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iterator24:
1st pic - a 3D render

2,3,4 = same place, funny thing is you're posting 'malls' ..hahaha

I knew you're going to post malls that's why I added residentials since we're talking slums..

do better mate..

3D? Since when have you seen 3D so real? You must be crazy, hehehehe.
South African townships have shopping malls. We are talking about townships not cities. Do your villages there in Nigeria have shopping malls and big hospitals?

iterator24:
South Africa as at 2015

https://www.afronline.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/kibera-slums-21.jpg
https://media.roarmag.org/2013/11/Shantytown.jpg
https://static01.nyt.com/images/2009/06/29/world/30safrica_600.jpg

Stop posting wrong pictures to mislead people. Stop posting pictures from Kenya and make them look as if they are from South Africa. Please, replace that garbage just like your fellow friend did.


http://www.africangametreksafaris.com/kenya%20pro%20slum%20tour.htm

iterator24:
and those foreigners are always responsible for service delivery protests? you're a dimwit

I have said majority of them are living in slums.

iterator24:
unfortunately, it will keep going on and on, got better things to do..

Anyway, let me just give you a clip.

Today in South Africa most people who live on slums are foreigners. Period and that's a fact. Like it or not.

iterator24:
stop trying so hard dude, posting a developed section of Alexandra doesn't make 'alexandra' same can be said for makoko..

the problem with you and your compatriots in general is refusal to accept the truth... alexendra is fvcked ..deal with it..

do you want pictures of umlazi [residentials] too?

Wrong, that's how Alex is today as in 2015. Please stop posting that old Alexandra township that shows people who are no more.

What? Umlazi in Durban. Bring it on or should I start?

iterator24:
I drove pass Alexandra last week mate.. stop telling lies..
that's just one of them


is this '1950s' too?

https://assets.espn.go.com/photo/2010/0711/soc_a_alexandra_township_shacks_576.jpg

Alex has developed from that. However, you do remind me of that old Alex township when life was still tough for a black man.


http://mobi.iol.co.za/#!/article/south-africans-blamed-for-alex-issues-1.1162514

iblawi:
I replaced it with the 1 carrying your flag.
Those pics are not 1960.
The people and the camera used are very recent.

Those pics are just the symbol of the atrocities of the past regime. Today the ANC has launched and RDP programme which build millions of free houses to eradicate slums. Those pics are even older than your grandfather.

Msauza:
Must I bombard you with Makoko, the beautiful city of Nigeria? Don't post for us 1994 pics of Khayelitsha.

That pic is even older than your daddy.

Khayelitsha as we come to know it today, post 1994.
http://www.msingiprojects.com/construction-projects/khayelitsha-hospital.php

iblawi:
You guys 4get we know a lot about you. You like showing the world the good part of South Africa while you hide others.

This are some pics of your beautiful country.
I will still post pics on Nyanga.

Since when is INDIA in South Africa?

http://m.rediff.com/money/column/budget-2010-column-property-rights-for-future-migrants/20100310.htm


Moreover, Stop posting 1960 pictures of old South Africa.

agaugust:
Nope, South Africa has ONLY ONE nuclear power station at Koeberg, putting 2 reactors inside one plant does not make it special.

LOL....Your nuclear reactors are obsolete in your 1976 ancient nuclear power station.

Nigeria is overtaking you with our 2016 modern technology nuclear power station, we are coming from behind again like the GDP thing, we catch up and overtake, then we lead South Africa, you will follow us around like our tail
.

The fact remains we are ahead of you. Admit it.


The only nuclear power station in Africa

Lezzlie:
Dictatorzar,As a Zulu resident in khayelitsha, Africa's most notorious slum where toilet and living quarters have no demarcation, I'm sure you understand alot about living below the minimum standards of living.

You hurt my sensitivity when you ask about the availability of things we take for granted in Nigeria -things we supply and procure independently and individually.

Khayelitsha is much better than most Nigerian townships. Where in Nigerian townships will you find these.

