Petition demanding that Public Protector finalizes and releases her report relating to the R26 billion stolen by apartheid era leaders,

We deserve justice.

Justice justice justice!

Black first land first

Why Are So Many Of Afrikan Leaders Corrupt Simple. Because The West Kills The Good Ones; Why Are So Many of Africa’s Leaders Corrupt? Simple. Because the West Kills the Good One's. Not All African Leaders Are Corrupt, But the Ones Who Aren’t Are Eliminated by the West. Whenever anyone points to the troubles facing countries in Africa, it is inevitable that corrupt African heads of state and their cronies will shoulder the blame. Corruption is a serious issue on the continent. No one denies that. What is never discussed, however, is how upright African leaders are routinely eliminated by the West and intentionally replaced with puppets. •A 2014 article from Silicon Africa drives home this point: In fact, during the last 50 years, a total of 67 coups happened in 26 countries in Africa, 16 of those countries are french ex-colonies, which means 61% of the coups happened in Francophone Africa. •Number of Coups in Africa by country: Ex French colonies Other African countries Country Number of coup Country number of coup; •Togo 2 Eyadema and his son •Egypt 2. •Tunisia 2 •Libya 2 •Cote d’Ivoire 2 •Equatorial Guinea 1 •Madagascar 1 •Guinea Bissau 2 •Rwanda 1 •Liberia 2 •Algeria 2 •Nigeria 3 •Congo – RDC 2 •Ethiopia 3 •Mali 2 •Uganda 4 •Guinea Conakry 2 •Sudan 5 SUB-TOTAL: 1 13 •Congo 3 •Tchad 3 •Burundi 4 •Central Africa 4 •Niger 4 •Mauritania 4 •Burkina Faso 5 •Comores 5 SUB-TOTAL: 2 32 TOTAL (1 + 2) 48 TOTAL 22 As these numbers demonstrate, France is quite desperate but active to keep a strong hold on his colonies what ever the cost, no matter what. Sankara, a Marxist and pan-Africanist, transformed the former French colony of Upper Volta into Burkina Faso, which means “Land of the Upright Men”. He became president in 1983 after an internal power struggle and launched nationalisation, land redistribution and grand social programmes in one of the world’s poorest countries. During his four-year rule, school attendance leaped from 6

10 years ago Featured

CommentsWhy is the Public Protector turning a blind eye on this one?Is it because the crime was committed by whites,and she is only investigating blacks?R26 billion is a lot of money compared to R246 million,of which she didn't waste time investigating.Is she only allowed to investigate only blacks not whites?She must come clean,and let us know.

We need the money for the future of this country.

10 years ago Featured

The de facto shielding of white capitalist crimes by the media and its agents is expected. However, we certainly do not expect this sort of behavior from our largely hailed Public Protector. Let the 26 Billion stolen be paid back (with interest) and be used to set up programs that will help our already despondent youth.

10 years ago Featured

It is unacceptable that resources are not made available for a five year complain to investigate R26 billion stolen from the reserve bank by white capital. Has the PP not written a request asking for the money to be made available specifically for this state capture by white capital?

Let just know NO colourline. A Black crime is no worse that ayrocities and crimes committed by white people and foreign based companies. Can the PP release a report to the Public.

It is unacceptable to have base a country on bias myths. Allow our hard working journalists the right to view all

We demand the response about the investigation. There wasn't any response or acknowledgement concerning/relating to the R26 billion stolen by apartheid era leaders.

Justice shall be done.

Public Protector must release the aforementioned report ASAP.

We want answers.

We want those billions back...