Posts tagged with 'crisis'

 

Globalist Campaign Painting Farmers as “The Enemy of The State”, Strikes The Netherlands & Belgium

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The Netherlands is still inherently an agricultural country, which produces a colossal result by surface area, placing it second in the world ranking for agricultural and horticultural product exports. The Dutch farmers and horticulturists form the historical platform of a prosperous Netherlands. However, the globalist Rutte/Kaag government, following World Economic Forum policy, has implemented the plan to liquidate/buy out a significant part of these farmers and agricultural companies.

Buying them out is a self inflicted injury as that amount is recovered from the citizens through all kinds of taxes and levies. The excuse given for the liquidation of agriculture is allegedly to combat the Nitrogen influence. However, the trend has already over the last three decades been very effective; given the measures already taken by the sector(s) themselves. Moreover, the nitrogen problem is a false assumption; This is partly because, like most Western nations, the sm
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Dumb Twit!! SA will overcome load shedding like apartheid, says Ramaphosa

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President Cyril Ramaphosa says the energy crisis currently faced by the country will soon come to an end.

South Africans have expressed frustration, as Eskom battles to keep the lights on with stage 4 load shedding currently in place and was expected to last until 11pm.

Ramaphosa, speaking in Sharpeville on Thursday in his Human Rights Day speech, said he put measures in place to ensure that the country comes out of the dark.

“We will overcome this electricity crisis that is engulfing our country at this moment. We will overcome it just as we overcame the apartheid challenge,” he said.

HOW POWER CUTS COULD AFFECT SA’S GDP GROWTH
Severe planned power cuts at Eskom are expected to shave 0.3 percentage points off first-quarter GDP growth, Goldman Sachs said on Thursday.

The country has suffered from some of the worst power cuts in several years and a major challenge for Ramaphosa two months before an election at which he w
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Huge water crisis looming in Greater Pretoria area – several black residential areas, including squatter camps in the area can be left without water

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The Pretoria municipality calls on residents to use water sparingly to avoid an enormous crisis.

The city’s storage tanks reached dangerously low levels due to high demand during the heat wave, which lasted several days.

According to the government’s Twitter message, which only reaches about 60% of residents, residents are urged not to waste water.

Some areas are already experiencing water supply disruptions, but the municipality is failing to communicate effectively with all residents, nor does it have a sound plan of action to penalize offenders who use water poorly without appropriate measures.

The water level of the Garsfontein storage tank, which is the largest and situated in the central distribution point, has dropped drastically due to high demand.

The Garsfontein storage tank struggles to maintain the 45% level, and was below the 40% level as demand at the Koedoesnek and Elarduspark tanks continued to surge.</p
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SA government hospitals degenerate into abattoirs and mortuaries! – Nearly 4,000 deaths reported in Gauteng state hospitals in 2018 due to medical negligence

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Intervention must take place at an extremely high level immediately to eradicate the crisis currently prevailing in state hospitals. It was revealed today that there were more than 3,832 deaths in Gauteng hospitals in 2018 due to medical negligence.

Gauteng Health MEC Bandile Masuku provided the figures in response to a written question from Jack Bloom, a DA member of the Gauteng legislature.

So-called serious misfortunes (SAEs) are described as incidents in which unintentional harm is done to a patient because of something done, or not done to a patient, rather than due to a patient’s illness or underlying medical condition.

Most of these incidents – a total of 1,763 – were reported at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto. This hospital is the third largest in the world and serves as a referral hospital for patients nationwide. Nearly 150,000 patients are admitted there annually and 500,000 outpatients are treated.

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Leftish DA is falling apart, even the leader has left his flock – Wondering what the future holds for the party

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The leftist DA who has just received his leader’s resignation is likely to be further harassed by Maimane, who did not hesitate to accuse the party of being an “ordinary member”.

Maimane said the DA was “not a party for everyone” and thus opened the door to forfeit his position as a member of parliament.

Maimane led the party for four years, and his statement that the party “is not the vehicle best built to build his vision for SA” gives the impression that he will leave the DA at a better time and establish his own party.

Informed sources claim that his remarks were not well received in the DA caucus, and even had negative consequences in the social network.

Maimane has been widely criticized for failing in the general election, and is accused of failing to create a new vision for the DA.

In a later statement, the DA said Maimane could no longer lead the party in parliament, and unconfirme
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Sexual harassment at schools worsens, learners and teachers are targeted

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It is not only children who are sexually harassed by teachers, because there are also hundreds of incidents of teaching staff harassed by pupils.

During the past financial year, the Department of Education dealt with 633 cases where teachers were harassed.

In a series of social media posts, warnings have been issued to all those guilty of the crime, but experts say the government’s actions speak of a reluctance to resolve the crisis.

According to a report to the parliamentary committee, 32 teachers were fired because of their involvement in sexual harassment, of which there are several incidents of rape.

Of all the incidents brought against teachers, only 101 cases were subject to disciplinary hearing, of which only 67 were found guilty.

Concerns have been expressed about the large increase in incidents while action against the culprits is only a small percentage.

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#Whitelife don’t matter: 19 Farm attacks, 2 farm murders in South Africa, 1-15 August 2019

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There have already been nineteen farm attacks and two farm murders in South Africa in the first half of August 2019.

During July 2019, there were 39 farm attacks, 4 farm murders and 4 farm attacks were successfully averted. There is little being done to address the crisis and the government continues to avoid the topic whilst many white South Africans are being targeted, tortured and raped in these violent attacks.

The statistics were supplied by The Rome Research Institute of South Africa.

#Whitelives don’t matter: 19 Farm attacks, 2 farm murders in South Africa, 1-15 August 2019

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R200 mill of drought relief monies intended for KwaZulu Natal gone missing – South Africa’s farmers find themselves in a crisis and as a result, our country’s food security and economy are also in crisis

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The FF Plus is shocked and disgusted by the news that nearly R220 million, which was earmarked for drought relief in KwaZulu Natal, went missing. It is unclear how the money went missing and the FF Plus demands an urgent investigation into the matter so that the guilty parties can be called to account.

The drought has already taken its toll on the agricultural sector with livestock deaths and poor harvests being at the order of the day. There have been enormous livestock losses in the Free State, Northern Cape and Eastern Cape in particular and some of these parts have not had any rain since November 2017.

The government must urgently prioritise drought relief for commercial as well as emerging farmers. The government must also ensure that the process is managed properly so that the money allocated to drought relief is not stolen, as is the case in KwaZulu Natal.

There are cases where service providers were appointed by means of a tender process
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KZN meat producers affected by panic over foot-and-mouth disease – Neighbouring countries have banned the import of SA’s red meat until they get proof the outbreak is contained

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KwaZulu-Natal meat producers are concerned about the effect of the ban on the export of South African red meat after a strain of the foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) was discovered in Limpopo last week.

SA’s FMD-free status was suspended after the disease was confirmed by the FMD laboratory and the matter was reported to the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE).

Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, eSwatini and Mozambique have announced a complete ban on importing South African meat until they have proof that the disease has been contained.

Sandy le Marque, the CEO of the KwaZulu-Natal Agricultural Union (Kwanalu), told Business Day that farmers in the province are deeply affected by the ban and the ensuing panic about the disease. “The impact of a serious disease such as FMD is really serious for agriculture as a whole. What remains critical is for livestock producers in KwaZulu-Natal to tighten up their bio-security protocols, remain vigilant an
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