Land claims, whether legitimate, fraudulent or opportunistic, can cripple farms, businesses and their families. Thousands of land transactions, financing applications and plans to develop or expand have been scuttled by land claims, and this has cost South Africa incalculably in terms of jobs and rural development.
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SAAI Discloses Land Claims Database Online! Files Contempt of Court Against Agriculture Minister Thoko Didiza
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Black Youths Kill Their Own Milkman, a White Man Working in the Townships! Why are Black Townships a No Go Zone for Whites?
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Is anti-white racism a basic part of black culture and education these days? A local milk delivery man from Postmasburg, Andries de Klerk (57) was stoned to death by 3 black youths, whilst delivering milk in the black township of Marantheng in the Northern Cape. The father of two and grandfather, sadly succumbed to the wounds received from being stoned, in the hospital on Wednesday August 18, 2021
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Communism Fails in SA Too! ANC Admits Half of State Owned Land Lies Fallow as its Communal Farming Scheme Fails!
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The ANC’s purely communist system of communal farming by so called Community Property Associations (CPA’s), is a total failure and that admission is clear from answers provided to written questions by members of Parliament. Despite this the ANC will no doubt press on with its implementation of the communist policy that the state must own all food producing land, which is what expropriation without compensation is about. Lookup Lenin’s famine in Russia to see where this is headed…
The answers were tabled in Parliament on Thursday and Friday by Thoko Didiza, the minister for Agriculture. According to Didiza, there are 1,612 CPA’s but 1,370 of them are dysfunctional and don’t adhere to legal requirements and responsibilities. The CPA’s together with the Ingonyama Trust owns 3, 8 million hectares of farming land, that is the size of half of Mpumalanga.
According to answers that Didiza supplied in Parliament on Thursday and Friday, only half of the farms that the government
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