Posts tagged with 'illegal'

 

VIDEO: #GangsterState Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma’s Cigarette Ban Creates a Booming Illegal Industry, Extortion & Even Higher Tempers!

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#LiftTheBan Illegal shops all over South Africa are selling illegal cigarettes at hyper inflated prices to the poor, causing chaos and social unrest as can be seen in the video, where an irate customer complains about being charged R100 for a packet of cigarettes that costs R22

South Africa has been subjected to a totalitarian modern day prohibition, and like happened in the infamous Prohibition of the early 1900’s in America, the mafia is has taken over. South Africa was already a gangster state but now it really is! Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma’s friend, Adriano Mazzotti, who openly admitted to smuggling and dealing in illegal cigarette and tobacco sales must be making a mint! Is this why Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma (NDZ), Jacob Zuma’s ex wife, forbade Ramaphosa from allowing cigarettes? They regard themselves as above accountability and transparency and are up to something…

 

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20,000 Unlicensed weapons destroyed by SAPS

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The SAPS claims to have destroyed about 20,000 firearms over the past six months, which were believed to be illegal.

The last time firearms were destroyed was on April 17 this year when 30,000 weapons were destroyed by smelting processes.

The destruction of weapons is seen as a positive point in countering its illegal possession, and the government believes this could lead to a dramatic reduction in gun violence.

Experts, however, say the weapons are being destroyed and thousands are again illegally smuggling the country into the area and robbing them of the robbers and murderers.

Many of the weapons were allegedly handed over to police by illegal owners after an amnesty period was announced.

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Airlines transports illegal aliens to SA even though Immigration Act of 2002 states that no one can enter the country without a passport

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According to the Foreign Minister, Dr. Aaron Motsoaledi, eight airlines have been fined more than R31 million over the past 2 years after illegal aliens were brought into the country during flights.

The Immigration Act of 2002 states that no one is allowed to enter the country without a passport. Undocumented immigrants may be arrested without a warrant. Despite the fact that eight airlines were ordered to raise R8.8 million in 2016-17, they did not pay and breached on a larger scale, with fines amounting to R22.6 million in the following financial year.

Emirates faces fines of R2.67 million and R6.96 million, respectively, and tops the list of offenders, with the South African Airways (SAA) second, with fines of R2.16 million and R4.44 million. The other culprits are Ethiopian Airlines (R1.7 million and R4.1 million), Kenya Airways (R390 000 and R2.34 million), British Airways (R975 000 and R1.35 million), Qatar Airways (R435 000 and R1, 34 million), Rwandair (R225 00
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#Blackprivilege: Community members who neither buy nor pay for electricity services outraged after electricity supply was cut and demands Eskom to restore power

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Eskom and municipalities lose about R4bn per annum, due to electricity theft. The power utility said over the past three years it has disconnected 76 931 illegal power connections. Informal settlements in Protea South and Kwa-Thema are the areas where illegal power cables stretch like cobwebs to provide electricity to more than 6000 residents.

A Gauteng community has recently staged a protest at Eskom’s doors to have their power restored.

The Winterveldt community activists have been protesting at the Eskom office in Menlyn. The community representatives launched a sit-in since Tuesday 2 July.

This followed a meeting in which Eskom had stated that they would not restore power to areas where residents were neither buying nor paying for electricity services.

No electricity for Gauteng community
Certain areas in the Winterveldt community have been struggling without electricity. The loss of electricity was allegedly due to the faulty
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Illegal squatters under siege by rubber bullets during evicting proces, now threaten to make Mamelodi ungovernable if ANC regime does not provide free housing to them

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The squatters residing illegally in Mamelodi East were left scattered by the Red Ants during a cleaning process at unfinished buildings.

Rubber bullets have been used to remove more than 100 squatters. The buildings are still under construction with sanitation and electricity connections still to be done.

Allegations that the buildings have been empty for three years apparently lead to frustration by the squatters. Residents have warned the government that they will make Mamelodi ungovernable if they do not provide housing.

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Brace yourself for an invasion of illegal Zimbabwean immigrants since researchers say they are likely to relocate to SA amid unrest in their country

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Researcher at Social Services Africa says it’s likely that Zimbabweans will move to South Africa due to the unrest in their country.

The country has been rocked by deadly protests, with demonstrators taking to the streets after President Emmerson Mnangagwa announced a 150% fuel price hike.

Civilians clashed with police in the capital city of Harare. Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum says it’s recorded 844 human rights violations, including at least 12 deaths.

Research director of Social Services Africa Tara Polzer Ngwato explains: “We should start at the point and say that movement between neighbouring countries is normal. It’s not actually supposed to the inception of something that is a crisis. Of course, when we have a crisis in a country there are different movements. People are likely to change their decisions on moving back and forth between the two countries.”

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