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South Africa’s Revised Immigration White Paper Explained. Public comment open. Let’s participate. Here’s the SACR links: #FixImmigrationSA Cc: HomeAffairsSA 🇿🇦

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⚠️ BREAKING NEWS: SHOCKING DEVELOPMENTS IN DANVILLE CLINIC CHILD CUSTODY INCIDENT⚠️ Progressive Forces of South Africa (PFSA) has received disturbing new information regarding the viral incident that took place at Danville Clinic, involving a Zimbabwean woman and a South African child. Previously, it was believed that the child was biologically related to the woman involved. However, new details have emerged from her boyfriend, identified as Muronga, who has confirmed that the child is not hers. The biological mother a South African citizen is reportedly irresponsibly moving between Soweto and Hammanskraal and has abandoned the child. Further, the child’s grandmother has reportedly refused involvement, saying she has given up on her daughter and cannot assist in the matter. We want to make it clear that: •The Zimbabwean woman is not a legal guardian and did not follow any formal adoption, foster care, or legal guardianship process. •There is no documentation legitimizing her custody of the child. •The child is currently living Danville, at RDPs occupied by foreign nationals without proper vetting or documentation. This situation is extremely alarming, particularly in a country already grappling with rampant child trafficking, illegal migration, and an overburdened public healthcare system. Danville Mbokodos our grassroots community watch group were on the ground and witnessed firsthand the exploitation of public healthcare services and now, what appears to be a deeply troubling child custody issue. Their vigilance continues to be vital in defending the rights of South Africans and holding both illegal actors and state institutions accountable. We call upon: •Social Development to immediately assess the welfare and legal guardianship status of the child. •HomeAffairsSA 🇿🇦 to verify the legal status and documentation of the foreign national involved. •SA Police Service 🇿🇦 open a formal investigation into the matter. This is not just a matter of immigration or public health. This is a child protection emergency. South Africa cannot afford to look away. Danville Clinic is not a lawless zone. Our clinics, our healthcare workers, and most importantly, our children, must be protected from exploitation at all costs. Issued by: Progressive Forces of South Africa (PFSA) In partnership with Danville Mbokodos ✊🏾 For South Africans. Please patriots, if you have anyone in these departments in Pretoria, that could help us help the child more faster please contact us 0785096631 /0641268535 Bee Lolo Abahambe Majola🇿🇦🇷🇺 Miss Ziprusha PSAFLIVE 🇿🇦 FEARLESS- PATRIOT🇿🇦 Leon Schreiber KommanderJosh III Khoisan_Dudu🇿🇦🍉🇨🇩✊🏽 @LeMiSho2024 @nyebe_official

Progressive Forces (PFSA)

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No, South Africa is not an open-door hospital. No,can’t just walk in undocumented and expect taxpayers to fund your treatment. Human rights does not mean South African citizens must come last in their own country. 📍Day 63 in Danville, Pretoria West The community has risen. The movement has supported. And the message is clear: Our clinics are not dumping grounds for illegal access. We are respectfully turning away undocumented foreigners and reminding them of the many other options available to them: ✔️ Travel insurance from their embassies ✔️ Private clinics and doctors (R300–R500 consultation) ✔️ NGOs and charitable clinics that operate with private donations Not the already overstretched public health system of South Africa! When the National Department of Health fails to protect national resources, the people will rise and do the job for them. South African healthcare is for South Africans. It’s not personal it’s constitutional. And to those still shocked: This is the new reality. The era of silence is officially over. No more waiting in 3-day queues while foreign nationals skip the line. No more ghost patients with no ID, no name, and no address. No more misuse of the system paid for by South African taxpayers. Amandla to the Danville Community and the Danville Mbokodos You are proving that when a community decides, the country moves. This is how we reclaim what’s ours. Bee Lolo HomeAffairsSA 🇿🇦 Homestead Park Community Forum Miss Ziprusha Rohan Barnard PSAF🇿🇦 MDN NEWS

Progressive Forces (PFSA)