50 INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT SOUTH AFRICA

1. Table Mountain in Cape Town is believed to be one of the oldest mountains in the
world.
2. The world is divided into six floral kingdoms. All these kingdoms encompass
several countries, and in some cases, several continents. South Africa, which has a
floral kingdom wholly contained within the country, is the one exception. The Cape
Floral Kingdom has 9,600 plant species, 70% of which are not found anywhere else in
the world.
3. Table Mountain alone has over 1,500 species of plants, more than the entire United
Kingdom.
4. South Africa is the second largest exporter of fruit in the world.
5. South Africa has the longest wine route in the world.
6. Kruger National Park supports the greatest variety of wildlife species on the African
continent.
7. South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique are tearing down fences between the
countries' game parks to create a 13,500 square mile game park, which will become
the largest conservation area in the world. It will be bigger than Switzerland, Belgium
or Taiwan.
8. South Africa has a penguin colony, which thrives thanks to the cold Antarctic
currents on the west coast near the Cape.
9. South Africa is rated 3rd in the world in supplying safe, drinkable tap water.
10. The Palace of the Lost City resort hotel is the largest theme resort hotel in the
world as well as the largest building project undertaken in the southern hemisphere.
11. Walt Disney serves South African wine exclusively at its 73-acre Animal Kingdom
Lodge in the United States.
12. South Africa has the cheapest electricity in the world.
13. The deepest mine is a gold mine in South Africa. in 1977 the Western Deep Levels
Mine reached a depth of 11,749 feet. Most mines descend to about 3,300 feet.
14. South Africa is the only country in the world to voluntarily abandon its nuclear
weapons program.
15. South Africa has 19,004 miles of railway track - 80% of Africa's rail infrastructure.
16. South Africa generates two-thirds of Africa's electricity.
17. The Tugela Falls is the second highest waterfall in the world, where the water
tumbles down 2,789 feet. First place goes to the Angel Falls in Venezuela at 3,212
feet.
18. Blyde River Canyon is the third largest canyon in the world - and the largest
green one. The Grand Canyon in the U.S. is the biggest, and the Fish River Canyon in
Namibia the second, but both are very dry.
19. South Africa is home to the world's smallest succulent plants (less than 0.39
inches) and the largest (the baobab tree).
20. Kimberley may have the biggest man-made hole in the world, but did you know
that the southern Free State town of Jagersfontein has the deepest vertical man-made
hole?
21. The only street in the world to house two Nobel Peace prizewinners is in Soweto.
Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu both have houses on Vilakazi Street
in Soweto.
22. South Africa is the world's largest producer of macadamia nuts.
23. South Africa has the third highest level of biodiversity in the world.
24. South Africa is the world's leader in mining and minerals. It has nearly 90% of the
platinum metals on earth, 80% of the manganese, 73% of the chrome, 45% of the
vanadium and 41% of the gold.
25. South Africa is the first country in Africa to host the prestigious FIFA World Cup
(will take place in 2010).
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near Parys, called the Vredefort Dome. This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
27. South African grasslands have approximately 30 species per square kilometer,
greater than the biodiversity of rainforests.
28. South Africa is the sole producer of the Mercedes Benz C Class, right-hand drive
vehicles .
29. General Motors South Africa will be the only manufacturing site outside of the
United States to build the Hummer H3 vehicle.
30. South Africa is one of the most generously endowed geographic solar hotspots in
the world, soaking up just over half of the world's highest category of solar wattage
per square yard of land.
31. South Africa has deserts, mountains, escarpments, plateaus, grasslands, bush,
wetlands and subtropical forests.
32. Most of the world's proto-mammalian fossils are found in the Karoo region.
33. Dr. Christiaan Barnard, at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town, performed the
first human heart transplant in the world in 1967. He was also the first to do a
"piggyback" transplant in 1971, and he was the first to do a heart-lung transplant.
34. The vast majority of South African coal exports are shipped through the Richards
Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT). With the capacity to export 79.4 mmst annually, RBCT is
the world's largest coal export facility.
35. The world's largest diamond was the Cullinan Diamond, found in South Africa in
1905. It weighed 3,106.75 carats uncut. It was cut into the Great Star of Africa,
weighing 530.2 carats, the Lesser Star of Africa, which weighs 317.40 carats, and 104
other diamonds of nearly flawless color and clarity. They now form part of the British
crown jewels.
36. There are about 280,000 windmills on farms across South Africa, second in number
only to Australia.
37. Three of the five fastest land animals live in South Africa - the cheetah (63 miles
per hour), the wildebeest, and the lion.
38. The oldest remains of modern humans were found in Klasies River Cave in the
Eastern Cape. They are well over 100,000 years old.
39. In eastern South Africa, scientists have found traces of blue-green algae dating
back 3,500 million years. This is some of the earliest evidence of life on Earth.
40. There are more than 2,000 shipwrecks, dating back at least 500 years, off the
South African coast. More than one of these, including the Waratah, simply vanished
without a trace.
41. The Karoo region is home to some of the best fossils of early dinosaurs.
42. Although Pretoria is considered to be the capital of South Africa, the country
actually has three capitals: Pretoria (executive), Cape Town (legislative), and
Bloemfontein (judicial).
43. In its eastern part, South Africa entirely surrounds another country - Lesotho, an
independent constitutional monarchy.
44. Approximately 900 bird species are found in South Africa alone, which represents
10% of the worlds total bird species.
45. South Africa has the most luxurious train in the world, The Rovos Rail.
46. South Africa has the highest commercial bungi jump in the world (710 feet).
47. Mossel Bay is in the Guinness Book of records as having the second most
moderate climate in the world.
48. Pietermaritzburg's city hall is the largest red brick building in the Southern
Hemisphere.
49. Hippos are susceptible to sunburn, and spend most of their days with just their
noses out of water. Their noses have special flaps that close when submerged, and
they can stay under water for 25 minutes.
50. South Africa has the oldest wine industry outside of Europe and the
Mediterranean, featuring Chardonnays, Pinot Noir, Merlot, Cinsault, Riesling, Shiraz,
Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinotage varietals.
This article was written by Lark Tours staff members. We reserve all rights to this
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http://www.larktours.com/50-interesting-facts-about-south-africa

