Africans love to hate the very thing they want the most. They allegedly hate colonialism, but want everything it offers. During the economic boom of Apartheid South Africa, Africans were risking their lives to get INTO apartheid South Africa and there weren’t any sprawling refugee camps on the borders of the country Africans so loved to hate. Now, apart from the destruction of the economic boom by the ANC regime, it seems little has changed – Africans are still flooding INTO South Africa, although now there is no border, so very little risk. Through a policy of Deliberate Negligence, the ANC has effectively implemented an open border policy for South Africa, much to the UN’s pleasure…
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Counterfeit South African Passports Are Big Business as Other Africans Use South Africa and it’s Passport as a Gateway to Claim Asylum in Ireland & UK
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Fourth suspect in Isis-linked murder of British couple killed in SA, to apply for bail
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The fourth accused in the Isis-linked murder case of Cape Town-based British botanists Rodney and Rachel Saunders will make a formal application for bail in the Verulam Magistrate’s Court, north of Durban, on Thursday. Ahmad Jackson Mussa, a 35-year-old Malawian citizen better known by his alias “Bazooka”, will apply for bail after being held in..
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The British Army are recruiting: South Africans can now join the British Army without even living in the UK
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Citizens of Commonwealth countries will be able to join the British armed forces even if they do not live in Britain, the government said on Monday as it struggles to fill vacancies. Britain’s junior defence minister Mark Lancaster said in a statement to parliament that the previous five-year residency requirement for Commonwealth army recruits has..
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Why Some British expatriates are struggling to get their passport renewals processed
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Though the British government originally stated that the closure of regional passport processing centres around the world wouldn’t affect the processing of passport applications and renewals it seems that this is not the case.
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What South African expats need to know about financial emigration and recession
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With the South African economy currently in recession, lessening the effects of Rand volatility is a top priority for many people at the moment. Many expatriates have retirement funds and other assets in South Africa that they would like to withdraw and transfer offshore. This is known as the process of financial emigration. SAFFA.com had a look at the most common questions about this process below.
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British birdwatcher stabbed to death by a mugger in the Burman Bush nature reserve near Durban
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A British birdwatcher was stabbed to death by a robber in South Africa when looking for a rare species. Simon Milliken, 60, was chased and stabbed by the robber for his camera on a trail just 500 yards into the Burman Bush nature reserve near Durban. His American companion managed to escape and alert rescue..
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Britain supports South Africa’s land reform programme
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Britain supports South Africa’s land reform programme – provided it is carried out legally, according to prime minister Theresa May, who is currently in the country as part of a one-day working visit. Speaking at the ID Mkhize Secondary School in Gugulethu in Cape Town on Tuesday (28 August), May added that she would further..
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Golf: Drietal laat SA vlag hoog wapper
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In drie kort weke het die hele landskap van Suid-Afrikaanse gholf skynbaar verander. Die krag – so lyk dit nou – is gesetel in die jong mans wat die wit balletjie jaag: mans in hul twintigerjare wat hul eerste treë op die groot verhoë gee, amateurs wat nog voorberei vir geldgholf en tieners wat nou..
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SA veearts, Lesotho-seun onder gaste wat die naweek die Britse koninklike troue bygewoon het
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‘n Oudleerling van die St. Andrew-skool in Bloemfontein was een van honderde gaste wat die naweek die Britse koninklike troue bygewoon het.
Chris Kester Vickery (45), wat in 1990 aan dié skool gematrikuleer het, was een van die sowat 600 uitgesoekte gaste wat Saterdag die troue van die hertog en hertogin van Sussex bygewoon het.
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Human remains found in KwaZulu-Natal belong to missing British botanist
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DNA tests conducted on human remains found on the banks of the Tugela River in February have confirmed it to be from missing Cape Town Briton Rodney Saunders.
A source close in the investigation‚ who spoke to TimesLIVE on condition of anonymity‚ confirmed that the remains had been identified as that of the elderly botantist.
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