No... I'm giving you the reality of the situation..
South Africa is South Africa.. you don't like whats happening, then start your little trek elsewhere.
Toxic mate, just for a minute lets wear those rose tinted glasses and live in a dream world.
Say within the next 10 years independence is realised. The Cape Republic is one of the most prosperous countries in the world, with a high level of employment, education etc. On the other hand S.A. is up **** creek without a paddle, and people are starting to revolt aka Zim 2.0. Would you then move to the Cape Republic, or stay in S.A. and take your chances?
Let's look at it in a similar way. The Cape is prosperous, S.A. is t1ts up. The people of your province decide enough is enough and decide hey maybe secession is the way to go. Would you support that? Bear in mind now the Cape would be providing a model your province could use. One by one over a generation each province seceeds (The 4 traditional pre 1994 provinces).
Eventually you will have 4 provinces (or even all 9) all being run efficiently and along similar lines. What's to stop them from re-forming a republic?
It's a matter of the baby steps principle. S.A. is far too big to be built up from scratch in one go (as has been evident in the last 15 years). First one province, then another then another etc, it's a sensible outlook really.
I'd say instead of fighting against it, support it or sit on the fence for now, see what can be done with one and then base your opinion/support on that.
It's a light at the end of every law abiding decent South African's tunnel. Don't switch the light off just yet.