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Irish National Animal Rights Association Too Scared of Being Called Racist To Protest Against Zimbabwe For Exporting Baby Elephants To World’s Biggest Animal Rights Abuser, China

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Supporters of South Africa Fight For Rhino are outraged against the National Animal Rights Association in Dublin that cites racism when asked for assistance in peaceful protest. While the world is up in arms and everybody stands together in the fight against the Zimbabwean export of baby elephants to China, NARA in Dublin stands back.

This outrage against the export of baby elephants come after the release of video footage from animal activists in Zimbabwe. Filmed were 35 stressed baby elephants that were forcibly taken from their herds. If successful, they will be kept in zoos in the world’s biggest animal rights abuser, China.

The animals appear ‘wide-eyed’, defensive, and show obvious signs of stress in the footage, according to ca
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Ratepayers are patiently paying for the recklessness where Hoedspruit mayor crashes car for the third time – The saying goes: third time lucky?

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With the latest car accident, no other vehicle was compromised, yet the mayor’s office car ended up in a ditch.

The mayor is apparently on record that it is the third car accident in which she is involved, and now social media is buzzing about the apparent incapacity.

Dipuo Thobejane is the mayor of the Maruleng Municipality who has now damaged the third vehicle, and this time quite a vehicle that an insurance company donated to her.

The previous two accidents, which have been in the past two months, are equally reckless and incomprehensible, but observers are uncertain whether she has a proper driving license.

The first accident was with a luxury Toyota, the second with a Mercedes and the third with a Mercedes Benz.

The mayor of the recent clean-audit award-winning Maruleng Municipality, Dipuo Thobejane, began her week without an official car after her courtesy vehicle, which was provided by an insurance company, went into a
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Prasa head suddenly resigns after only 9 months and his resignation comes as a shock to the SA business sector

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The Chief Executive Officer of Passenger Rail Agency of SA (Prasa), suddenly handed over his resignation to the Board, and his resignation apparently means his immediate retirement.

Sibusiso Sithole’s resignation came just nine months after being appointed to the post, and the unexpected resignation raised many eyebrows in the business sector.

The Board of Directors confirmed that the resignation was received and accepted by the Board.

Sithole was appointed last year in place of Mthuthuzeli Swartz.

Photo – Sibusiso Sithole
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SAPS rotten with corruption, even members in top ranks are criminals and offenders – Former police commissioner arrested on charges of fraud

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Khomotso Phahlane, the former acting police commissioner, appeared in the specialized trade crime court in Johannesburg.

He and police chief of supply management, Ravichandran Pillay, were arrested on fraud charges.

They therefore stand with former Gauteng police commissioner Deliwede Lange and officials Vimpie Phineas Manthata, Ramahlapi Johannes Mokwena, James Ramanjalum and Nombhuruza Napo on charges of alleged fraud of more than R80 million.

Phahlane dismisses the case as attempts by Robert McBride and OPOD to improve McBride’s image while McBride himself is accused of corruption.

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#BlackPrivilege: Disorderly students closed down university, accommodation and food grants are claimed as part of free education – free lodging and food are top priority – studies are secondary

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The Soshanguve campus of the Tshwane University of Technology had to be closed yet again due to unreasonable and unselfish conduct of students.

Accommodation and food allowance claims are some of the reasons for the protest. The Student Representative Council’s chairperson has declared that they will close all campuses until their demands are met.

Former minister Ben Schoeman asked whether people want to eat or fly – the students apparently want to have accommodation and eat – studies are secondary.

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Widespread corruption and mismanagement are the order of the day at KZN municipality – Eskom debt amounts to nearly R50 million – Municipalities under the control of the ANC are folding, one after another

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The ANC’s “policy” to make the country ungovernable is producing vigorous fruit.

The Abuqulusi municipality (Vryheid) owes Eskom just short of R50 million. Widespread corruption and mismanagement caused the council to be placed under administration.

Suddenly, the Natal Department of Co-operative Awakened Government and Traditional Affairs and stated that they were “stunned” about the state of the municipality.

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Gordhan hires “specialists” to investigate unplanned rolling blackouts at Eskom’s, however the problems are largely due to inexperienced staff not having the ability to do the work according to requirements

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Gordhan hires 11 “specialists” to tend to Eskom’s problem, however the unplanned rolling blackouts is largely due to inexperienced staff in-service, and lacking the ability to do the work according to requirements.

Minister Pravin Gordhan has appointed eleven industry specialists as the “Eskom Technical Review Team”.

The coordinator is Dr Tsakani Mthombeni, chair of the Energy Intensive Consumer Group, and he also serves on Ramaphosa’s “Sustainable” Eskom Task Team.

The team must investigate unplanned maintenance outages that are not applied to a scheduled system.

Operators errors that cause units to turn off unplanned, technical and other operator related issues that prevent units from functioning effectively form part of what needs to be investigated.

However, experts argue that the problem is largely due to the inexperienced staff, and not having the ability to do the work accordin
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South Africa is positioned sixth place on the world rankings list of drinkers – It’s nothing to be proud of!

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It’s nothing to be proud of, but South Africa is one of the six countries in the world that has the most drinkers.

The nation is sixth on the list of the most alcohol consumers in the world, this achievement was made in 2018 according to a survey of the World Health Organization of the United Nations.

What makes it more repugnant is that the nation has been drinking so much in the past year that they are described as “heavy drinkers”.

According to the latest data, the country’s average drinker consumes about 30 liters of alcohol, placing it in sixth place on the world rankings.

Experts point out that the bad drinking habits are the cause of many daily murders, the hundreds of fatal road accidents, and are also responsible for the rapes and robberies carried out by the “brave” drinkers.

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SA Citizen whom is in possession of a green ID booklet must take late mother to Department of Home Affairs otherwise he is recorded as illegal immigrant

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The 45-year-old Robert Masuku has been voting in the elections since 1994, but now a new turn has taken place.

The Department of Home Affairs informed him that he had to bring his late mother because otherwise he will be considered as an illegal immigrant.

If his late mother does not come, he cannot get a new ID document, said the department official.

When he took his daughter to the Department’s Mamelodi office last year to get an ID document because she was 18, the official informed him that he was on record as an illegal immigrant.

He was born in Nelspruit and has a green ID book, but no, he is illegal in the country unless he brings his late mother to the office.

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Cyril Ramaphosa’s Effort to Lift Zimbabwe Sanctions Thwarted

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President Ramaphosa said Zimbabwe’s situation was a challenge for the whole of Africa and himself in conjunction with the SADC tried everything in their power to get sanctions lifted against Zimbabwe.

Despite the pledge by African leaders, US President Donald Trump has extended sanctions against Zimbabwe by a year, saying that the new government’s policies continue to pose an “unusual and ex
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