An elderly man, 67, was stabbed to death in a sheepfold on his farm Leeufontein, Wolmaransstad on Sunday, his wife, 66, was severely assaulted and taken to hospital. According to Col. Adele MyburghtThe province’s police spokesperson said five suspects arrived at the farm around 5:30 pm and told the couple they wanted to buy sheep…
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Elderly farmer of North West senselessly murder by 5 barbarians – When will the brutality against white farmers stop?
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Whites are only 7% of the world’s population, yet the darker races will always hate us and here is why:
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Terrible we know but nevertheless *True and Factual‼😳* When they all get murdered or leave South Africa they will return to what they were before the whites arrived – poverty stricken, backward subsistence hunter/gatherers within 50 years. • are the most industrious and innovative race the world has known. • Whites have crossed seas, •..
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Russian warship ‘Marshal Ustinov’ arrives in Cape Town for first-ever joint drill with Chinese, South African navies
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South African Navy is broke and obsolete apparently courtesy of ANC ruling government. They can not fix anything themselves, could well want help from somewhere else, as always, perhaps Russia or will it be China? South Africa has much in way of extremely valuable mineral resources America you’ve been sleeping and missed a vital opportunity..
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Expensive mistake due to incompetent officials – Municipality pays R18m in salaries twice – but workers refuse to give it back
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A cash-strapped Mpumalanga municipality may need pickaxes and shovels to recover about R18 million in salaries that were paid twice to its employees last month. An error by officials in the Nkomazi Local Municipality’s finance department saw workers getting paid their salaries on the 15th instead of the 25th. When the council decided not to..
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Eskom to cut 60% of Soweto households’ power supply – Seems like #blackprivilege don’t apply in black residential areas at the expense of honest payers
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Eskom has awakened from its 25 years of corruption and has now suddenly decided to cut off Soweto’s illegal electricity consumers’ supply. According to the latest report, Eskom has indicated that it will disconnect power from at least 60% of the 200,000 Soweto households with prepaid meters. The reason is, according to Eskom, due to..
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Senior ANC official dissatisfied with his second-hand Mercedes Benz which costs taxpayers R103,776 monthly and seeks brand new one – No wonder SA is broke!
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Kwazi Mshengu was recently accused of using a car rental scheme to justify not having to use his predecessor’s official car. Kwazi Mshengu is the newly appointed educator of the Executive Committee in Natal, but is now without a car after Mercedes-Benz canceled the guarantee, as well as the maintenance contract. The manufacturer also recalled..
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Denel’s huge contract worth billions of Rand halted after dispute over inspection arises – How long will the cash-strapped SEO remain standing?
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South Africa has blocked Denel’s huge contract worth billions of Rand. The contracts, the largest of which are for weapons in the two countries, Saudi Arabia, and the other in the United Arab Emirates, have been blocked and could eventually be canceled by the buyers. South African manufacturer Denel, which, like many other state entities,..
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Toilet scandal – several senior ANC officials arrested after being awarded R650m tender to build 66,000 toilets
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Although nine people have been arrested who are suspected of being involved in the toilet scandal in the Eastern Cape, this does not mean that no more arrests can be made. Those already captured are likely to include high-profile government officials, as well as so-called businessmen who have filled their pockets. The nine were arrested..
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Former Minister charged with fraud involving state capture investigation
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ANC MP and former State Security Minister Bongani Bongo appeared briefly in the Cape Magistrate’s Court after being arrested by the Hawks on alleged corruption charges. He is being investigated after interfering with the Parliamentary inquiry into state capture. Bongo allegedly tried to bribe an advocate who would give witnesses about the state hijacking at..
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Malema is unmasked as a complete liar after video leak where he assaults police officer
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Julius Malema was caught with a video recording that he lied about his involvement with a police officer’s altercation during a Mandela funeral. The Red Brigade leader said he had a fight with the officer, and he and his party’s spokesman, one Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, did not contact the police officer. Now the leader and his..
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Transnet wasted almost R50 billion, most of which is used to buy trains that cannot be used in SA
SAA: More unions want to strike after Gordhan’s attempt at wage and severance dispute fails
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In support of Numsa’s strike, and in opposition to the view of ANC minister Pravin Gordhan, more unions have indicated that they will join the strike. The circumstances in which SAA currently finds itself have left the state-controlled entity in unsustainable status, and the entry of Pravin Gordhan has increased the bitterness and power building..
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Refugees have decided to go on mass exodus out of South-Africa due to ANC-regime’s insensitive action against them
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The so-called refugees in Cape Town, now housed in the Methodist Church after clashing with police, apparently want to leave the country in in mass Exodus format. Their spokesmen said it was the only way they could draw the world’s attention to the ANC government’s insensitive action against them. The refugees had previously gathered at..
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Northern Cape farmers forced to knees with worst drought crisis in 70 years
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The years-long drought in parts of the Northern Cape has made it the worst crisis the province has experienced in the last 70 years. Livestock donations and even cash donations are regularly received from organizations and individual donors, but the crisis is far from being far too small. Estimates made indicate that at least R750m..
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#Whitelives don’t matter: 19 Farm attacks in 15 days in South Africa
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From 1 November to 15 November 2019, there have already been 19 farm attacks reported, whilst one farm attack was successfully averted during this period. During the month of October 2019, there were twenty eight farm attacks and three farm murders, whilst one farm attack was successfully averted in South Africa. During September 2019, there..
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