Lezzlie:
85% with electricity and your economy has moved from stagnation to shrinking by 1.3%

-If your universities close down for lack of water supply one can only imagine what the average South African suffers. With 25,000GWK of electricity load shedding should be an option of the table .

“Th[b]e situation currently in South Africa is that we have 98% of the water in the country being considered fully allocated. This means that my child and your child that is being born tomorrow has 2% of water for use going into the future,” then water minister Edna Molewa said of water usage rights in 2013.

Eskom first

Eskom has a 99.5% assurance of receiving water, meaning the power utility gets water before any other sector of the economy.

The 2030 Water Resources Group, of which the department is a member, has calculated that, by 2030, the demand for water will exceed supply by 17%. In most of South Africa’s catchments, demand is already outstripping supply, and it is only by piping water from[/b] places such as Lesotho that there is enough for now. A third of Southafrican house hold are without electricity. Read the excerpt below and receive some sense. Your trademark lying and falsification of figures will be your only legacy.

A THIRD OF SOUTH AFRICAN HOUSEHOLDS STILL HAVE NO ELECTRICITY

The number of households with access to electricity grew over the course of 2013, according to the latest figures published in the Non-financial census of municipalities by Stats SA. According to the report, which looked at 278 South African municipalities, the number of homes with power increased by 2.3% from 9.7 million households in 2012 to 10 million in 2013.

In total, there are around 15m households in the country. Which means almost a third are still without a regular power source from the grid.

Stats SA conducts a non-financial census of local municipalities annually to measure selected aspects of service delivery of municipalities including access to water, sewerage, sanitation and electricity. Bwahahaha

Still, South Africans get far better services than Nigerians from water, sanitations, electricity and transport.

MduZA:
were those asking compensation from the south African government not your brothers?the thing is as much as you flat..heads get harsh treatment in foreign lands,you tend to ignore it because you rather die in foreign lands than in your own shi..thole country...your country men are being hanged daily in Asia,surely you are also proud of that...we don't care whether Nigerians hate us,but the reality is your people will keep on flocking to our country for better life,ordinary south Africans will continue to do the panelbeatings where necessary...and you will continue making empty threats on internet..may I tell you that your country men have formed a task team meant to expose to our law enforcement agencies all amakwerekwere engage in illegal activities...
because these Nigerian refugees dont want to experience another attacks....good development...whose hands are holding the land of those poor Nigerians in Mokoko,Chinese?....dream big poor kwerekwere but you will never live a south African standard life of living..that can only exist in your wishful thinking and imagination...

