Posts tagged with 'Kimberley'

 

Hypocritical Jeweller Tiffany & Co Uses “Blood Diamond” from Kimberley in “Woke” Campaign with Beyoncé – Immediately Gets Accused of Theft!

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“Give it back to South Africa” ​​- Beyoncé and Tiffany & Co are accused of using a “stolen blood diamond” in their advertising campaign. This story not only exposes the ignorance in the world about South Africa’s history, but more and more, large multinational companies that became rich from colonialism, yet who constantly blame white South Africans, are caught out when they try to hide behind blacks to cover up their sins, and try cover their enormous profits from colonialism in innocence.

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New SA Army Chief Has Outstanding Murder Charges Against Him For Botched Grenade Attack! Hypocrisy of SA Justice System is Literally Black & White!

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Blacks Go Free, Whites Get Punished Hard! The new SA Army Chief, who could not even attack an unarmed building, has outstanding murder and attempted murder charges against him, that have never been prosecuted, even though he was denied amnesty by the TRC, because his botched grenade attack on Trust Bank in Kimberley, had no political objective that was part of the past struggle. The Foundation for Equality before the Law has expressed its shock over the appointment of Lawrence Mbatha as the Head of the SA Army a week ago, when the Parliamentary Committee on Defence welcomed his appointment.

The failed hand grenade attack in Kimberley, which occurred during an ANC protest march to the Bophuthatswana Consulate (The Independent Tswana Homeland), saw the two MK operatives throw the hand grenade at the Trust Bank building, but it bounced back into the crowd, killing one person and injuring 41 others, including an American, Jonathan Maurice and Adriano Cassandra, from the Un
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Newborn baby died because ambulance service from Kimberley Hospital takes six hours to arrive

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A newborn baby from Kimberley died because the ambulance apparently took six hours to reach her home, which is only 15 minutes from the hospital.

Desiree Abrahams, 32, of Beaconsfield began contracting Saturday morning at 8am and immediately called the ambulance service of Kimberley Hospital.

Jamie Gatyene, Abraham’s girlfriend and neighbor, was with her in the bedroom with other family members to assist her.

Six people each called the ambulance.

She called the ambulance several times, and each time the response was that an ambulance was on its way.

When she called at 11am, Abrahams was told to lie on her side to prevent the contractions from worsening.

“In the meantime, her water broke and we kept calling the ambulance.”

According to Gatyene, the child “came out”, but she is uncertain if the baby was stillborn and whether she was still alive after childbirth.

Abrahams apparently f
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‘Horrifying Cruelty By The ANC – South Africans endure pain, suffering and neglect at Robert Sobukwe Hospital

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‘Horrifying Cruelty By The ANC; Onlookers Shocked in Ward 31 This Morning’

South Africans endure pain, suffering and neglect at Robert Sobukwe Hospital, Kimberley last night and this morning. This photo shows the sick and injured who are forced to lie on cold floors. Many cry in anguish and discomfort, and embarrassment. Their frustration is evident, some wail in pain and frustration, others beg desperately for help from hospital workers, to no avail.

If you are sick or injured, don’t come to Robert Sobukwe Hospital, ANC Ward 31, unless you plan to leave you dignity at the door.

“Why has our government forgotten us?” cries a young teenage girl. She holds the hand of her grandmother who looks extremely weak. I looked into her grandmother’s eyes and saw no emotion, her tears have dried in salty streaks down her cheeks, disappearing under her wrinkled chin, the smell of urine comes from her chair. Her suffering is wrappe
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