Zama Zamas displaced many families and continue with the mass tavern killings because they are fighting for territory in our country… the same with Somalis and Ethiopians fighting for Spaza Shops territory, the same with Nigerian gangs fighting for Drugs territory…Lawlessness is now the order of the day in SA and government has absolutely no willingness to solve it because criminals are running our government…
And somehow March and March is wrong ?? Criminal syndicates being labelled as victims for votes and money has to be about the saddest thing happening in our country ‼️‼️‼️ and the government just says INTERGRATE … Only South African citizens can save this country…🤞🏻🇿🇦
If this appears on Your Timeline Kindly Repost! Pontsho Molokomme (18) was last seen ko Winnie Mandela, Zone 6, Thembisa on 8th August 2026. Anyone with information about Pontsho Molokomme’s whereabouts is urged to contact the family or Thembisa Police Station immediately.
I know some people won't like this but, Africa is not one country.
Kenya belongs to Kenyans.
South Africa belongs to South Africans.
Ghana belongs to Ghanaians.
If you are in another African country illegally, leave. Get back legally.
Sovereignty is not xenophobia.
SA IDENTITY THEFT: ZIMBABWE-BORN TOWN PLANNER LOSES ROUND 1 IN HIGH COURT BATTLE FOR IDENTITY
Gwanda born man lived in SA for 25 years, landed top government jobs
A Zimbabwean man alleged to have fraudulently acquired a South African identity before becoming a Town Planner and later Head of Settlement for the Mpumalanga Provincial Government has lost his first battle with Home Affairs in the Pretoria High Court.
Kebone Masange (56) claims he was born on 16 July 1969 in South Africa to a South African mother, Miemie Joyce Maila, but grew up in Zimbabwe where he obtained an honours degree in Regional and Urban Planning.
He says he came to South Africa in 1995 to register his birth, applied for an ID that was incorrectly spelled, returned to Zimbabwe while awaiting correction, was called back in 1996 to apply for exemption under the SADC amnesty, was issued with another incorrectly reflected ID which he declined, and in 1997 received a correct ID.
When he applied for a smart ID card in 2015 he was told three identity numbers were linked to him, two of which were cancelled.
Home Affairs tells a different story. It says Masange first entered South Africa on 19 October 1995 on a Zimbabwean passport showing place of birth as Gwanda, Zimbabwe, as Keboni. In November 1996 he applied for exemption under section 28 of the Aliens Control Act claiming he was born in Gwanda and entered South Africa in 1990, supported by a letter from DNMZ Engineers saying he had been employed as a Town Planner since 1 March 1990. That contradicts movement control records showing entry in 1995, according to court papers.
The department says this was to meet the five-year residence requirement.
While awaiting that exemption, he allegedly applied at Ferreirasdorp in Johannesburg as Kebone Masangeni, mother Melsie Caroline Masangeni, born 16 July 1989 in Johannesburg. Three IDs were issued
By Fanuel Viriri