GRG GERMANY The Genocide of South Africa: 05/18/13

Saturday, May 18, 2013

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South Africa black-owned farms 'failing'

Farmers planting anything from bananas to sweet potatoes or spinach in eastern South Africa

In 1994 almost 90% of the land was owned by white South Africans

Some 90% of farms redistributed to South Africa's black population from white farmers are not productive, the government has said.

Land reform minister Gugile Nkwinti warned the land might be repossessed if the farms continued to fail.
Almost 60,000 sq km (23,000 sq miles) have been redistributed under policies aimed at benefiting black people who were left impoverished by apartheid.
The land was bought from white farmers who sold up voluntarily.
The BBC's Pumza Fihlani in Johannesburg says some black farmers are likely to argue that they have been struggling to get the resources and skills to develop their land.
And repossessing the land would provide a whole new problem for the government, our correspondent says, as any move to return the land to its former white owners is bound to be controversial.
Sensitive issue
The government had set a target of 2014 to redistribute one-third of white-owned land back to the black majority.
But Mr Nkwinti acknowledged that the deadline would not be kept.
He said the focus would now shift to helping the black farmers make their land productive.
"The farms - which were active accruing revenue for the state - were handed over to people, and more than 90% of those are not functional," he said.
"They are not productive, and therefore the state loses the revenue. We cannot afford to go on like that... No country can afford that."
At the end of apartheid in 1994 almost 90% of land was owned by the white community, which made up less than 10% of the population.
Land reform is a sensitive issue in South Africa and has been brought into sharp focus by the decline of agriculture in neighbouring Zimbabwe, where many white commercial farmers have been violently evicted.

Free the Boeremag in South Africa

Although being in custody since 2002, the first treason trial in South African history post apartheid regime started on the 19th of May 2003 under high security at the Palace of Justice at the Pretoria High Court. Members of the Boeremag group are being tried for allegedly planning to overthrow the African National Congress (ANC) led government. It is ironically the same place in which former president Nelson Mandela, the late Walter Sisulu and six others were tried for planning to overthrow the apartheid government during the infamous Revonia Treason Trial of 1964. — Boeremag Trial Marks its 10th Anniversary. (13 photos)

Boeremag Trial Marks its 10th Anniversary.

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Although being in custody since 2002, the first treason trial in South African history post apartheid regime started on the 19th of May 2003 under high security at the Palace of Justice at the Pretoria High Court. Members of the Boeremag group are being tried for allegedly planning to overthrow the African National Congress (ANC) led government. It is ironically the same place in which former president Nelson Mandela, the late Walter Sisulu and six others were tried for planning to overthrow the apartheid government during the infamous Revonia Treason Trial of 1964.

Boere Krisis Aksie (B.K.A.)

(Gordon) Met strykysters gebrand

Saterdag 18 Mei 2013

’n Vyfjarige meisie is langs ’n pad in Bronkhorstspruit gekry nadat haar aanneemouers tydens ’n plaasaanval aangerand en met strykysters gebrand is.

Johan van Wyk het gister gesê ná die aanval op sy skoonouers het die meisie, wie se naam nie bekend gemaak is nie, “ ’n flits gegryp en gehardloop.

“Ek het haar langs die pad gekry.”

Die meisie is ook deur die aanvallers geslaan.

Van Wyk wou nie meer sê van die aanval op sy skoonouers, Les (67) en Gayle Adlam (63) nie.

Les is in ’n ernstige toestand in die Wilgers-hospitaal in Pretoria opgeneem, terwyl sy vrou se beserings minder ernstig is.

Dit is vandag hul huweliksherdenking.

Die Adlam-egpaar se dogter, Claire van Wyk (32), het op Facebook geskryf: “Mense bid asb vir my pa en ma. Vanoggend aangerand in plaasaanval op balmoral pad. My pa se toestand is baie sleg. In Jesus se naam spreek saam met my genesing.

“Ek is nou in die ambulans saam my pa oppad wilgers toe. My ma agterna. Voel so magteloos.”

Sy het ’n paar uur later geskryf: “My ma is baie seer en blou maar geen frakture. My pa het geen breinbloeding! Omtrent al sy gesigsbene is gebreek en hy is nog nie by nie.”

