Showing posts with label Maputu-Land. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maputu-Land. Show all posts

Saturday, 1 September 2018

US $ 1500 Needed - 100 Chicken Battery Self Sustainable Egg Farm



Project Work Initiative 

Creating Self Sustainable Individuals


Project Work
Project Work is an initiative created by Petrus Viviers and Frank Gainsford to help previously disadvantaged individuals to create and maintain their own business venture. We have together and separately achieved much success on a shoestring budget.
Sipho Msweli (Fafa Tours)
+27 082 514 6446
Established in 1996 still running strong with many happy customers. Sipho has been an independent operator since 2000 and today the Chairperson of the Regional Tourism Association.
Bekhi Khumalo (Tumelo Tours)
+27 751 3712
Bekhi is a success in his own right. He is just referenced as a character witness.  
Gibson (Wood Factory)
(NS Ndlovu)
+27 076 395 0992
Gibson is also a success and highly motivated person in his own right. He is used for a marketing drive through Project Work landed him a successful deal which he delivered with proper after sales service and can also vouch as a character witness.

This is an Ark Project to create small little self sustainable clusters of food producing individuals using modern technology tested in 3rd World  Countries to benefit local communities.


SEPTEMBER 2018

Chicken Farming Proposal

Rural and /Semi Urban
Umhlatuze/UmkaneKude

Executive Summary
Starting your own Full/Part Time Egg Producing Business with no Government Grants of Financial Aid.   
Running your own Egg Layers with minimal Capital Input and Receiving a Monthly income that is tied to inflation. As Food prices rise your sale price will rise.  Keeping Layers is a hassle free endevor that only needs an hour a day maintenance and care.
This is a cash flow or cash up front business and with huge growth potential. Your product will be fresh daily and has a shelf life of up to 30 days. Customers include Hotels, Bed and breakfast, house wifes and Spaza Shops including ladies selling cooked eggs on the side of the road.
Need a one car well ventilated Garage or a well kept dry cool area.  Ideal income to fund your child's/children Schooling with and secure a retirement plan when they done. Hens need replacement ever 20 - 24 months.
No hassle Feed. Feed is formulated and will insure healthy chickens and good quality eggs.   Eggs is healthy and disease free because chickens are raised away from the ground. Chicken Manure can be sold or used in vegetable gardens.
Protein is the most important of all food sources and chicken egg the most basic form of all protein.   Aslo a very healthy source of protein.

Growth Potential
Only Restrictions on growth potential is Capital input and market cap. Market Cap depends on the size of the community you service.  

Replacement of Chickens

For Africa Chickens includes a buy back clause that will change as market of willing buyer willing seller changes. Current price is R35.00 per hen.




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Monday, 9 January 2017

St Lucia Estuary - Mapping the Facts

iSimangaliso Wetlands Park

Andrew Zaloumis and The Estuary





| Andrew Zaloumis | Safe The Estuary |

This video is from the Youtube channel under the banner logo of iSimangaliso Wetland Park

Andrew Zaloumis do not allow any broadcast over National TV if he did not see it

So this is considered as the Voice of Andrew Zaloumis.

World Heritage Proclamation 15 December 1999

Listing Conflicting Facts
  • 1:56 This public broadcaster say that sometimes this is a wonderworld and sometimes it is just a bowl of dust. Well this only has been dust twice since 2000. No previous references of the lake drying up completely ...Worst drought in 65 years he says.  
  • 1:59 Andrew refrence to Catalina bay in the second World War. 1939 - 1945. Sugar Cane farming started about 1913 and the flats was turned dry by 1938. Dredging started in 1953. So according to Andrew Zaloumis from 1953 to 2010 a concession boat could traverse over the bay. Now the Estuary has run dry.
    Question is sea water not less toxic to marine life than sand? 
    I mean look at all the death. Look at the death and destruction on time line 4:19.
    Remember Andrew in 2000 and 2007 you personally commanded that the life giving link between the Estuary and the ocean must be cut of. 
  • 3:51 a Very influential Scientist is explaining how toxic water can get if it is to salty. 35/1000 is ocean water and 90/1000 is toxic to most marine life. Yet we see in 4:19 that sand is more toxic than Sea Water, 
Fact is Andrew one can dilute 90/1000 parts of salt with fresh ocean water, but you cannot dilute sand with wind and hope marine life will prevail.

This is currently all I can lift out ... my brain is frying between the time lines.

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Sunday, 6 November 2016

Smuggelers High Way - Rhino Killed


Maputaland - Smugglers High 
Way iSimangaliso Wetlands Park

In the wake of a Rhino Poaching at iSimangaliso Wetlands Park near Mfabeni Section a Poacher was killed in the ensuing fire fight. As The Mexican said in a previous post by himself on this blog on Rhino Wars, there is many hungry men that can fire a gun out there, but we never get the master minds who profit from the artificially inflated Rhino Horn prices. At his point me and The Mexican disagree, but I stand my ground ... Rhino Horn Price is artificially inflated.

To come to this conclusion is easy and time consuming. Right at the beginning of the War there was a spike in inelegance's monitory worth of Rhino Poaching. It was so high and the punishment so irrelevant that two people could easily conspire in harvesting the trophy money that was offered on mere information that might lead to the capture and prosecution of a suspected poacher.

Then followed the massive over load in NPO's that could harvest 40% of Donations they raised in their evil fight against Rhino Poaching. The fight of an NPO against Rhino poaching is evil ... for already well placed anti poaching units where on the round that just needed funding. Their administrative cost was already covered because they where NGO's. An NPO can retain up to 40% of donations made to them.

This is not "mostert na die maal" I sacrificed hundreds of Facebook friends in this battle to stop NPO's from popping up like mushrooms. Pun Intended, because these tea party warriors where part of a click that was a mere link in a chain of a much bigger well planned and played out network of illegal Rhino Horn Sales.  If these tea toddlers did not know about the conspiracy they belong to then they are mushrooms. If they did they are part of the Syndicate feeding the trade.

Fact is ... Supply vs Demand. If you cut the supply the demand will stay the same and the price will increase. Now here can be two snakes to this head. Syndicates already had a stock pile abroad and legal trade would kill their lucrative markets. Or they could merely wanted to keep demand higher than supply. Either way it is fairly easy to harvest Rhino Horn. Every ten months you have a healthy new growth. It was not illegal to do this so many private farmers did take part in this activity. It is unclear what happened to this massive stock pile.

What is very clear is that the sympathy out cry of this tea toddler mushrooms are keeping the price artificially high and it is like playing the Lotto just better stakes for desperate fathers/brothers/sons/husbands who need to feed their families in a corrupt African economy. Where the Blackness feast on white guilt while enslaving their own for generations to come through debt. 

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