Family, friends and an ever increasing group of concerned supporters, of Ashley Oosthuizen (22), a young South African girl, who was imprisoned for life in a Thai jail two years ago, are appealing to the ANC government in SA to pay urgent attention to her case. Oosthuizen’s family also fear that they will now rarely be able to contact her, after she was recently moved to a new prison. Her parents have apparently last spoken with her in December last year.
South African Youth Jailed for Life in Thailand after Signing for Parcel Containing Drugs, Addressed to her Employer!
W.H.O. Director General Tells The World To Stay Locked Down While China Gets A Headstart in Global Economy! 845,000 Sign Petition for his Resignation!
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The embattled Director General of World Health Organisation (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, who has been accused by many of being yet another Chinese plant in a globalist organisation, doubled down on his Chinese loyalty by telling nations of the world to stay locked down, yet China is getting back to work and restarting their economy, getting a headstart on the global economy. How convenient for the very country that started the CCPvirus trouble! Meanwhile over 836,000 people have signed a petition asking for Tedros to resign (see chart below detailing his errors)!
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Nigeriër met SA paspoort word in Thailand gesoek na vrou vermoor gevind is in hotelkamer
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‘n Nigeriese man wat glo met ’n Suid-Afrikaanse paspoort reis, word in Thailand in verband met moord gesoek. John Odoemenam van Nigerië reis glo met ’n vervalste Suid-Afrikaanse paspoort met die naam van Mzwakhe Memela, berig Within Nigeria. Die Bangkok Jack en The Thaiger, nuusagentskappe in Thailand, het Maandag berig dat hulle ’n Suid-Afrikaner in..
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The best 13 cheapest countries to live in the world for expats
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Expats move abroad for new job opportunities, for relationships, or even just to live a simpler life.
In a new survey by InterNations, the world’s largest network for people who live and work abroad, the company asked 14,300 expats, representing 174 nationalities and living in 191 countries or territories, to rate 43 different aspects of life abroad on a scale of 1-7.
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