South Africa’s rainbow nation is unraveling—silently, systematically, and with devastating precision. The Afrikaner minority, once a cornerstone of the nation’s complex history, now faces a cultural genocide that threatens to erase their identity from the tapestry of this diverse land. From the deliberate dismantling of Afrikaans education to the chilling circulation of pamphlets at North-West University declaring “Kill Afrikaans,” the assault on Afrikaner heritage is undeniable. High-profile leaders like Julius Malema fuel the flames with rhetoric that casts whites as perpetual villains, while 142 race-based laws—such as the Employment Equity Act, which excludes whites from jobs despite qualifications—systematically oppress them under the guise of redress. On September 26, 2023, white students at the University of Pretoria were barred from campus by EFFSC protesters, a stark symbol of growing anti-white hostility. This isn’t reconciliation—it’s erasure. Dive into the full op-ed to uncover the shocking details of this cultural crisis and why South Africa’s future depends on confronting it head-on. Subscribe now to read the full story.