved ones grave next?
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A Durban North man is left wondering if his family grave in Glenwood will last. When Stephan Bruwer’s family decided to install a new granite tombstone on the grave in Stellawood Cemetery, he visited the grave two weeks ago and was astonished to find eThekwini Municipality employees digging up an old grave a few spaces..
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THE ISSUE WITH THE TERM COLONIALISM USED BY THE NEW SOUTH AFRICAN POWERS
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Much as is the case with the term “democracy”, the term “colonialism” is frequently used by the New South African powers that be without any clear understanding of what exactly it means. Over the last 2 decades we have heard that colonialism is to be blamed for almost everything from poverty to unemployment to racism..
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MOTSOENENG SAYS NO ONE HAS CHANGED THE SABC LIKE HE HAS – just costing the SABC a small amount of R200 million
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Former South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng has told congregants at a church in Mpumalanga that no one has changed the SABC like he has. Motsoeneng was speaking at Bishop Dununu Ministries in Witbank as part of the youth month service. This is his first public appearance since he was dismissed from the..
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Vitamin D Deficiency
Wounded father lies helpless as young daughter is shot dead by intruder
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A father lay helpless with bullet wounds as his 12-year-old daughter was shot dead in their family home in Bethelsdorp in Port Elizabeth last week. Bethelsdorp police said an intruder forced his way into the home after the father refused him entry. “The family was asleep when they heard loud knocking on their front door…
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Mpumalange Teachers working only two hours a day because of a teachers’ go-slow
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The education of thousands of Mpumalanga schoolchildren has ground to a near halt and exams have been postponed because of a teachers’ go-slow. For the past three weeks, teachers in the province have been coming to work for only two hours a day. Schools open at 8am and close at 10am. The protest is over..
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Eventually they woke up in the Netherlands – Now how about the rest of the world ?
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Links Nederland zwijgt als het graf, sinds afschaffing Apartheid Massamoord in Zuid Afrika van bijna half miljoen mensen Bijna een half miljoen mensen zijn door moord omgekomen in Zuid Afrika sinds de afschaffing van de Apartheid in 1994. Na de vrijlating van Mandela werd er op de wereld door alle linkse mensen feest gevierd, omdat..
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Elderly woman forced to crawl through her house in Port Elizabeth while it was ransacked
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An elderly Port Elizabeth woman, who can’t walk unassisted, was attacked in her home and forced to crawl through the house while it was ransacked by three robbers. According to police, Kabega Park Detectives are investigating a case of house robbery after the 70-year-old woman was attacked in her house at Brakkefontein, a smallholding. “The..
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Arts and Culture Minister Wants To Rename South Africa – don’t say Guptas Republic!
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It has been reported that South Africa’s Arts and Culture Minister, Nathi Mthethwa wants to give the country a new name. He wants to rename South Africa. Mthethwa disclosed the intent after residents in Molweni demanded that the ruling party, African National Congress (ANC) debate renaming South Africa during its next national policy conference. As..
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ANTI-WHITE DA SMACKS OF RACISM AGAINST WHITES AT FOOD DISTRIBUTION POINTS IN KNYSNA
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Reports state that the DA council at first assist these hundreds of black chancers- and then lastly in the Queue – are the white victims that actually are the ones that need the relief food the most. Further-more are there reports of colored policemen that deliberately rammed domestic goats in the area with their police..
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Cause of Knysna fires needs to be determined quickly
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The cause of the destructive fires in and around Knysna needs to be investigated urgently and the findings need to be made available to the public as soon as possible, says dr. Pieter Groenewald, leader of the FF Plus. According to dr. Groenewald, such an investigation is absolutely necessary in the light of the article..
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South Africans are urged by dietitians to ‘Eat Fact Not Fiction’ June 2017
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Nutrition advice promising all sorts, from weight loss to healthier living and even cures for diseases, spread like wildfire across social media. In the era of ‘alternative facts’ and post-truth, ‘the latest, greatest nutrition advice’ from dubious sources can unfortunately tempt many away from accepted dietary guidelines and recommendations based on years of evidence. ‘Eat..
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