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Ignorance is indeed very expensive. This guy who is celebrating Donald Trump clearly does not understand what Donald Trump has done to South Africa, which the guy claims to love. Here are a few things that Donald Trump, whom he is celebrating, has done to South Africa. Donald Trump has threatened South Africa’s trade relationship with the United States and imposed punitive tariff measures on South African exports. He has also publicly and falsely accused South Africa of discriminating against white Afrikaners, falsely promoted damaging claims of a so-called “white genocide”, and runs a racist refugee programme for white South Africans. He portrays South Africa as a country persecuting minorities and has used the White House and international platforms to amplify narratives that South Africa itself says are factually inaccurate. He has linked aid and diplomatic relations to South Africa’s imagined land reform expropriation and attacked South Africa over its case against Israel at the International Court of Justice. His actions have damaged investor confidence through hostile rhetoric, increased diplomatic tensions between Washington and Pretoria, and contributed to the portrayal of South Africa as a country in crisis despite repeated objections from the South African government. The cumulative effect of these actions has been diplomatic strain, economic uncertainty, reputational damage, pressure on trade relations, and the reinforcement of international narratives that sane South Africans know are misleading, politically motivated, and harmful to South Africa’s interests. South Africa has already lost about US$439 million, around R8.5 billion due to Trump’s actions against it. The people who will suffer the most are not politicians or wealthy business owners, but ordinary South Africans. When exports decline and investment falls, companies hire fewer workers, expand less, and cut jobs. The greatest burden will fall on the poor, the unemployed, and young people trying to enter the labour market. The real victims of Donald Trump’s policies towards South Africa are ordinary South Africans. When trade is disrupted, exports fall, investment slows, and businesses become reluctant to expand, it is poor South Africans who suffer the most. The result is fewer jobs, lower economic growth, and less tax revenue to fund public services. In a country already battling high unemployment and poverty, economic punishment ultimately falls hardest on those who can least afford it. At best, this guy speaking is a useful idiot advancing someone else’s agenda without understanding the consequences. At worst, he is politically naive, economically illiterate, and acting against both his own interests and those of his fellow South Africans. Either way, he is cheering a guy harming the very country he claims to love. As I said yesterday, these groups are advancing an agenda that belongs elsewhere and is being funded from somewhere, riding on genuine concerns that have now been hijacked by South Africa’s enemies. Sadly, one cannot understand this in the absence of critical thinking. I never thought that I would live to see the day when a black South African would bootlick an American president who has done so much to harm his country. Ignorance is indeed very expensive. To understand the level of ignorance we are dealing with, this gentleman confidently informed us that the United States has more than 700 million people while arguing about immigration. The actual population of the United States is about 340 million. He overestimated it by more than 360 million people, an error greater than the population of America The irony is that he was trying to lecture others about immigration and population issues while not knowing the population of the very country he was using as an example. If you cannot get a basic demographic fact right, it becomes difficult to take seriously your analysis of immigration, labour markets, economic policy, or population dynamics. This is not a small mistake. Population size is one of the most fundamental facts in any discussion about immigration because it provides the context for understanding the scale of migration and its impact. When someone is wrong by more than 360 million people, they are not simply getting a number wrong. They are demonstrating that they do not understand the subject they are trying to explain, they are just a hammer for someone else. That is why confidence should never be mistaken for knowledge. What he did praising Trump is like a Mozambican, Angolan, Zimbabwean, or Namibian enthusiastically praising the apartheid state for one policy while ignoring that apartheid South Africa spent decades undermining the liberation and development of African countries throughout the region and killing black South Africans. At some point, admiration for a single policy has to be weighed against the totality of the damage caused. The level of ignorance is trying astounding!!

