• Human Rights: Creating jobs and improving living standards, including for marginalised communities. • Environmental Rights: Reducing waste and promoting sustainability. • Children’s Rights: Building cleaner, development-capable environments to foster growth. • Economic Growth: Revitalising local economies through community-driven work. • Property ownership: the backbone of the economy, protected through inclusive benefits directly related thereto. • Waste: is property without recoverable/beneficial value and therefore becomes a municipal responsibility when done with.
Collection of separately bagged compostable and clean, mixed inorganic materials for manual processing, ensuring only waste goes to landfill. • Property maintenance, building and garden, as an educational opportunity. Skills training projects Locally relevant items, such as solar cookers, bird boxes, etc which can be sold, donated or given as gifts or "thank you"-acknowledgements, Definitions: Property is all that you own and are responsible for, protected from expropriation without compensation by law. NIWMA- National Integrated Waste Management Act defines and removes property from the waste stream, activating constitutional protection. Crime: to expropriate private, municipal, or governmental property without compensation or full disclosure. Property expropriated for public benefit purposes must be compensated for at a value first to be established in a court of law.
• Individually, benefits abound. • Legacy Recognition: Be acknowledged as a founding partner, or "Immortal Member." • Brand Visibility: Showcase your business as a champion of sustainability. • Long-Term Impact: Strengthen your Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) profile. *Tax impact Reduce your taxes payable while being a responsible public citizen, growing the local, regional, and national economies through participation. • Monthly reports: We are proud of our 24-year-old mission to drive peaceful, positive, and sustainable change, and will keep you updated accordingly. Not only is it inexpensive, but it’s the right thing to do. Join today, and let the paperwork catch up.
Program Managers & Leaders Wanted Lead with JOBS-AFRICA: Drive Sustainable Growth & Job Creation We are looking for dynamic leaders to introduce, roll out, and manage our transformative program in their communities, and the experienced staff to assist them, and train the next generation. If you're passionate about community development, job creation, and environmental sustainability, this opportunity is for you. Join us to make a lasting impact by managing recycling, compostable collections, and property maintenance initiatives that reduce crime, and pollution, and promote local food security. Help us shape a better future! Hiring Staff JOBS-AFRICA: Join Our Team! Looking for motivated individuals to help create jobs, teach and protect the environment. We're hiring for marketers, admin staff and teachers, recycling and compostable collections, as well as property maintenance teaching roles, gardening and tradesmen skills. Be part of a community-driven initiative that reduces crime and pollution while supporting local food security. www.jobs-africa.org Subscribers JOBS-AFRICA: Sustainable Growth & Job Creation Join us in creating jobs, protecting the environment, and supporting local communities! We offer affordable recycling and compostable collections, as well as property maintenance services. Help reduce crime and pollution while boosting food security and skills development. Visit: www.JOBS-AFRICA.ORG Call/WhatsApp: 083 7083 468
To live in a safe, clean and liveable, development-capable environment, you also need to join and support planetguardian trading as JOBS-AFRICA.ORG, until the tax deductible registration process is completed. Until we manage to raise R150,000—funds that, once registered, will qualify as tax-deductible donations to the JOBS-AFRICA PBO—our ability to move forward is limited. Maybe you can help raise other funds? Commission is 5% of what you raise, and a permanent position within the commission-based marketing division, which will take this program national next year.
Each module of 3,000 subscribers requires proper management as part of a larger effort to protect property ownership—both fixed and movable—and, in turn, safeguard the formal economy and uphold our inalienable constitutional rights to safe, clean, and liveable communities. No municipality in South Africa currently delivers on these rights, and they won’t be able to until we dismantle the real threat: the waste mafia—a destructive octopus-like syndicate that remorselessly devastates lives, businesses, and entire communities, day in and day out. This is not just another scandal; it is a profound threat. The waste mafia, which seemingly controls mayoral appointments and executive councils, has blood on its hands. Their activities cause real harm—from shattered windscreens and lives on the N2 Hellrun to pets lost in defence of property, to the safety of our family members. We must put an end to this peacefully, sustainably, and inclusively by creating environmentally friendly local jobs, strengthening communities. The situation is dire. The police cannot afford to take the City of Cape Town to the Constitutional Court, and back in 2009, the Green Scorpions instructed the City to stop stealing property that the poor relied on for recycling and subsistence. Premier Bredell demanded that the city fix its broken legislation, but these directives have all been ignored, and the safety of citizens laughed at. Now, the same flawed system is being applied in Stellenbosch and Grabouw. Even the metro police knowingly protect a syndicate dealing in stolen property, leading to socio-economic sabotage funded illegally by ratepayers and international donors—crimes that target both the formal and informal economy. This is part of a broader, disturbing pattern. South Africa’s first scorched earth campaign since the Boer War, which victimises the poor and all South Africans, has resulted in full jails. It is illegal to fund a syndicate that deals in stolen property. Once we have successfully challenged this in the public domain, the insured City of Cape Town will have to refund all ratepayers every cent they have illegally taken since the National Integrated Waste Management Act (NIWMA) of 2010 was promulgated, if not from 2006. This was when they began targeting the Athlone economy by confiscating recycling from the Pinelands community through the illegal and unconstitutional Think Twice Recycling program, which targets Helderberg from 2008, and, from 2010, Northern Suburbs, Atlantic Seaboard, and Fish Hoek communities. The other communities are choosing to sabotage their communities by supporting municipal driven, ratepayer funded recycling programs, and as we support free and informed choices, we support them in their choice to turn their mini-words into socio-economic and environmental hell holes. Only in these targeted communities is it an offence to remove—or to have removed—any movable property in and around the wheelie bin, including garden waste, from fixed property, as a contractor is paid to collect these resources suitable for the empowerment of local communities and the reduction of crime. Yet, the city gives away your property to contractors, enabling them to recover and profit from it while being paid twice—once for collecting and again from selling the property, also ensuring you cannot identify your property, just as at any scrapyard. All this happens without any benefit or compensation to the legal owners. By law, the value of this payment must first be established in a court of law, and it must reflect the R20,000 per ton the waste mafia charges for handling these materials, plus a host of other values, including Carbon Taxes. Multi-billions of Rands must be returned to the victims of the most diabolical European-funded system our nation has experienced since the Boer War, ironically enough also funded by the Europeans. In law, expropriation without compensation is theft, and its even worse when our personal and private property is expropriated for a public benefit purpose that knowingly and intentionally collapses the targeted economy, increasing crime, which increases government and municipal crime-related income streams. Kind regards, JOBS-AFRICA Martin Brink 083 708 3468 (WhatsApp text)
Providing the safe, clean, and liveable, development-capable environment our children deserve requires that we create opportunities for skills transfer and environment-friendly work, including for commercially unemployable and previously employable people, preferably outside of residential suburbs.