Il @PiweLG

If the season and the opportunity be realised, and the ground known, complete victory is certain London Joined June 2010

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Il @PiweLG

9 months ago

@darren_olivier Seems we’ve become a vassal state for Chinese interests. If only we could learn from India how real non-alignment works

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History ZAR @HistorySAZAR

a year ago

An incredible scene from Athol Fugard's TV play 'The Island' with Winston Ntshona and John Kani directed by Barney Simon.

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BBC News (World) @BBCWorld

a year ago

Fact-checking Trump's Oval Office confrontation with Ramaphosa bbc.in/4jdH2kU

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Senator Chris Van Hollen @ChrisVanHollen

a year ago

Trump spewed a gusher of lies in his meeting w/ the South African president. As I told Rubio, they’re promoting FAKE claims of genocide to justify admitting white South African “refugees” while ignoring REAL crises & shutting out REAL refugees. Global apartheid policy in action.

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Il @PiweLG

a year ago

Lamola was the weakest link. His inexperience showed up massively

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Nandita Bose @nanditab1

a year ago

NEWS: President Donald Trump is expected to raise several issues in a meeting with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday, including seeking an exemption for U.S. companies from laws requiring equity ownership by disadvantaged groups. Under South African law, businesses over a certain size must have a 30% equity stake held by disadvantaged groups, which includes black South Africans. Alternatively, the businesses can spend an equivalent amount on training or other initiatives. The White House views these "racial requirements" as a "non-tariff trade barrier," an official said. Trump is also expected to address slow economic growth in South Africa and what the official described as the "trade imbalance" and "persecution of Afrikaners", who are descendants of mostly Dutch early settlers and also sometimes called Boers. The South African government "needs to loudly condemn politicians who promote genocidal rhetoric like the 'kill the Boer' chant," the official added. "The government of South Africa needs to classify farm attacks as a priority crime."