Normalize Suing Home Affairs for Identity Theft. It is time to normalise suing the Department of Home Affairs once you discover they have sold your identity. If your ID or passport has been fraudulently used to register a business, a marriage, or a passport, you must come forward. You must raise your voice. You must hold them accountable.
Let us organise. Let us set up a group an organised body of South Africans whose identities have been stolen. Let us find a law firm willing to take this case to court, because this is not just a crime, it is a betrayal. The state has failed to protect us, and now we must force them to act. We must sue not just the officials, but the entire state the government that allows this to happen.
The law is clear, if the state fails in its duty to protect you, you have the right to seek justice. And we will. We will not be silent. We will not accept this!
I firmly maintain my stance: as patriots, we must take board placements seriously if we want to reclaim our influence. From the very beginning, I argued that the immigration board established by Minister Leon Schreiber is fundamentally detached from South African interests.
Waking up to discover that De Saudi Darbandi, a naturalised citizen, holds a seat on a powerful advisory council is deeply troubling. Instead of addressing burning systemic crises like rampant identity fraud, this individual is leading a legal battle against our own government to overrule a Polokwane High Court decision.
This overreach is not just astonishing; it is a wake-up call. It exposes exactly how far we have fallen behind, and underscores the urgent need for local patriots to specialize in key policy-making corridors to safeguard our nation's sovereignty.
South Africa needs to strengthen the security of its passports and identity documents.
Weak document security and corruption don’t just threaten national security—they cost ordinary South Africans opportunities, trust, and visa-free travel.
SOUTH AFRICA is a fucking miracle, and BEING SOUTH AFRICAN is a fucking honor and a privilege. Don’t let anyone ever tell you any other nonsense!!!! 🇿🇦💯
Out of respect and diplomatic protocol, we don’t make comments on South Africa’s relations with other countries. Likewise, we oppose envoys of other countries publicly commenting on relations between China and South Africa.
South Africa's World Cup started with defeat and two red cards vs. Mexico.
They still managed to finish second in their group and advance to the last 32.
No DNA, just RSA 😮🇿🇦