“OUR PEOPLE WHO MARCH AGAINST ILLEGAL MIGRATION ARE NOT CRIMINALS,” SAYS ZONDI

Chancellor to the Zulu Royal family iNduna Zondi meet Minister Mamoloko Kubayi to discuss illegal foreigners crisis in South Africa photos supplied

Chancellor to the Zulu Royal family iNduna Zondi told Minister Mamoloko Kubayi that people who march against illegal migration are not criminals.

Zondi said this during a media briefing held at the GCIS offices in Tshwane on Monday.

KZN community leaders like Ngizwa Mchunu were also in attendance.

Before the briefing Kubayi, as chairperson of the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Immigration had met Zondi and the KZN community leaders in a meeting that lasted close to three hours.

The purpose of the meeting was to discuss concerns of the Zulu Royal family as well as those of KZN community leaders regarding the debilitating issue of illegal foreigners.

Government Deputy Spokesperson William Baloyi facilitated the media briefing.

“We want to make sure that South Africa becomes governable and doesn’t become a Banana Republic,” said Zondi enthusiastically.

Zondi also complained about hijacked buildings in KZN, foreigners who are given licenses to operate businesses which should be the domain of South Africans, as well as Spaza shop owners who sell poisoned snacks that have killed numerous children in the country.

” We won’t be apologetic and we are fully behind our brothers Ngizwa Mchunu and Phakel’umthakathi, as well as our sister Jacinta Nogbese-Zuma in their struggle against illegal migration,” said Zondi.

Minister Kubayi acknowledged that the government was not communicating effectively in terms of the hard work that it does regarding the issue of illegal migration.

She announced that all ports of entry would be modernised so as to control migration into the country.

She also announced that there is a group of lawyers who will help the government pro bono regarding the many court cases it is constantly subjected to by NGOs regarding illegal migration.

The Zulu Royal family will join the government in court regarding these court cases and will be accorded free legal services in this regard.

Kubayi pointed out that lots of money flows into the country for the benefit of NGOs and that in some instances such funds are used for criminal activities by the said NGOs.

In what was surprising to all and sundry, journalists who were at the media briefing didn’t ask even a single question though they were given a chance to do so.