[G.Mason]

"I don't think the country has a problem with racial animosity. Race relations are basically sound. So far, we have done astonishingly well. ... No, our government, at the moment, is not in the business of orchestrating land invasions," he (Mr. Kane-Berman) said."

That's a hoot!

They don't call Africa the dark continent for nothing.

[Ironfocus]

The SA media and academia have to toe the ANC party line, so don't expect any facts from them. SA is on slippery slope...

[blanknoone]

I have to tell you, if I were a white farmer in Africa, I'd be outta there. You cannot build a house on a shifting foundation. Even for those whose rights are not being violated now...their time is clearly coming.

[junta]

Regardless of all the utopian liberal propaganda, reality will always offer that cold hard slap to the face.

[solitas]

...Kaspaas Pohl and his brothers ... employing 35 family members and more than 2,000 black workers ... has built a four-room elementary school for his workers' children ... provides farm housing, with water and electricity, that would be considered substandard in suburban Washington but is luxurious in most of the developing world ... is a warm and hospitable host — if one can stomach the incessant racist commentary and jokes.
• It seems like he's doing-right by his employees even if he has his own opinions - or maybe this Washington Times author has a bias?

[Pearls Before Swine]

40,000 squatters--they've turned a productive farm that fed many into an unproductive shanty town slum that will require others to feed them. Out of Africa....

[Polybius]

It is time for white South Africans to leave Africa for greener pastures just like their forefathers left Europe.

Staying in such a place not only ruins their own lives but also condemns their children and grandchildren to a horrible future.

[Calvin Locke]

'Reverse apartheid'

Nah, just a criminalistic spoils system. I remember reading years ago that some level of bureacracy was being paid more
that the VP of the US.

They justification was "we're in power now".

[shield]

BMP

[Clive]

Also keep an eye on Namibia.

Noises are being made there about following Zim's example.

The SADC is about to come unstuck.

The only hopeful signs are in Mozambique, and possibly Zambia.

[Myrddin]

Mr. Duvenage should be billing the local authorities for housing city indigents on his land.