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This is not true. Mugabe was not convicted of anything related to a Hydepark shooting or pointing a firearm, and I don't understand why this is being so widely reported as being the case. Mugabe pleaded guilty to pointing a fake gun [s120(6)(b) of the FCA] at Brian Nguvayashe on 11 Feb, a week before the 19 Feb shooting of Sipho Mahlangu. He was NOT convicted in connection with the 19 Feb shooting of the gardener at the Hydepark property. This, despite the IO testifying that Mugabe was present when Matonhodze shot Mahlangu, and the claim that Mugabe knew where the fiream was. Why has the NPA not been asked to explain how Mugabe escaped accountability on the 19 Feb attempted murder? Why did the State accept a plea that offered no facts about the circumstances that led to the shooting? What is the State's view on an accused person's legal team approaching complainants without the IO's knowledge with offers of compensation that results in attempts to withdraw a case? Why was the 11 Feb case involving Brian Nguvayashe joined with the 19 Feb case of Sipho Mahlangu? Separate incidents, different complainants, different accused - make it make sense.

NEWS: The Mayor of eThekwini Municipality is proposing that the Department of Justice should establish special courts to deal with the issue of land invasions and hijacking of properties. Cyril Xaba says it is becoming costly for land owners to reclaim land lost to invaders and properties hijacked by dwellers, hence the need for special courts - KZN Tonight Podcast

South African prison gangs have no mercy at all. Look at what they're teaching Chinese nationals behind bars.

the zoom in is brutal

Hi that person is making baseless claims that are complete misrepresentation of ActionSA’s actual policy platform. Here are the facts rather than lies: Labour Reform and Job Creation: Our goal isn’t to make it easy to "fire people." It’s to cut the bureaucratic red tape that currently terrifies small businesses from hiring. You can’t empower the poor if rigid laws keep them permanently locked out of the economy. Unions and workers: as ActionSA we opposes the political stranglehold of certain unions (like SADTU crippling public schools), not workers' rights. Look at Tshwane were we have championed pragmatic settlements with organized labour to protect workers while saving city funds. Without playing the political game. On the issue of Immigration: Enforcing the Rule of Law isn't a "Trojan horse." Securing borders protects the public infrastructure and social services that poor South Africans rely on most. Meanwhile, their policy explicitly supports streamlining legal immigration to attract job-creating skills. That person did not read our policy.

WATCH: The Labour Laws Enforcement organisation is at the offices of the Department of Labour in Durban to demand that it should audit all companies hiring illegal immigrants - KZN Tonight Podcast

South Africans MUST not give up fighting for South Africa.

WATCH | Civil society group March and March has given Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi seven days to respond to a memorandum of demands. Today, they marched through Johannesburg's inner city streets, protesting against illegal immigration, crime, and corruption.

This March & March Joburg was huge!!

Thousands of South Africans hit the streets to protest against illegal immigration in Johannesburg.

Do you know who is NOT stressed about migration or the fate of migrants? The governments causing the migration.