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Afriforum Release Their Moderate Version of Farm Murder Statistics For 2019, Showing a 27% Increase in Daily Attacks! Defend & Protect Yourself – The Black Majority Regime Will Not!

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Afriforum have released their version of 2019 farm attack statistics which can be taken as a minimum, given their moderate conservative approach and it only includes attacks reported to them. However, despite this, it still shows a clear increase in the slow war and genocide on whites and even farm workers are affected.

The Afriforum statistics of farm murders and attacks for the 2019 year shows that farm attacks have increased yearly from 2011 with altogether 552 farm attacks that were reported to Afriforum in 2019. This represents a 27% increase from the 433 farm attacks reported in 2018. Lorraine Claassen, an analyst with Afriforum, says the most farm murders were in the Free State last year, a total of 11.

The numbers of farm murders in the Free State have risen considerably in the last 3 years but still altogether 30% of farm attacks last year occurred in Gauteng. Claasen explains that criminals can attack multiple smallholdings like those in Erasmia and Mul
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Gauteng Chocolate Firm Told He Employs TOO MANY Black Women! ANC’s Sexist Race Based BEE Laws & Representivity Policy is Social Engineering at its Communist Worst!

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A Belgian chocolate manufacturer in Gauteng was left dumbfounded when he was told by the Department of Labour, that he employs too many black women! In good old Communist tradition, the ANC Employment Police from the Department of Labour, which are trying to enforce the ANC regime’s strict national demographic racial quota system (aka representivity), for the workplace, has struck at a family business in Kempton Park which manufactures Belgian chocolate.

The raid has left the owner of the business, Mr Kees Beyers, dumbfounded after the Department of Labour inspector, Thabo Masenya, told him that he employs too many black women. No this is not fake news! This actually happened! Mr Beyers, who was born in Belgium, began the family business making chocolate more than 30 years ago in South Africa. He initially came to work for his sister and liked the country so much that he decided to stay and start his own business.

Today Beyers Chocolate employs more than 400 peop
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Man’s testicles almost cut off in yet another #FarmAttack! Couple brutally beaten, kicked and stabbed in the Welbekend area of Bapsfontein, Gauteng

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4-6 Farm attackers strangled Timothy Rademeyer (51) with a scarf and cut his private parts with a sharp object in a barbaric attack that happened Tuesday night, or in the early morning hours on Wednesday, in the Welbekend area in Bapsfontein, Gauteng. Timothy’s partner, Dirkie Voges (61), was also seriously injured in the farm attack.

The couple were found on Wednesday morning after Dirkie managed to walk to the nearest road. A good Samaritan passerby, Mr Ian Jackson, saw Voges next to the road at around 07:30 and drove her to his cousin, who is a paramedic living nearby. He and his cousin, Candice Allison, then drove to the farmhouse where a bloody scene awaited them.

They found Rademeyer with a scarf tied so tightly around his neck that they had to cut it off. Rademeyer had deep cuts to his arms, head and also private parts. Rademeyer and Voges were both also brutally beaten and kicked. Voges sustained concussion and her ear drum had burst from the blows. Radem
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10 Babies die at Tembisa Hospital, Gauteng due to outbreak of antibiotic resistant bacteria – deaths could have been avoided if there was sustainable hygiene and sufficient staff

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The SA Human Rights Commission says the Tembisa Hospital in Gauteng urgently needs more staff after another 10 babies have died in the institution.

The babies born in the hospital have died in recent weeks, and although numerous reasons have been stated, the hospital is held responsible for the death of all the babies.

The allegations are that insects are causing the death of another 10 babies, which are believed to be present due to poor hygiene in the building.

The outbreak of antibiotic-resistant bacteria caused the babies to die in less than two months, and now the Human Rights Commission says the hospital will solve the problem by appointing more staff.

However, experts believe the problem could have been avoided with good, and sustainable, hygiene, which does not necessarily mean that more staff is needed.

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Controversial Panyaza Lesufi’s online registration system plunges schools across SA into total chaos

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The placement of pupils by the Department of Education has created new crises, leaving parents and pupils furious.

Cases have been reported from certain schools in the Central Transvaal region that are hopelessly overcrowded, which have apparently been criticized for evading the truth many pupils have not even be placed yet.

What is alarming, however, is that pupils are so misplaced that they are now up to 40 km away from the school they have to travel to every day.

