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[International Cyber Digest @IntCyberDigest]

❗️🇹🇭 Yesterday, Thai police arrested six Nigerian men running a romance scam ring built on AI-generated faces and fake video calls in Nonthaburi, Thailand.

[🇿🇦Make Azania Great Again 🇿🇦 @my_azania]

Patriots have started removing illegal foreigner businesses at South Coast. Umfo ka Gumede is handling his business on his own without help. We are tired of foreigners treating South Africans like we are all jollofinas. Bopha!!✊🏾✊🏾 Amandla!!!✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[Dereleen James MP @DereleenJ]

Tonight we rescued 6 innocent children from a drug den in Mitchell’s Plain.

They are exposed to people smoking tik, no food, no beds, no clean clothing, no birth certificates and no proper care!

Our communities are being destroyed by drugs, but tonight we begin cleaning up the cape flats with the help of community tip-offs.

#SoKanDitNeeAanGaanNie

[ChrisExcel @ChrisExcel102]

Nobody wants them 😭😭😭�

[Sebza @Sebzen45]

@JoburgMPD @Abramjee @CityofJoburgZA @DadaMorero @GP_CommSafety @MTshwaku @PublicSafetyMMC @SAPoliceService @Jaca_Patrick @CoJPublicSafety Can u please address the issue of vagrants under the bridge on Selby offramp. It is not safe at all and the sight is not good

[Sebza @Sebzen45]

@JacintaNgobese @nasiphim @CleanerJoburg @CityofJoburgZA @DadaMorero bonang bana ba bang

[SA Police Service 🇿🇦 @SAPoliceService]

#sapsNW As part of clamping down on the illicit economy, the North West Acting Provincial Commissioner, Major General (Dr) Ryno Naidoo, led a multidisciplinary #illegalmining operation today on a farm in Kroondal, outside Rustenburg

Although the suspects fled into the bushes and evaded arrest, the team confiscated equipment used in illegal mining, which included 20 excavators, two light delivery vehicles and two trucks.

Investigations into the #illegalmining activities in the area and others in the province are underway.

#fightingcrime #partnershippolicing SG
https://t.co/3w8nAhcv0g

[Yaya Libram🇿🇦 @Sello_Libram]

[ZIMBABWEANS🇿🇼 LIVING IN BRITAIN🇬🇧 CLAIM TO BE SOUTH AFRICANS🇿🇦]
This young zimbabwean lady is shocked to discover that every zimbabwean🇿🇼, including her family & friends in Britain🇬🇧 claims to come from SA🇿🇦 whenever they introduce themselves to other people over there.

[ChrisExcel @ChrisExcel102]

https://t.co/wHebqsE2Iz

PETITION TO PARLIAMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

Calling on All Members of Parliament to Support a Motion for a National Referendum on the Mass Deportation of Illegal Foreigners

To:
All Members of the National Assembly and the National Council of Provinces
All Political Parties Represented in Parliament
The Speaker of the National Assembly and the Chairperson of the NCOP
The President of the Republic of South Africa

We, the undersigned citizens of the Republic of South Africa, hereby petition Parliament to support and initiate a motion calling for a National Referendum, in terms of Section 84(2)(g) of the Constitution and the Referendums Act, 1983, on the following question:

“Should South Africa implement an immediate and coordinated mass deportation of all illegal foreigners residing within the country?”

WHY THIS REFERENDUM IS NECESSARY

South Africans are facing unbearable pressure on jobs, housing, healthcare, education, policing, and social services. Illegal immigration has escalated to a point where it threatens national stability, economic security, and the safety of communities. Despite endless debates, political promises, commissions, and legislation, the crisis continues to grow.

Parliament has the constitutional duty to uphold the rule of law, protect national sovereignty, and ensure that South Africa’s borders and immigration systems serve the interests of its citizens.

A referendum is a democratic tool available under our law. It gives ordinary citizens—not politicians, not lobbyists, not foreign interests—the power to express a clear mandate on a matter that directly affects their daily lives.

The Referendums Act of 1983 (as amended) remains the applicable mechanism for conducting national referendums, and Parliament has the authority to table a motion requesting the President to call such a referendum.

WHAT THIS PETITION DEMANDS

We, the citizens of South Africa, call on every Member of Parliament, regardless of political affiliation, to:

1. Support the introduction of a motion in the National Assembly calling for a national referendum on mass deportations of illegal foreigners.
2. Publicly declare your stance on whether South Africans deserve the right to decide this question directly.
3. Commit to democratic accountability by respecting the will of the electorate expressed through such a referendum.
4. Ensure that the referendum process is transparent, lawful, and overseen by the IEC, in line with the Referendums Act and constitutional principles.

