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13/04/2026

The not-so SA's #1 Cereal to many in SA anymore.
For many years Weet-Bix was the #1 breakfast cereal to me and to many Christians alike until today where I will never buy Weet-Bix again. I had to move the half eaten bowl of Weet-Bix away from me when I noticed the new halaal label on the side of the box. The still full box I also need to discard now. It did anger me. Weet-Bix finally bent the knee to Islam by adopting the halaal label. I think we as Christian consumers must finally just say "Enough!" and stop buying products with the halaal label on starting with Weet-Bix. Join us in this and just buy another cereal. Just comment yes and share this to other believers. Sometimes we must act on out believes and not on our tast preferences. Halaal is not something any Christian should ever support. Not that halaal offer a less superior product, but that it actively supports Islam. God is a jealous God sharing His glory with no one. The god of Islam is just not the God of the Bible. Do not believe the lie. Let us make a stand and be good Steward. Christians are more than 70% of the population with Islam at 2% and yet we all are forced to buy halaal. Let us not be the cause of our brother stumbeling anymore.

11/02/2026

Here is a shortened clip of an interview with Johan Erasmus. Johan mentions in the full video that was shared with us some eye opening facts about how bad corruption had become in government. This shortened clip is worth watching since it gives alarming facts about halaal and what use to be only rumors about muslim extremist in South Africa. Here is a link to the quite long video for those that wish to watch it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgLMN6TBvkg

30/09/2025

Updating everyone on the case against Woolworths on the issue of only excepting halaal certified poultry from suppliers as we posted earlier. The case is continuing today. Would you pray that the Lord will grant victory. Blessings to you all.

30/09/2025

Someone shared this video with us. A long time ago we shared something similar. I was not looking into anything related to the halaal that we were already fighting at that time, but merely looking into the name "Lucifer". Where in the Bible it was and why you only find it in the KJV of the Bible. I was intrigued why it was in Latin. My search result said that Latin was used since the word "Lucifer" in Is.14:12 was indicating a name and since the English word "morning star" can be confusing to be a name and being too close to the words used for Jesus in Rev.22:16 being the "bright morning star" so they used Latin. They said it will sound like a name since it is one word and foreign to the ear and not confusing with Rev.22:16. My thoughts was why then not leave it in the original hebrew that would also be foreign and will sound like a name. I looked it up on the Strongs numbers and to my shock it was Hey-lal. It might be like in this video that pronounced in Aramaic it will be halal, but on further infestation they said that it is pronounced as a negative in hebrew as ha-lal and not hey-lal . Hebrew does not have vowels. The word in Rev.22:16 would be hey-lal as a positive. If that is true about hey-lal and ha-lal being positive and negative I cannot fully confirm, but what is true is that Scripture says that satan wanted to be like the most High and isn't it interesting that he uses a name so close to the name describing Jesus. By using Latin they solidified the word "Lucifer" as the name of satan. I have to wonder if the bame halal on food would be replaced with Lucifer if anyone would buy it and yet it is just the Latin for the ha-lal on the food.

21/08/2025

To all the prayer warriors.
We posted a report called: LEGAL BATTLE OVER HALAAL CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENT: WOOLWORTHS FACES COURT CASE
We mentioned that the retail giant Woolworths is under scrutiny as it faces a legal challenge over allegations of religious-based requirements imposed on poultry suppliers.
The court case is continuing tomorrow. Let us as believers call on the name of the Lord concerning this. Ultimately this is not only a battle against a single retail giant, but against the influence or power that halaal certifying bodies hold on the entire retail market of South Africa.
“Again I say to you that if two of you agree on earth concerning anything that they ask, it will be done for them by My Father in heaven." -Mat.18:19

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20/07/2025

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14/07/2025

LEGAL BATTLE OVER HALAAL CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENT: WOOLWORTHS FACES COURT CASE
Retail giant Woolworths is under scrutiny as it faces a legal challenge over allegations of religious-based requirements imposed on poultry suppliers. The matter emerged when Pumla Mahuma, co-owner of Grandchicks PTY LTD, declined a supply agreement requiring halaal-certified slaughter, citing a conflict with her Christian beliefs and unfair business practice. Did halaal certifying bodies become a monopoly in South Africa that conflicts with current legislation?
In August 2024, major egg supplier L Gromer PTY LTD approached Grandchicks to process its "Mleqwa" range—egg-laying chickens at the end of their production cycle. The offer required strict halaal slaughter, including religious rites performed by Muslim slaughterers. For Mahuma, these were incompatible with her faith.
💬 “This isn’t just business—it’s a matter of faith. I cannot compromise what I believe for a contract,” she said.
The case raises important questions:
• Why does Woolworths, in a country where Muslims represent ~2% of the population, exclusively stock halaal-certified poultry?
• Can a secular corporation require religious certification from suppliers?
• Are individual beliefs within corporate leadership influencing policy?
The halaal industry’s connection to Zakat—Islamic charitable giving—has led some critics to call for greater transparency around certification choices.
Mahuma filed the case with the Equality Court starting 16 July 2025, which allows self-representation, but may require legal counsel given the scale of the dispute. She is inviting the greater Body of Christ to stand with her in their prayers and if possible any financial support would be welcome in order to sustain her legal journey as she defends supplier autonomy and freedom to trade without halaal requirement restrictions.
https://grandchicks.com/
📩 To learn more or support her, reach out and we’ll connect you directly.
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🛡️ Disclaimer
This article reflects the personal experiences and viewpoints of the individuals involved. Allegations mentioned are currently before the Equality Court and subject to legal determination. The report is intended for informational and public interest purposes only. All referenced parties are presumed innocent. Readers are encouraged to engage respectfully and thoughtfully.

