Posts tagged with 'Mozambique'

 

Decolonised Zimbabwe Begging Neighbours for Electricity to Stop Daily 12 Hour Blackouts!

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Like in South Africa, where the simple maintenance and upkeep of a fully functioning infrastructure seems to be a challenge to African regimes, Zimbabwe who was once a powerhouse in Southern Africa, has been reduced to asking its neighbours to commission new power plants to supply Zimbabwe, as it seems it cannot even commission its own power plants anymore.

The current electricity cuts were allegedly because of rehabilitation work at the Kariba South hydropower plant, constraints at its coal-fired Hwange plant and limited power imports (from struggling SA?), according to the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority.

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A total of 1,276 megawatts was being produced by plants in the country on Thursday, according
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Are Farm Attackers Foreign Mercenaries For Hire? Free State Attack Pre-Planned by 5 Mozambicans Who Travelled 300 KM & Spent 3 Days Observing Farm!

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The recent farm attack at Karkloof farm at Verkykerskop in the Free State, which was thankfully unsuccessful, indicates farm workers are being radicalised, and then possibly offered a share of the loot in return for information on their employers, by foreign “mercenaries” from Zimbabwe and Mozambique? Another new aspect is the apparent suicide attempt by one of the farm workers, which is an Islamic terrorist trait? This all points to the troubling idea that farm attacks and murders are an organised terrorist and crime network, which seems to be anything but “normal crime”, but don’t hold your breadth that the authorities will even bother asking any serious questions, that take them too far away from he bowl of KFC and the comfy chair behind the desk!

The Free State leader of the VF+, Mr Jan van Niekerk, himself a farmer in the Verkykerskop area, was the first responder to spot the 5 Mozambican farm attackers, who had travelled nearly 300km from Secunda and attacked
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ISIS Beheads More Than 50 People in Mozambique, only Months After Murdering Another 50 in April!

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Islamist ISIS terrorists have beheaded scores of people before disposing and dismembering the bodies in a barbaric assault on villages in Mozambique. The islamic militants are also believed to have kidnapped several women. while the remains of least 15 boys, who were participating in a traditional male initiation ceremony when the militants struck Muatide village this past weekend, were found among the dead. 

“Police learned of the massacre committed by the insurgents through reports of people who found corpses in the woods,” said a police spokesperson in the Mueda district. “It was possible to count 20 bodies spread over an area of about 500 meters.” He said. Burials for the dead are to be held on Tuesday.

The terrorists, who are linked to Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS), reportedly raided a slew of villages in the gas-rich northeastern province of Cabo
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Axis of Shame: Suicidal Lesotho Signs UN Resolution Praising China for Oppressing Hong Kong With National Security Law?

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World Domination: You would expect a tiny landlocked nation like Lesotho to be pro independence, but no, Lesotho along with Zimbabwe and Mozambique, appear to support communism and annexation. Why does Lesotho even exist? Why was Lesotho (and Swaziland & Namibia) allowed to keep its independence, but the other 10 independent bantu homeland nations were annexed by ANC in the 1994 violent coup? Why is Lesotho the favourite of UK Royals? We can only assume large amounts of money or “deals” changed hands when on July 1, 53 countries (including Communist China) signed a resolution introduced by Communist Cuba at the United Nations’ Human Rights Council in Geneva, praising China for the passing of the oppressive Hong Kong National Security Law.

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Open Borders Kill! Mozambican Gardener WANTED As Suspect in Brutal Execution of Elderly Port Elizabeth Couple

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It has become a regular news items in the New South Africa to hear that, especially vulnerable old people, have been murdered by the gardener or domestic help. Andre Saaiman (65) and his wife Lidia were murdered in early November 2017 in their home in Scott Street, Somerstrand, Port Elizabeth, but its only now, TWO YEARS later that the Police issued an international arrest warrant for their Mozambican gardener at the time, Ezequiel Carlos Cossa (26).

His location, whether he is in Mozambique or South Africa is unknown, given the porous border which the ANC regime is deliberately neglecting. According to the state prosecutor, Adv Marius Stander , it became clear that Cossa was the right suspect in November 2017, after which the process began to apply for an international arrest warrant.

Cossa stayed in a caravan at the couple’s home at the the time and on the morning when the bodies of the couple were discovered, Cossa was missing but the door of the caravan wer
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SA is one of 8 states threatened by famine

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South Africa is one of several states in Southern Africa that are among the 45 million people who will face famine in the coming winter months.

The eight states, of which Zimbabwe, Zambia, Mozambique, Madagascar, Namibia, Lesotho, Malawi and possibly Botswana are experiencing drought conditions while the economic conditions are also worrisome, have led the United Nations Food Program to issue a serious warning that 45 millions of people could be trapped in the famine.

However, Zimbabwe is in the worst strangle of famine and is even worse than a decade ago with about 8 million people facing food shortages.

In Zambia, it is envisaged that more than 20% of the population will not have food during the winter months, and this has prevented any export of foodstuffs produced.

Lesotho and Namibia could lose 10% of its population due to famine if assistance does not come from elsewhere.

 
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New multi-million project for Eastern Transvaal raises eyebrows – So far all ANC regime projects have failed and cost taxpayers millions

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A multi-million rand project, which is expected to be developed close to the Mozambique border, has raised questions and several experts have already raised their eyebrows that it will be yet another failure.

With rail and road connections at their disposal as part of the required infrastructure, it is believed to be a special economic region where expected growth by new investors is a possibility.

The project aims to plant and export crops to Mozambique, and the so-called establishment of Nkomazi’s special economic zone will apparently focus on “agro-processing”.

In December last year, the Department of Trade and Industry approved the province to develop the 673 hectares of land.

Approximately R4bn is seen as investment, which will apparently also provide a significant number of jobs, but whether the new project will also end like the Vrede Dairy project will just take the time, agricultural experts said.

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SA is at present without a president, and no one knows who is currently in charge of the banana republic

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The ANC’s president, Cyril Ramaphosa, is at present negotiating in Mozambique with the president there on matters unknown to the country’s voters.

David Mabuza, the Deputy President departed the country and sits in Ethiopia. No one knows what he is up to at this non-significant state.

South Africa has no knowledge that anyone is acting as president, and it makes the country a banana republic because it means no one can make decisions.

The presidency says Ramaphosa is in talks with Filipe Nyusi, president of Mozambique, but could not clearly say what the talks are about.

The best thing the president’s spokesman could do was tell what good relationship there is between South Africa and Mozambique since the days of the terrorist struggle.

Read the original article in Afrikaans on Die Vryburger
This report does not necessarily reflects the opinion of SA-news.

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Warning to all Drivers for the holidays: These are the busiest roads – and days – to travel in December

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If you are looking to plot a Christmas getaway, make sure you don’t get caught up on the busiest roads at the worst times. We’re here to help.

The holidays are almost upon us, which means the roads in South Africa are set to get even more packed than usual. Speaking to Business Tech, Sanral revealed the key dates and busiest roads they believe will see the highest volumes of traffic, and there are a couple surprises in the mix.

It’s just one of life’s cruel pranks, isn’t it? Yes, you can have a few days off – but you have to sit in traffic jams first. Of course you can take a lekker road trip and go see your family and friends – if you sit in an endless gridlock first.

But, with a bit of forward planning, we might just be able to help you avoid the worst of the worst. Here’s what you need to know when it comes to planning your travel over the next few weeks.

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