Posts tagged with 'fire'

 

VIDEO: White Cross in Memory of Murdered Farmers Burnt (Necklaced) & Called a “Hate Sign” by Radical MadibengFM Presenter!

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#TurningWhiteIntoBlack – The desecrater of the white cross memorial for Farm Murders was identified in the video as extremist Madibeng FM 105.3FM presenter Nick Motloung. Knowing black people can do no wrong in SA, he even callously confirmed his actions to local newspaper Kormorant, admitting that it was him who set the white wooden cross, which was erected to honor people murdered on farms, alight on the R511 in Brits by putting a burning tyre on it. The tyre was used deliberately, not only as it was the weapon of choice for Winnie Mandela, to burn black people alive who do not become extremists too, but also, as was mentioned in the video, to turn the white cross black!

The hateful incident happened on Monday and was filmed by a female who is clearly known to Nick who shared it widely on social media. Motloung tried to justify his actions to Kormorant newspaper by saying that he meant the cross burning to serve as message to farmers that “enough is e
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Even in Lockdown Blacks Continue To Burn Down & Sabotage Their Own Schools! Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi Blames Syndicates Without Giving a Motive? More Handouts or to Force Black Kids into White Schools Maybe?

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Burning down their own schools has been a stupid part of black political expression for half a century and it is probably a good bet that these perpetrators are members of ANC youth league. It is certainly a trend when a fourth school in Gauteng has gone up in flames just during the lockdown conditions, despite supposed enhanced security conditions by the police and army to keep people in their homes! This brings the total to 22 schools in the province which have now been sabotaged, just in the 12 days of confinement. So what are they trying to achieve politically this time? Maintain their victimhood, tender fraud, or to force more “underprivileged” black kids in white schools, where education is treasured and respected, not used as a political tool?

This latest school to have been burnt was Soshanguve High, which was set alight in the early hours of Wednesday. Another school, Amogelang, also in Soshanguve, was set on fire on Tuesday. The fire was started in the administrativ
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#TheAfricanWay Sub-Station in Springs Burns Down Because Ekhurhuleni (East Rand) Municipality Failed To Do Repairs After Break-in Last Year, Despite Being Warned It Could Catch Fire, Leaving Thousands Without Power!

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#BetterUnderApartheid An important electrical sub-station in Springs, which was damaged during a break-in by vandals last year, was left in the dilapidated state, creating a fire risk, has finally burnt down on Sunday, leaving thousands of residents and manufacturing businesses in the industrial area New Era, without electricity. It could take up to 2 weeks to repair the damage.

The businesses in the industrial area like Kellogg’s, will obviously lose millions of Rands in lost manufacturing. The substation was never properly fixed after the last break-in and an electrician warned the Ekurhuleni Metro Municipality in a damage report, which was compiled after the last break-in, that the substation is a ticking time bomb, and was for instance, not properly earthed.

The reason for the Metro’s lack of action to fix the damage seems to be that the insurer never wanted to pay out an insurance claim for the damage caused by the vandals. Dare we ask? The insurance claim c
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Fire Destroy De Aar’s Courts After Explosion Because De Aar’s Volunteer Fire Service Has 30 Year Old Firetruck With Leaky Hoses

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Is civilization too complicated for Africa? A huge fire destroyed De Aar’s Courts. The volunteer fire squad arrived with the town’s 30 year old fire truck but could not extinguish the fire due to leaking fire hoses.

De Aar was shaken by a huge explosion last night at 21:45. Only about 2 hours later a huge fire was spotted at the local Magistrates Court. The part of the building that was destroyed houses the Roving, High and Regional court. So in effect De Aar don’t have Courts anymore.

The suspicion is that the fire was started by electricity supply to the town that was too high, because of faulty equipment. De Aar do not have a fulltime Fire Department and only uses a voluntary fire service. When they finally arrived with the town’s 30 year old fire truck, their efforts to put out the fire were hampered by fire hoses that were leaking. A spokesperson from the municipality says there is no money to finance a full time fire service.

If they are not blaming “apa
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In SA where there is a shortage of schools, it has become a norm to torch the few that is left – North West school torched during barbaric incident

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North West education MEC Mmaphefo Matsemela has condemned the torching of a block of classrooms at Leruntse Lesedi Secondary School in Delareyville.

The fire occurred on Friday October 11.

“It is alleged that in the early hours of Friday, the school principal received a report that the school was on fire,” said department spokesperson Elias Malindi.

“A block of classrooms, which constituted of two classrooms and the office of the head of department, were burnt down.”

One of the classrooms was being used as a storage facility. It housed equipment including a photocopier, refrigerator, microwave, lawnmower, garden tools and cleaning materials, as well as files, textbooks and stationery packs for learners, said Malindi.

The other classroom contained 30 tables and 60 chairs. These too were destroyed in the blaze.

Matsemela indicated in a statement that she believed the blaze was started deliberately.

“I strongly condemn this barbaric incident of
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DA says away with controversial PP while EFF and Zuma faction stand firmly behind Mkhwebane

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The leftist DA’s efforts to fire the Public Protector continue, but the Red Brigade is apparently trying to do everything possible to prevent her from losing her post.

Busisiwe Mkhwebane faces many problems, and now the portfolio committee reflecting on her has succeeded in referring the matter to the Speaker of Parliament.

The Red Brigade and the ANC’s Zuma faction are firmly behind Mkhwebane, but the other opposition parties in parliament have been demanding her resignation for some time.

In the midst of many court cases in which the PP has failed, the main reason is that opposition parties believe that she is not up to the task of the Public Protector.

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St Francis Bay fire: Mayor blames “informal settlers” for causing the blaze

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Horatio Hendricks has revealed what he believes the cause of the St Francis Bay fire to be, pinning the blame on a nearby informal settlement.

A raging fire tore through the coastal resort of St Francis Bay on Tuesday, as up to 20 homes were gutted by the blaze. Evacuations were carried out quickly and there has been no loss of life to report.

The fire has now been contained by the local fire department, who are also being assisted by resources from the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality. St Francis Bay is over 100km from the region, just south of Jeffrey’s Bay.

The teams attempting to tackle the inferno came up against strong winds and warm temperatures late into Tuesday, but the situation has since stabilised. Attention has now turned to establishing how exactly this situation developed.

St Francis Bay fire cause determined
St Francis Bay Mayor Horatio Hendricks spoke to eNCA about the cause of the fire. He believes that residents
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