BLF-WC to march to KPMG in Stellenbosch

Black First Land First Western Cape (BLF-WC) released a statement yesterday highlighting the extent which the South African Police Service (SAPS) and Stellenbosch municipality were captured by KPMG. After KPMG noticed our vigorous statement and action plan resulting from the police and municipality declining our 27 November 2018 march, they quickly alerted the Stellenbosch municipality to approve our march permit ASAP.

Either way we know that even if they had declined to approve our permit, the law allows for protests to occur without prior notice. A recent Constitutional Court ruling declares a section of the Gatherings Act unconstitutional because it limits and criminalises peaceful protests.

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KPMG, the rogue bulldog of White Monopoly Capital, has captured the Stellenbosch municipality and SAPS

Black First Land First Western Cape (BLF-WC) has undertaken to march to the KPMG head office in Stellenbosch, Western Cape, on the 27 November 2018, because KPMG is a rogue firm which has come to influence the politics of South Africa. We have seen KPMG’s rogue behavior by their withdrawal of a report on the SARS rogue unit, which implicated Stellenbosch’s man Pravin Gordhan. The 18 trumped up charges relating to 783 payments that President Zuma allegedly received were followed due to recommendations from a report compiled by KPMG in order to cast him as corrupt in order to achieve regime change. More recently, they legitimized the looting of VBS Bank.

KPMG has assisted in destroying black business where banks have illegally closed black people’s accounts, like they did with the Guptas.

BLF-WC has gone through the process of applying for a legal march and submitted all documents on time to the police. Our first submission was on 30 October, we got feedback on 7 November. We resubmitted on 8 November with the changes they highlighted. We received negative feedback again on 15 November. We submitted again on 16 November and got negative feedback again on 19 November. As part of our submissions we submitted lists of march leaders and marshals. In essence we fulfilled all of the requirements.

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Steinhoff criminal case referred to Stellenbosch Police Station

Steinhoff criminal case referred to Stellenbosch Police Station

Black First Land First (BLF) has on Tuesday, 12 December 2017, opened a case of corruption, fraud and money laundering against Steinhoff. The case specifically targets the former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Markus Jooste and the entire Board of Directors of Steinhoff including the six chartered accountants who sit on the same board. The case was opened at the Hilbrow Police Station under the reference “CAS 378/12/2017”. BLF has been advised by the police this morning that the case was subsequently transferred to the Stellenbosch Police Station and registered under the reference “CAS 347/12/2017”

BLF wishes to thank the police for showing this level of efficiency in speedily transferring the case near the headquarters of Steinhoff – which is based in Stellenbosch – where the crimes that has cost the nation over R17 billion were hatched.

BLF will be monitoring the progress of the case to ensure speedy prosecution of the culprits. We reiterate that the biggest corruption in South Africa is committed by white monopoly capital which the white media always covers up.

R17 billion is not small change. Furthermore, those who parceled out public funds to white monopoly capital, such as Pravin Gordhan and Mcebisi Jonas, must account for this grand corruption. BLF believes that evidence will show that Markus Jooste and Steinhoff ran the biggest corruption scheme in 2017. We will leave no stone unturned in the fight to end the corruption of white monopoly capital.

ISSUED BY THE NATIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE OF THE BLACK FIRST LAND FIRST MOVEMENT (BLF NCC)

14 December 2017

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Zanele Lwana
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Lindsay Maasdorp
(National Spokesperson)
Cell: +27 79 915 2957

Brian Tloubatla
(Deputy National Spokesperson)
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