Bwahahahahaha… Nigerians got the beating e erytime from the Zulus.

Lezzlie:
No they are South Africans alright. Maybe one was Mozambican........but hey, wait a minute. ...I stumble upon a very striking comment on the link you submitted:


. "We South Africans, we are lazy but we are also very jealous. We don't want to do anything, but we also don't want them to do it."
Rondebult is half an hour from Johannesburg's CBD.
Very few women in the township went to work this week because rumour had it that "the Nigerians" were going to go to the schools in the area to kill their children. They couldn't take the chance.
The CBD was quieter as a result. Fewer people travelled its pavements this week, and those who were there, were tense. This I suppose sums up the attitude and demeanour of all south Africans on this thread

Curled from your own very source.

Nope, they we Mozambicans who forged SA names.

Lezzlie:
The facts on ground say otherwise. Even Eskom directors are very factual about it. Keep the circle of delusional self-denial spinning; that's what this thread of 3 years is all about

The facts on the ground from me is that we have marked over a month without any power cuts and that is a sign of progress.

Lezzlie:
Come back in 2018 and we'll talk about load shedding improvements.http://news.yahoo.com/south-africas-power-outages-dimming-economic-outlook-052846520.html

Our problems are now becoming over before we even can expect them to be done by 2018.

Bwahahaha…

Lezzlie:
Emotional load of bullsh1t. They were four Zulu murdering mofos. One turned into a state witness and I am guessing all 4 other are Mozambicans

The guys were Mozambicans.


http://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/joburg-gripped-by-paranoia-1.401802?ot=inmsa.ArticlePrintPageLayout.ot

I quote

When Lucky Dube was murdered, even musicians blamed the Mozambicans.
Ink wept from letter writers in Maputo, Machava and Vilanculos. The bandits that killed Lucky, they said, did so because they are bandits, not because they are Mozambicans. He was better loved there than here.

Lezzlie:
How Mozambican are those Zulu moos! !!

Most Mozambicans use fraudulent SA name to make it look like they are South Africans.

For example we have many Emmanuel Sithole who are South Africans and some are Mozambicans like the one who was killed recently in SA.

Brian Molefe is new man at the helm taking Eskom to the new highs and ensuring that load sheddings come to an end in a very short space of time.

One month without load shedding. All with constant electricity supply 24-7. We are slowly sating goodbye to those three hours power cuts once or twice a week.

Lezzlie:
Bravo!!! It's still a dream. Load shedding is there to stay. The first clip is just an hour old. The second is a state of the present and future projection of south Africa.

It is Sunday morning and we are yet to experience load shedding. Sorry.
http://citizen.co.za/690434/eskom-hope-for-no-sunday-load-shedding/

Lezzlie:
[s][/s] Claims on paper. You have operational nuclear reactors and you're on permanent load shedding with all your firms running on diesel generators?

#DelusionIsBliss

Today it marks exactly one month with zero load shedding in SA. We thank medupe unit 6 to have been successfully intergrated in our grid. Next year there will be two more and in 2017 it will be one unit from newly build Kusile powerstation and from there it will be goodbye to loadsheddings. Nigeria is not even experiencing load shedding a because they don't have power.

patches689:
Fact 1: South Africa has 2 operational nuclear reactors

Fact 2: Nigeria has ZERO

Fact 3: South Africa produces 256,100 GWH per annum, Nigeria only 25,695 GWH. South Africa produces 10X the power Nigeria does

Fact 4: 85% of South Africans have access to electricity. Only 48% of Nigerians have access to electricity.

The facts make the troll butthurt

The truth is very very few of Nigerians have access to electricity with only three power stations which are operational. The majority use noisy generators day in and day out.

