Residents of Olivenhoutbosch in Centurion, in Pretoria East, have started to gather at a local sports stadium ahead of their march against undocumented migrants. They have accused some undocumented migrants of illegally occupying RDP houses and being involved in crime, including drug and human trafficking. https://t.co/XKTbvY1xCO
Pray that ANC won't apply the techniques they have been learning from ZANU PF all this time, until then you won't understand the pain of being oppressed by your own people?
HIJACKED BUILDINGS
The Insizwa Nobunsizwa Development Foundation will be undertaking clamping down on hijacked buildings and calls upon the South African Police Service (SAPS) to urgently initiate lawful investigations and obtain search warrants in respect of hijacked and unlawfully occupied buildings in South Africa. Lets never forget DJ Warris who sacrificed his life while fighting hijacked buildings in Johannesburg.
For example according to eThekwini Municipality reports it was identified that there are 76 problem buildings in the eThekwini inner city—including hijacked, abandoned, and structurally unsound properties. Of these, at least 16 are confirmed as hijacked and unlawfully occupied, while other reports have previously tracked upwards of 27 to 88 total problematic/dilapidated properties. We've watched criminality continue for far too long and its time we as men assist to put an end to it.
This problem is not a eThekwini problem alone but across the KZN province and in South Africa as a whole. These properties form part of a broader pattern of illegally occupied, derelict and unsafe buildings that continue to contribute to urban decay, criminality and deteriorating living conditions within the Durban central business district and surrounding areas. We have buildings from Transnet that have been hijacked and are now criminal havens it can't be business as usual.
The conditions prevailing within these buildings pose serious risks to human dignity, public health and public safety. Occupants are frequently exposed to unsafe and inhumane living conditions, while surrounding communities face heightened risks of violent crime, fire hazards, structural collapse, illegal utility connections and environmental health concerns. In many instances, these buildings are controlled by organised criminal groups that exploit vulnerable individuals through unlawful rental schemes and other criminal activities. We saw the fires in the Johannesburg CBD because of the conditions of these buildings.
The Foundation believes that these circumstances warrant urgent law enforcement intervention within the framework of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996, and the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977. Those officials who are benefiting to this criminality and living large from the processeds of crime must be aware that we know them and they will be exposed.
Section 21 of the Criminal Procedure Act provides that search warrants may be issued by a magistrate or justice upon information provided under oath where there are reasonable grounds to believe that an offence has been or is being committed and that evidence relating to such offence may be found on the premises concerned. The law makers and keepers of this country are very much aware of all these criminal elements and they allow them to continue and we as Izinsizwa will put an end to this criminality.
Section 20 of the Criminal Procedure Act further authorises the seizure of any article that is concerned in, or may afford evidence of, the commission or suspected commission of an offence. Given the widespread allegations of unlawful occupation, extortion, illegal electricity connections, fraud, drug-related offences, immigration-related offences, possession of stolen property and other criminal conduct associated with many of these buildings, there are reasonable grounds to believe that evidence of criminal activity may be found within the identified premises.
While Section 22 of the Criminal Procedure Act creates limited exceptions permitting warrantless searches under specific circumstances, the Foundation believes that the ongoing and systemic nature of these unlawful occupations requires SAPS to follow the ordinary constitutional process by applying for judicially authorised search warrants before conducting enforcement operations.
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