At a “Leadership for the Africa we Want” event in Kigali, Rwanda way back in 2014, Thabo Mbeki looked directly at Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma (NDZ) and said “You have accessed power in order to put money in your pocket. You Are Stealing Public Resources”. NDZ’s face made it clear she knew he was adressering her…
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VIDEO: “You Accessed Power to Put Money in Your Pocket & Are Stealing Public Resources!” Mbeki to NDZ 6 Years Ago!
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#MakeChinaPay: While SA Establishment Kisses China’s B*tt, The Rest of Africa Wakes Up To #CommunistCreep, Chinese Racism & Faulty Chinese Kits!
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#AreYouKidding? Would a goat and pawpaw test positive for COVID-19 in South Africa with the Chinese swab testing kits donated by NASPERS & Jack Ma? Would they even tell us? Well they did in Tanzania! This and multiple other reasons has caused African nations to re-evaluate their relationship with China, and not only become more critical of China’s globalist ambitions, but also to see potential windfalls in suits against China, for not informing the world of the virus in time and also for racist incidents in China. The ANC regime in South Africa however continues to cover it all up with the SACP faction in the ANC, which is growing stronger in its attempts to oust Ramaphosa, pushing China’s communist agenda in all departments it has influence over. Chinese ownership in Independent Media (Argus, The Star, IOL, GQ, etc.) and NASPER’s Chinese interests (Tencent), no doubt help Chinese propaganda in South Africa…
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#CoronoVirus Officially in Africa As Nigeria & Algeria Confirm Cases While South Africa Plans Return of 132 Students From Wuhan in Hubei Province, China!
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Most would agree that it is almost certain the #CoronaVirus is already in Africa, as the ability is just not there to detect it, but now Algeria and Nigeria have officially confirmed cases of infection. There are 199 South African citizens, mostly students, in Wuhan City and 132 of them have asked to be repatriated back to SA. As they’ve been living under lockdown conditions since the outbreak of the coronavirus a few weeks back, Ramaphosa can rest easy that it is a fairly safe endeavor for his troubled reputation. Dr. Anban Pillay – Director General at the Department of Health stated 3 weeks ago that if anyone was infected they would not be repatriated.
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Why South Africa Should Be Banning Flights From China NOW, Like Many Other Nations Have – Non Severe Cases ARE Infectious!
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As the Coronavirus infection rate shows no sign of letup in China, and if we can trust the figures, there are now 31,440 infections and 639 deaths, with 64,000 close contacts under medical observation. It is two now weeks later, which was supposedly the incubation period, and it is now high time that SA stop..
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“Africa is #CoronaVirus’ Most Vulnerable Target” Because a Million Chinese Work in Africa, Where They Probably Can’t Even Diagnose The Virus!
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The Chinese coronavirus which is spreading from China, is looking like it could be an actual pandemic, that circles the globe, according to many of the world’s leading infectious disease experts. Rapidly rising caseloads are alarming researchers, who fear the virus may make its way across the globe. But scientists cannot yet predict how many deaths may result.
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Hundreds of Nigerian nationals being repatriated to Nigeria from SA after anti-mass immigration violence
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Nigeria announced this week that it would repatriate about 600 nationals after the recent attacks on African migrants in the Joburg CBD. The group was taken to OR Tambo International Airport on two buses from the Nigerian consulate this morning. Nigeria announced this week that it would repatriate about 600 nationals. Twelve people have been..
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Anti-mass immigration violence forces Nigeria to nationalize some of its SA businesses such as Shoprite and MTN
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The xenophobic attacks in Gauteng on foreigners, and the looting of their businesses have now taken on an international turn. Nigeria is considering nationalizing businesses such as Shoprite and MTN. In its latest report, Bloomberg pointed out the rough times that might await South Africa if the most popular businesses, such as MTN, might be..
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VIDEO: The MultiCulti Melting Pot Boils Over as Civil War Erupts in South Africa, Fueled by Open Borders – Globalism Kills…
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WARNING – GRAPHIC CONTENT! The globalist melting pot of multiculturalism is boiling over in South Africa after having simmered for for decades…
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China vows to take over Nigeria’s main assets over unpaid Loans – SA perhaps next in line on China’s list?
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Nigerian government is now at risk of losing its main state assets to China over unpaid huge increasing loans from Chinese government. But according to Nigerian government, the growing debt is sustainable, and the country is not at risk of losing state assets to China. Support Us at African Stand by following Us on Facebook..
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Cyril Ramaphosa downplays hope of a ‘quick fix’ for high fuel & VAT
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has given ministers in the economic cluster a two-week deadline to come up with measures to ease the burden of high fuel prices and the VAT hike on already struggling consumers.
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Ramaphosa dares Nigeria to sign free trade deal
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Forty-nine African countries have signed the African Continental Free Trade Area agreement, but Nigeria — the continent’s largest economy — is not among them.
South African president Cyril Ramaphosa put pen to paper on behalf of his country at the African Union summit in Nouakchott, Mauritania last month, and has urged Nigeria to follow suit in a speech in Abuja. South African officials have informed the African Union that they expect the deal to be ratified in Parliament by December this year.
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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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I am leaving Nigeria as a hero‚ says Zuma after massive statue of him unveiled – You got to be joking!
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Nigerian civil society groups were flabbergasted after waking up to a statue of South African President Jacob Zuma that was unveiled over the weekend. Rochas Okorocha‚ billionaire‚ education philanthropist and governor of the Imo State‚ unveiled the bronze statue and named a street after Zuma during his two-day visit to Nigeria which concluded on Sunday…
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Multiculturalism, Globalism and “Democracy” Are Genociding Africa’s Oldest Race, the San Bushmen…
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After 20,000 years, descendants of the world’s oldest race face a crisis of culture. Caught between modernity and 20,000 years as hunter-gatherers, the San people sit at a crossroads. An indigenous people in Southern Africa, they are from the oldest human ancestors, DNA testing proving the San are direct descendants of the first Homo sapiens…
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Down Down Down. SA’s Economy Falls To Third Behind Nigeria and now Egypt
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Even though South Africa is still seen as the “continent’s most developed economy”, and has a more diversified economic base than the Egyptian economy… its fall from first and now second place amongst the continent’s giants is of great concern,” KPMG Financial Risk Manager Christie Viljoen said, adding “especially as this development is largely attributed..
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