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Articles by Luis Monzon

The tiny South African town in the Kalahari Desert with an average salary of R42,408 a month

South Africa—24 Jul 2026

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Once again the state is lying . People are also killed by stabing , assault and by other means ....

Wrath 1 on 24 Jul 2026

Most came from SAPS and military, along with massive numbers from old caches, and those that wee driven through the...

beukes.sean on 24 Jul 2026

By criminals...generally failed culture specimens😉

wilkep on 24 Jul 2026

Controversy follows Gayton McKenzie wherever he goes. These things do not look good, and he was also previously accused of...

PieterKruger on 24 Jul 2026

Nope. Stay armed people! It is usually the "disarm" fringe that squealing when they are victims!

wilkep on 24 Jul 2026

This is embarrassing for the DA and Helen Zille. They should really check these claims before they make them. Putting...

PieterKruger on 24 Jul 2026

Just firearms related stats quoted. Other weapons/ means are 💯 black driven and will be another shock stat!!! Failed culture...

wilkep on 24 Jul 2026

In 99% of murders by firearms it was an illegal firearm.

philip on 24 Jul 2026

You don't see the point: with such "scary" articles guavament prepares citizens to idea "you don't need firearm, because.... just...

Daite Dve on 24 Jul 2026

In desperation, We-buy-cars will denounce their own mothers just to sell, expensively, their crappy cars.

Cyrano de B. on 24 Jul 2026
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