14/07/2025

LEGAL BATTLE OVER HALAAL CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: WOOLWORTHS FACES COURT CASE
Retail giant Woolworths is under scrutiny as it faces a legal challenge over allegations of religious-based requirements imposed on its poultry suppliers. The matter emerged when
Pumla Mahuma, co-owner of Grandchicks PTY LTD, declined a proposed supply arrangement that required halaal-certified slaughter, citing conflict with her Christian beliefs and what she views as unfair business practice.
According to Mahuma, in August 2024, major egg supplier L Gromer PTY LTD approached Grandchicks to process its "Mleqwa" range—egg-laying chickens at the end of their production cycle. The partnership hinged on Grandchicks adopting strict halaal
procedures, which include religious rites performed by Muslim slaughterers in accordance with Islamic practice. For Mahuma, these requirements conflicted with her spiritual convictions.
“This isn’t just business—it’s a matter of faith. I cannot compromise what I believe for a contract,” she told us.
This case raises broader questions about corporate policies and religious freedom:
 Why does Woolworths, in a country where Muslims represent around 2% of the population, exclusively stock halaal-certified poultry?
 Can a secular corporation require religious compliance from suppliers, especially if not clearly driven by consumer demand?
Some observers have raised concerns about whether individual beliefs among decisionmakers could be shaping corporate strategy. The halaal certification process involves fees that may contribute to Islamic religious causes via Zakat, prompting calls for more transparency.
Mahuma has filed her case starting 16July with the Equality Court, which allows self-representation, although she may need legal counsel due to the case’s complexity. She is inviting others to stand with her in prayer as well as financial support if possible as she defends supplier autonomy and freedom of belief.
Supporters say the outcome could have wide-reaching implications for fair trade, religious diversity, and supplier rights. To learn more or show your support, feel free to reach out and we’ll connect you with Mahuma directly.
https://grandchicks.com/

Disclaimer:
This article reflects the personal experiences and viewpoints of the individuals involved. Allegations mentioned are currently before the Equality Court and are subject to legal determination. The report is intended for informational and public interest purposes only. No
statements herein should be construed as definitive claims or legal judgments. All brands and individuals referenced are presumed innocent and their inclusion is based solely on public relevance to the case. Readers are encouraged to engage respectfully and critically.

17/04/2025

While preparing for a communion at a small group a Scripture impacted me and thought of sharing it with you. Many already know that the Passover lamb that was slaughtered in Egypt points to Christ with the blood on the sides and top of the door posts pointing to the cross, but do we realise the implications of what happened. As the angel passed through the land of Egypt striking dead all the firstborns, which according to Jewish believe was only the males based on Scriptures like Numbers 3:12-13 with Levites only being males, a few questions arose. Why did God strike the firstborn males of Egypt and what was the implication of being spared as an Israelite firstborn? When Moses was born we read in Ex.1:22 the command by the king of Egypt was to kill all the baby boys of the Israelites.
The implication of being spared was that you now belong to God. According to Num.3:12 these children were substituted to the Levite tribe, but whoever He spare now belong to Him. Now if a few thousand years later the true lamb of God was slaughtered/crucified for us as a substitute to spare us we then belong to God. If we truly belong to Him our ambitions and what we want to accomplish need to be laid down at the cross and we need to ask Him what He expects from us and where we fit into His work. It is required of us to live a holy life. That includes building the Kingdom and even that we need to be a good steward of what we buy. Halaal funds Islam. It is a simple as that. Our focus need to shift from us to Him. Gal.2:20.
We had a blessed time using unleaven bread and wine and grape juice.
We do not always realise the great importance of communion as stated in John.6:53-57. If communion represents Christ body and His blood how holy a thing is communion? I requested to the people making the unleaven bread and the grape juice to be halaal free since we know that halaal is connected to the muslim god and seen as different from the God of the bible. Keep the table of the Lord Holy. If you skipped the Scripture above which I do recommend looking up do at least look up 1Cor.10:21 which is a true eye opener. Well, have a blessed good Friday.

20/09/2024

Here is a very powerful and profound Scripture found it Proverbs. Give it some thought.
Commit thy way unto the LORD; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass. - Prov.16:3 (kjv)
What does it mean to commit they way unto the Lord? It is to start of your endeavour on a solid rock. Your foundation that you build on should be the Lord. If you start that way your house/business/family will be a success. Sometimes we think we are, but give it some honest thought. How do you commit your way the to the Lord or build upon a rock? A rock is however the strongest foundation and sand probably the worst. Is your business a Kingdom purposed business or just to have an extra income or exstra security? Does your business contribute to the Kingdom in the way that it should or the potential that it has? Can it contribute in reaching the lost? Is it openly saying that this business belongs to the Lord? Committing your ways actually requires commitment. But never trust in earthly wealth for security. That said God does bless that which honours Him. Have you considered a bold move that goes against worldly opinion by maybe carrying a Christian Friendly logo. Do pray about it and we would love to hear from you.

20/08/2024

What is missing on the Clover milk?
So it finally happened that Clover products are without Halaal. Products packed before beginning August will most likely still have the halaal logo on. Well, we hope you like that as well. Would you contact Clover and thank them for that. Do also share with them a link to our page.