Hopewell Chin’ono

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🚨SHOCKING TRUTH: Is South Africa’s Leadership Hiding a Racist Agenda? President Trump Exposes Corruption and Demands Answers! 🇺🇸🇿🇦 President Donald Trump just turned the tables on South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa in a BOLD White House showdown! 🔥 Playing videos of EFF leader Julius Malema chanting “Kill the Boer” and highlighting alleged violence against white farmers, Trump called out what he claims is a “genocide” in South Africa. But why is Malema still free?🤔Why hasn’t the South African government acted against the EFF’s inflammatory rhetoric? Let’s dive into the corruption, racism, and media cover-up Trump is dismantling!💥 1: Racist Leaders Exposed? Trump didn’t hold back, dimming the Oval Office lights to show Ramaphosa shocking footage of EFF’s Malema inciting violence with chants like “Shoot the Boer, Shoot the Farmer.” Afrikaner groups have long called this hate speech, yet Malema faces no arrest. Is South Africa’s government protecting him to push a racist agenda? Despite Ramaphosa’s denials, white farmers owning 72% of farmland while being just 7.3% of the population face targeted attacks, with police stats downplaying the issue. Why the silence on EFF’s role in fueling division? 2: Corruption in Plain Sight Trump’s not just talking he’s acting! He’s frozen U.S. aid to South Africa, citing their Expropriation Act that allows land seizures without compensation, calling it a “massive human rights violation.” South Africa claims it’s redressing apartheid’s wrongs, but critics like Trump and Elon Musk argue it’s anti-white racism disguised as reform. Is Ramaphosa’s ANC covering up corruption by favoring cronies in land deals? Trump’s demanding a full investigation, and he’s right to question a system where 62.1% of top jobs go to whites despite their small population. Corruption or coincidence? 3: Why No Arrests for Malema? Julius Malema’s EFF, the fourth-largest party, openly pushes nationalization and sings songs Afrikaner groups call genocidal. Yet, no handcuffs? South Africa’s courts have dismissed “white genocide” claims as “imaginary,” but Trump’s videos of Malema’s rhetoric beg the question: why is this allowed? Is the ANC shielding Malema to keep racial tensions high for political gain? Trump’s calling for accountability will South Africa listen? Next Steps to Stop the Violence and Dismantle EFF’s Influence 1⃣ Sanctions on EFF Leaders: Trump’s team discussed Magnitsky Act sanctions against South African officials ignoring human rights violations. Targeting Malema and EFF’s leadership could pressure accountability. 2⃣ International Oversight: Push for UN or neutral third-party investigations into farm attacks and land policies to expose bias. 3⃣ Support Afrikaner Communities: Trump’s refugee program for Afrikaners is a start, but empowering local security and legal protections could reduce violence. 4⃣ Weaken EFF’s Base: Economic reforms to address black South Africans’ legitimate grievances 81% of the population owns just 4% of land could reduce EFF’s populist appeal without racist policies. 4: Trump Takes Down Far-Left Media Lies The far-left media CBS, NBC, and others downplay South Africa’s issues, framing Trump’s moves as “racist dog whistles.” CBS’s Sarah Carter, based in Johannesburg, pushes narratives ignoring farmer attacks while hyping South Africa’s $14B agricultural success. Trump’s exposing their bias by amplifying Afrikaner voices and showing raw footage the media won’t touch. He’s shattering their monopoly on the narrative, forcing outlets like CBS to confront the truth or lose credibility. The days of left-wing media burying stories to protect corrupt regimes are OVER!💪 What’s Next? Trump’s meeting with Ramaphosa today, May 21, 2025, is a chance to demand real change. Will South Africa address EFF’s hate speech and land policy corruption, or keep dodging? Join the fight for truth share this post and demand the media stop hiding South Africa’s dark secrets!🗣️ Elon Musk Donald J. Trump President Donald J. Trump US Embassy SA Vice President JD Vance FBI Director Kash Patel Dan Bongino Attorney General Pamela Bondi 🇺🇲Steve🇺🇲 #SALandExpropriation | #SouthAfricaTruth | #BoerFarmers | #LandGrabLie | #TrumpElonAttacked | #ModiSpeaks | #FarmAttacks | #PropertyRightsSA | #LeftistAgenda | #KnowledgeIsPower | #SupportSAFarmers | #SouthAfricanAgriculture | #BackOurFarmers | #SAFarmersMatter | #FarmersOfSouthAfrica | #GrowSouthAfrica | #SupportLocalFarms | #SAFarmStrong | #AgricultureSA | #StandWithSAFarmers | #StopAntiWhiteRacism #TrumpExposesSA #StopTheGenocide #NoMoreMediaLies

