Cyril Ramaphosa: Nobody has the legal right to stop people in the street and demand passports or IDs. Immigration enforcement and document verification are the responsibility of properly authorised and trained law enforcement officials.
I must make it clear that only the authorised government officials may act against violations of the law, including violation of our immigration laws.
No other person is allowed, for example, to confront someone in the street to demand proof of nationality.
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Imagine if more and more new talent is given such opportunities. The industry would finally breathe fresh air, and thousands of qualified, unemployed media professionals would actually get a foot in the door.
Instead, we have a total monopoly. Reality TV host, Radio Presenter, Actor, TV presenter, MC etc.,all one person? It’s a bottleneck that suffocates the creative economy.
Recycling the same faces across every platform completely locks out the next generation. Diversifying the lineup isn't just fair; it's necessary to stop our media landscape from becoming completely stagnant.
@NalediChirwa The Xhosa people from kwanonqaba mossel baai in western cape killed a tsonga boy from giyani Limpopo saying bathi he's a foreigner 💔😭
#JusticeforNhlamulo