Brave Dieter Grabie ( 21) from Brits died as a selfless hero, another victim of the daily black-on-white attacks and murders in South Africa. Dieter kept his promise from schooldays in 2008, to protect his buddy Chris Malan, when he pulled his friend away from a knife attack but was stabbed instead. This courageous young man should never be forgotten by us, and like Brendin Horner and so many others, he should always be remembered and serve as encouragement to us to fight back harder, against the slow genocide on the white minority in South Africa.
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#ForeverALegend Dieter Grabie Died Saving His Friend – Our Heroes Are Being Killed For Nothing in the Rainbow AbomiNation!
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NO EXCUSES! Old Couple (84 & 86) Tortured & Burnt Alive in Bapsfontein! DA Blames Police for Ignoring Rural Safety!
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A SOCIETY IS JUDGED BY HOW IT TREATS IT’S OLD PEOPLE. SOUTH AFRICA HAS FAILED HORRIBLY! An old, frail, harmless couple, Tannie Duifie Oosthuizen (84) and her life partner Oom Tas (86), were ambushed outside their home on their smallholding, beaten, tortured, forced into the house and burned alive! What sort of demon would do this, and why is this not reported on any mainstream news channel? Why are the Police ignoring rural safety or is it simply the case that if it cannot be seen (in mainstream media), it does not exist?
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SANDF must now step up to safeguard trains, passengers due to criminals and protesters reeking havoc
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The new trains launched by Ramaphosa must now be guarded on their routes by the SA Defense Force, according to Untu foreman Sonja Carstens. She called for Ramaphosa to declare the condition at Prasa an “emergency” as criminals and protesters threaten the safety of trains and passengers. The launch of the one new train is..
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Clinic in Port Elizabeth temporary shutdown due to gang violence
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A group of residents in Helenvale, Port Elizabeth, shut down their local clinic on Wednesday fearing for the safety of staff and patients after ongoing gang activity in the area.
Community members say Helenvale Clinic has been repeatedly targeted by criminals, who recently stole the air-conditioner.
As a result, the Helenvale Clinic committee decided to temporarily close the clinic and move equipment to Malabar Clinic, about three kilometres away.
“We had to take this decision after recent events that involved ongoing serious crime and shootings around the clinic,” said a member of the Helenvale Clinic committee, who asked not to be named for fear of being targeted. She said staff morale is low and that the six nurses who work at the clinic are overburdened and fearful.
“We were given permission by the Eastern Cape Health Department to use the premises at Malabar Clinic as a temporary measure,” she said.
On Wednesday evening the Department of Hea
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How safe are our your children when it comes to public places in SA? This question arise after the recent Dros incident where a 6 year old girl was raped in the bathroom
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The Dros restaurant in Silverton confirmed the incident that a six-year-old girl was raped in one of the bathrooms of the restaurant. Police confirmed that a 20-year-old man was arrested and will appear in court again on October 2, 2018 after being charged with rape, possession of drugs and assault on purpose. Parents are increasingly..
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Attack on doctors at public hospitals in South Africa sparks security concerns
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The South African Medical Association (Sama), and its Eastern Cape branch, has condemned the lack of proper security at public hospitals in the province after a doctor was assaulted by a patient.
Dr Archie Solombela sustained a fracture to his right arm and a general worker was also hurt during the attack by a psyciatric patient at the Cecilia Makiwane Hospital in East London. According to a report in the Daily Dispatch, suspected mentally ill patients are being admitted to general wards for observation, and because resources are so thinly stretched at government hospitals in the province this takes much longer than the standard 72 hours.
This is an unacceptable situation which requires urgent attention,” Sama said in a statement. “Of concern now is why no precautionary measures were put in place, considering the patient has a known violent history. This indicates either a lack of proper planning and coordination, or a lack of will to ensure the safety of hea
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