Health officials from the City of Cape Town and Western Cape Government are trying to gain entry into the Central Methodist Church in the CBD where foreign nationals are being accommodated following reports of an outbreak of chicken pox. They say a group of foreign nationals led by Jean-Pierre Balous, who was arrested for assault,..
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Chickenpox outbreak in Cape Town CBD where foreign nationals are being accommodated, but officials are denied entry!
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‘Legacy of apartheid’ to blame for anti mass immigration violence says minister Naledi Pandor
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International relations minister Naledi Pandor met ambassadors and high commissioners from Africa on Monday to ease tensions after a diplomatic fallout triggered by attacks on foreign nationals that have rocked the country. Pandor told the diplomats, among other explanations, that the legacy of apartheid which caused economic inequalities in the country was to blame for..
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600 illegal aliens have been taken in for verification during police raid in Joburg CBD – Six rifles, six pistols, four shotguns and hundreds of rounds of ammunition seized
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Almost a week after the Joburg CBD erupted into chaos, the police stepped up the pressure and continued with raids, confiscating goods from alleged illegal traders on August 7 2019.
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Undocumented migrants in SA put a strain on social services and do not add value to the country
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South Africa’s immigration laws are lenient in the case of foreign nationals who come into the country and do not add value but make it difficult for those who come to add value. This is according to deputy minister of finance and deputy chairman of the ANC sub-committee on social transformation Mondli Gungubele, who was..
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The DA outlines immigration plan to deal with our ‘porous borders’
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According to the Democratic Alliance (DA), the department of home affairs has failed in its mandate to secure the country’s borders because it is “crippled by corruption and inefficiency”.
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The mafia state is in full swing
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There is no longer a crystal-clear difference between the current state of our democracy and the telltale signs of a mafia state. That, in its essence, is the nexus insight from Jacques Pauw’s new book, The President’s Keepers, which is why the responses from various parts of the ANC-led government and state are as hysterical..
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How the Guptas ‘stole’ jobs from South Africans
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The caveat for bringing foreign workers into SA is that they must school South Africans in their job. The Gupta family’s capture of the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) may have kept scores of South Africans out of jobs. The family and its businesses turned the DHA into their own private permit-issuing factory, using top..
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11 842 incarcerated foreign nationals costing SA more than R1.6 billion a year
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In response to questions by the Freedom Front Plus in parliament, justice minister Michael Masutha revealed that almost 12 000 foreign nationals are currently being held in South African prisons… at a cost of R133 805 per person. That’s around R1.6 billion in tax revenue being spent on, among others, 918 murderers. The total breakdown..
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