The town, on the Orange River in the Karoo, was established in 1963 in an attempt to preserve Afrikaner culture. It has a population of almost 2,000 people and its own currency.
AfriForum's Barend Uys, diplomatic representative of the AmaBhele kaJamangile Princess Bhelekazi Mabandla, and Rob Hersov visited Orania recently.Rob Hersov was part of a delegation to Orania recently, with the controversial businessman said to have been “pleasantly surprised” by the visit.Barend Uys, and Princess Bhelekazi Mabandla, diplomatic representative of the AmaBhele kaJamangile near Nqanqarhu .
The town, on the Orange River in the Karoo, was established in 1963 in an attempt to preserve Afrikaner culture. IHersov has made headlines in recent months for his comments about President Cyril Ramaphosa and the state of the country. “a useless and spineless failure who is a disgrace and absolute embarrassment to this country” and called on him to resign.also responded to Hersov, tellinggiven money to the DA, ActionSA, organisations like AfriForum and the SA Institute of Race Relations”.
He claimed the Patriotic Alliance wouldn't take his money because it did not want to owe anyone anything, and said he would “never” give money to the ANC or EFF.“I have to correct this statement by Rob that he has given money to ActionSA. The only funds received by ActionSA was R20k I demanded to speak at his webinar. I need to put this on record,” he said.
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