Makumbirofa Farms · Advocacy Journalism By Collen Makumbirofa · Makumbirofa Farms · 21 September 2026 The man in the video was trying to date a woman but the woman replied disrespectfully. The man reacted in anger and threatened the woman. The woman was wrong to utter disrespectful words when she was being dated. The man was also…

As someone who deeply loves nature, rivers, and trees, I believe it is our duty to protect and nurture the environment that sustains us all. That’s why I am excited to introduce Green Pathways, a project dedicated to planting trees in Johannesburg, South Africa, starting in 2026. Our vision doesn’t stop there—we plan to expand…

By Caroline Munyaka Being a woman in South Africa is becoming a terrifying reality. Between July 15 and September 16, 2026, Gauteng police made the grim discovery of five bodies of women murdered in the Kempton Park area. Most were found half-naked, discarded like they meant nothing. The cases appear to be linked, raising fears…

It is with heavy heart that I report yet another tragic loss of life in Kempton Park, South Africa. Gracious Aisha Nkomo, a 28-year-old Zimbabwean woman, was brutally murdered. She left a lodge in Kempton Park accompanied by three men, and just a few days later, her body was discovered between Kempton Park and Germiston….

The recent discovery of nine women’s bodies in Ekurhuleni has sent shockwaves across South Africa, igniting fears and raising urgent questions about a sinister serial killer operating in the region. Most of these women were found in the Kempton Park area, their lives brutally taken and their bodies discarded along the roadside. The pattern and…

In a recent development, Zimbabwean lawyer Brian Kagoro was prevented from entering Kenya and was forcibly removed from a flight bound for Nairobi at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The Kenyan government accused Kagoro of funding anti-government protests through the Open Society Foundation—a claim Kagoro vehemently denies. Despite the removal, the Kenyan High Court had previously issued…

A powerful video is making rounds on social media, capturing a South African police officer from Alexandra, Johannesburg, making a striking statement: *”It’s not foreigners killing South Africans; South Africans are killing each other for rooms.”* This assertion calls into question the narrative often fueled by divisive groups and highlights a critical truth about the…

The Jewish race is a remarkable and resilient people. Throughout history, they have endured tremendous challenges and yet have continued to thrive. Our Lord Jesus Christ himself was a Jewish man, and it is through the Jewish race that we have received salvation and divine blessings. I have observed that Jewish people have often become…

I have always held a deep respect for the Boers and their culture in South Africa. They are resilient people who have played a significant role in shaping our nation’s history. Supporting the Boers does not mean opposing anyone else; it means recognizing the strength and contributions of a people who have endured much and…

Pietermaritzburg mourns the loss of a young life as Amahle Mkhize, a vibrant 19-year-old girl, was brutally stabbed to death in a devastating act of violence. The heartbreaking incident occurred when Amahle, witnessing her friend embroiled in an argument with her boyfriend, courageously intervened to de-escalate the situation. Tragically, her act of kindness and bravery…

Bernadette Pylman Scharneck, your comments are dangerously misleading. The issues facing South Africa are complex and cannot be reduced to simple blame. The derogatory names like “Makwere kwere” and “Zai Zai” are rooted in deep-seated xenophobia and ignite violence against vulnerable foreigners. Why are foreigners being targeted with violence? Why are tuckshops being looted? Why…

Watch the Video here: https://rumble.com/embed/v7cj794/?pub=rtb34 In the heart of Soweto, a tense scene unfolded in front of a local tuckshop. Nhlanhla Lux, a patriotic South African committed to protecting his community, was confronting a disruptive individual, Phakel Umthakathi, who seemed intent on causing chaos. Lux was there to defend local tuckshops from violence and looting,…

South Africa is a nation built on the principles of Ubuntu—unity, compassion, and shared humanity. Good citizens obey their parents, respect their church leaders, and abide by the laws enacted by their authorities. Yet, recent times have seen a disturbing tide of disorder, violence, looting, harassment, and even brutality—especially targeting foreigners and fellow South Africans…

It is an unforgivable curse upon those who manipulate mobs to incite violence and cause the deaths of vulnerable immigrants in South Africa. Arresting and deporting undocumented foreigners should be the responsibility of the South African police service, not bloodthirsty mobs driven by hatred and greed. Immigrants in our land work tirelessly, often saving every…

The Nigerian government’s response to violence is deeply troubling. They are quick to speak out against Xenophobia in South Africa, which is commendable. But why is there utter silence when it comes to the brutal Islamists massacring Christians right in Nigeria? It seems their voice is only loud when defending others abroad, while turning a…

In a startling development, reports have emerged that a Malawian witchdoctor has allegedly issued a threat against Jacinta Ngobese Zuma, leader of March and March. The incident has sparked concern across communities, highlighting the volatile atmosphere surrounding the ongoing debates on immigration and national identity. According to sources, the witchdoctor gave Jacinta a stark warning:…

The recent surge in violence against foreigners in South Africa has taken a disturbing and dangerous turn. Vigilant groups, instead of seeking lawful solutions, are resorting to extreme measures such as burning houses allegedly sheltering foreigners. Such acts are not only morally wrong but also satanic in nature, showing a complete lack of common sense…

I strongly support what President Ramaphosa did by publicly apologizing to African leaders for the violence that recently resulted in the tragic loss of lives and the displacement of many foreign nationals. His gesture reflects humility, responsibility, and a genuine desire to foster unity across the continent. We accept President Ramaphosa’s apology wholeheartedly, and I…

The recent burning of Bishop Sandile Ndlela’s house in South Africa has sparked widespread outrage and reflection on the destructive power of hatred and xenophobia. Ndlela, a bishop known for his vehement anti-foreigner stance, made headlines with his shocking declaration: “documented or not, leave our country.” His words conveyed a disturbing message—that even foreigners who…

Recent footage has emerged showing Jacinta Ngobese Zuma and her March and March anti-immigrant group being physically attacked during a march. The video captures them being pelted with paint and rocks, highlighting the volatile emotions surrounding the immigration debate in South Africa. South Africans have historically shown love and solidarity for their Zimbabwean and other…

The ongoing violence against white farmers in South Africa is a grave concern that demands urgent attention. Despite the country’s democratic progress, white farmers and their families face relentless attacks, living under the constant shadow of fear and insecurity. Many have tragically lost their lives, victims of a silent, yet deadly campaign that threatens the…

The house owner was told by anti-immigrant individuals to stop housing foreigners. He told these haters to ‘Go to Hell’. Hours later, his house was burned down. This is the greatest wickedness by perpetrators. The house owner is right. He didn’t do anything wrong by housing foreigners. South Africa has many wicked people who do…

A woman has come forward with startling allegations, claiming to have been in a romantic relationship with the Kariba boat captain involved in the recent tragic incident that claimed 46 lives. Her story has now surfaced on YouTube, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding the disaster and the personal lives intertwined with it. According to…

Zimbabwe is mourning a devastating loss as more than 44 people have perished in a tragic boat accident at Kariba Dam. The vessel, carrying nearly 100 passengers, capsized amidst powerful winds, leaving a trail of heartbreak and grief across the nation. Eyewitnesses report that the boat was navigating the waters when suddenly, fierce winds struck,…

Advocacy & Human Rights Documented firsthand accounts gathered directly through Makumbirofa Farms’ advocacy network Throughout history, the notion of identity and belonging has been framed by documents—passports, birth certificates, permits. Yet, these material markers of citizenship are not the true essence of human dignity. Consider this: even Jesus Christ, the central figure of Christianity, had…