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At the dawn of the twentieth century, the most powerful empire the world had ever seen sent nearly half a million soldiers to defeat a nation of farmers. The British Empire controlled a quarter of the globe. Its navy ruled every ocean. Its confidence was absolute. And yet, a scattered force of perhaps eighty thousand Afrikaner horsemen brought that empire to its knees.

The war that followed lasted nearly three years, cost Britain the equivalent of hundreds of billions in today's money, and killed more than sixty thousand people in concentration camps alone — most of them women and children. It exposed the rot at the heart of the greatest empire in history, rehearsed the tactical horrors of the Western Front, and laid the foundations of apartheid in the ashes of the South African veldt.

This documentary traces the complete story — from the first Dutch ships anchoring at the Cape in 1652, through the Great Trek and the Battle of Blood River, the discovery of diamonds at Kimberley and gold on the Witwatersrand, the humiliation at Majuba Hill, the catastrophic Jameson Raid, the conspiracies of Cecil Rhodes and Alfred Milner, the disasters of Black Week, the relief of Ladysmith and Mafeking, the brutal scorched-earth campaign and blockhouse lines, the camps that horrified the world, and the bitter peace at Vereeniging that planted the seeds of apartheid.

This is the story of the war that exposed the rot at the heart of the British Empire — and left South Africa scarred for generations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_3LjU8B4kw

2hr Video - for those that are interested.
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Planes swoop dangerously low over Cape Town stadium — another angle
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Planes come incredibly close to Cape Town stadium — this is how close
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Watch this man capture planes flying incredibly close over Cape Town stadium
We finally know why our universities have been employing foreigners. The reason for this is Cyril Ramaphosa. Wow, this man. He was quiet and watching us as we were busy fighting each other at the national assembly about why foreigners are being prioritized for skills that South Africans can do meanwhile all this time it was him who has quietly caused all this. How did he do it?

There’s an initiative by Ramaphosa called Operation Vuli Ndlela. It deals with many things. And one of the things it did was make it easy for foreign nationals to work in SA and occupy jobs that South Africans can do. See previously the department of labour had to issue a certificate to an employer that gives them permission to employ a foreigner because there is enough proof that South Africans do not have this skill. That’s where Ramaphosa came in. He bypassed that system and replaced it with his own criteria.

In his criteria, employers no longer have to prove that South Africans do not have this skill. Ramaphosa created a point system where as long as a foreigner has a qualification and if the job is a high paying job that’s where the foreigner gets even more points. Meaning the higher the pay, the more the job prioritizes foreigners. Let that sink in. Why did Ramaphosa do this to us? Nobody knows. Only he can answer that.

I have never understood what kind of a person is Ramaphosa? How does he think? Does he have a problem with us? Does he want to destroy us? What does Ramaphosa want? Coz I really fail to understand this man. There’s no president that has destroyed us more than this guy.

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Fmr German FM Baerbock joins Columbia's School of Intl & Public Affairs as 'PROFESSOR'

Yes, same Baerbock who called S. Africa's freedom 'BACON of hope', the one famous for the '360 DEGREES' blunder

'I feel sorry for the students at Columbia University' — Alexander von Bismarck
A stark picture of violent crime in South Africa between April and June this year from official police crime statistics:

5,427 people were murdered -an average of almost 60 every day.

11,532 sexual offences were reported -about 128 every day.

9,201 rapes were reported -roughly 102 a day, or more than 4 every hour.

4,638 kidnappings were reported -an average of about 51 every day.

While some of these categories declined compared with the same period last year, the sheer volume remains deeply concerning.

Gauteng continues to feature prominently, recording the highest number of murders nationally, with 1,276 cases during the quarter.

The figures are a reminder that even where there are improvements, South Africa’s violent crime burden remains extremely high.

2 stand out the most for Cape Town.
1. Drugs - 46.5% of the Country (Double Gauteng's).
2. Rape is is the biggest increase in Cape Town.
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South Africans are studying rail management and engineering in Russia

Mashoele Elias Monage at the Eastern Economic Forum: 'We then build capacity and the skills for the continent' in infrastructure, logistics and energy

What a Joke - can't even improve SA.
But these Criminals/Politicians.. want to provide the skills for the continent.
Yeah.. sending them into the "Continenet" .. will be their excuse again.. for not fixing things at home.

But the truth is that they'd rather be taught in Russian.. then be educated by our own .. WHITE educators.. especially not Afrikaans 🤦🏻‍♂️
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Driver loses Control and ends in the crocodile 🐊 infested waters

Excuse the “Jesus Christ” used as a swear word 😡
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South Africa is at the heart of Africa's industrialization, making education cooperation with Russia vital — Elias Monage, Co-Chairman of the Russian-South African Business Council

'Africa is a young generation, and skills are one of the critical areas that we are looking at'
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Guess that makes it ok ?

Did you inform or ask the Publics Permission ?
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Return on investment?

R3.6billion by Taxpayers for:
722 Brigadiers & Generals
20 Lieutenant Generals
123 Major Generals
578 Brigadiers

#southafrica #crime #police #saps

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Amazon’s ‘no whites’ programme in South Africa: Amazon Web Services (AWS) is promoting diversity and inclusion in South Africa through its Equity Equivalent Investment Programme, which only accepts 100% black-owned businesses. Launched in 2019 as part of a R365 million investment, the program disqualifies any company with white shareholders. [Newsday]

‘No whites’ business programme by United States giant Amazon promotes diversity and inclusion in South Africa – Newsday
https://newsday.co.za/business/26089/no-whites-business-programme-by-united-states-giant-amazon-promotes-diversity-and-inclusion-in-south-africa/
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Incident occurred last night, 01/09/2026 at Durban Harbour
Titanic moment ? 😅
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Ever wondered why:

Former minister Naledi Pandor told a Cape Town crowd Muslim men should “engage in jihad when necessary.”

She sat on a board tied to a US-designated terror-finance network.

A Sharia party leader is now in Ramaphosa’s cabinet.

Hamas has a representative in SA government.

We mapped the Muslim Brotherhood network behind it, and how they have infiltrated our government since 1994.

Watch:
https://youtu.be/7DB0LJdmitQ?si=mi0crzBs4AUycfJM
Cameron said that information shared with him during briefings indicates increased involvement by South American cartels in South Africa.

There is a particularly strong focus on cocaine smuggling into South Africa, using harbours on the West Coast and Hout Bay.

“South American cartels are becoming a major problem. South Africa has become a safe haven for some of these syndicates,” he said.


https://newsday.co.za/south-africa/26110/south-american-drug-cartels-taking-over-south-africa/
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SA's Bloated Chief Staff 😡

Return on investment?
R3.6billion by Taxpayers for: 722 Brigadiers & Generals 20 Lieutenant Generals 123 Major Generals 578 Brigadiers
#southafrica #crime #police #saps