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EXPOSED: FOREIGN NATIONALS EXPLOITING OUR HEALTHCARE SYSTEM AFTER 4PM In Pretoria West Hospital, illegal foreigners have found a loophole. They intentionally wait until after 4PM to seek healthcare? why you ask ? Because by then, cashiers have gone home, and there’s no one left to verify documents or charge for services. This is not by accident. This is premeditated abuse of our systems, and it’s happening because our government has allowed it! These animals are fully aware they are supposed to pay for healthcare services. They know they must show documentation. They know this is not emergency care, yet they feign emergencies after hours so they can receive free treatment without following due process. This is what happens when ✔️ Immigration officers are not stationed at hospitals. HomeAffairsSA 🇿🇦 ✔️ Departments are deliberately under-resourced. ✔️ There’s no accountability for enforcing the Immigration Act or the National Health Act. ✔️ Government tolerates systematic abuse while citizens wait for hours or even days for treatment. South African Government So now we must ask National Department of Health Is this the future you want for South African citizens? Must our mothers, our elderly, our workers suffer so that the government can turn a blind eye to illegal access of healthcare? Do we just accept that the laws exist only on paper? Or do we, as citizens, finally stand up, organize, and enforce the laws that the government won’t? We will protect our resources. We will demand accountability. We will uphold the Constitution where our leaders have failed, we will not allow this country to be lawless as you desire !! Bee Lolo 🇿🇦S.A Patriot 🇿🇦 Kopanang Africa Against Xenophobia KAAX Helen Suzman Foundation Seni

Progressive Forces (PFSA)

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Dear South African Government, This is vigilantism, and it is damaging the international reputation of your country. Ordinary citizens have no business harassing landlords and their tenants. They are not government officials, nor do they have the legal authority or professional training to carry out immigration enforcement or any similar function. Threatening to confiscate property from landlords because they are upholding the law might seem like a joke in South Africa, but these videos are now circulating internationally and are already in the hands of hostile governments that will weaponise them to discredit your country. I never thought the day would come when a white South African would be protecting black Africans from black South Africans. Yet that day is here. If there are undocumented immigrants, there are lawful processes and institutions to deal with them. Mob intimidation, public harassment, and threats against property owners are not among them. A country governed by the rule of law cannot allow self-appointed enforcers to replace the state. Unless a sane leader, one who is not chasing cheap populist votes, stands up to this dangerous lunacy, Brand South Africa will continue to suffer. The greatest damage to the country’s image is no longer coming from its critics, but from these senseless counter-revolutionaries who mistake intimidation for patriotism. This is how Zimbabwe’s collapse began, with thugs being allowed to harass citizens while politicians pursued cheap populist votes. The results are there for all to see, a broken country that was once regarded as Africa’s second most sophisticated economy after South Africa. Is this the path you have chosen to tread? A path where the rule of law is sacrificed, where intimidation replaces governance, and where a country’s international reputation is destroyed in pursuit of short-term political gains? History has shown that once governments allow mob action and lawlessness to become tools of political mobilisation, reversing the damage becomes extremely difficult. South Africa must learn from the mistakes of others before it follows the same dangerous road.

