Written by: Errol Naidoo
Article source: familypolicyinstitute.com
On 5 May 2020, South Africa marked day 40 of the level 4 national lockdown. Streets and shopping malls appear busier as people desperately try to regain a semblance of normalcy. Tragically, however, protests have erupted around the country (and the world) against the stringent lockdown regulations especially as increasing numbers of people run out of food and essentials.
Social media images show tens of thousands of people queuing for hours for food parcels, only to be sent home empty handed. The outbreak of mass civil disobedience poses a significant risk during this pandemic. Regulations are being amended intermittently to further ease restrictions.
Thankfully, scores of Churches and faith-based NGO’s have launched food-distribution initiatives in impoverished communities. Family Policy Institute (FPI) has partnered with “The Father’s Heart Community Development” to package and donate food parcels and other essentials like soap, face masks and hand sanitisers to desperately needy communities.
You can donate to the FPI “Food Distribution Initiative” by direct EFT into FPI’s banking account. Please use the reference ‘FDI’ to ensure your tax-deductible contribution is used solely for this purpose. FPI is a registered NPO/PBO – tax-certificates are available on request.
“The Father’s Heart” is an established ministry with a passionate team of volunteers. It’s regular distribution of food parcels and other essential items to needy communities have become a lifeline to desperate families with little to no resources.
FPI has launched the “Revive SA-Buy SA” campaign to help revive the South African economy. Thousands of small and medium size businesses have suffered catastrophic losses and many were forced to shut down. This means many more citizens lost their jobs as a direct result of the Covid-19 crisis.
You and I can and will revive the South African economy if we make a concerted effort to purchase SA made products only and actively support SA businesses.
Please help me promote the “Revive SA-Buy SA” campaign to millions of citizens. We are in this crisis together. We can also recover from the devastating consequences of this pandemic if we stand together as South Africans.
A leaked Western Intelligence Dossier reveals how the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) intentionally hid and destroyed evidence of the coronavirus outbreak that led to the loss of tens of thousands of lives around the world. A growing number of nations believe the virus escaped a Lab in Wuhan, China. Apparently, the CCP hid this information from the world while it hoarded Personal Protective Equipment.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) is heavily complicit in the CCP deception and has lost much of its credibility in its handling of this global pandemic. Alarmimgly, SA’s pandemic response is being guided by this corrupt organisation.
The South African government’s reliance on corrupt and agenda driven UN agencies is cause for major concern. Sex education (CSE) in SA schools are instructed by UNESCO and the Single Marriage Policy by UNICEF.
The Chinese Communist regime uses its country’s wealth to suppress its own people and brutally crack down on religious freedoms. It also economically manipulates and bullies other nations to comply with its world domination agenda.
South Africa’s deep ties with the Chinese Communist dictatorship is deeply troubling. Chinese police are training JHB Metro Police – the same police that brutally enforces the CCP’s reign of totalitarian terror on its own citizens.
Please help me promote the “Revive SA-Buy SA” campaign though your social media platforms. You can share the Campaign Icon from the ‘Family Policy Institute’ Facebook page. Please choose ‘Made in SA’ rather than ‘Made in China.’ Your country needs your love, prayers and support now!
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Date published: 05/05/2020
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