🚨 I WILL NOT BE SILENCED: SOUTH AFRICANS FIRST I have been insulted, branded xenophobic by the media and politicians, and reported to the South African Human Rights Commission. Yet I have not moved an inch on my position on illegal immigration. If defending South Africans’ access to jobs, public services, safety and opportunities means facing insults and political attacks, then so be it. At a time when women are being murdered and communities are crying out for safety, government cannot afford to ignore the failures of border control and law enforcement. The safety and dignity of women must be non-negotiable. Call me names. Report me. Attack me. I will not be bullied into silence, and I will not apologise for demanding a government that protects its citizens; especially the women who deserve to live without fear. #OperationFixJoburg #UnfinishedBusiness

Clearly your priorities are completely upside down: while you’re busy chasing and destroying ActionSA billboards, Soweto taps are running dry including Maponya Mall. The people need a government that delivers water, not misplaced political priorities!!

Ungenaphi??

Almost eleven years after Solomon Nyirenda, Yvonne Mnisi and Pretty Nkambule were entombed underground at Lily Mine, their families are no longer asking the State to prosecute on their behalf. The State has already declined to do so. The families now seek to exercise the remedy available to them in law: private prosecution. Yet obtaining the nolle prosequi certificates necessary to proceed has itself become another exercise in administrative referral and delay. -Lerato Ngobeni, ActionSA National Spokesperson Read More: actionsa.org.za/lily-mine-th…