DUDULA🇿🇦 LEADER JACINTA NGOBESE🇿🇦 IS MISSING VERIFIED ACCOUNT DELETED 12 DAYS TO 30 JUNE PROTEST

[00:00:01]I was about going to bed before I got this update you can see on your screen.

[00:00:07]I know you're like, "Oh, Jacinta, you have a head wrap on. It's our first time seeing you with this scarf." Yes, that's because I was already sleeping before I got this message you can see on your screen.

[00:00:19]Something is going on in South Africa.

[00:00:23]The video was I'm not aware of yet. But I'll be the first person to break that information to you.

[00:00:31]Something is going on with Jacinta in this way and every single match to match and particular member in South Africa.

[00:00:41]The government is coming hot on these people.

[00:00:45]There is this audio that is trending currently on social media I want us to listen to.

[00:00:52]And it's an audio conversation with Jacinta with Jacob Zuma on a live stream section she attended recently. Let's get into it.

[00:01:02]>> Uh whatever.

[00:01:03]Guys, you have no idea how much I can't wait for this to be over and then I can go back to living a normal life. This thing is exhausting. It's exhausting. It's exhausting. It's exhausting having to explain the same thing over and over again, over and over again, over and over again, you know? And then some people choose to misinterpret even the smallest thing you say.

[00:01:27]>> According to Jacinta, she says she cannot wait for this whole drama to die down so that she can go back to her normal life.

[00:01:38]Hmm.

[00:01:39]You listened to that audio and you heard Jacinta speak. She said, "I cannot wait for this whole drama to die down so that I can go back to my normal life." And I'm asking, Jacinta, are you not living your normal life?

[00:01:52]You know, when I come on here and tell you my audience on my very, very critical analysis. I know many of you think well, I'm just speaking from a place of you know, biasness. Well, I know many of you are now beginning to believe my point of view. When I say things like if this center goes on on the 30th of June demonstrations throughout South Africa, she will land herself in problems.

[00:02:18]The government is already sending warnings saying that if the March to March annual operation Dudu Latif who owned the Dasha Group purchased and if anything goes wrong, they will be held accountable. Well, lovers, you're welcome to my channel. I'm Delicious Army. Here I talk about Nigeria and Kenya. Kindly like the video and subscribe for more. Let's watch people's reactions.

[00:02:42]>> Um good people, so Jojo has account has been banned.

[00:02:47]Anyways, what's her new account? Does she have a backup? If she does have a backup, please tag the backup. Let us follow her. Whatever TikTok is trying to do, eh, have a merry Christmas.

[00:02:58]>> Seems to me like I don't see Jojo and Gugu Gumede's account.

[00:03:03]Where has it gone? Remember, freedom of expression is not only yours, it's for other people as well.

[00:03:09]Proverbs 31:8, speak up for those who can't speak for themselves. So, you can speak, but other people can't. You all said nothing when Zuma was drawn naked there ubaba umdali wekhaya.

[00:03:19]First hand, sitting president. Now, what are they doing now? Nice of you to talk about speech. Man, you want to silence people when they have a movement and say something. You can say something, but we can't. I agree.

[00:03:29]>> This president is the first one that has listened to our cry that we don't want people that are undocumented.

[00:03:40]We have nothing against foreigners, but they must be documented.

[00:03:45]We don't hate foreigners. We don't want people here.

[00:03:50]So, to President Ramaphosa Many people are claiming now the changes that government is doing is because last week they started to match.

[00:04:03]Government don't operate like that.

[00:04:06]The issue has been on the table of the president.

[00:04:11]We are law enforcement must handle this matter.

[00:04:17]To the young people >> [snorts] >> don't let them use you.

[00:04:22]Don't let them tell you on the 30th you must remove illegal foreigners. You will go to jail and they will not bail you out. They will be nowhere. The cops are the only people that must remove illegal foreigners. Don't use our children for your political agendas.

[00:04:43]ILLEGAL FOREIGNERS MUST GO BUT not violently.

