Land claims, whether legitimate, fraudulent or opportunistic, can cripple farms, businesses and the families that depend on them. 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. That is why the family farmer network, the Southern African Agri Initiative (SAAI), decided to publish the largest digital land claims database online. Until now the ANC and Department of Agriculture have done everything possible to keep this information secret, but now the SAAI web page enables users to determine their land claim status in about 20 seconds!
SAAI Discloses Land Claims Database Online! Charges Agriculture Minister Thoko Didiza with Contempt of Court
Population Replacement: Two Pioneering Free State Family Names Wiped Out by War on Boers!
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The Plague of Farm Murders Today, Proves The “Bittereinders” Were Right, Boers Should Never Have Surrendered! The centuries long battle between the “Tillers of the Soil” and the “Moneylenders” is kept secret, yet it rages on in South Africa right before our eyes, where for yet another farming family who tilled the soil for 147 years, this era has violently ended with the heartbreaking, but sadly not unique story, of how the family names of 2 pioneering Free State families, the Hennenman and Hills families, were wiped out in 2 wars against the Boers, over a century apart.
The interwoven Hennenman and Hills family names are no more, finally and violently wiped out in a Farm Murder recently and the Anglo-Boer war 120 years ago – the slow genocide (although undeclared) war against whites driven and encouraged by the ANC and EFF in South Africa. Whose family name stands to be wiped out next?</p
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Ford SA decided to compensate after at least 39 Kuga vehicles caught fire, where people burned to death or where injured severely
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The Ford Motor Company in South Africa finally decided to start negotiations with people and families who incurred damage with a Ford Kuga.
The poorly crafted Kuga whose machine apparently overheats and caused at least 39 owners’ terror by catching fire and even lead to the death of several people or serious injuries. Furthermore, at least 34 of the more than 4,500 Ford cars have shown serious deficiencies in the manufacturer’s vehicle.
Experts told Die Vryburger it creates the impression that Ford tried to shy away from debt recognition for so long before they became prepared to negotiate compensation and expressed the opinion that Ford’s quality control controls are extremely questionable.