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WATCH VIDEO | Clifton Beach: Savages slaughter sheep during ritual sacrifice on the shores of the Cape in protest action to cleanse the beach of racism

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A day of activism at Clifton Beach descended into acrimony after a group of protesters marked the occasion by slaughtering a sheep at the Cape Town tourist hot-spot.

Demonstrators had gathered in their hundreds during Friday, to take action against the alleged racist employment of a private security company on one of Clifton’s secluded beaches.

Clifton Beach: Reasons for protest
Those affected were mainly people of colour, and even included local ANC figure Faiez Jacobs. They were shifted on by the PPA firm earlier this week, in what has been described as an “affront” to citizens’ rights.

Activists say the offering was a way to call on their ancestors to respond to the trauma.

Local media reported that the meat from the animal would be braaied after the ritual was complete.

Masixole Mlandu said it’s time black people defend their right to spaces such as these: “(But) also we’re here to remind the country of
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South-Africa is another country changing from a bread basket into a basket case – British Mp Demands Prime Minister condemn expropriation of land in SA

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South Africa has attracted international attention over the last year after President Cyril Ramaphosa outlined plans for land reforms which would allow the Government to unilaterally expropriate land without compensation.

Mr Ramaphosa has repeatedly insisted the “stability of the country” would be at stake without the reform despite the outcry of white farmers claiming to be unjustly targeted by the seizure. Brexiteer Tory MP Andrew Bridgen urged Theresa May to speak out against the proposed reforms during a tense PMQs session.

The PM responded by quoting Ramaphosa’s assurance that the process will be legal without negatively influencing the country economically or socially.

Andrew Bridgen warned that South Africa is at the point of “…becoming just another African country changing from a bread basket into a basket case…”

By: Front National SA
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Open sale of the old SA flag on Facebook has South Africans divided on its relevance in the new dispensation

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Shane Dion Naude advertised the flag for sale for R1,000 on Monday on the Table View Classifieds page on Facebook.

“The old SA flag. Good condition,” his post reads.

South Africans quickly reacted to the post with some calling for the flag to be burnt, while others defended Naude.

“Why don’t you do everyone a favour and burn that rag,” said Lee Engel.

Tony-Lee Field wrote: “Surely this piece of rubbish is not worth R1,000? Justifying this barbaric behaviour, perhaps you have something better to do with your time. If he needs money to feed his family for Christmas I’m sure there are other ways of going about it. I would have been happy to start up a drive for him and find a way to make sure he has a plate of food to eat but you and I both know this was for attention. A day after reconciliation day, coincidence? Nah man.”

“You enjoy a time where there were no equal rights for people of colour better than our dem
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The ANC Communists are the biggest hypocrites when it comes to human rights abuses yet they voted at the UN to condemn Myanmar for its abuse of minority Rohingya people

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International Relations Minister Sisulu hails this as heralding a “new dawn” in human rights foreign policy – but Pretoria also voted against a resolution condemning Russian human rights violations in Crimea.

The South African government hailed “a new dawn in South African foreign policy” after its envoy to the United Nations General Assembly in New York changed Pretoria’s vote and backed a resolution condemning human rights violations by Myanmar against the minority Rohingya people.

In November, South Africa had abstained from voting on the same resolution when it was before the General Assembly’s Third Committee which deals with human rights and humanitarian matters.

After an outcry against that vote, International Relations and Cooperation Minister Lindiwe Sisulu instructed South Africa’s diplomats in New York to back the resolution when it came up in the plenary of the General Assembly.

That happened on Saturday, when
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Five Chinese nationals arrested for human trafficking and prostitution in Polokwane

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The South African Police Service in Limpopo continue to work tirelessly during the festive season period as an implementation of practical tactics to ensure safer environment for all citizens of the province.

Operation ‘Quiet Storm’, an intelligence led joint operations has led to the apprehension of more than sixty suspects for serious charges in a number of clusters, especially in crime infested areas.

In Polokwane, five Chinese nationals were arrested for human trafficking, dealing in prostitution, possession of suspected stolen goods and bribery.

Police spokesperson, Col Moatshe Ngoepe, says the arrests emanated from a joint operation composing of specialised units and during the arrest, goods worth an estimated value of R100 000 were seized.

