#United_we_stand

The Department of Home Affairs says it costs over R60 million each year to deport foreign nationals by road through neighboring countries. tinyurl.com/mveev2p3

BREAKING NEWS The Director of Public Prosecutions in Limpopo doesn't know that the MERE ACT of ACCEPTING USD (Foreign Currency) as payment for a transaction in South Africa is A CRIME!!!! @NPA_Prosecutes @MkhontoweSizwex @ItuRebaone @EFFSouthAfrica @Sinawo_Thambo @LeighMathys @mazolman63 @NhlamuloNdhlela @eNCA @SABCNews @Newzroom405 @XoliMngambi @SakinaKamwendo @sandileswana. By declining to PROSECUTE such a straightforward criminal offense, the DPP in Limpopo has VIOLATED her Constitutional Duty to Prosecute without FEAR, FAVOUR OR PREJUDICE. A suspension must follow ASAP!!!

Flights from Nigeria to South Africa are still cancelled 🙏🏽✨️😭

And if your @CheckersSA 60 delivery driver is not South African. Send him back to @CheckersSA with that order and request a refund. 😭

Who did this to our Public Protector? 😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂

Make your voice heard on the ZEP/LEP matter. Submit your comments, additional information or suggested themes and questions for consideration using the details provided in the image. Cc: @HomeAffairsSA

Meanwhile these foreigners are selling passports. Here's a Zimbabwean caught with 580 Passports and R147k in Cash who illegally crossed borders from Zimbabwean to South Africa. #Capturedstate #PassportsScam #SouthAfrica

Sometimes I wonder if Nigeria has the necessary documents to be a country😌

Imagine being a Minister, seeing the ability of an adversarial state to now use Starlink to see who is online, and potentially access highly sensitive state communications, a national security digital risk so severe it could bring South Africa to its knees. The devastation would be absolute. Equally absolute would be the emptying of ordinary South African’s bank accounts, the theft of their confidential personal information by hackers and malign actors who buy this technology. Imagine seeing this, and all the repeated revelations about Starlink’s digital security vulnerabilities, data exposure, and the profound national security risks it poses, and deciding: “Yes, this is what South Africa needs.” Imagine handing the keys to South Africa’s digital sovereignty and strategic communications infrastructure to a man repeatedly implicated in corruption and state capture scandals, in and out of court over discrimination against people of colour, a self-confessed supporter of colonialism, who has quite deliberately and intentionally adopted an adversarial posture toward South Africa and its people having launched a damaging global disinformation campaign against it, and deciding: “Yes, this is who South Africa needs.” All without a single public impact assessment, national security review, or meaningful public consultation. I do not think a greater risk to South Africa has existed since the Guptas were handed the keys to National Treasury. This is no different. It is breathtaking in its recklessness. It is diabolical in its incompetence. It is a corruption of the soul to have zero care for the digital safety of the people of South Africa and its national security. Just pleasing a base that sees Elon Musk as its White Knight. Votes. That’s it. A couple of thousand votes. Selling South Africa for votes. Sies.

We are in a consultation for ZEPs and LEPS with @JacintaNgobese Foreign nationals are here in large numbers, and many are now pleading with @HomeAffairsSA for a permanent solution because they have built their lives in South Africa. The ongoing uncertainty affects their ability to properly plan their futures, livelihoods and families. But why should South Africans carry the burden for people who chose to build permanent lives around temporary arrangements?

[BREAKING NEWS] Fraud and corruption accused Ekurhuleni city manager Kagiso Lerutla to resume his official duties on Monday. #Newzroom405

@SizweDhlomo @pmcafrica @SizweDhlomo skyf spane my good sir. I want to come back from the States 😩

Guess who?

@RamaboduObakeng @Am_Blujay O stlatla my good sir.

So Mexican Drug Cartels are operating in South Africa some are busy fighting people for selling tomatoes on the streets because they’re black when we talk you say we’re defending Zimbabwes . Latang Mexican cartels they’re operating in our country with a lap worth 100 million .

If a French troop kills you, he will be excused. Yes, Ruto has signed that.

Seems like intelligence in the country is only used to spy on each other cos clearly ayisebenzi - no ways that citizens know more about Black Rock than the state.

I decided to come here to the centre where peasants live to demonstrate that it is possible.

The kind of quote that used to end political careers

You are not going to patronize people ngisaphila mina, from Zurich to Switzerland I will expose the malfeasance. What does daily operations mean to you? Please, don't prompt AI.

Mexican Drug Cartels living freely and making drugs in South Africa… 🚮

Cyril became president in 2018 and when I recall properly that’s when my life started going downhill.