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Sisulu must take full responsibility for multi-million Rand criminal mess Issued by Emma Louise Powell MP – DA Shadow Minister of Human Settlements 07 Feb 2021 in News The Democratic Alliance (DA) will this week refer all work performed by the controversial Housing Development Agency (HDA) during the Covid-19 pandemic to Parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts (SCOPA) for investigation and will write to the Chairperson of the Housing Portfolio Committee requesting that a full Parliamentary inquiry is initiated without delay. Following a report of the Auditor-General, a raid of ...
The Islamorada Village Council’s lengthy meeting recently opened with a presentation on the upcoming Oxitec project, which uses genetically-modified mosquitoes to fight a variety of diseases, and was followed by
According to recently declassified CIA documents, Leon Davidson of White Plains, New York, was tracked for decades beginning in the 1950s due to his research into UFOs. Davidson was a native of New York City who was born in 1922. Davidson was a highly educated man who earned a PhD from Columbia University's School of Engineering and Applied Science. As a student at Columbia, he was recruited into the Manhattan Project. In the late 1950's, Davidson became a sought after talent in the new field of computer development. Davidson got contracts with the Nuclear Development Corporation out of Whi...
“This could be a hugely significant moment in the history of UFOs.” While the final count is not in yet, there is a general consensus among UFO researchers that the total number of sightings in 2020 is way up, and much of it is due to the worldwide coronavirus pandemic which has kept people home with time on their hands to look up, and a sky that has a reduced amount of conventional aircraft (less flights), pollution (less automobiles) and lights (less office lights, headlights, etc.). Gary Heseltine is one of those researchers and he recently went a step further – in an interview, he s...