In the Makhado Cluster, three suspects were arrested for possession of a suspected stolen motor vehicle and possession of a firearm without a license following tip-offs about a stolen Mercede
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Millions of Rands of taxpayers money are exploited on State’s funeral burials for so called struggle hero’s to please ancestral spirits while thousands of citizens are living in poverty

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At the rate that ANC’s “stalwarts” are now dying, local governments and the state will be spending a lot of money for burials and funerals.

Every ANC member now dying is considered a “struggle hero” and “deserves” a state funeral. African funerals are accompanied by generous refreshments and the traditional rituals that must be completed to please all the ancestral spirit.

The state’s lavish funeral burials for almost every struggle hero amount to millions of rand, especially when the grand entertainment’s expenses are accounted for where everyone is present.

By: Die Vryburger
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East Transvaal farmer says ANC government will be sorry if they plan to take his land without compensation

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The ANC government of Cyril Ramaphosa will be very sorry if they decide to take the land of a farmer from the Eastern Transvaal without compensation.

The farmer, who prefers to remain anonymous, has decided that his farm’s value will drop drastically if the government decides to take its land.

He says there are many ways in which the farm can be made “useless”, because if they want to take land, they can do it, but before that day finally arrives, his farm will be “converted into a piece of land that will be useless for a very long time ”.

Asked what he was going to do, there was apparently only a mischievous smile on the open, honest face of a man who built his place with hard work.

“One of the first things that can be done is to burn off all the buildings, and to destroy the fields where crops are standing, to break up dam walls, to destroy windmills and boreholes, but that’s not all …” he s
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Expropriation of land without compensation, recently being pursued in South Africa, many fear the nation fall into a Zimbabwe style collapse or an all-out civil war will brake out in full swing

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In this video by KM, we see how, with expropriation of land without compensation, recently being pursued in South Africa, many fear the nation fall into a Zimbabwe style collapse or an allout civil war.

Zimbabwe collapsed after the land was taken away from white farmers and the unemployment rose to 90%. Black leaders and the uneducated black masses in South Africa are threatening to take the land by force if necessary and the South African ANC government plans to legalise this theft of white owned land. Certain groups like Suidlanders believe that civil war in the country is coming. Numerous violent farm attacks and farm murders are on the increase in South Africa.

As with Zimbabwe the theft of legally owned land could result in a civil war as farmers and the minority white population refuse to give up their land. The land which was never stolen and was legally obtained by whites was never owned by the blacks and it was never theirs to start with.
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Ramaphosa are warned that political climate in Eastern Transvaal is a time bomb that can explode at any moment in the face of the ANC

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The Eastern Transvaal is a time bomb that can explode at any moment in the face of the ANC, is the warning sent to the president, Cyril Ramaphosa.

The so-called Umkhonto we Sizwe Council in the province warns that fraud and other illegal activities take place in different ANC branches.

The council also said in a media conference that the province is experiencing tremendous mutual tension that causes red lights to flash for the ANC as a political party.

Claims are made that the current provincial executive committee manipulates the processes to promote their own interests.

Corruption has been raised but it is unclear to whom reference is made, and the MK Council wants to make serious warnings of which Cyril Ramaphosa has to take note.

MK Council says they do not want to place something like the Free State’s Gupta or see a second Zimbabwe in the Eastern Transvaal, and want to see Ramaphosa before Christmas.

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ANC’s ground theft program are petrifying farmers and they are now making plans to protect themselves from total bankruptcy

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Unconfirmed reports say farmers are now exporting money to foreign banks, fearing that Ramaphosa can also confiscate it.

After all, farmers are also beginning to sell their equipment and transfer the money to foreign banks  for the purpose of buying or renting land elsewhere, but not in South Africa or Namibia.

Information received from farmers who prefer to stay anonymous says they are receiving offers from around the world to farm at attractive conditions.

Farmers believe there is no prospect for farming in South Africa, because your property can be taken away from you every day, and then they are seated without a future.

Agricultural experts are worried that the new trend will lead to a crisis in food production, and that untrained black farmers will throw in the towel  if the natural disasters hit them.

This could lead to an overall depopulation of rural areas, which has catastrophic consequences for everyone in the country.<
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