It was the overpowering stench and the thick swarm of flies that told Reinet Meyer she had stumbled upon something truly horrific. Meyer, a senior inspector at the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, had been tipped off that lions were being left in tiny cages at the Wag-‘n-Bietjie farm, 32km outside Bloemfontein..
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Horror find at South African farm:- 54 lions killed in two days
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Damn I wish I had the money of other people to spend like Juju, lets have a peek at the exclusive club Juju and his wife joined (pics included)
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Julius Malema may be the loud and prominent leader of the EFF, but his private life is kept, well, private. However, it recently came to light Juju and his wife joined an elite club, something that is contradictory to his ‘man for the working class’ reputation. To many EFF members, it may come as a..
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The ‘coin’ of Cyril and Emmerson has the same side no matter how you flip it: Mnangagwa reveals catch to “white farmer compensation”
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Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa caused something of a stir on Sunday, after he revealed plans to compensate white farmers only apply to the elderly. The Zimbabwe government will give priority to elderly white farmers when it starts compensating those who lost their properties during the controversial land reforms, the president said in an interview published..
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Who Controls the Media and ‘Opposition’ Parties in South Africa? May we introduce to you the Jewish Billionaire who runs the show
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Some might call Nathan Kirsh the ‘George Soros of Africa,’ yet another international, state-less billionaire Jew who funds radical, anti-White socialist ‘opposition’ causes, such as South Africa’s Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) led by Julius Malema, while his family also exerts enormous control over Primedia, the largest media conglomerate in South Africa: Two opposition parties EFF..
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Give this man a Bell’s:- Historian Robin Binckes blasts Malema: ‘You’re a fraud and a con’ (letter included)
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Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has ruffled many feathers lately, sparking intense criticism from some quarters.
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The Gupta’s holiday is over:- South Africa and UAE sign extradition agreement
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South Africa has signed an extradition agreement with the United Araba Emirates (UAE), which brings the Guptas one step closer to justice.
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Julius Malema’s debt just gets bigger and more in respect of Afriforum after a miserable day in court:- PAYBACK THE MONEY JUJU
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AfriForum have got the EFF on strings in court battles. They’ve just won two cases in a day against the red berets: It’s bad news for Malema’s legal bills.
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The ‘bad mix’ of the VBS Sage:- PIC, VBS, Floyd and his baby brother
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Screenshots of text messages purporting to be a conversation between Floyd Shivambu and a businessperson with questionable links to the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) suggests a direct link between the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) deputy president and his brother Brian’s business.
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Ramaphosa leads Gauteng nominations in the presidential race
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ANC deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa is leading the Gauteng presidential race following this weekend’s round of nominations by branches in the province. But, it’s early days, insiders say. According to them, nominations are yet to meet the halfway mark, which will give a more clear indication of Ramaphosa’s performance in the race. Outcomes of branch..
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Rights groups slam WHO for appointing Zimbabwe’s Mugabe a goodwill ambassador
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The World Health Organisation’s (WHO) decision to name Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe a “goodwill ambassador” has been met with condemnation by human rights and medical groups. The 93-year-old Zimbabwean leader was given the position, which is bestowed on personalities who highlight “important health issues,” at a WHO conference on noncommunicable diseases (NCD) in Montevideo, Uruguay…
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Banks go on the offensive to parry political attacks
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South Africa’s banks have gone on the offensive after being criticised by some politicians over their lending practices and records in addressing racial inequality. Attacks on the lenders have been led by Jacob Zuma, who’s accused them of monopolising the financial services industry, and questioned whether they colluded when closing accounts belonging to members of..
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