Umntana Ka Mamfene

21 August march, It happened successfully. The second one will be major than this.

It is very disappointing to hear some foreign business owners in Mount Ayliff telling us to stop "Mabahambe" and instead go and fight white people.
I speak for myself: I am not a fool. How can I chase away the very people who contributed to making South Africa developed?
If it wasn't for white South Africans, we wouldn't have the infrastructure we have today.
Let me be clear why I respect white South Africans.
They built this country's roads, hospitals, malls, factories, and farms. South Africa is the most developed country in Africa because of this foundation.

When they build, they build professionally. They follow the law, they meet health and safety standards.
They create real jobs - with contracts, UIF, leave days, and benefits.
Many of them adopt black children and raise them as their own. Many pay for black children's school fees, bursaries, and university. They donate, they fundraise, and they invest in our local economy.

They love this country. This is their country too.

Now I ask: Somali, Pakistani, Ethiopian, Bangladeshi business owners in Mount Ayliff - have you ever played this role in our development?
Our experience is different. When we see your shops, we see:
- No leave days for workers
- Expired food being sold to our people
- A chain of stuffy, unhygienic shops that block locals from opening their own businesses

That is why we say MABAHAMBE. Not out of hate, but out of law and development.
We are not fighting for ourselves. We are fighting for the next generation of Mount Ayliff , so they can own businesses in their own town and get decent jobs.

South Africa will remain developed because we choose development. We will not chase away those who built it.

We're back again

If it was a South African who stole a car from other African countries, the people from that country wouldn't hesitate to search and find the South African thief ,and chop him with pangas .