Nice thread.

ze beach bad SA people are among FATTEST PEOPLE in the world... TOO MUCH GOOD FOOD. They like take aways and eating out.

Ww old Castle Lager Beer factory has changed now ok now they have restaurants in there. Bad South Africans why black kids eating out

bad ppl

wheres this place now

GRAFFITTI ART Bad people like spray painting trains and walls in their cities. Why

Why are light skinned bad ppl

Zimbabwean selling flowers to SAns..

dieantwordRSA:
Why are light skinned bad ppl

You are the same fool on topix that hates west africans and talk shit about black South Africans while uplifting white South Africans you are a white South African. You are Zeus from topix

bad SAns..

young bad SA upper class old money making way for new money...

Poor Madiba has haters in AFRICA....hes a bad Southy..

Rastaman they hate South Africans...

you can not design this according to some BITTER FLAT HEADS out there..

Be careful ugly women out there this BEAUTY might take your man....Bad SA beauty light skinned as they come...the sun in the south is being friendly..

He he he 70% of SA private schools/former white schools are BLACK. In other cities like EL,King,Durbs,Maritzberg its even up to 80% Queenstown is worse 90% of their private schools are BLACK. I mean the light skinned bad blacks of SA.

They cant be RETURNING TO THE CITY. Theyr non whites (blacks,coloureds,indians)..DISTRICT SIX...Descendants of those who help built Cape Town are back in the city centre. Their forefathers worked as hard labour when there were no cranes and built what we know as Cape Town today. Strangers came later to our cities and labelled us.... South Africans are like this and that... we're used to LABLES.

bad SAns..the RAINBOW NATION...

AM OFF ITS FRIDAY!!!!!!PS HATERS!!!!!

AM OFF ITS FRIDAY!!!!!!PS HATERS!!!!! [b][/b]

dieantwordRSA:
You cant be RUSSIAN and love Mandela..No hes a bad South African man according to Volvo,Motherfucker12 and many Ghanaians on Nairaland. Bad Mandela...

lol you are such a clown. So where did I say Mandela is bad

Jiggaman

V0lv0:
Jiggaman

Ghana has few drops of oil, bad South Africa has discovered huge oil and gas reserves...God why do u keep blessing this country of bad ppl according to some flat heads

By: Natalie Greve


Vast majority of SA’s offshore oil and gas blocks already under licence, application
Sasol, Eni partner on SA hydrocarbon exploration

Producers were also looking for supply alter-natives to the oil-rich, but politically unstable, Middle East oilfields and have been further attracted by recent legislation in terms of the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act, which Salomo argued had provided a degree of risk-share with the South African government.

Offshore exploration activity over the past two years had produced some 21 000 km2 of three-dimensional survey data and over 36 200 km2 of two-dimensional data.

While emphasising that an accurate quantifi-cation of South Africa’s offshore oil and gas potential remained elusive, at present, Salomo maintained that, based on geological modelling and long-term predictions, Petroleum Agency SA, which promotes exploration for onshore and offshore oil and gas resources, had estimated prospective offshore oil and gas resources at 21.75-billion barrels and 62.4-trillion cubic feet respectively.

Of this, 10.2-billion barrels of oil and 27.7-tril- lion cubic feet of gas was attributed to prospec-tive resources along the West Coast of South Africa, while 9.55-billion barrels of oil and 25.5-trillion cubic feet of gas was estimated for blocks off the country’s South Coast.

“Prospective resources along the East Coast of the country are estimated at two-billion barrels of oil and nine-trillion cubic feet of gas.

Among the largest offshore oil and gas pro-jects currently under way was the Ibhubesi gas project off the West Coast – a joint venture between South African national oil company PetroSA and Australian independent energy group Sunbird Energy.

This project would see the development of a 400-km-long gas pipeline, two shorecrossing sites – one between Grotto Bay and Duyne-fontein and the other on the Saldanha peninsula – and the construction of an onshore gas-receiving facility near Ankerlig, in the Western Cape.

