WATCH: March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese Zuma says the government must take responsibility for the death of DJ Warras due to its failure to deal with hijacked buildings and illegal immigrants.
I gain I am saying this. The Gift of the givers is a danger to South Africa. The mission of that organization is not what people are seeing on the surface. We are in danger 💔
This just proves that South Africa no longer has a functioning government ...; it’s the NGOs calling the shots. Our ministers and even the President seem to run to NGOs for direction before making decisions. These people were brought in by Gift of the Givers.
And let’s be honest: Gift of the Givers openly aligns themselves with Hamas. That alone raises serious questions. How can anyone trust them with national security matters?
WATCH: Jacinta Ngobese sending a strong message to South Africans
Jacinta Ngobese Zuma calls for a march on November 7, 2025, framing it as a defiant stand against perceived oppression by courts and policies that she believes undermine South African citizens' interests. The message highlights concerns over immigration, resource allocation, and long-term national sovereignty, urging participants to prioritize locals ("Put South Africans FIRST") amid fears of demographic shifts.
Mangobese echos sentiments of frustration with NGOs, captured institutions, and foreign influxes from countries like Pakistan, Somalia, Ethiopia, and Nigeria. This taps into broader debates in South Africa about unemployment, crime, and border control, where public anger has fueled similar protests before.
@AfricaFactsZone Zuma meeting Traoré is a powerful symbol for the Pan African movement.
Whatever one thinks of Zuma’s record, African leaders engaging directly on unity, sovereignty and shared advancement is the kind of dialogue the continent has lacked for decades.
@CetshwayoG@gndzongana I love Putin.. But Traorè is by no means a boy!!! Perhaps you are only able to respect white, European leaders and don't recognize the same with Africans.
@Asante_Ayanda The term "over confident" is often said by those who lack confidence themselves therefore a measure above their confidence is offensive to them. They believe people must "cower" and minimize themselves in order to be acceptable to them. Why would anyone not have confidence whilst