[00:04:47]>> So, the media have chosen Jacinta as being the person who's going to be responsible for whatever happens on the 30th of June.

[00:04:52]>> [music] >> I see I just watched President Cyril Ramaphosa's address of the nation and honestly there was not anything that was surprising. These are things that me and you both know. You shouldn't be in the country without papers, [music] right?

[00:05:03]And you shouldn't be going around intimidating people and asking for people's IDs. These are basic basic fundamentals of being a law-abiding citizen. But what really caught my eye was the first person these news channels went to to seek their reaction. The first person that they went to was Jacinta. They asked her how she's feeling about the president's address of the nation. [music] At first she actually seemed like she was happy with the president actually prioritizing the issue of immigration. Obviously then she goes on to say [music] that she wishes that the president went on in depth but the most fascinating question I saw was with Colleen Gumbi where he specifically asked her who started the 30th of June deadline. [music] She tried to distance herself from the date saying that no, it's the other guy that [music] issued out this deadline.

[00:05:49]But you can see the media houses are not having it. They're like, [music] that's your date. You must own it. So, the major question is not on what's going to happen on the 30th of June. The major question that a lot of people right now are trying to answer is who is going to be held responsible for whatever happens [music] on that date. I'm saying it's Julius Malema. Who do you think it is?

[00:06:10]>> First of all, since these South Africans started this go back to your country room, they will bring you varieties of reasons why they want others to leave.

[00:06:16]They say they are not employing them and employment that that that that and that the foreigners in their country are selling drugs to the South Africans to their children. That is that is spoiling them. So, they want them to go. Now, I understand that foreigners are selling drugs. But do South these South Africans now are they trying to say that no South Africans sells drugs in South Africa?

[00:06:33]You think in Ghana we are complaining about who come and then these hookers from other nations come to Ghana to do hookers.

[00:06:39]We are always we are always complaining about that in Ghana. But there are some Ghanaian women or ladies that are doing that hooker thing. THEY ARE DOING IT.

[00:06:45]SO, THESE SOUTH AFRICANS CANNOT COME AND TELL me that the foreigners in your country or the people from another person in your country they are the only ones exclusively selling drugs to your people. It's a lie. Some of your people are also selling that drugs.

[00:06:55]You cannot tell me it's only the the foreigners that are engaging bad things.

[00:06:57]No, some of you also do bad. So, no South African come and stand in front of me and tell me that no South African sells drugs or this or this. It's only the foreigner. It's a lie. You guys some of you also sell the drugs. Stop playing the victim card all the time.

[00:07:07]>> I heard that some some EFF members and some foreigners and some Muslims uh are are are coordinating um uh actually the the Israelis that are here in South Africa. They are coordinating a counter march.

[00:07:24]Don't.

[00:07:25]My advice to those that are are organizing a counter march, be smart.

[00:07:34]Just don't.

[00:07:36]This is bigger than everybody. You can't You can't stop it. We are not going to break anything. We are not going burn the country. We are not going to hurt anyone. But, don't stand in our way.

[00:07:47]Just allow us to peacefully do our things the way we've been doing it for for for for for for this long.

[00:07:54]So, we don't need anyone now. We don't need any politician to intervene. We don't need any government official to interfere. We just need you as a as a person that is in power to become a South African. We need the president to be a South African. We need all premiers to be South African. We need all MPs to be South African. We need everyone in parliament to be a South African. And we need to stand together, stand on the same ground, on the same side, and face the problem. And then, everything is going to be okay. We've never called for anybody to come down or to be removed from his position. So, there is no need for anyone to stand against us.

[00:08:33]>> Fellow South Africans, Africans in particular. Okay, word of advice to my South African brothers and sisters uh in relation to the planned protest that we hear about that on the 30th of June, foreign nationals must leave the country.

[00:08:50]Okay, this message come from vigilante groups um and anarchists who want to be popular actually using the question of foreign nationals in the country. But, let me tell you what is likely to happen.

[00:09:03]Many South Africans are going to lose their jobs.