WHY PARLIAMENT MUST ACT NOW

Illegal immigration is overwhelming public services meant for South Africans.

Communities are increasingly unsafe due to criminal networks operating without documentation or oversight.

Corruption in immigration and border systems continues unchecked.

The public has lost confidence in Parliament’s ability to resolve this crisis alone.

A referendum will provide a clear, undeniable mandate for decisive action—whether for or against mass deportation.

Democracy gives people the right to speak. This referendum will allow South Africans, once and for all, to express their will directly.

OUR CALL AS SOUTH AFRICANS

We are not calling for the targeting of legal immigrants or refugees.
We are calling for the enforcement of South Africa’s laws and the protection of its sovereignty.

We ask Parliament to stop avoiding this national issue and to return this decision to the rightful owners of the Republic: the citizens.

SOUTH AFRICAN CITIZENS

[Judaeda Blanco @Judaeda3]

SA New immigration law is well explained here
1. No more refugees and asylum seekers.
2. Camps for refugees and asylum seekers will now be available, and one will be allowed in town roaming the street or opening spaza shops or salons.
3. No grants for asylum seekers or refugees

[Poltergeist 🇿🇦 @Mzansi4shor]

Foreigners are desperate and they see South Africa as a cash cow or a quick way to make money now they even selling our wild life.
These people are not ashamed at all.

DJ Warras Gayton OTPs Johannesburg Shimza Prince Mashele

[Brandon @Umalumewabantu]

Zimbabweans have two countries. South Africans have only one country. And some SAns see nothing wrong with this new form of colonization.

[Sebza @Sebzen45]

@Edwin0958039099 @DereleenJ For laughing that loud

[Sebza @Sebzen45]

@Edwin0958039099 @DereleenJ She was disgraceful for an adult

[Dasen Thathiah @DasenThathiah]

UNCLE WANTED FOR THE ATTEMPTED MURDER OF HIS NINE-YEAR-OLD NEPHEW

*DURBAN: 24 November 2025* – Police in KwaZulu-Natal are seeking the assistance of community members in locating Sduduzo Mavundla (29) who is wanted in connection with the attempted murder of his 9-year-old nephew whom he allegedly strangled, stabbed him on the face and left him for dead at Phola area in Chesterville on 4 January 2024.

The nine-year-old boy had gone to visit his grandfather when his uncle Sduduzo reportedly lured him into the bushes under the pretence that he was going to buy him snacks. At the bushes, Sduduzo reportedly told the victim that he would show his father what he was made of because the victim’s father was disrespecting his (Sduduzo’s) father.

Sduduzo then started strangling the boy and stabbed him several times on the face and the boy lost conscience. After a while the boy somehow woke up and crawled to the road where he was assisted by passersby who took him to a hospital. By that time Sduduzo had already convinced his mother to report her nephew missing at the Cato Manor police station.

After investigations, Sduduzo was arrested but he was somehow released on bail and he has never presented himself before the courts. His warrant of arrest was granted in September 2024 and police have been searching for him ever since. Anyone with information regarding his whereabouts is requested to call Investigating Officer Captain Ndlovu on 082 411 5609 or Crime Stop number 08600 10111.

SUPPLIED | @SAPoliceService

[Yusuf Abramjee @Abramjee]

Calvin Rafadi has resigned from his position at the University of Johannesburg.

Rafadi has been implicated at the Madlanga Commission. He is accused of taking money in return for favours from Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala.

https://t.co/sBrA4oSv1A

[Tshepo or Vusi @Mikedotcoza]

Has Rutendo done those commentary videos on this topic? He seems to be on very topic about South Africa, but here is an 83 year old Mnangagwa wanting to die being a President despite the despicable condition Zimbabwe is in.

[Yaya Libram🇿🇦 @Sello_Libram]

[NEVER FORGET] There are 27 Million Foreigners living here in South Africa🇿🇦.
All of them are competing with South Africans for;
▪︎ Jobs
▪︎ Access to Public Healthcare
▪︎ Schooling for children
▪︎ Housing
▪︎ SASSA Welfare Grants, etc

[IG:Joy-Zelda @joy_zelda]

This is the guy who gave Katiso KT Molefe bail after been charged with 18 cases of murder

His name is Judge Brad Wanless

Let's make him Trend
#MadlangaCommission Julius Malema Panyaza Operation Dudula Deputy President