Hopewell Chin’ono

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RETWEET Watching Dimakatso Makoena saying that “I Hate Foreigners” with such raw emotion and painfully crying in this attached BBC documentary film makes you realise how evil and manipulative failed politicians can be towards unsuspecting citizens who are victims of their failures. South Africa has an immigration crisis that can’t be wished away, but it is also a complex problem that can’t be explained in simplistic terms as many try to do, especially the authors of the crisis, politicians. South Africans were not born hating foreign nationals, like racism, they were taught to hate and to believe that all their problems were authored by African foreign nationals, both legal and illegal immigrants. The explanation for every political and economic failure in South Africa is now on foreigners, even someone who can’t get an erection at home will soon probably blame foreigners too. It is true that South Africa has attracted more foreigners than any other country on the continent because of its historic successful and big economy, and how the apartheid economic architecture attracted cheap migrant labour from surrounding countries to maximise on its profits. Apartheid was a racist business model run by politicians and businesspeople, today’s South Africa is also run by one of the richest businesspeople in Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa, whose many businesses have benefited from migrant labour. Unlike in the past where mass immigration was triggered mainly by weak economies coming out of colonial rule that surrounded the apartheid regime, the bulk of illegal immigration today is now triggered by failed economies around South Africa particularly Zimbabwe, which has failed due to grand incompetence and political repressive corrupt rule. Why is it like this, and who is responsible for this immigration crisis, and how can this be changed to bring a healthy balance of immigration/migration which is not only one way? This has been caused by a dead economy in Zimbabwe which was killed by corrupt rule and the plunder of that country’s natural resources. Zimbabweans used to find work in Zimbabwe and had working public services like hospitals after that country's independence in 1980, and only went to South Africa to buy things to come and sell back home, it was business from top to bottom. Of course, as I said earlier, there was an earlier flow of migrants from Zimbabwe and other African countries during the colonial days of the famed WNLA which stood for Witwatersrand Native Labour Association (WNLA), more popularly known as WENELA. It was set up by the gold mines in South Africa as a recruiting agency for migrant workers. Before that people were always moving around the region looking for better pastures and a better standard of living, Africa was a village. That is how you ended up with the Ray Phiris, Hugh Masekelas (whose real surname was Munyepawu from Zimbabwe) and Herman Mashabas of this world. Their parents, grandparents and great grand parents came to South Africa to seek better lives and also to seek work mostly in mines after the nineteenth century, they were born in South Africa to migrant workers or children of migrant workers. Today’s illegal immigration crisis is driven by old factors of cheap labour on the part of South African businesses, and it is accentuated by new political players, the failed regional ruling parties like ZANUPF. In normal countries this is easily resolved by an election where the citizens can choose a different government and remove the crooks and incompetent parties from power. But Zimbabwe is not normal, it has a ruling party which came into power with its own military wings, ZANLA/ZIPRA which became the national army. Elections are routinely rigged, and citizens beaten to pulp or killed for resisting the failed political and economic status quo which is anchored by corruption and incompetence. The only organization that can stop this is SADC, which is a regional grouping of 16 countries with election protocols that all member states must follow and adhere to. However, ZANUPF has been able to repeatedly violate these protocols for 23 years with the support of South Africa’s ruling party, the African National Congress. ANC is powerful because it runs the most diverse and sophisticated economy on the African continent, so what it says in SADC matters, and what it doesn’t say matters too. Recently the ANC endorsed the shambolic Zimbabwean elections as democratic, ignoring the mountain of evidence to the contrary. It called the Zimbabwean opposition leader a puppet of the West, and it said it will support ZANUPF regardless. Indirectly it called the millions that voted for the opposition puppets of the West too, what motivates the ANC to say such scurrilous stuff if not bungs? So, the ANC literally endorses the causes and drivers of illegal immigration in South Africa, possibly for corrupt reasons, yet when back home it insults Zimbabweans asking them to leave South Africa and go back to Zimbabwe. The ANC is also riding on the xenophobic/anti-foreign nationals’ campaign as seen recently when South Africa's Minister for Police, Bheki Cele took to the highways to personally inspect public transport and remove Zimbabweans without proof on residence on them. This of course is done for politicking reasons, it is an empty explanation to why the economy in South Africa has terribly tanked. ZANUPF blames sanctions for all its failures with the help of Ramaphosa who trumpets the sanctions propaganda everywhere he goes, yet he knows that Zimbabwe has failed due to corrupt rule, incompetence and economic mismanagement. The ANC has now joined the scapegoating bandwagon of blaming foreigners for its failures to govern. It surreptitiously supports Dudula, which is a vigilante group agitating for foreign nationals to leave South Africa regardless of whether they are legal or illegal using the lie that South Africa has collapsed economically due to foreign nationals. Citizens are easy to deceive especially in poor townships, but why are they easily deceived. It is however true that illegal foreign nationals access social and health delivery services in South Africa, creating flash points with locals who complain that they are squeezed out because of the competitive unbudgeted use of public services by illegal foreign nationals. Seventy-five percent of women who give birth at Musina hospital in South Africa’s Limpopo province are Zimbabwean according to the South African Minister of Home Affairs, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi. This is because Zimbabwe’s biggest hospital only has one working maternity theatre built in 1977 by Ian Smith’s colonial government. 2500 Zimbabwean woman die every year giving birth and as a result, many run away to South Africa to avoid dying when giving birth. This could be easily fixed because a maternity theatre costs only US$37,000 (R666,000) to build, but the Zimbabwean government has failed to do this for its citizens. In a normal society, and in normal times, you simply vote out such an uncaring government, but Zimbabweans have repeatedly tried to do so, but failed due to repression and the failure by SADC to force Zimbabwe to adhere to its constitutional commitments and regional election protocols. The ZANUPF regime has also been repeatdly supported by the ANC and the South African Government on many times to evade this SADC scrutiny as has happened in the recently held shambolic and rigged election, where citizens spent more than 12 hours waiting for ballot papers in opposition strongholds which were 5 minutes away from the election commission offices. It means that South Africa will receive more undocumented Zimbabweans looking for health and social services, and more importantly looking for jobs. South African ANC elites don’t care about this because they don’t use public hospitals, and they don’t live in the townships where there is a shortage of public service amenities. They only care when it is election time, they only care for votes. As South Africa heads towards the 2024 general election, spare a thought for immigrants regardless of whether they are legal or not, particularly African foreign nationals because they will be scapegoated by both the ruling ANC party, and the many fringe one-issue parties that have all congregated around the immigration issue for easy pickings of votes. Immigration is a real crisis in South Africa that has ceased to be a foreign policy issue anymore, it is now a domestic policy issue because it now has the real potential of stopping the ANC from crossing the fifty percent mark in the 2024 elections, forcing the possibility of a coalition government of sorts not out of choice, but out of necessity, a first since 1994. I said the immigration crisis is complex, it has created social pressures in poor communities, but it is not the reason why the South African economy has tanked. Illegal immigration can be fixed by allowing citizens to have free, fair and credible elections particularly in Zimbabwe so that they don’t flock into South Africa, but how can this be possible when the ANC sanitises stolen and shambolic elections? Nobody wants to leave their own home to go to a place where they are not wanted, but they do it because at times it is the difference between living and death. Both South Africa and Zimbabwe require leadership scrutiny, the leaders on both sides of Limpopo are responsible for the immigration crisis, yet it is the poor people that batter each other whilst the politicians are locked away in their mansions. Something must give, the citizens must wake up to the realities of corrupt and incompetent rule and not allow scapegoating to be used as a deceptive tool to explain failed governance. Sadly, it might be too late for 2024, but perhaps the 2024 election result might force the ANC to have a change of heart and for once do the right thing on the Zimbabwe political crisis that has staggered on since 2023.

