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South Africa should join hands

South Africa is currently experiencing a very unstable period during which such utterances cannot be tolerated.

Louis Meintjes, President of the Transvaal Agricultural Union of South Africa (TAU SA), writes:

The inflammatory hate speech of Andile Mngxitama of Black First Land First (BLF) on Saturday 8 December during a meeting in Potchefstroom where he incited his followers to murder whites, should be regarded in a very serious light.

South Africa is currently experiencing a very unstable period during which such utterances cannot be tolerated. TAU SA has laid a charge against him and this will be a test to see what action will be taken.

A wave of farm attacks and murders are currently experienced and it is quite possible that Mngxitama’s inflammatory utterances will contribute to making matters worse.

In previous incidents where whites were regarded as making derogatory remarks, rapid and strong action was forthcoming.

It is impossible to build on the future as long as people like Mngxitama are allowed to walk freely whilst inciting people to commit murder.

The public is requested to visit  www.stopblf.com, provide the requested information and in doing that, send an automated e-mail to President Cyril Ramaphosa, the Minister of Police, the national Police Commissioner and the National Prosecuting Authority to immediately act against the BLF and its leader, Andile Mngxitama.

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