Land invasions: Mayor meets illegal occupants

Mangaung Executive Mayor, Thabo Manyoni on Tuesday met with representatives of the community of Botshabelo regarding illegal land occupation and invasion.

A portion of Botshabelo section H was not properly allocated to residents. Manyoni said the land invasion was against procedures of the city and needed to be rectified urgently.

He added that he will not allow people to stay or occupy any piece of land that is not serviced and does not conform with the basic requirements for living standards. He says the issue of land is a serious matter that needs to be treated carefully hence the municipality will not allow any lawlessness around it.

At the same time he urged members of the community not to be coerced into occupying land that is not approved but rather to work closely with the city to address the sensitive matter of land.

Farmers in Sasolburg are meanwhile meeting with Free State MEC for Police, Roads and Transport Butana Khompela and the provincial police commisioner, Simon Mpembe in Sasolburg.

The meeting will revolve around rural safety and illegal land occupations. The meeting will take place at 11:00 at the municipal offices in Fichardt street, in the Council Foyer on the second floor.

Source: OFM

South Africans exercising their right to loot in Sasolburg (pictures)

The following photographs will warm any white liberal’s heart: Liberated South African  exercising their right to loot in the town of Sasolburg, south of Johannesburg over the last two days.

Prior to 1994, such pictures were disseminated all over the world by the BBC and American network television, as being ineffable manifestations of a desire for democracy and “freedom”. The freedom to loot, among other things. Interestingly, looting in South Africa at present takes two forms: either it is done violently as in these pictures, or it is done in a more or less legal way through the so-called democratic process by pillaging national, provincial and municipal finances.

One could say that the right to loot is one of the New South Africa’s fundamental “human rights”.

Apparently a municipal vehicle was used to "crack open" this Standard Bank ATM

 

'Affirmative shopping' as theft is euphemistically called in South Africa, takes place openly in a liquor store in Sasolburg
More affirmative shopping, a scene outside the liquor store
Burn, baby burn! Heart-warming stuff for the politically correct who will no doubt find multifarious socio-psychological justifications for this kind of behaviour
A piece of conceptual art, freshly burnt out by cooperative "artists" and ready for analysis by liberal pundits and critics. To the right of the art work is a "symbol of oppression", probably built and purchased during the "apartheid era": a police armoured vehicle known as a Casspir.

Man arrested for rape in Sasolburg

A man has been arrested for allegedly raping a woman in Vaalpark, Sasolburg, early Saturday morning, said Free State police.

The woman was reportedly employed to look after two children when the man placed his hand on her mouth around 1am and pulled her from her bed, said Constable Peter Kareli in a statement.

“It is alleged that she was being pulled by the brother of the owner of the house. He allegedly instructed her not to scream and took her to another room where he raped her a couple of times,” said Kareli.

The children apparently started crying when they noticed the woman was no longer in the room, waking their aunt who was sleeping in another room.

The aunt looked for the woman and notified the owner of the house, who was in Bloemfontein, that she couldn’t find the woman.

The owner contacted police.

The aunt reportedly then heard a sound under the man’s bed, where she found the woman half naked and shaking, said Kareli.

Police arrived, and after speaking to the woman, arrested the man with the woman taken to a place of safety.

The man was expected to appear in the Sasolburg Magistrate’s Court on Monday. – Sapa