Kapt. Sarah Mcira, polisiewoordvoerder, het gesê drie mans het omstreeks 03:15 ’n venster van die huis op die plaas by Onverwacht op die pad na Balmoral gebreek.

“Die mans het in die huis ingegaan en na die egpaar se slaapkamer gegaan. Hulle het die slapende egpaar wakker gemaak en hulle vasgebind.

“Hulle het geld geëis. Hulle het R10 000 en drie vuurwapens en ammunisie gevat.

“Die mans het die egpaar met strykysters gebrand en hulle met ’n ystervoorwerp geslaan.”

Na verneem word, het Les terwyl die polisie op die toneel was kort-kort sy bewussyn verloor weens sy beserings.

Hy is in ’n plaaslike hospitaal opgeneem voordat hy na Pretoria oorgeplaas is.

Volgens Mcira is die vyfjarige meisie enkele kilometers van die plaas gekry en die polisie sal probeer vasstel presies hoe sy daar gekom het.

Mcira het gesê ’n verdagte is gistermiddag in Badplaas in die KwaMhlanga-omgewing vasgetrek en albei voertuie wat geroof is, is teruggekry.

Alberton guest lodge manager Leslie Rabie viciously assaulted by black-racist guests

White Scrapyard worker William Sharman executed by five-member black male gang for his lunchbox

Husband and wife survive Machete attack

May 18, 2013 Henri Le Riche Afrikaner, Crime and Law, Farm Attacks, Minority Rights, South Africa History No comments

Rustenburg/ Buffelspoort – On Sunday afternoon, At (63) and Winnie Janse van Rensburg (58) was brutally attacked at their home after returning from a holiday at the Kruger National Park. The Janse van Rensburgs are the proud owners of the Bosveld Paradys Guest lodge, a little piece of paradise situated between ATKV-Buffelspoort and Mooinooi. Their home is on a property bordering that of the guest lodge, a place that most of us would consider a small piece of heaven. It is amidst this serenity that they endured hell.

In South Africa a machete is called a Panga

Beaten, hacked, assaulted… these words do not capture the disturbing events the Janse van Rensburgs went through. “My dad opened the kitchen door of their home, to start offloading their holiday baggage. As he bent down to pick up my mother’s laptop, he was hit over the head,” the couple’s daughter said. “The car was still idling,” she added, clearly in shock by this vicious act. They removed his glasses and sprayed him with pepper spray, kicking him whilst he was forced to crawl to his bedroom. He heard the screams of his wife, indicating that she too was under attack, him not being able to do anything about it. Then one of the attackers hit him with a crowbar.
They demanded weapons, liquor and cash. Mrs. Van Rensburg was also dragged into the bedroom… Not knowing whether that next blow with the panga was going to kill them. The couple was tied up. Mr Janse van Rensburg told their captors that more people were on their way, to help them unpack. The attackers left within minutes, taking with them also a TV and the couple’s Toyota Camry. “My dad managed to free himself. He crawled outside, called the neighbours and went to hide in the nearby bushes. The neighbours immediately rushed them to hospital.”
A family member noted that Mr. Janse van Rensburg was drenched in blood. At was operated on in Rustenburg to repair damages to his wrist as well as his pinkie which was close to being chopped off by a panga. Winnie however had to be transferred to hospital in Krugersdorp due to the severity of her injuries. She was hacked with a panga which left her with a cracked skull and bleeding on the brain. “My mother’s condition has stabilised. This is a difficult time, but we are thankful for the constant support of family and friends,” Mari Walters told the Platinum Weekly.
Mr. Janse van Rensburg on Wednesday for the 1st time after the attack started regaining his vision, his eyes still swollen and damaged. According to the SAPS, the Camry was later found under a bridge on the N4, close to Brits. No arrests have been made to date. According to the couple’s daughter, her parents are always on their guard, with more than one security measure in place, always following it to the T. “Coming back from holiday, they were still in a relax mode. It goes to show, you must never let down your guard,” she added.
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Update: Beeld Reports Mrs. van rensburg is much stronger now and her husband is still in hospital after the Panga (Machete) nearly severed a finger and a deep cut on his wrist.