The Solidarity trade union has announced that they are continuing with a court application to force the minister of Water Affairs, Lindiwe Sisulu, to cancel her planned import of 24 Cuban water engineers, into South Africa at a cost of R65 million, especially since it was revealed that Sisulu refused to appoint qualified white engineers who have applied for the posts, simply because they were white.
Solidarity Taking Lindiwe Sisulu to Court to Stop Racist & Illegal Importation of Cuban Engineers!
VIDEO: #Dirkiesdorp is South Africa’s Mini #GeorgeFloyd: SAPS Investigating Officer Admits in Court that Only Accounts From Black Protesters Were Taken!
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On the same day that the US policeman Derek Chauvin, who arrested George Floyd, was found guilty in a screaming one-sided press and court, South Africa had its own version of black privilege in Piet Retief! If anyone still believed that the SA Police and court did not do a “frame job” on the group of arrested farmers from Dirkiesdorp, such white-guilt driven thoughts were properly annulled in court on Tuesday.
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) Slams EFF & ANC Regime for Increased Censorship & Authoritarianism During Covid19 Pandemic!
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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) have released their annual report on Press Freedom, citing a “dramatic deterioration” in press freedom globally, during the pandemic, citing THREE TIMES more arrests & attacks in Africa. It accused the EFF & ANC regime in South Africa of abusing Apartheid-era legislation and terrorism laws to limit coverage of government institutions, falsely claiming “national interest” to be at risk. The report says ANC state security agencies spy on some journalists and tap their phones, while some are harassed and subjected to intimidation or smear campaigns if they try to cover certain subjects, involving the African National Congress regime (ANC), its government finances, the redistribution of white owned land without compensation to blacks or corruption.
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DA:- Mpumalanga’s controversial Mandela statue the result of a bribe
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The Democratic Alliance has requested that public protector advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane investigate the procurement process. The bronze statue of former President Nelson Mandela which angered Mpumalanga locals is said to be the result of a R1.5 million bribe.
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