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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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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DA:- Mpumalanga’s controversial Mandela statue the result of a bribe
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The Democratic Alliance has requested that public protector advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane investigate the procurement process. The bronze statue of former President Nelson Mandela which angered Mpumalanga locals is said to be the result of a R1.5 million bribe.
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Is Ramaphosa in hot water? Maimane says he has evidence of Ramaphosa’s involvement in state capture
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The leader of the official opposition party has argued that there is enough evidence pointing to Ramaphosa’s office, while he was still Deputy President, that implicates him in state capture.
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The Zulu King, Goodwill Zwelithini, partners with AfriForum to fight land expropriation
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“Anyone who wants to be elected by us must come and kneel here and commit that I will never touch your land.” – Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini.
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Who is Cyril Ramaphosa? A profile of the new leader of the ANC
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South Africa’s governing party, the African National Congress (ANC), has a new president – Cyril Ramaphosa. But who is he? Ramaphosa cuts a fitting figure to take over government, stabilise the economy, and secure the constitutional architecture that he helped create at the end of apartheid. But to expect more would be expecting too much…
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