South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has said the ruling
African National Congress must initiate a parliamentary process to
enshrine in the constitution a proposed amendment, paving the way for
land grabs without compensation.
"The ANC will through the parliamentary process finalize the proposed amendment to the constitution that outlines more clearly the conditions under which expropriation of land without compensation can be effected," Ramaphosa, a prominent trade union leader and a close associate of Nelson Mandela, said in a televised address on Tuesday.
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They ought to get out now.
ReplyDeleteI would have been long gone. I talked to a young man from there who was working on Ocracoke for the summer and he said everything was fine......
DeleteYes, those from SA I've met all say the situation is fine. Odd to me.
DeleteWeird.
DeleteYour current crop of posts today are blood pressure raising!
ReplyDeleteWas thinking of commenting on a few.
Might do after a cool down. :)
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DeleteSaw this today at WRSA.
ReplyDeleteAnniversary of 1944 Warsaw uprising.
https://paworldandtimes.wordpress.com/2018/08/01/white-eagle/
Well done. Thanks. https://freenorthcarolina.blogspot.com/2018/08/white-eagle.html
DeleteIf I was a farmer in SA I would poison the well a flee the country.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, they should not worry about the lost of their property now, but the lost of their lives.
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