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The Nigerian government’s response to violence is deeply troubling. They are quick to speak out against Xenophobia in South Africa, which is commendable. But why is there utter silence when it comes to the brutal Islamists massacring Christians right in Nigeria? It seems their voice is only loud when defending others abroad, while turning a…

In a startling development, reports have emerged that a Malawian witchdoctor has allegedly issued a threat against Jacinta Ngobese Zuma, leader of March and March. The incident has sparked concern across communities, highlighting the volatile atmosphere surrounding the ongoing debates on immigration and national identity. According to sources, the witchdoctor gave Jacinta a stark warning:…

The recent surge in violence against foreigners in South Africa has taken a disturbing and dangerous turn. Vigilant groups, instead of seeking lawful solutions, are resorting to extreme measures such as burning houses allegedly sheltering foreigners. Such acts are not only morally wrong but also satanic in nature, showing a complete lack of common sense…

I strongly support what President Ramaphosa did by publicly apologizing to African leaders for the violence that recently resulted in the tragic loss of lives and the displacement of many foreign nationals. His gesture reflects humility, responsibility, and a genuine desire to foster unity across the continent. We accept President Ramaphosa’s apology wholeheartedly, and I…

The recent burning of Bishop Sandile Ndlela’s house in South Africa has sparked widespread outrage and reflection on the destructive power of hatred and xenophobia. Ndlela, a bishop known for his vehement anti-foreigner stance, made headlines with his shocking declaration: “documented or not, leave our country.” His words conveyed a disturbing message—that even foreigners who…

Recent footage has emerged showing Jacinta Ngobese Zuma and her March and March anti-immigrant group being physically attacked during a march. The video captures them being pelted with paint and rocks, highlighting the volatile emotions surrounding the immigration debate in South Africa. South Africans have historically shown love and solidarity for their Zimbabwean and other…

The ongoing violence against white farmers in South Africa is a grave concern that demands urgent attention. Despite the country’s democratic progress, white farmers and their families face relentless attacks, living under the constant shadow of fear and insecurity. Many have tragically lost their lives, victims of a silent, yet deadly campaign that threatens the…

The house owner was told by anti-immigrant individuals to stop housing foreigners. He told these haters to ‘Go to Hell’. Hours later, his house was burned down. This is the greatest wickedness by perpetrators. The house owner is right. He didn’t do anything wrong by housing foreigners. South Africa has many wicked people who do…

A woman has come forward with startling allegations, claiming to have been in a romantic relationship with the Kariba boat captain involved in the recent tragic incident that claimed 46 lives. Her story has now surfaced on YouTube, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding the disaster and the personal lives intertwined with it. According to…

Zimbabwe is mourning a devastating loss as more than 44 people have perished in a tragic boat accident at Kariba Dam. The vessel, carrying nearly 100 passengers, capsized amidst powerful winds, leaving a trail of heartbreak and grief across the nation. Eyewitnesses report that the boat was navigating the waters when suddenly, fierce winds struck,…

Advocacy & Human Rights Documented firsthand accounts gathered directly through Makumbirofa Farms’ advocacy network Throughout history, the notion of identity and belonging has been framed by documents—passports, birth certificates, permits. Yet, these material markers of citizenship are not the true essence of human dignity. Consider this: even Jesus Christ, the central figure of Christianity, had…

Advocacy & Human Rights Documented firsthand accounts gathered directly through Makumbirofa Farms’ advocacy network The recent murder of a young girl in South Africa by her own boyfriend is a heartbreaking reminder of the frightening violence that continues to plague our society. This act of brutality is not just a tragic loss of life; it…

By Collen Makumbirofa Soweto, South Africa — The scourge of xenophobia and violence against fellow Africans persists in South Africa, as yet another tragic incident underscores the urgent need for change. Tapiwa Moyo, a 34-year-old Zimbabwean man residing in Soweto, was viciously attacked by a mob of bloodthirsty South Africans, leaving him with severe head…

In Thohoyandou, Limpopo, a tragic incident unfolded that highlights the dangerous realities of relationships in South Africa today. A woman, alleged to be a prostitute, spent a night with a man. When she was given R800, an argument erupted because the money was deemed too small. In the heat of the moment, the woman stabbed…

Recently, a disturbing video surfaced showing students looting a tuckshop in South Africa. At first glance, some might speculate that hunger drove these young individuals to such desperate measures. Perhaps they saw their parents doing the same and believed it was acceptable. But this is a dangerous cycle that must be broken. The troubling reality…

Each and every time girls and women are killed in South Africa, it breaks our hearts and shatters our sense of safety. Sometimes these tragedies stem from dating issues; other times, they involve the boyfriend of the mother who rapes and kills innocent girls. The violence against women is a nightmare that we cannot ignore….

South Africans face real and pressing challenges—poverty, hunger, joblessness, rising crime, and corruption. These issues are deeply rooted in economic and social realities that demand urgent attention and constructive solutions. However, it is crucial to recognize that these difficulties are being manipulated by individuals who harbor hatred for foreigners. They distort the situation, directing blame…

MAKUMBIROFA FARMS Advocacy · Human Rights · Community RestorationAdvocacy & Human Rights By Collen Makumbirofa  |  Makumbirofa FarmsAccount documented through Makumbirofa Farms’ advocacy network Avideo of a South African man who engaged in intimacy with another man for R100 is circulating on social media. He was selling. Things went wrong when he did not receive his payment….

Makumbirofa Farms Advocacy & Human Rights Violent Xenophobic South African Killed in Kwamashu Advocacy Report Ido not support violence nor the act of fighting violence with violence. Recent events in South Africa underscore the devastating impact of hatred and lawlessness, and it is crucial we address these issues with wisdom and restraint. Watch the Video…

Makumbirofa Farms Advocacy & Human Rights By Collen Makumbirofa In this life, challenges are unavoidable. I do not wish for them to disappear; instead, I seek the wisdom necessary to navigate through them. Life’s obstacles are part of our growth, and it is how we face them that defines us. The opinions of others, particularly…

MAKUMBIROFA FARMS Advocacy · Human Rights · Community Advocacy & Human Rights Tshuma Family To Be Buried in Zimbabwe A mother and her two daughters, taken in the United Kingdom, are coming home to Zimbabwean soil — and a nation is left asking why love, when it breaks, so often turns to violence. By Collen…

MAKUMBIROFA FARMS “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.” Advocacy & Human Rights — Update UPDATE: Rudo Sharon Returns Home Safe After Three Days in Detention at Musina By Collen Makumbirofa · Makumbirofa Farms · Follow-up ReportSourced from a firsthand…

The Crisis of Justice and Humanity in South Africa: A Call to Action The recent footage captured at a South African hospital vividly illustrates a troubling trend that is gripping the nation. In the video, vigilant groups—armed with hatred and lawlessness—block a South African woman from entering a healthcare facility. Her only crime was to…

On 19 July 2026, the Zimbabwean community and the wider South African society mourn the tragic death of Jeremiah Madondo, a respected business executive who was brutally shot and killed. Jeremiah Madondo, a dedicated professional who served for 28 years at Transnet Engineering, was known for his integrity, hard work, and commitment to his family…

In recent times, a dangerous narrative has taken hold across South Africa: the call for foreigners to leave, encapsulated in the phrase “Foreigners Abahambe.” This slogan is not just a chant; it’s a political tool that some leaders are exploiting to gain support, secure votes, amass wealth, and wield power. They are playing on the…