[00:09:06]And let me tell you in practical terms, okay? Because you think that are taking foreign nationals from the 30th of June as we are told on social medias and stuff, let me tell you what will happen.

[00:09:19]Okay? There are so many companies operating in the African continent.

[00:09:24]So many of them.

[00:09:25]But, besides, South Africa is exporting um uh many products into the African continent.

[00:09:32]And those products are produced here, creating jobs for South Africans.

[00:09:37]Whether you speak about products like um Clover, okay? I mean, uh companies like Clover that are producing milk and all those kind of things. Um uh those things get to be produced here by Clover, okay?

[00:09:50]Many products we can actually go into um agriculture. So many things which are coming from South Africa, exported to the African continent.

[00:10:01]So, any those products actually uh for the production to grow, the African brothers and sisters are buying from us as South Africans.

[00:10:12]We don't have a railway connection, by the way, that actually take goods from here, South Africa, into the African continent. You rely from from the trucks that are are leaving South Africa into the African continent. We are exporting coal, by the way, vehicles, machineries, um machineries to uh process food um and all of that. Those machineries are being exported into the African continent. And I told you that you look at Shoprite as an example.

[00:10:42]It's a big um uh um um you know, supermarket that is actually based in most countries in the African continent, including Nigeria.

[00:10:52]The products that are found in Shoprite, Omo, these, all those products that are actually found uh in in in in in Shoprite, those products are produced here in South Africa, creating jobs for South Africans. The more Nigerians buy products in Nigeria from Shoprite, the more production grows in South Africa, more jobs are being created.

[00:11:14]Okay?

[00:11:15]But, let us actually ask if this was to happen.

[00:11:19]What if on the 30th, because you will be attacking foreign nationals here on the 30th, okay? That's what we are told. Then those trucks get to be blocked, okay? Spatlo punch. Those trucks that are actually, you know, exporting products within which South Africans are working here. So, those trucks has to be stopped.

[00:11:40]Who loses? South Africans will have to lose their jobs because production the you know, production is not growing in terms of trade. We are no longer exporting, okay, products because there is a blockage of people who are saying you are taking our brothers there. We are not going to allow a situation where trucks get to leave our country um and then our brothers get to be attacked and yet it's business as usual.

[00:12:06]The attack on foreign nationals is going to is not going to be business as usual.

[00:12:12]Many of you have to lose their jobs.

[00:12:14]Okay? Because production will be limited. Besides product, I mean, we are exporting and using, you know, land, you know, sort of transportation to actually export into the African continent.

[00:12:29]If the Zimbabweans were to block every truck that comes into Zimbabwe deep into the African continent, what will happen?

[00:12:37]Do not ever think that the attack on foreign nationals is not going to be consequential.

[00:12:43]There will be consequences. There will be ramifications, okay? Many of you will have to lose your your families are going to lose their jobs.

[00:12:52]Okay? We are exporting a lot of winery.

[00:12:55]We are exporting a lot of alcohol into the African continent where South Africans are working in breweries and all of that and we are exporting into the African continent.

[00:13:05]Those of you who are working in breweries will have to lose their jobs because the owners will tell you, "No, we are not making money." Trucks are being blocked there. Why? Because black people are being attacked. Africans in South Africa are being attacked in Africa here in South Africa. So, we are not going to allow They they are not allowing our trucks to go through.

[00:13:25]Business suffer. The economy will get a knock and there's no winner.

[00:13:31]There's no winner. We are telling you to say this thing of March and March is politics. We are in a year of elections.

[00:13:39]These people wants to go they want to be councilors, want to be mayors. These people of March and March and all of that I can tell you that. That's why the one who was actually leading this Dudula, where is she? She has just joined Action SA. It means she's running for office.

[00:13:54]She's going to government municipalities. That's what they want.

[00:13:57]They are using the question of foreign nationals for popularity.

[00:14:01]For them to go into municipalities and all of that. It's not a genuine cause because South Africans are not xenophobic in real sense.

[00:14:09]It's just a pity that they are using the question of unemployment, the question of crime that is high in the country to actually d- um to actually launch a an attack on foreign nationals that are in the country.