Hopewell Chin’ono

179,354 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

‼️ Dear South African Courts & Co. How much does it actually cost per page for black & white copies requested at court? Yesterday at White River Magistrate’s Court, I requested copies needed for trial prep. After a lengthy back-and-forth with the Court Manager, who has previously refused me access to documents I’m Constitutionally entitled to, I was finally assisted by a Clerk of the Court, but only after reminding them of my rights, asking them if they needed me to contact our attorney, and sending about 10 emails. The total? R456. I suspect a stack of bank notes for that amount would be taller than the copies themselves. But okay. I asked to pay by card (it was way more than expected), but no, cash only for this. I called my husband to withdraw cash and bring it to me at court. Paid. Asked for a receipt? “No, we don’t have it.” “Come get it tomorrow.” Today I returned to collect that receipt for these “rare” overpriced sheets of paper. The same woman at the cash desk looked at me in utter bewilderment, as if I had no right to ask. She carried on packing books into a cupboard while I waited at the window, I tried to get her attention: “Excuse me, mam, my receipt please.” Suddenly, two SA Police Service 🇿🇦 officers appeared behind me to escort me out, for the “crime” of wanting my receipt. I explained I’m entitled to proof of payment for the R456 handed over yesterday. So they ushered me into the Court Manager’s office. One thing is crystal clear: when dealing with this corrupt system, you MUST film everything (I wish I had a body cam). Situations can turn absurdly dangerous in seconds, even a magistrate might attack you with a brick right at court, as actually happened to my husband. Filming creates undeniable evidence for personal protection. The rot in South Africa runs all the way down to tiny courts like White River. I eventually got my receipt. Now please, tell me, for R456, how many pages did I receive? NPASouthAfrica RSAJudiciary The DoJ & CD Public Protector South Africa Corruption Watch Lawyers for Human Rights Judges Matter #WhiteRiverCourt #CourtCorruption #AccessToJustice #JudicialAccountability

Delia Byliefeldt

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