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Time to dig everything up, I hope for his sake he was paying maintenance.Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini gets 'caution and discharge' sentence over 2019 assault trial no-show | News24
Operation Dudula leader Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini has been handed a 'caution and discharge' sentence over a 2019 assault matter.
Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini gets 'caution and discharge' sentence over 2019 assault trial no-show | News24
Operation Dudula leader Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini has been handed a 'caution and discharge' sentence over a 2019 assault matter.
Curious...
Agreed.
ewn.co.za
A funny thing about this is the DA focuses on Home Affairs itself while ASA is focusing on the illegals and our borders themselves... Instead of doing both, since they are interrelated...Another ANC "success"
JOHANNESBURG - Corruption, paying bribes for quicker services - these were some issues people raised to Democratic Alliance (DA) leaders while they were on a site visit to home affairs office in Johannesburg on Wednesday.
The DA's Solly Msimanga said the party would write to Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi over allegations of corruption and ill-treatment of people at various branches of the department
The DA. led by John Steenhuisen, conducted a site visit of the home affairs Johannesburg branch where they met with several people waiting in long queues.
During the visit, Msimanga and Steenhuisen heard about the struggles and problems people faced when they needed documents like their ID, birth or death certificates.
One of those waiting was Busisiwe Matiwane who was accompanying her two children to apply for ID documents. She alleged she could not get assistance simply because she failed to pay at least R300 for faster service.
"I don't have R150 or R300, when you arrive after 11 am you are told to pay R300 to be able to enter the door".
Msimanga said home affairs is the most crippled department in the country.
Corruption and bribery greet DA delegation at Johannesburg home affairs office
The DA's Solly Msimanga said the party will now be writing to Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi over allegations of corruption and ill-treatment of people at various branches of the department.
Fscking idiot basically.
It's a good thing but I would urge them to occupy the fence and let the border authorities do their job, Operation Dudula can ocuppy the fence on the Zim side and the KZN wing take the Mozambique side, maybe they can do a better job that the authorities.
Who'll cover Namibia tho, lol
So the purpose of this is to put pressure on the monarch. Nothing to do with immigration stuff.
wouldn't he score more points by being in KZN and distributing food & medication perhaps?
That can actually work if it's what the people of eSwatini agree to because I get the feeling that they don't hate their King, they just understand that Kings have no business ruling over a country in this day and age.
Yes, I wonder what they are hoping to stop from going into the country, the truck carrying BMWs for the King and his wives?
Yeah, it's the future (or current reality) for many monarchies around the world, constitutionalize (adapt) or die/get deposed.
mybroadband.co.za
Well, at least it's free. But I'm happy with KykNet thxANC has SABC so Afriforum have started their own.
Civil rights group AfriForum has launched its own online video streaming service — AfriForumTV.
The service offers a handful of documentaries, news, current affairs, school sports, podcasts, lifestyle and children’s programmes.
AfriForumTV free streaming service launched — The details
Civil rights group Afriforum has launched its own online on-demand video streaming service — AfriForumTV.
A problem looking for an issue to fuxup.