[00:14:23]Okay? Telling them that they are taking their jobs, taking their businesses and all of that. The reality is South Africa doesn't beneficiate as a result. We are not creating jobs because our raw materials are leaving to Europe unprocessed and get to be processed elsewhere. That's creation of jobs.

[00:14:39]That's the reason why South Africans are not working. Not because of foreign nationals. I can tell you. So, my message is that do not think that those who are planning to attack foreign nationals on the 30th is going to be business as usual.

[00:14:54]Already I'm told, reliably so, that Africans who are in Nigeria, Tanzania, Ghana, everywhere are going to make sure that the trucks that are actually coming from South Africa are blocked.

[00:15:08]We are told that Shoprite is has to close shops, their businesses. Okay? And then who benefits? South Africans are going to lose jobs here. Once Nigerians start closing Shoprite, DSTV there and all those companies in in Nigeria and everywhere else.

[00:15:23]Then production will decline.

[00:15:26]Okay? And the the economy will take a knock. Let's see who wins. The reality is black-on-black violence, nobody wins.

[00:15:35]The march should be on government. But unfortunately, even government because they want votes on the ground. There There's people who wants to be counselors. They are actually leading this um uh um um um false narrative that the problems of this country is foreign nationals. Easy target.

[00:15:53]We have so many white people who are undocumented, by the way. So many of them. I can tell you I've been approached by no less than 500 white people who come to me and say, "Uh my brother, I'm I'm I'm undocumented and all those kind of things. What is it that is needed to home affairs uh and all of that?" They They do so. And we tell them, "Go to home affairs. They will assist you."

[00:16:16]Okay? They come to immigration lawyers every time. But they are not being victimized. Why? Because of privilege, because of their white skin.

[00:16:26]Okay? So there are so many white people who are undocumented, but they're not being attacked.

[00:16:31]No not at all.

[00:16:32]>> You're welcome back to my channel. I'm Delicious Ami and I talk current affairs in South Africa here and all the boosters you need to know about them.

[00:16:39]Kindly like the video and subscribe to the channel. As I speak to you, Jacinta and her team are having it very, very rough with the South African government.

[00:16:52]As you can see on your screen, Jacinta's social media page is nowhere to be found.

[00:16:59]Now we don't know what's going on. If she deactivated it herself or if she's having issues with her pictures.

[00:17:08]But mind you, this is coming just 2 weeks before the scheduled 18th of June protest.

[00:17:16]Could it be that the South African government has placed a lot of pressure on this young lady that she is now left with no option but to back off the program movement? Or should we say the March to March movement?

[00:17:32]We all listened to that audio at the beginning of this video.

[00:17:36]If you are somebody who studied psychology, you will understand that Zintle was speaking from a place of worry. She sounded like someone who was done with this whole thing. We do not know if there are pressures that have been mounted on her family members. We do not know what she might be going through. The one thing I know is that if Zintle goes on with the 30th of June protest, she will end her career behind bars. Because that protest might have stopped. Let me tell you, so many demonstrations are done all around the world for the right reasons. But many of times, these demonstrations are hijacked by political figures and political oppositions.

[00:18:19]Many of them are waiting for that day to unleash mayhem.

[00:18:23]Mayhem on foreigners in South Africa.

[00:18:26]South Africa has already received a lot of backlash from the international community and from the African brothers.

[00:18:32]All eyes are on South Africa. The world is currently watching South Africa.

[00:18:37]Now imagine South Africa has proven the narrative people already have about them on [clears throat] the 30th of June.

[00:18:45]That would just be like taking a bullet and hitting yourself by yourself. So maybe Zintle has read the handwriting on the wall and she's backing off, which to me is the best thing to do. Nothing worse than a young woman who is just starting her career, who has a bright future ahead of her. I have a feeling that's the best thing to do. Oh, she might be having issues with her social media pages.

[00:19:09]I never can tell, but I just thought to bring those hot frying oil tasty and delicious onion. Yeah, I talked and I wish you all the best here. Kindly like the video and subscribe for more.