President Cyril Ramaphosa has urged South Africans living abroad to return to their country of birth. He also expressed a desire to stem the flow of young white South Africans to overseas destinations, joking that if he could, he would tie them to a tree to keep them in SA. The South African president was..
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Cyril Ramaphosa Invites South African Expats To Return: “Come Back. We Can Build This Country Together”, yeah right Cyril you are such a LIAR! (video)
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Not all of the South Africans abroad think of reconciliation on 16 December
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A South African expat wanted the Day of the Vow to be celebrated in New Zealand. During Apartheid, 16 December marked the Day of the Vow or the Day of the Covenant. Afrikaners commemorated the 1838 Battle of Blood River when the Voortrekkers fought and defeated Dingaan’s army. In 1994, the Day of the Vow changed to Reconciliation Day.
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The DA (Democratic Alliance) take action to close loophole that sees our expats lose their SA citizenship
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Around 2 000 South African expats have unwillingly had their SA citizenship revoked from abroad, leading to legal action from the DA.
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Top 20 Questions for a South African Expat: Answered by an Expat
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South African expat CORNEL MARAIS, who has been living overseas for nine years and is now based in Hong Kong, answers the Top 20 Questions South Africans at home have for an expat*…
1 Why did you cop out – didn’t you have the guts to stick it out for the long run?
We didn’t cop out. We went looking for adventure during a gap year and the adventure hasn’t stopped yet. We’ve lived in three different countries – Taiwan, New Zealand and Hong Kong; and have travelled to over 22 others over the last 9 years, experiencing the diversity that each country and culture has to offer.
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London Peaceful Protest for South African Farmers to Go Ahead
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Date: Saturday 04 November 2017 Time: 10h30am to 12h30pm Location: Pavement outside the South African High Commission, Trafalgar Square, London, WC2N 5DP. A peaceful united protest – organised by South African expats in London – regarding the farm murders back home in SA, is to go ahead on Saturday 4 November 2017. The organisers say..
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