Stephanie Banda

25/05/2026

Good morning people

03/05/2026

South African Activist Sparks Tension with Call for Action Against Nigerians

South African anti-immigration campaigner, Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma, has stirred controversy online after making a strong statement on Facebook over recent tensions involving Nigerians in South Africa.

In her post, she alleged that Nigerians in Nigeria attempted to attack the South African embassy and called on South Africans in Pretoria to prepare to protest at the Nigerian embassy. She urged them to demand the removal of Nigerians she described as “criminals” from South Africa.

Ngobese-Zuma also warned that any further action against South African diplomatic missions in Nigeria could trigger a strong response, referencing South Africa’s history of resisting apartheid.

She further accused Nigerian nationals in South Africa of being involved in crimes such as drug dealing, fraud, and prostitution, claiming authorities and the Nigerian embassy in South Africa have remained silent on the issue.

The post has since generated reactions online, as tensions around xenophobia and immigration between both countries continue to spark heated debates on social media.

18/04/2026

Morning 🌄 fam enjoy

18/04/2026

A White man killed his wife with a gun. The court gave him 5 years in jail. A black man shot in the sky celebrating the anniversary of his party. The court gave him 5 years + 2 years + many fines. The black man didn't hurt, injured or kill anyone anyone. His bullet went straight into the air. But the court punished him more than a white man who killed is wife?
Is this case not about crime, but about silencing Julius Malema and the EFF?

The Government of South Africa and the legal system need to be aware that this situation regarding Julius Malema is of particular concern to the entire African Diaspora, the people of Africa and the world, who are seriously invested in the outcome.copied

16/04/2026

Before court

16/04/2026

Julius Malema judgement:

Count 1- 5 years
Count 2- 2 years
Count 3- R20 000 / 6 months imprisonment
Count 4- R20 000 / 6 month imprisonment
Count 5- R20 000 / 6 months imprisonment
The sentences to run concurrently

16/04/2026

On April 16, 2026, Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema was sentenced to five years direct imprisonment by the East London Regional Court for discharging a firearm in a public place. The conviction stems from a 2018 incident at a rally in Mdantsane where he fired a rifle. An appeal against the sentence is planned.Key Aspects of the Case:Charges: Malema was found guilty of unlawful possession of a firearm, unlawful possession of ammunition, discharging a firearm in a built-up area, and reckless endangerment.The Incident: In July 2018, video footage captured Malema firing a firearm, which allegedly belonged to a security company associated with his former co-accused, Adriaan Snyman.Sentence: Magistrate Twanet Olivier handed down the five-year sentence, noting the seriousness of the offence while considering that he was a first-time offender.Outcome: Following the sentencing on April 16, 2026, reports indicate that a process to appeal the ruling was initiated.COURT DELIVERS GUILTY VERDICT IN THE JULIUS MALEMA CASE - NPA03 Oct 2025 — Mr Julius Malema has been found guilty of unlawful possession of a firearm, unlawful possession of ammunition, discharge of a firearm in a built-up area, failur...NPA Home1:22WATCH | Malema sentenced to 5 years imprisonment in firearm caseYouTube·News24Malema sentenced to 5 year prison term in firearm case16 Apr 2026 — 16th April 2026 BY: Reuters. EFF leader Julius Malema. EFF leader Julius Malema. EFF leader Julius Malema. EFF leader Julius Malema. EFF leader Julius Malema. S...Polity.org.zaJulius Malema sentenced to 5 years in prison in firearm discharge case16 Apr 2026 — Thursday 16 April 2026 - 11:00am. File: Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema (L) looks on during the first sitting of the New South African Parl...eNCAWith the firearm case against Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) ...16 Apr 2026 — * reaction · * comments. Should political leaders face stricter consequences for breaking the law? The Original News Room ► Politics South Africa. 1d · Publi...FacebookWATCH LIVE | Julius Malema firearm case sentencing continues16 Apr 2026 — Editor's Choice. 1. Appeal launched after Julius Malema sentenced to five years. 2. BREAKING | Julius Malema sentenced to five years' imprisonment. 3.

12/04/2026