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SA News: We’re treated like criminals, say bare-breasted marchers

14 December 2017 By admin

We’re treated like criminals, say bare-breasted marchers: Organiser Lwazi Dlamini said they were tired of being bullied. “We are not only fighting for South Africa but all Africans. This needs to stop,” he said. The maidens also decried being abused on the streets when they walk around wearing their traditional …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

Zuma rejects reports state of emergency claims: Emergency laws were last deployed in parts of Africa’s most industrialised economy in 1985 under former president PW Botha, the face of white South Africa as president at the height of the anti-apartheid struggle. “The Presidency rejects the media …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews

Nigerian Businessman Shot Dead On The Streets Of South Africa – Graphic Pics: Nigeria continue to loose their illustrious sons in the streets of South Africa and the government of Nigeria has chosen to remain indifferent in the issues affecting our people in diaspora. According to trending reports, another Nigerian man has been shot …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews





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