Exposing an ANC-Led Criminal Syndicate Undermining Justice and Democracy
South Africa’s rampant crime, often dismissed as “normal,” conceals a sinister reality, a genocide disguised through systemic corruption and violence.
Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s allegations expose an ANC-led protection racket colluding with violent criminal syndicates, terrorizing citizens while undermining the justice system.
“Since 1994, approximately 635,000 to 700,000 South Africans have been murdered, a staggering toll driven by ANC-led syndicate collusions that undermine justice and fuel systemic violence.”
This isn’t mere crime, it’s State Capture 2.0, a malignant evolution from looting state enterprises to infiltrating the police, judiciary, and prisons.
The disbandment of the Political Killings Task Team, linked to ANC rivalries and tenders, and the obstruction of investigations into drug cartels signal a deliberate erosion of democratic institutions.
This orchestrated chaos, shielded by political inaction, disproportionately harms vulnerable communities, resembling a slow-motion genocide through neglect and complicity.
The ANC’s response, deflection and denial, only deepens the crisis.
Mkhwanazi’s courage demands urgent action; suspend implicated officials, overhaul the justice system, and dismantle this criminal collective before South Africa’s democracy collapses under the weight of its own corruption.
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