Saturday, April 15, 2017

"BIERAMICINE" The new way to cast out demons

   Louzolo Amour was founded by a man known as Guy Emile Loufoua Cetikouabo, who proclaimed himself God, and claimed to be invisible. Although he is now dead, the church members claim he is represented on earth by their current leader, Charles Mikoungui Loundou.   Their services which last up to 9 hours are dedicated to the healing of souls and bodies with sips of beer and praise. People come from all walks of life mainly to seek an immediate solution to all their evils. The church has as much as 5000 followers.

 “I arrived here sick, brother Mikoungui gave me a bottle of beer, I drank a first sip, and a second, at the third one, I went into a trance, I then felt better. I believe beer can heal, if you drink it with faith" a believer, Kondi Jean- Jacques 

Sunday, February 19, 2017

March against foreigners in Johannesburg

An unsigned document yesterday trended on social media of a planned march against illegal foreigners in
Johannesburg.
The march that is scheduled for 24 February will begin at 11am.
It will begin at Corner Visagie and Paul Kruger (at City Hall).
The organizers, who have put their contacts, are Mamelodi Concerned Citizens and the point persons are Oupa Mtshweni, Dusty and Makgoka.
Topping the list of their disgruntlement is the fact White South Africa ns prefer to give jobs to Zimbabweans at the expense of locals.

Read part of the document, “Why is Government giving asylum seeker status to Nigeria ns, Zimbabweans and Pakistanis. Is there war in Zimbabwe ? Is there war in Nigeria ? Unemployment is at 34% in South Africa , so when they do not get jobs what do you expect them to do except to turn into criminals.”
The organizer went on to cite Cash Crusaders, Nandos and Spurs as preferring companies preferring to employ Zimbabwe ans.
They also argued that foreigners, especially Nigeria ns, are well known drug peddlers who have destroyed the moral fibre.
“Nigeria ns, Pakistanis, Zimbabwe ans bring nothing but destruction: hijack our buildings, sell drugs, inject young South Africa n ladies with drugs and sell them as prostitutes, How is that helping us?” questioned the document as a parting shot.
This puts pressure on illegal foreigners who were late last year asked by
Johannesburg mayor Herman Mashaba to leave his city
This raises fear of xenophobic attacks that have seasonally engulfed the rainbow nation.

Saturday, February 18, 2017

More Deportees Received From Mozambique

Tanzanian deportees from Mozambique have increased to 193, Mtwara Regional Immigration Officer Rose Mhagama said here yesterday.
The troubled Tanzanians were seen entering the country from the Southern African state, through Kilambo village in Mtwara district.
Ms Mhagama said the first batch of 58 expelled Tanzanians arrived in the country in the past three days followed by the second batch of 122. The regional immigration boss said that another group of 13 people yesterday increased the number to 193.
"They (deportees) are coming in a very poor condition and we are shocked to see our fellow Tanzanians being tyrannised to this extent by the neighbours with whom we have blood relationship... what kind of operation that doesn't even respect human rights," she queried.