Lezzlie:
A handful of Nigerians in jail is but a drop in the ocean when we turn your whole community and present and future generations into epileptic, quivering junkies. Damn, your young sisters have been caught with drugs at many international airports as couriers for their Nigerian pimps You take out one Nigerian, we enslave a whole community of Zulus and turn them into vegetables and cold turkeys.

I heard the south African oblong headed thug who shot Lucky Dube said he thought he was a Nigerian drug-baron . How pathetic. No surprise Zulus and mourning/incompetence never part company.

The United women of south Africa with nigerian husbands, an online association of southafrican women diick-craving nigerian men and husbands will always shine forth to mock your claims.

Zulus can't single nigerians from Somalians, Mozambican, Zimbabweans. When you can't even single Jews from whites for your own political liberation.

You monkeys always target sparza shops during your xenophobic orggies ,butNigerians don't run Sparza shops, we're either professionals or running small to large SMEs or stuffing your entire community with drugs to keep them permanently at the bottom of the bottomless pool of unproductivity.

The whole of black Africa hate your Zulu ass. Zimbabwean biggest fm banned Zulu music, Mozambicans turned your vehicles crossing their borders. Little Mozambique even threatened to cut you off its electricity and gas supply .Even ghanaians lashed you out. #XenophobicSouthAfrica trended like world wide and it was created by your own south African neighbours. Zulu you can't Match me trolling to trolling or point for point.

No Zulu is worth his weight in salt. Zulu has never fought any battle and won in living memory. Shaka The Zulu was renowned for full hardiness than for battle skills

Hey listen, it took just 20 years for south Africa to go from Africa's leading country to Africa's cry baby having the least growing economy to a declining military and the worst crime stats, all thanks to Zulus.

The land of your fathers are in the hands of the boers and your golds lies below the castle of the settlers. Your only effort of relevance and reclamation is to chant "kill the boers" while you loot the sweat of Africa that freed you and gave you a chance to call yourselves humans again.

Is that you looting a Zimbabwean Sparza shop? Zulu thief

Sorry!! Lucky Dube was killed by Mozambican.

agaugust:
Naaaa ! You are now calling me your friend after I made you eat humble pie, why don't you scream as usual and call me fake military researchcer now?

South Africa ain't gat no fvcking new nuclear power plant contract, it's all speculation and paper proposal.

Nigeria is now ahead of you, construction starts 2016 in Kogi state location, our own contract is signed for a modern nuclear power plant.

We will build nuclear missile one day and control Africa like a toy.

I called you my friend so that we can have a companionship of understanding. I stand to correct you that out procurement system differs with that of Nigeria. Signing of an agreement that not mean that everything else is final my friend. You always claim to have studied to Masters level but you really don't know how procurement system works. That's a shame on your part.

The reason why an agreement or memorandum of understanding (MOU) should be signed before any bidding can commence is because there should be legal framework upon which the duties and responsibilities of both parties will be outlined.

agaugust:
Your own sources proves you wrong.

All you have are different countries bidding for the nuclear project, Russia seems ahead of others, but all still on paper.

No decision on where to even locate the Southie nuclear plant, no decision on final costs and whowill pay the money.

A paper nuclear power plant is all South Africa has, just a piece of paper and debates among the writers

This is another Project Biro dreamland paper project in South Africa.....Keep on day dreaming
.

Agaugust my friend, I am working with procurements. Should we have any project perhaps of replacing old tiles and ceiling or renovating our buildings and replacing old air-conditioners, we usually request service providers to sign for an agreement and declaration where they will then be captured on our database. If advertisements are made to tender, only those who have signed for an agreement and at that time on our database will be considered for shortlisting.

Every bidder has to sign that agreement even if they will ultimately not get the contract


For example, read this source.

http://mobi.iol.co.za/#!/article/russia-leads-race-to-build-sa-nuclear-plants-1.1871220

lionel4power:
it seems that you cant read. Am agreement has been signed for
1) development
2) construction
3) operations
4) decommissioning
a site has been selected.

Thats untrue boss.

Denel is moving forward.


http://m.engineeringnews.co.za/article/denel-unit-targeting-big-revenue-uplift-as-part-of-five-year-restructuring-plan-2015-09-04-1