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Makumbirofa Farms Advocacy · Human Rights · African SolidarityAdvocacy & Human Rights Should 25,000 South Africans Be Removed From Zimbabwe? By Collen Makumbirofa | Makumbirofa Farms Advocacy Desk A Zimbabwean MP’s call to expel South Africans has ignited fierce debate — but Zimbabwe’s answer must be humanity, not vengeance. In response to xenophobia, violence, looting,…
MAKUMBIROFA FARMS Advocacy & Human Rights Advocacy & Human Rights By Collen Makumbirofa | Makumbirofa Farms Photo: Xenophobic violence in South Africa (file image, not the reported incident) AZimbabwean man, Takudzwa Moyo, was stabbed by South African thugs who demanded to see his passport. These men were not police officers. They were not immigration officials. They had no…
Makumbirofa Farms Advocacy & Human Rights By Collen Makumbirofa Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma wants every Zimbabwean out of South Africa — permit or no permit. It does not matter to her whether you are documented, working, paying rent, or raising your children lawfully in this country. Her position is simple and it is brutal: go home. Watch…
A story from Limpopo, South Africa, has captured people’s attention and stirred deep questions about the unseen world. The story revolves around a Zimbabwean man named Themba, who was working diligently on a farm in South Africa. What makes his story extraordinary is that he fell in love with a ghost – the spirit of…
Advocacy · Human Rights · Pan-African Voice Advocacy & Human Rights By Collen Makumbirofa | Makumbirofa Farms | Johannesburg The persecution of Christians persists in Nigeria. According to reports circulating through Christian advocacy networks, as many as 350 Christians were killed in Tegina, Niger State, between the 5th and 6th of July, allegedly by Fulani militants. This…
MAKUMBIROFA FARMS Advocacy · Human Rights · Pan-African Voice Breaking Report By Collen Makumbirofa | Makumbirofa Farms | Johannesburg The savages of xenophobia have now targeted foreign taxi owners. This follows the Faraday Taxi Association’s decision to ban foreign nationals from operating at its rank located in Faraday. This move has affected Zimbabwean and Mozambican taxi owners, stripping…
Recently, shocking reports emerged from Soweto, South Africa, where two men were arrested after being found in possession of human body parts—kidneys, lungs, and hearts stored in buckets. This gruesome discovery was covered by SABC News, shedding light on a disturbing trend that threatens our communities and moral fabric. Cannibalism is sadly becoming a rampant…
Advocacy & Human Rights By Collen Makumbirofa | Makumbirofa Farms The South African society and businesses must help South African women start small projects, including tuckshops and sewing, to help them earn an income. Many women in areas like Pretoria, Rosettenville, Kempton Park and Witbank have turned to prostitution. Prostitution is not a job by choice. It…
Makumbirofa Farms — Advocacy Desk Breaking Report Reported by Collen Makumbirofa Crimes against humanity targeting foreign nationals are still going on in South Africa. Four South African citizens have been arrested for allegedly looting foreign-owned shops in Witbank. The group is composed of three men and one woman. They are engaging in scorched-earth tactics, destroying…
Breaking Report A man of prayer, stoned to death for kneeling in the wrong place. By Collen Makumbirofa · Makumbirofa Farms It is widely reported that Madzibaba Innocent Maunganirwa and his brother went into the bush to pray, in an area of Mpumalanga where certain South Africans were performing traditional rites. Their presence provoked the group. They…
Advocacy & Human Rights Our problem is not politics — it is bondage of the spirit. By Collen Makumbirofa · Makumbirofa Farms The problem in Zimbabwe is not politics. It is witchcraft. There are too many witches among us, and their work has left a nation of people who are, in the truest sense, spiritual slaves. Before…
South Africa is a country built on solidarity. It was solidarity — from Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Zambia, Nigeria, Tanzania, and dozens of other African nations — that helped end apartheid. Today, that debt is being repaid with mob violence, and it must stop. Over the past several months, waves of xenophobic attacks have swept through Johannesburg,…
Breaking Report By Collen Makumbirofa | Makumbirofa Farms AZimbabwean man known as Brian was killed by a group of South Africans after being wrongly accused of raping a child. The case happened in Eerste River, South Africa, and it has left a community — and a family — mourning a death that should never have…
