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It is heartbreaking to see South Africans telling fellow citizens they cannot work in certain provinces because they come from elsewhere.
Many warned that the hatred once directed at foreign nationals would eventually turn inward. Sadly, that is now happening.
No one should be made to feel like a stranger in their own country because of their accent, appearance, or province of origin. This kind of thinking is dangerous and deeply divisive.
History has shown the devastating consequences of identity-based discrimination. South Africa and Africa as a whole must reject this path.
Our continent will only prosper through unity, dignity, and equal opportunity—not through prejudice and exclusion.

The South African government's silence on xenophobic attacks and growing internal discrimination is deeply alarming.
When leaders fail to confront hatred, they empower it. What starts with attacks on foreigners can quickly spread to South Africans themselves, divided by province, language, or appearance.
History shows that unchecked division can lead to national instability. South Africa must act now to defend unity, uphold constitutional values, and prevent a deeper crisis.

and Malema had this to say

Bellarmine "Chatunga" Mugabe, the youngest son of the late former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, pleaded guilty on April 17, 2026, to two charges following a shooting incident at his Johannesburg residence in mid-February.

Court Proceedings & Plea Agreement
Appearing in the Alexandra Regional Court, Mugabe and his co-accused, Tobias Matonhodze, entered a Section 112 plea deal with the State. This followed weeks of negotiations that were previously stalled due to administrative delays and initial prosecutorial dissatisfaction with the terms.

Bellarmine Mugabe's Guilty Plea:
🖋️ Pointing a firearm.
🖋️ Contravening South Africa's Immigration Act (illegal residency).

Tobias Matonhodze's Guilty Plea:
🖋️ Attempted murder.
🖋️ Possession of an unlicensed firearm and ammunition.
🖋️ Defeating the ends of justice.
🖋️ Immigration violations.

Current Case Status
The case relates to an incident where a 23-year-old employee, reportedly a gardener, was shot in the back at Mugabe's Hyde Park property.

Sentencing Postponed:
The matter has been postponed to April 24, 2026.

Remaining Objectives:
The court is awaiting confirmation of whether the victim has been compensated and is pressuring the accused to reveal the location of the hidden firearm used in the incident.
Defense Request:
Mugabe's legal team has requested a non-custodial sentence and the option to pay a fine, while earlier reports suggested Mugabe may seek deportation as part of the resolution.
Custody: Both men remain in custody after previously abandoning their bail applications due to their illegal immigration status