Dublin man had been due to return home within the next two weeks when he was killed in Cape Town. Irish charity worker John Curran (60), who was killed in Cape Town South Africa on Wednesday, was due to return to Ireland within the next two weeks having completed a contract with Mellon Educate, the..
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Irish Charity Worker Who Knew South Africa was Dangerous, stabbed to death in Cape Town
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British Troops Shoot Traitor May as She Connives With African Despots in South Africa
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Dear Mrs May – Prime Minister of GB
I fear you made a terrible error of judgement in Cape Town when you failed to condemn the ANC regime’s proposed racist land grab.
Millions of South Africans and Brits can’t understand why you appear to be in favour of collective punishment based on race. Your apparent show of support for the race based landgrab in South Africa is not only an attack on South African farmers but in the long run it cannot possibly be in the interest of Britain.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TPOv7q2vPA
There are already reports that some tenants have stopped paying rent, arguing that the farms/homes they rent will soon be expropriated and the title deeds signed over to them. Property owners in South Africa are now unable to find people willing to buy their houses. Farmers are reluctant to invest in new plant and agricultural machinery.
It’s a great tragedy that you appear to have endorsed this lunacy that will bring South Africa to its knees. The price Bri
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#BlackPrivilege University Students in South Africa Refuse to Write Exams Because Its Too Difficult
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In a video that went viral on social media, hundreds of students from the University of Limpopo (UL) can be seen exiting a lecture hall because the exam they were set to write was ‘too difficult’.
University of Limpopo’s (UL) spokesperson Johannes Selepe, confirmed that the video is authentic, adding that investigations are underway and action will be taken when the investigations have concluded.
“It happened last week Tuesday at 18:00. They were writing Educational Philosophy,” Selepe told the media.
https://youtu.be/OhArJZ_oj_I
Numerous videos are doing the rounds on social media and have sparked heated debates on pass marks. Some ‘celebrated’ with the students while others condemned the students’ behaviour.
AfriForum’s Deputy CEO, Ernst Roets took to Twitter to give his take on it, saying “Philosophy is hard. This must be oppression…”
African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) leader and MP Kenneth Meshoe slammed the students. “The behav
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