Breaking Report — Makumbirofa FarmsA Deerpark farmer near Tzaneen is recovering at home after surviving a brutal panga attack on his own property — an incident that has reignited urgent calls for the courts to treat violence against farmers with the severity it deserves. According to reporting by the Letaba Herald, Pieter Buys was switching…
MAKUMBIROFA FARMS Advocacy · Human Rights · Self-Sufficiency By Collen Makumbirofa | Makumbirofa Farms ASouth African woman, Tshivhase Rudzani, was moved to act when she saw a crowd of displaced Zimbabwean women outside Thohoyandou Police Station. She saw mothers and children who had fled violence with nothing. Rather than simply feeling sorry for them, she decided to be…
Advocacy & Human Rights — Breaking Report The case of Ernest Mahlangu in KwaThema exposes how South Africa’s anti-immigrant mobs now operate with police at their side, not against them. By Collen Makumbirofa — Makumbirofa FarmsEkuthuleni Informal Settlement, KwaThema Anti-immigrant violence in South Africa is state-sponsored. It is not the work of a few angry…
MAKUMBIROFA FARMS Advocacy & Human Rights President Ramaphosa told Kenya’s President Ruto that “South Africans are not xenophobic.” The bodies of Mozambicans, Malawians and Nigerians say otherwise. By Collen Makumbirofa · Makumbirofa Farms When President Cyril Ramaphosa stood beside Kenya’s President William Ruto during a State Visit at the Union Buildings and declared, “South Africans are not xenophobic….
Or Watch the Video here: https://rumble.com/embed/v7a6q52/?pub=rtb34 Advocacy · Human Rights · Southern Africa Breaking Report · Advocacy & Human Rights While Parliament debates, vigilante mobs walk South Africa’s streets with police at their side. By Collen Makumbirofa · Makumbirofa Farms · Advocacy & Human Rights Desk An EFF Member of Parliament stood before the National Assembly this…
MAKUMBIROFA FARMS Advocacy & Human Rights Reporting — Southern Africa Advocacy & Human Rights By Collen Makumbirofa · Makumbirofa Farms | Reported/Unconfirmed figures — see editor’s note below Displaced foreign nationals gather with what remains of their belongings after being forced from their homes amid the recent wave of xenophobic violence in South Africa. This was an…
MAKUMBIROFA FARMS. Advocacy & Human Rights Breaking Report By Collen Makumbirofa · Makumbirofa Farms Zimbabweans displaced by xenophobic violence are sleeping in the streets in Cape Town. They have been chased away from their homes in Cape Town townships. They have lost their jobs, and property to looters. They have lost everything they worked for, for many years,…
MAKUMBIROFA FARMS. Advocacy & Human Rights Breaking Report By Collen Makumbirofa · Makumbirofa Farms There was chaos and mayhem in Greenfield, Khatlehong, after reports emerged that anti-foreigner leader Andile Somgxada was shot during the march. According to eyewitnesses at the scene, Somgxada is now reported to be receiving treatment at hospital, though the full circumstances of the shooting…
Breaking Report Eight years after Rod and Rachel Saunders vanished while hunting rare seeds in KwaZulu-Natal, justice has finally come — but the story exposes dangers that visitors, foreign nationals, and ordinary South Africans still live with every day. MAKUMBIROFA FARMS — ADVOCACY & HUMAN RIGHTS DESK See the last known photo of the couple,…
Even the South Africans themselves are shocked by this behavior of their own. A man, whose actions are beyond comprehension, was seen urinating inside a foreign-owned tuckshop. This act of disrespect and disregard for others’ property has ignited widespread outrage and disappointment among the community. What is even more astonishing is that tomorrow, when he…
Advocacy & Human Rights By Collen Makumbirofa Makumbirofa Farms • Human Rights Advocacy Desk “Mai Ts Diaries has called for a temporary boycott of South African artists performing in Zimbabwe, saying the entertainment industry should stand in solidarity with Zimbabweans amid the current xenophobic tensions and reported deportations in South Africa.” Mai T is right,…
Advocacy & Human Rights If the Tsonga Video does not open see it here: https://rumble.com/embed/v79xrb0/?pub=rtb34 By Collen Makumbirofa Makumbirofa Farms • Human Rights Advocacy Desk South Africa is imploding. The Tsonga’s and Shangaan people are South Africans and are persecuted and often accused of being foreigners. The present South Africa is now an apartheid Country….