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Tous les contrats nucléaires en cours en Afrique du Sud ont été annulés : illégaux et anticonstitutionnels !

Nuclear Deal Blocked ! Judgement made on the South African Government’s Secret Trillion-Rand Nuclear Court Case - SAFCEI
▻http://safcei.org/nuclear-deal-blocked

▻http://www.fin24.com/Economy/breaking-court-sets-aside-nuclear-deals-with-russia-other-countries-20170426

#énergie #nucléaire #afrique_du_sud #bonne_nouvelle
#secret #corruption #Russie #États-Unis #Corée_du_Sud

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Police use live ammunition on shackdwellers | Groundup
▻http://groundup.org.za/article/police-use-live-ammunition-shackdwellers_2151

Police used live ammunition against unarmed shackdwellers who fiercely resisted eviction in Philippi East today. It was the most violent day of clashes between police, City of Cape Town Law Enforcement and shackdwellers since forcible evictions started off Symphony Way, in response to a land invasion, two weeks ago.

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Je vous encourage à lire l’article (pas très long) qui montre l’économie de ce chauffeur de taxi de 31 ans, qui touche 400 rands (40€) par mois, pas assez pour vivre ailleurs que dans un squatt.

#afrique_du_sud #bidonvilles #répression #inégalités

Why do the middle classes in #South_Africa pay their domestic workers such low wages?
▻http://africasacountry.com/why-do-the-middle-classes-in-south-africa-pay-their-domestic-worker

A few months after the Hewitts, a white South African family in the capital Pretoria, moved to a black township to live there for a month and blogged about it, we are left to wonder — media hype aside — has anybody economically benefited from this spectacle of empathy? Has it, for example, made any difference […]

#OPINION #Domestic_Workers_Convention

Shell accused of benefiting from South African apartheid-era land law | World news | guardian.co.uk
▻http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/mar/21/shell-south-africa-apartheid-land

The oil giant is not so welcome, however, to a community where land ownership remains a highly inflammatory subject. Shell stands accused of paying rent of just 192 rand (£13.75) a year for each of the two stations – barely enough to buy enough petrol for a 100km journey. The company strongly denies the claim.

The dispute comes against the backdrop of widespread poverty in KwaZulu-Natal province and the imminent centenary of the 1913 Natives’ Land Act, which resulted in the systematic dispossession of black South Africans. Even under democracy, millions of hectares of state-owned land have still not been transferred to those who live on it

#afrique_du_sud #pétrole #concession #pauvreté #apartheid