“The offshore field is expected to begin pro-duction in late-2017, early 2018, with an initial flow rate of 100-million standard cubic feet of gas day,” Salomo said.

Strangers like Volvo come to our country and label us...Mandela is a bad South African and whadah whadah ching ching kak....
Currently people who were removed from Cape Town during the group areas act in 1948-1950 are returning to the city centre.
Built in 1880s District Six was a multi racial part of Cape Town where people of all races lived. Thought majority of these citizens were coloureds and Xhosas there were poor whites like Jews..Most of these intermarried and gave birth today's people of Cape Town.

TRACING THEIR ROOTS....

THE BLACK URBANITES OF CAPE TOWN....From 1850s till today....

Segregated city
Increasingly, segregation became an important feature of Cape Town society between 1875 and 1902. Overtime Africans came to live in various parts of Cape Town’s suburbs and on the slopes of Table Mountain. By 1900 an estimated 8000 Africans were living mainly in Horstely Street in District Six and another 1 500 were housed in barracks at the docks. Other Africans rented plots, owned homes and settled informally in Windemere (now Kensington) amongst coloured and Asian people.

The growth of the African population in the city also hardened racial attitudes as it became the focal point for city’s white residents. Africans were perceived as immoral, indecent, dangerous, criminals and a health hazard that threatened the well being of the city. These stereotypes were reinforced by general debates in scientific racism and a desire to push Africans out of the city to create space for the expansion of white suburbs. Consequently, one of the major reasons that intensified a call by white residents of Cape Town for residential segregation was not a concern for well being of the city, but racist attitudes towards Africans. Medical authorities who were also influenced by public calls for the removal of blacks also pushed for residential segregation by the end of the 1800s. For instance, after the outbreak of small pox in 1882 a suggestion to move coloured people out of city of Cape Town was tabled. What stopped this attempt was the complaints of employers who wanted to keep workers close to places of work and the ratepayers who were unwilling to bear the cost of relocating the poor. In 1900 the Cape Town medical officer of health urged that Africans should be removed from insanitary conditions that they lived under and be confined to a location.

Throughout the 1900s, Cape Town City Council and the government continued to pass legislation that pushed African, Coloured and Indian people out of the city. Africans were the first to be targeted. In the aftermath of the outbreak of the bubonic plague in Cape Town in February 1901, the colonial health authorities invoked Public Health Act of 1897 and quickly established a location in Uitvlugt forest station (modern day Pinelands). Africans living in District Six were rounded up under armed guard and taken to a location in Uitvlugt. Africans renamed the Uitvlugt location Ndabeni (place of news). While the location was established primarily to quarantine Africans who were forcibly relocated after the outbreak of the disease, this marked the beginning of forced removals in Cape Town in the twentieth century.

The passing of the Native Reserve Location Act in 1902 gave impetus to the racial segregation of Africans resident in Cape Town. Under the Act, portions of land in urban areas were allocated for the settlement of Africans in locations outside areas of white settlement. The Act made it compulsory for Africans to live in Ndabeni unless they were registered voters or received permission to reside outside the location. These attempts to force Africans to live in the location did not work as some African families left the Ndabeni settlement in protest and moved to District Six and the Cape Flats.

Former teacher and political activist born and bred in Cape Town city centre before his parents were moved to Gugulethu...Today hes a millionaire and owns his own wine farm, makes his own wine, and owns a successul business. Bad South African man like Mandela...

Am sure his business reminds him DISTRICT SIX, where people lived peacefully regardless of race.
This place attracts people from all over the GLOBE ESPACIALLY AMERICAN,GERMAN,CHINESE,INDIAN,RUSSIAN STUDENTS,CELEBRITIES (US actors come here) who come just to have fun in the township. Its always full from Monday to Monday...I remember driving from Rondebosch to this place on weekends just to have fun and meet beautiful girls.

Those who like FASHION AND SHOWING OFF come here to show off their cars....just like me driving from the bubs to the township to have fun and meet beauties...