EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW ON DANGER OF OPEN BORDERS AND CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ASYLUM RULING
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I'm sure the satanic politicians hate KwaZulu-Natal with all their hearts. Whenever these politicians are about to destroy this country, the Zulus always step up and wake everyone up. Zulu people are vocal. Unlike other tribes, the Zulus don't let the plans of the wicked prosper.
WATCH: The CEO of the SA First Forum, Xolani Zuma, says they have been telling the South African government that these people who are claiming to be refugees, some of them are terrorists and criminals.
He was responding after the chaos that was witnessed at the Durban CBD earlier today where a South African man was shot dead allegedly by foreign shop owners - KZN Tonight Podcast
jay-z reportedly filed to disestablish paternity after finding out blue ivy carter wasn’t his biological daughter, saying he no longer wants to be responsible for her expenses and wants her to stop using his last name, carter.
“it’s heartbreaking knowing beyoncé and our family doctor kept this from me for over a decade. at least the twins are mine, so i’m not losing both ways.”
[WATCH] “The Constitution of South Africa must prioritise South Africans.” Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni says the government is seeking legal advice on the Constitutional Court ruling on asylum seekers as it contains "unintended consequences". #Newzroom405
WATCH: The protestors are now marching along Smith Street in Durban and singing a song saying “the country is ours, why there is even a dispute about that”.
"They discovered that the farmers who grew potatoes in South Africa actually killed Blacks. Buried their bodies in shallow graves. Planted potatoes from there and you could hear farmers when they sell their crops at the market bragging about look how big my potatoes are, how big my tomatoes..." - Exiled South African activist, author and playwright - Teko Manong, c 1990. Credit: WGBH/Boston TV Archive