I have noticed a pattern: once the perpetrator of GBV against women is a non-South African, activism dies down.
A Nigerian national was found with the belongings of the deceased woman whose brutal murder sparked protest. Where are activists now, especially Women for Change?
While illegal foreigners continue their crime spree destroying South Africa, the police and armed soldiers are deployed to intimidate citizens protesting to save South Africa.
@KayaNews@Leon_Schreib@CyrilRamaphosa one day these hardened scum criminal fake asylum seekers will penetrate into your neighborhoods. It might not affect you but will affect your kids and grandkids. One day your own bloodlines will feel what we have been feeling๐
Message from SAPS. UMBILO ref nr CAS 134/10/2026 - Suspect was arrested and charged and the first appearance in court will be on 2026-10-12. Do NOT reply to this SMS.
Nigerian nationalโฆ
Celebrities who have been vocal about ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION and supporting patriots:
โข Oscar MBO
โข Aubrey Qwana
โข Sbu Noah
โข Clement Maosa
โข God Penuel
โข Trevor Noah
โข Tumi Masha
โข Lebo M
These are people we must never forget. They deserve our support.
Please mention others that you know of
Questions for Honourable President, Mr Ramaphosa. Iโm not fighting, sir. Iโm simply asking. Our communities are hurting, people are afraid & we deserve answers. This is about accountability, safety and the future of South Africa, please hear us in our time of need. ๐๐พ#RSA ๐ฟ๐ฆ
The tale of two judges. Stuart Wilson, born in England, who co-founded the SERI NGO and has a deep institutional and judicial relationship with both the SERI and the Scalabrini Centre of Cape Town, ordered the release of an Ethiopian asylum seeker (following the concourt judgment on Scalabrini case).
Then thereโs Judge Mandlenkosi Motha, who refused to release 21 detained asylum applicants and raised the issue of ordinary South Africans not being heard while NGOs have access to the courts.
And this brings me back to something Iโve said before. Iโm against naturalised citizens occupying certain positions of authority in this country, especially the judiciary. Thatโs my position and these two judgments have only made me want to have that conversation even more.