Why does it take a crisis of this magnitude before the machinery of the state visibly responds? Why are we constantly forced to make noise, demand answers and apply pressure before government acts? Where is the accountability for preventing crises instead of simply responding to them once they become impossible to ignore?
[WATCH] JMPD Head of Internal Affairs Elmarie De Beer says a former superintendent instructed TRU members not to patrol certain areas, including the CBD and some areas occupied by Chinese nationals. She believes this was done to protect syndicates. #MadlangaCommission
Mind you, abelungu will be going out in numbers to vote for their political interests! Nina you want to stay away so they gain power again?! Yhoooooooooo badlani!
I have never seen such an insult. The lives of murdered 8 South African women are priced at R400 000 but R600 million was spent to protect illegal foreigners against South African citizens protesting that the rule of law be implemented. This government has no regard for the people.
We’re losing this country, and it’s not some theory on the radio. It’s happening here. People walk in from the other side of the border like the line is a suggestion. They stream through Beitbridge, Lebombo, the bush, the ports. Nobody counts them properly. Nobody sends them back. Then we act shocked when the clinic is full, the queue is longer, and the wage at the bottom gets cheaper. There’s nothing cute about it. Hardworking South Africans are falling through the floor — no work, no lights, no safe street — while the state still finds a speech about ubuntu and an open door. Citizens who paid tax, waited in Home Affairs, and played by the book get told they’re heartless for noticing. People who aren’t even on the list get the bed, the job, the grant argument, and the benefit of the doubt. Then the same politicians who can’t keep a hospital stocked call you xenophobic for asking who belongs first. Close the book on the fairy tale. This isn’t charity anymore. It’s a government that won’t hold a border, won’t police a street, and still wants applause for the lecture. That makes me angry.
It feels so weird hearing our Police tell us they're in talks with private security. I don't know but our government becoming so reliant on private security should be a cause for concern.
You need to be told to GO TO HELL!
I’ll be the first to say it: Y’ALL NEED TO GO TO HELL! The entire organisation, and everyone who continues to defend and support the ANC while it fails South Africans, needs to understand that keeping this organisation in government is no longer just political disagreement it is a literal abuse and injustice against the people of South Africa.
How many more women must die? How many more families must bury their loved ones? How many more lives must be destroyed before people finally accept that this government is failing in its most basic responsibilities!!
The ANC destroyed SAPS. They under-funded it, appointed corrupt leaders, destroyed special investigation squads, fired experienced officers, and removed detective independence.
Every murder, every rape, every theft that goes uninvestigated, every bit of denied justice in this country is their fault.
If you vote for the ANC, you're voting for more crime. You're voting for more murder.
Our gov says to our sisters, “Be Safe” and it ends there. But few months ago they spent R600m to protect illegal immigrants against a peaceful march. 🙂💔
@Tella_babe1@____justsihle What about people who are murdered and raped in the comfort of their own homes? Did they not exercise caution by being in their locked homes until someone broke in despite the said security measures?
Cachalia yena o kae? He was quick to do media briefings when illegal foreigners were talk of the town, even blowing di R600M! Now he’s nowhere to be found when South African women are being butchered!