Morocco’s minister for human rights linked the passive reaction of Moroccan border guards, to hordes of illegal migrants invading Spanish territory, with Spain’s decision to treat a sick Western Sahara independence leader. In response Spain’s interior minister described the wave of illegal migrants as an “attack” on the country’s borders.
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Morocco Uses Illegal Migrants as a Weapon! Sends 8,000 Migrants Swarming Across the Border to Spain, Who Shelter Moroccan Separatist!
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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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Airlines transports illegal aliens to SA even though Immigration Act of 2002 states that no one can enter the country without a passport
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According to the Foreign Minister, Dr. Aaron Motsoaledi, eight airlines have been fined more than R31 million over the past 2 years after illegal aliens were brought into the country during flights. The Immigration Act of 2002 states that no one is allowed to enter the country without a passport. Undocumented immigrants may be arrested..
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Sisulu demands retraction from Australian government on land redistribution comments
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Cape Town – Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Lindiwe Sisulu on Thursday issued a diplomatic demarche – or course of action – to Australian High Commissioner in SA Adam McCarthy, to demand a retraction of the comments made by their home affairs minister Peter Dutton, over the SA land redistribution process.
“It was communicated to the high commissioner [in a meeting on Thursday] that the South African government is offended by the statements which have been attributed to the Australian home affairs minister and a full retraction is expected,” spokesperson Ndivhuwo Mabaya said
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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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EU style Supremacy comes to Southern Africa. Do Africans even care about their own identity, languages or culture?
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As time goes by it is becoming clear that the fall of Apartheid was merely the first step of a more sinister regional Supremacist Power Structure, and one which really does involve genocide! The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has announced plans to introduce a new regional EU style law which would see all SADC countries holding..
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