It is in the public interest to revoke the citizenship of Phillip Craig who has been driving the Cape Independence agenda thus agitating for fragmentation and division in South Africa which has caused social and political tension.
South African unemployed ITs and Hackers who are sitting at home and has nothing to lose
This was their opportunity to visit that Home affairs website of Asylum Seekers and show us their talent… 🤧🤧
Primrose Residents Are Living In Fear Because of Heavily Armed Zama Zama Groups Who Are Engaging In Turf War Gun Battles Almost Everyday, Leaving Residents Including Children Caught In Crossfire
Residents of Primrose Hill and surrounding areas in Germiston are living in fear amid frequent gun battles between rival groups of illegal miners fighting for control of mining territory. A recent shoot-out at a landfill site left a 16-year-old boy and a security guard injured, with the security officer reportedly in critical condition.
Primrose Community Policing Forum chairperson Tracy Enslin told The Citizen the teenager was playing with friends at a park when a stray bullet struck him in the leg. She said rival groups clash three to four times a week over a lucrative mining shaft at the Simmer and Jack mine dump, using AK-47 rifles and handguns, with up to 200 to 300 rounds reportedly fired within five minutes.
Enslin has called for the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) to be deployed in the area for at least three months to help police illegal mining activities and allow the municipality to close abandoned mine shafts. Residents have also reported houses being riddled with bullets, a five-hour gun battle, underground blasting that caused roads to collapse, damaged infrastructure and bodies of dead miners being left on pavements.
The violence has also forced the temporary closure of a municipal landfill site, disrupting waste collection services as trucks cannot operate according to their normal schedules. Despite repeated police operations and arrests, residents say the situation remains unresolved. Parliament has also called for coordinated government intervention, recommending that departments develop an action plan within six months to address illegal mining in Ekurhuleni's Ward 92.
Food for thought.
“There is no State that cannot defeat criminals. If a State does not defeat criminality, it is because the State is complicit.” - Nayib Bukele President of El Salvador.
Is he right?