Urgent Call for President Ramaphosa to Consider Death Penalty for Violent Crime in South Africa

President Cyril RamaphosaUnion BuildingsPrivate Bag X1000Pretoria 0001 Dear Honourable President Ramaphosa, I am writing to you as a concerned person of South Africa, calling upon your esteemed leadership to urgently consider the reimplementation of the death penalty for violent crimes in our nation. The current state of affairs is nothing short of alarming, and we…

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A Tribute to Ian Smith: The Man Behind the Controversy

I salute the late Ian Smith, Prime Minister of Rhodesia, whose legacy often sparks heated debate. Contrary to popular belief, Smith was not racist or anti-African. His administration employed black soldiers, nurses, teachers, and workers, showcasing a commitment to inclusivity that is often overlooked in discussions about Rhodesia’s history. The complexities of the time period…

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Africans must embrace whites.

Whites in all African countries are a minority. It does not make sense to discriminate against them.Laws that favor one race over another must be removed. Land in the hands of farmers must not be targeted or taken under any circumstances. The white farmers are good at farming and serious about their business. Our laws…

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Tragic Assassination of Musician Manqoba Ntombela Sparks Calls for Death Penalty Reinstatement in South Africa

In a shocking turn of events, renowned South African musician Manqoba Ntombela has been tragically assassinated in Ratanda, a suburb of Heidelberg in Johannesburg. The community is mourning the loss of an important figure, as Ntombela was not only a talented musician but also a local businessman who owned a spaza shop. Allegations suggest that…

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Economic Sanctions are Evil and Unchristian

Rulers in nation A are doing wrong things, including rigging elections. They have no mandate from God and lack the approval of the people to rule over country A. In short, it’s an illegitimate authority. Other countries impose economic sanctions on country A. The people battling the rulers of country A are seriously affected. Meanwhile,…

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Vigilance is the condition for human liberty.

We must not have 100% trust in any leader, but we should maintain vigilance.Reformed Christianity advocates for vigilance.Blindly following any leader is gross negligence.Power corrupts; absolute power corrupts absolutely. Discriminating against people because God created them in whatever color they are is satanic.Fascism is a doctrine from hell. Politicians are servants of the people. Wake…

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14-Year-Old Girl Missing in Kadoma, Zimbabwe

In a troubling development, 14-year-old Mirriama Mufaro Misi has gone missing in Kadoma, Zimbabwe. Local authorities and her family are deeply concerned for her safety and are urging anyone with information regarding her whereabouts to come forward and assist in the search efforts. The issue of missing children is becoming increasingly prevalent in Zimbabwe, often…

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Video: Xenophobia & Envy: Mob Illegally Evicting Foreigners in South Africa

A mob of South Africans is illegally evicting foreign nationals in Alexandra and Riverpark, Johannesburg, South Africa.  Please pray for foreign nationals under fire in South Africa. In cases of poverty and violence, vulnerable foreigners become victims. Also, read this article. Please provide practical support to the poor and distressed foreigners in South Africa. Please…

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Xenophobic Violence Against Immigrants Erupts in Riverpark and Alexandra, South Africa

In recent days, the communities of Riverpark and Alexandra in Johannesburg, South Africa, have witnessed a disturbing resurgence of xenophobic violence targeting foreign nationals. The situation is dire, with attacks becoming increasingly aggressive and indiscriminate, affecting both undocumented and legal immigrants alike. Reports indicate that a mob of South Africans is conducting door-to-door intimidation campaigns,…

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Protests Erupt at Chirundu Border: Uniting Voices of Zambians and Zimbabweans

Protests have flared up at the Chirundu Border, a vital crossing point between Zambia and Zimbabwe, as citizens on both sides voice their grievances. Undocumented Zambians often cross into Zimbabwe illegally, but the repercussions for Zimbabweans attempting to enter Zambia without documentation have become a flashpoint. Reports indicate that Zimbabweans found in Zambia without proper…

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More than 6,200 Illegal Immigrants Stopped! South Africa’s Border Management Working Hard!

In a significant move to uphold the integrity of South Africa’s borders, the Border Management Authority (BMA) has successfully intercepted over 6,200 individuals attempting to cross into the country illegally. Utilizing advanced technology such as drones and collaborating closely with the Army and Police, the BMA is intensifying its efforts to combat crime, particularly at…

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USA Strengthens Ties with Zimbabwe through Natural History Museum Donation

In a significant gesture of goodwill and collaboration, the United States has donated 16 fossil specimen cabinets from the prestigious Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History to the Zimbabwean Natural History Museum. The formal handover ceremony took place recently in Bulawayo, highlighting a commitment to scientific collaboration and the preservation of Zimbabwe’s rich natural heritage….

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Laws that Favor the Rich or Poor Are Equally Evil: A Call for Equality in Legislation

By Collen MakumbirofaMakumbirofa Farmswww.makumbirofafarms.co.zacmcm74420@gmail.comadmin@makumbirofafarms.co.za In today’s complex societal landscape, we often witness the tug-of-war between different classes, particularly in the realm of legislation. While the clamor for laws that benefit the underprivileged is certainly justifiable, it is essential to acknowledge that laws exclusively favoring either the rich or the poor are fundamentally flawed and, in…

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