EFF Gauteng Provincial Head, Mandisa Mashego, has denied that the EFF’s call for land occupations has impeded on the City of Johannesburg’s ability to provide basic services in Alexandra. Mashego was responding to an allegation made by former MEC of Human Settlements Dikgang Uhuru Moiloa at a prior sitting of the Alexandra inquiry on 15..
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EFF defends call for land occupations: “We will intensify our struggle for expropriation of land without compensation … It’s not likely to get easier for anyone”
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Despite 25 Years of Black Rule, SA Townships are squalid, neglected and service delivery null – still majority choose to elect the same ANC-regime again in power
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Johanna Ditsela lives in Alexandra within sight of the gleaming skyscrapers of South Africa’s main financial district, Sandton, but has existed in squalor for 30 years. Unemployed and in her 50s, she picks her way along a stream full of sewage, dead rats and empty beer bottles to reach the cramped concrete and corrugated iron..
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#BlackPrivilege – Townships in SA to receive one free unit of electricity for every unit bought
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Government wants townships to use more electricity – and may give them one free unit for every unit bought Informal settlements may get one free unit of electricity for every unit purchased in a bid to increase power usage and reduce air pollution in townships. In its strategy to address air pollution in dense low-income..
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THIS IS THE FOR WORLD TO KNOW THE TRUTH ABOUT THE LIE CALLED “WINNIE MANDELA” WIFE OF NELSON MANDELA
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This married couple burned there own people alive by putting on a tyre over there heads filled with fuel and light is with matches.
Photo’s not for sensitive viewers.
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Interdict granted against ‘no whites and Indians’ funeral body
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Durban – Avbob funeral insurers was granted an interdict in the Durban High Court on Tuesday to stop the National Funeral Practitioners Association of South Africa (Nafupa SA) from intimidating its employees or interfering with its business practices.
Since November last year, Nafupa SA has been trying to ban white and Indian funeral practitioners from operating in “township” and “black areas”, saying these must be reserved for black African-owned businesses.
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