Enough Is Enough SA

This week's challenge: Go to your municipality's website. Find the SDBIP( Service Delivery and Budget Implementation Plan) for your ward. Read what they promised and look outside your window. Then decide how you're voting in 2026. #HoldThemAccountable #YourVoteYourPower #2026LGE

5/ If your report is ignored, that is government's failure – not yours. Follow up. Escalate. Put it on the public record. Know the law. Use the law. #OurStreetsOurRights #KnowTheLaw #EnoughIsEnough #ImmigrationLaw

4/ Document what you know: location, business name if applicable, relevant details. Do not confront directly.

What are you actually legally allowed to do if you suspect someone is in South Africa illegally? Here's the answer: 🧵

@EducNurture And that is who we should be fighting and channeling our anger towards

@EIESOUTHAFRICA We have read it Government has not.

Most South Africans have never read the Immigration Act. Here's what it actually says:🧵

@muzi_mocco Our selectiveness should not affect the enforcement thereof, we must all abide by the law or face the consequences.

@EIESOUTHAFRICA Those who claim to have read it are selective about the parts they've read.

@cdelange_ That is the point, people should be aware of these laws and we must demand for them to be enforced.

@EIESOUTHAFRICA it says a lot of other things you dont mention.

@MMndai49433 Acts of Parliament are public documents, free of charge. You can read up on them on the official South African Government website

@EIESOUTHAFRICA Send us a link 🔗 you could be lying for all we know

@DikgaleSte69869 @SAHRCommission The South African Human Rights Commission is not responsible for making, amending, or enforcing Immigration Laws. The can make recommendations when they deem certain laws to infringe on human rights.

@EIESOUTHAFRICA Our human rights commission @SAHRCommission is run by a foreigner so we get to bend and amend a few laws, like taking it upon ourselves to conduct the search and ask for documents. We earned that right.

@James_Kamoka As is your right and responsibility. Report all illegal activities to the relevant authorities.

@EIESOUTHAFRICA No3: as a citizen of South africa , I can't allow or turn a blind eye on an illegal activity

@sprezzavsop How do you propose the people "take over and govern"?

@EIESOUTHAFRICA Immigration act its a piece of paper...ink on paper...when home affairs fail the people shall take over and govern...you must be one of the PhD's nd kleva blacks that benefit from the chaos in this country... mnangwagwa next door is oppressing ppl using ink&paper Voetsek

@COOKYOURFOOD Which part exactly?

@EIESOUTHAFRICA See this is that bulshit. Be for real dude.

@McFumbata We are saying that people need to know the laws of their countries and those they visit so they are able to abide by them. We are saying that the said laws should be enforced by the relevant entities.

@EIESOUTHAFRICA Most Africans have never read their Immigration Acts in their respective countries as well… Soooo what are we saying???

@gugurine23 Citizenship is open to people who have been lawfully admitted for permanent residence and meet the requirements. Overstaying a visa is an illegal act.

@EIESOUTHAFRICA Irrespective! It won't say people who were here on a visitation visa to watch the 2010 world cup deserve to be citizens cause they never left. Right?

The most dangerous belief in South African democracy: "All politicians are the same,what's the point of voting?" This is exactly what keeps bad politicians in office. If you don't vote, someone else decides. And they've been deciding badly for years. #YourVoteYourPower #2026LGE

@DaddyFlexy Would you like that to be the next segment?

@EIESOUTHAFRICA What's the criminal procedure act?

@Cry07787568 Read to understand. The post says Home Affairs is RESPONSIBLE for enforcement.

@EIESOUTHAFRICA Stop lying,,only 3 department can check passport n make arrest, Immigration officer Saps Soldiers