@jackson_rem South Africa’s latest clashes aren’t just “xenophobia.” The real issue is uncontrolled illegal immigration straining jobs, housing & services in a country with 32% unemployment.
Media dodges this while law enforcement waits for violence before acting.
This guy found Sindiso Magaqa Killers,AKA Killers,Armand Swart Killers and DJ Sumbody Killers.He exposed the Big Five cartels,He exposed Senzo Mchunu,Cat Matlala,Shadrack Sibiya,Brown Mogotsi and Julius Mkhwanazi
His name is General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi 🙌
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Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi is National Commissioner material. His years of experience in policing, his operational leadership, and his deep understanding of crime intelligence and investigations set him apart.
He is not a desk-bound officer — he has consistently demonstrated a hands-on approach to policing, taking decisive action in high-pressure situations.
At a time when public trust in law enforcement is under strain, leaders who combine discipline, integrity, and real-world experience are exactly what the country needs.
Mkhwanazi’s track record in tackling serious and organised crime, as well as his willingness to confront difficult issues within the system, speaks volumes about his leadership capacity.
He understands the complexities of policing in South Africa and has shown that he is not afraid to act.
South Africa needs strong, credible, and experienced leadership at the highest level of the police service.
On merit, Lieutenant-General Mkhwanazi fits that profile.
RT if you agree…
I never thought I’d post a missing person ALERT on my account. Can you guys do me one favour. ALL I ASK FOR IS A RT can you guys please help me find QONDA KULA 🥹
We have been silenced...
It's been 13 days since my friend Warrick (DJ Warras) was gunned down in Johannesburg CBD.
I am far from being ok really... even though we barely knew each other, he made such a massive impact on my life.
I recall our very 1st meeting:
Back in September we briefly met for coffee to discuss an idea he had for farming in Zululand.... One of the 1st things he told me was:
"What does your family say about your involvement in politics ? Mine are very worried"
These words stuck with me yesterday, as I mulled through our hours of conversations about his life, problems and dreams.
Being an activist in South Africa has in fact become life threatening. And I can't help but ask myself, why didn't I advise him to stay safe and silent...
But we can't change the past. And we now remain silent...
My heart breaks for his boys and family. South Africa has lost a brave leader.