The chaos that prevailed at many schools on the first day of school was fiercely denied by Gauteng spokesperson Lesufi of the education department

Educators believe that whites should immediately take their children out of the crowded classrooms and place them in private schools where adequate space and good teaching methods are applied.

The excellent academic achievements of BCVO schools have shown that pupils not only receive excellent education but also broaden their knowledge in a safe, p
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The Other Elana Barkhuizen: 3 Years After Fake Racism Allegations, Still NO Apology To Annel Engelbrecht of Koeitjies & Kalfies Creche From Racist Panyaza Lesufi!

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Annel Engelbrecht, owner of the Koeitjies and Kalfies creche in Centurion, still suffers the consequences of a fake racism incident manufactured by a racebaiting black mother which was picked up by Panyaza Lesufi, the well known hater of Afrikaans language schools and MEC for education in Gauteng.

While the rest of the country has moved on due to mainstream media ignoring and forgetting about the incident, her reputation is still being harmed and she still suffers financially as a result of the fake and false allegations. This is because prospective clients google the name of her creche to do their research, before placing their children there, and she believes the negative search results which bring up the incident, is costing her prospective placements. Because she never got an apology after being falsely accused of racism she has no way of resoundingly countering the allegation.

This poor woman was made a victim of the fake racism accusers back in 2016, when
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#TheAfricanWay – Complete Modern Housing Complex of 1,870 Family Homes Worth R230 Million in SOWETO, Carried Away Stone by Stone, Brick by Brick, Plank by Plank…

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The Everything For Free syndrome and demand culture of the black South African population took its normal heavy toll after a modern housing complex in Soweto was completed back in 2011. Today, nothing is left, the complexes have been physically destroyed, carried away stone by stone, brick by brick, plank by plank, until only ruins are left today.

There were altogether 460 complexes that could have housed 4 families each! That is 1,840 family homes! The reason that nobody ever moved into the houses is that the people who would have benefited were not willing to pay rent of a mere R750 per month, for a brand new and state maintained apartment with running water and electricity! The units came complete with built-in cupboards, stoves and bathrooms, but only partial walls remain today.

One wonders where they live today? Maybe invaded some land illegally? It should also be noted that the racist black nationalist ANC regime do not build houses for whites, even if the
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Snake Drive in Benoni near N12 will be closed for a long time due to sinkhole

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Sinkhole swallowed a portion of Snake Drive near the N12 in Benoni, according to William Ntladi, spokesman for the Ekurhuleni emergency services, working with several engineers to determine the cause of the sinkhole and to make plans for that hole on one of the southbound lanes collapsed.

Ntladi said both lanes were closed indefinitely for the safety of motorists.

Maroela Media earlier reported that the Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport had warned motorists at the beginning of November against the sinking four meters deep.

Footage of the sinkhole has been circulated on social media this week in which it appears that this hole is much larger in the face of heavy rain this week. However, Ntladi said Thursday morning that the hole is no bigger than mid-November.

Earlier this year, the road was predicted to be ready for use by the middle of next year.

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Flooding in Centurion is causing havoc

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Continuous rains in the Central Transvaal are disrupting traffic but in Centurion buildings, roads and low water bridges became dangerous.

Large areas are flooded, and many vehicles are being swept away by the floodwater, but to date it is unknown whether any people died in the floodwater.

In some places, more than 280 mm of rain has been measured for the past week, and meteorologists predict even more rain for Tuesday.

Chaos has arisen on roads and some streets, and load shedding has also caused long queues of vehicles to stand by robots that do not work.

Meanwhile, Die Vryburger learned that parts of the Northern Cape that had not been raining for four years now are “past the stage where drought relief will help”, one of the farmers said.

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Former South African fatally wounded after shots being fired in broad daylight at Menlyn Maine mall

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JB Strydom was shot dead in the parking lot of the Menlyn Maine shopping center on Monday.

Strydom, 44, who had been running a towage business in Kempton Park for several years, was only on a short visit to South Africa after recently immigrating to Britain. He was shot in the chest in the parking lot of the Menlyn Maine shopping mall when he allegedly tried to help a friend.

According to information received, Strydom was at the center to meet a friend. An exchange of words broke out between this friend and another man who eventually shot Strydom.

Cedric Martel, owner of Le Martel Security, who was at the center for a meeting, said he also heard the fight at the far end of the parking lot.

According to Network 24, there were two anonymous eyewitnesses who saw the man shot by a “man with dark hair and a long ponytail”. Both also saw the fight but couldn’t figure out what it was about.

A security guard, who was on duty in the parking lot, told how they wer
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