Ramaphosa said no civilian must as for documents from foreigners., the communities said "hold my beer".
No they go to police stations, fetch the police in their personal vans and take them to foreign owned businesses and residents to force them to make arrests and to expel them from the buildings 😂😂😂🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
The cops are now complaining 😂😂😂
Journalists in Nigeria can’t even ask their Minister of police a question about Boko Haram, but they have the nerve to demand apologies from South African ministers! 😤😤😤😤😤
I'm sorry, what?!
A R2,000 fine. That's it?!
South Africa is becoming the country where the only way to get the police, the prosecuting authority, and the courts to do their job is by PUTTING THE MEDIA spotlight on them.
This is why citizens now turn to the media in addition to going to the police.
Soon, citizens will turn to the media instead of the police.
You could argue that, in part, the Madlanga Commission is this effective because it is on TV.
CASE IN POINT | In 2024, at least 23 children nationwide died after eating snacks bought from spaza shops, with later deaths linked to toxic pesticides. Despite investigations, no one has been held responsible. For more news, visit https://t.co/TS6YUmN424
Families lost their loved ones because a heartless illegal Zimbabwean foreigner, Martin Mungayi already wanted for multiple robberies chose to come to South Africa and commit murder. When South African citizens rightly point out that many illegal foreigners are here to commit crime and nothing else, they are immediately labelled xenophobic or Afrophobic. Cry my beloved country, for better days are coming.
#CountryDuty
On Case In Point this week:
Why are there still no prosecutions for 23 children who died after consuming spaza shops snacks in 2024?
Plus,
Despite a R500-million funding injection to boost spaza shops, many are still facing systemic exclusion.
Watch Case in Point every Thursday from 20:00-21:00 on SABC News Channel 404 and SABC Plus.
🇿🇦 Migrant Repatriation Update
Albert Matsaung (Dept of Home Affairs):
“Citizenship is determined by whether one or both parents are citizens.”
Repatriation operations continue in Musina.
BLOEMSPRUIT POLICE SEEK ASSISTANCE IN FINDING MISSING 17-YEAR-OLD:
Police in Bloemspruit, Free State, are appealing to the public for assistance in locating 17-year-old Bokamoso Malope, who went missing on Sunday, 28 June 2026.
According to reports, at approximately 10:00 on Sunday morning, a caregiver from the Pelo ya Jesu Centre in the Bloemspruit area took a group of children to town. Upon returning to the centre later that day, the caregiver discovered that Bokamoso was nowhere to be found. No one has seen him since.
Initial search efforts have been conducted in Freedom Square, an area the teenager is known to frequent, as well as at local initiation schools in Rocklands.
However, all attempts to locate him have thus far been unsuccessful. The 17-year-old was last seen wearing a blue tracksuit top, blue jeans, and brown slippers.
Anyone with information regarding Bokamoso Malope’s whereabouts is urgently requested to contact the investigating officer, Detective Sergeant Ranthako, on 071 331 8880, the SAPS CrimeStop number on 08600 10111, or send an anonymous tip-off via the MySAPSApp.