Muslims are now targeting poverty stricken communities and converting them to Islam. This was in Limpopo over the weekend, and more than 50 black South Africans converted to Islam ☪
‼️Chidimma NGO lawyers argue that …
Under section 4(3) of the South African Citizenship Act 88 of 1995, as amended in 2010, a child born in South Africa to parents who are not South African citizens and who have not been admitted for permanent residence qualifies to apply for South African citizenship upon becoming a major (18) if:
- they have lived in South Africa from birth until turning 18, and
- their birth was registered under the Births and Deaths Registration Act.
One of the things that break my heart about this immigration issue is that illegal mining keeps going on as if it’s normal in this country, to the point that SANDF and the SAPS have completely failed to stop it. Not because they can’t but because they know exactly who benefits from it, these people are digging into peoples homes and displacing communities, killing people, raping women and girls and forcing pregnant women to give them breast milk to send to those mining underground‼️‼️ The same government and NGOs in this country are protecting these people at all costs… fighting for them and bashing March and March, then your media the likes of https://t.co/KZGrfRvYPZ Daily Maverick GroundUp are the biggest propagandists who will ignore such issues and continue to push a certain narrative because the same way the always go on about who’s funding me, they don’t tell you who’s funding them??? Take time and check who funds these media and NGOs and why!
People need to learn to be prideful of their countries even when they are failing them. She can open a gofundme. Us as South Afrivans will donate but I think she should still represent Lesotho.
THE Lesotho Taekwondo Association (LTA) has confirmed that taekwondo star, Michelle Tau, is no longer a Lesotho athlete after formally requesting to represent South Africa and subsequently being released by the association.
For years, however, Tau had raised concerns about the lack of support she received from the country’s sports authorities, including the LSRC and the Lesotho National Olympic Committee (LNOC).