Jacinta Ngobese: "African Leaders Must Respect Our Laws"
"We are inviting the law back into our country."
She says:
"South Africa has been living unlawfully for a very long time."
"We are reminding our government of what the laws are."
"African brothers and sisters must respect our country – currently, they don't."
"If you come to South Africa, come through the right channels ..; so we can do the same in your country."
"Human rights must apply everywhere in Africa ..; not just in name."
This is the message the media refuses to show you.
She is not calling for violence. She is calling for law. She is not attacking Africans. She is demanding respect.
She is saying: we have children who deserve a functioning Africa. We cannot have dictators running countries while people suffer. We cannot have double standards where South Africa is expected to be a doormat for the continent.
African leaders must meet and fix the continent..; not just talk about it while their people flee to South Africa.
We are not the world's dumping ground. We are a country with laws, with dignity, and with a future.
30 June is coming.