The only scandal in this story is the fact that @News24 is arguing that only ANC and government loyalists should be allowed to secure government contracts.
No corruption has been revealed. The only revelation is that @JacintaNgobese is, in fact, willing to jeopardise her income by taking a stand for what she believes in.
The apparent view held by News24 and others that government contracts and jobs should only be awarded to friends of the ANC-led government is exactly the kind of thinking that has led to the deterioration of service delivery.
As was the case with News24โs previous hit pieces against @afriforum, this hit piece against Jacinta and @MarchAndMarchSA lacks substance and further undermines what little credibility News24 may have left.
@Selemanian@musnukajulius@Durbannetwork Americans own more than 500 companies in South Africa that employs South Africans..Pakistans, Bangladesh and Ethiopians own Spaza Shops that don't even pay taxes..Zimbabwens and Malawians sell broom and Tomato in the street..We are building economy here not charity case
@AfricaisBlack Mina ekhaya sinendawo enkulu kabi sikwazi ngisho Ukutshala ๐nezinkomo nembuzi ayikho lento oyishoyo..Amatayitela akhona uyanikezwa nje if uthenga indawo kwinduna
WATCH: Anti-illegal immigration activist Nkosikhona Phakelumthakathi Ndabandaba says they have proposed to the Department of Home Affairs that refugee centres processing those claiming to be asylum seekers should be moved to border towns like Musina in Limpopo.
He said this shortly after a meeting with Home Affairs officials at Umbilo SAPS in Durban after skirmishes between protestors and purported asylum seekers at the Durban refugee centre on Moore Road - KZN Tonight Podcast
Wandile Nsibande of March and March explains why they decided to shut down the Home Affairs office on Moore Road. He says many of the foreign nationals seeking asylum are not coming from war-torn countries and argues that some are in South Africa primarily in search of opportunities.