On Friday evening  May 4 around about 7.50pm, a 71-year-old man was shot several times in an alleged farm attack on the West Rand. Just after the incident, reports of the attack went viral on several Whatsapp groups in Randfontein. Constable Lucky Matome, Tarlton Police’s spokesperson, said the West Rand Trio Task Team and the […]

Still think illegal immigration is a good idea? This child is just one of many that have died over the years trying to cross into South Africa over the croc infested Zambezi or Limpopo rivers. In fact even during Apartheid africans would risk their lives to get INTO apartheid South Africa and in those days […]

The discussion with Simon Roche of SA Prepper group Suidlanders, looks at how and why the dismantling of Apartheid has caused the destruction of Black South Africa and the genocide of White South Africans. Whilst the Destruction of South Africa will have consequences regionally and worldwide, the question is whether it is deliberate and whether […]

Eileen and Allastriona discuss the Irish's apparent inability to realise they are slowly and deliberately being replaced. Ireland is learning about "The African Way" as rampaging migrants indulging in the conquest of Ireland at Leo's invite. "Bring the third world into your country and your country WILL become a third world country." The Irish are, too slowly for their own good, beginning to realise, that Leo's "New irish" come from violent places and cultures and many have criminal records, hence the reason they left there country. They therefore have very little regard for law and order never mind social cohesion and common decency. They have been spoilt by Leo and Co and now feel entitled to anything they want whenever they want as much as they want.

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 Irish-based African development charity, in Capetown. He had been director of education for the charity there since October 2016. Mr Curran was stabbed to death in his city centre apartment in Cape Town, South African on Wednesday. Police spokesperson Captain Ezra October told The Irish Times on Thursday that Mr Curran was found deceased on Wednesday morning. “Our forensic team has been at the scene of the crime gathering evidence and the body has been taken to the mortuary,” he said. A murder case has been opened by the police but no arrests have been made yet, Captain October added. Mr Curran, from Templeogue, had been founding principal of Good Sh

The protests outside Google's European Headquarters in Dublin continued this weekend, with the left with their mainstream media tag alongs finally taking notice after 4 weeks.

Subsequent to the outcry after asylum was denied by Australia to a women and her family who was raped by a racist rapist, in front of her children, SKY in Australia has interviewed the victim, Nicky. It appears the Australian Government and the Australian people have a different view on offering refuge to persecuted South […]

TOP TEN SOROS TARGETS FROM 2016 – UP UNTIL NOW: Soros will back the most anti-Christian and pro-Muslim presidential candidates in various countries “Another BRICS leader Soros sees as vulnerable is Jacob Zuma, the president of South Africa. Soros’s goal is to destroy the BRICS by peeling away South Africa and Brazil from the alliance, […]

We are running a series of true stories from CognitiveDissident5 in which she talks about daily life in South Africa. The stories will primarily span the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s. This is story #2 entitled: The day they killed Lungawo.

The vulgar sculpture which thankfully is no more… We are running a series of true stories from CognitiveDissident5 in which she talks about daily life in South Africa. The stories will primarily span the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s. This is story …

The police in the Eastern Free State arrested three suspects on Sunday, April 23, in connection with the murders of Pieter van der Berg (49) and his domestic, Tsietso Matsabisa (55). In another merciless farm attack, a farmer of the Wepener district in the Free State and his domestic worker were shot dead on Thursday, […]

A Slow War is the opposite of the Blitzkrieg. A war so slow that you hardly notice it. A war so slow that those waging it can deny that it is actually happening. Under the fog of war they hide it as “ordinary crime”. The end result is still the same as the Blitzkrieg. Total […]

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South Africa’s offshore has just yielded a massive natural gas and condensate find that could open a new exploration province for oil majors and change the energy fortunes of the country. France’s major Total said that it had made a significant discovery on the Brulpadda prospects off the southern coast of South Africa. “With this discovery, Total has opened a new world-class gas and oil play and is well positioned to test several follow-on prospects on the same block,” said Kevin McLachlan, Senior Vice President Exploration at Total. According to Total’s chief executive Patrick Pouyanne, the discovery could hold 1 billion barrels of oil equivalent of gas and condensate resources. The operator of the license, Total, and its partners Qatar Petroleum, CNR International, and South African consortium Main Street, now plan to acquire 3D seismic data this year, followed by up to four exploration wells on the license. “It is exciting for our country that this