With Heritage Month drawing to a close Tshwane Talks indulged Freedom in South Africa (FISA) leader Kgoshi Monnye Nthai Malatji from Baroka Kingdom on variety of issues related to the way his party envisages the new political landscape in South Africa.
Monnye Malatji emphasised that his party subscribes to African traditional and spiritual values and that the country should only have fewer political parties as opposed to the present situation where there is a plethora of political entities.
According to Monnye Malatji, the kinda of political parties that must be in existence are as follows:
1. Freedom in South Africa (ISA) which must accommodate all African traditionalists/ spiritualists parties.
2. The ANC which must accommodate all Capitalists as they push self-enrichment.
3. DA which must cater for Imperialists who think they are more superior than others.
4. EFF to accommodate all parties who stand for Socialism and Communism.
Monnye Malatji stressed that soldiers must not be allowed to form political parties as they have a tendency to execute coups or overthrowing governments, which is something that is not democratic.
He pointed out that according to FISA every region will have its own kingdom, and that whites and Indians will also enjoy rights and privileges under the Kingdoms that they find themselves residing in.
He said Coloureds fall under the Khoisan clan, and they already have a Kingdom.
According to him, the Prime Minister of each Kingdom will run the politics of any given Kingdom as Kings should be above politics but should be there as Constitutional Monarchies in different regions.
“In urban areas where there are no Kings community leaders will become chief chairpersons with same powers as traditional leaders and will assume the role of mayors,” he said.
“We are going to deport all illegal foreigners and also legal foreigners who are destroying South Africa with drugs, lousy businesses and criminal activities are also going to be deported, but we shall protect and work with those among them who respect the sovereignty and laws of South Africa,” enthused Monnye Malatji.
“Foreigners should be here only for the purpose of doing jobs that we don’t want, to do jobs that we can’t do ourselves as South Africans, to invest in the country, to do dangerous jobs, low-paying jobs, hard labour jobs and also be here as tourists,” he said.
He pointed out that in Arabian countries African foreigners are employed to do dangerous jobs like firefighting and unwanted jobs like taking care of terminally ill patients.
He also revealed that FISA advocates the death penalty for hard core criminals like murderers, rapists, drug peddlers and those terrorising communities.
“FISA will introduce a policy whereby government departments are managed by professionals and academics with a Master’s degree because they will produce scientific solutions, instead of appointing Comrades as Ministers,” explained Monnye Malatji. (PARAGRAPH) Tshwane Talks also engaged him in question-and-answer session to try and find more about his party.
Q1. Which party did FISA support in terms of votes because your arrangement with Congress of The People collapsed before just before the 2024 general elections?
ANSWER: We voted with Economic Liberators Forum-South Africa.
Q2. What is your take regarding the Government of National Unity (GNU)?
ANSWER: GNU is a fake arrangement that will not help South Africans to achieve true freedom because the parties involved there represent different opposing views.
Q3. Your party stands for Kings to rule this land. Please explain a bit.
ANSWER: We are going to establish a United Kingdom with 48 tribes to protect the land, minerals, traditional leadership, arts and culture and heritage. Q4. Isn’t the idea of Kings in modern-day South Africa a bit outdated?
ANSWER: It is not, the present system of government destroyed kingdoms by taking away their power and control over land and minerals and turned many traditional leaders into useless people who are part of corruption in this country.
Q5. Is rule under Kings democratic or autocratic?
ANSWER: Democratic because Kingdoms consult people in every decision affecting them, and this is unlike politicians who claim to be democratic but failed to consult Kingdoms about the land.
Q6. How are women going to be empowered under rule by Kings?
ANSWER: As they are mothers and equal life partners, they naturally qualify for equal opportunities accorded to men, unlike in the GNU.
Q7. Did you as a King celebrate Heritage Day on 24 September?
ANSWER: I use Heritage events to spread the message of united kingdoms in the country and Heritage Day is a fake the way it is presently. Our forefathers left us with the land, culture, minerals and traditional healing but the government destroyed all that and people are merely celebrating traditional attire instead of their real heritage.
Q8. Didn’t Kings collaborate with the apartheid Bantustan system in the past?
ANSWER: No. Kingdoms were forced to work with Bantustan leaders in the past just like the ANC is using money at present to micromanage them.
Q9. Of which tribe are you King and does the government recognise your kingship?
ANSWER: I am a Moroka King, who are descendants of King Makikele Malatji of the BaPhala- Borwa people, the indigenous people of the Transvaal but the government doesn’t recognise our Kingdom.
Q10.Some South Africans regard Heritage Day as Braaivleis Day, so in your opinion how must Heritage Day be celebrated?
ANSWER: The real Heritage Day must talk about history, land, Kingdoms, African customs like initiations, traditional healing, rain, cultural ceremonies, humanity etc.
I believe this model of kingdoms is the one that can work in our country seeing that they recognize God in their ideology unlike the Politicians who has nothing to do with God, they are very ignorant to Gold’s principles. That’s why we find ourselves in this toxic situation in this country.