My Turn - South Africa

My Turn - South Africa From YA romance author Alice VL, comes the shocking true story she did not want to write. Genocide of farmers and whites in South Africa.

Its a page of awareness as to what is happening to minority by a corrupt racist goverment.

10/12/2025
10/12/2025

By Sakeliga - Public-Interest Litigation Statement.

South Africa's Government instructs employers to use the repealed 1950 legislation to classify employees by race.

South Africa’s Department of Labour has instructed employers to apply to the Population Registration Act of 1950 for racial classification.

In a letter to the National Employers' Association of South Africa (NEASA) on 5 December, the Department confirmed that the Population Registration Act of 1950 should form part of the criteria for determining the race of employees.

This, despite the Act being repealed in 1991.

This is unlawful.

Before its repeal in 1991, the Population Registration Act:

🔴 Established state-run racial classification in South Africa.
🔴 Required state officials to classify every person by race.

Under the 1950 Act, the state assumed responsibility for race classification.

75 years later, the ANC-run government seeks to resurrect race classification for Employment Equity targets, but this time forcing employers to carry it out and bear the legal risks.

Sakeliga & NEASA's response:

Employers should not be required to classify employees by race.

Without officially resurrecting the repealed legislation, the state has no legal means to classify employees by race. So it now instead seeks to offload responsibility onto businesses.

The requirements are unfeasible, unconstitutional, and unacceptable.

Support & Resources:

Sakeliga and NEASA are challenging the Employment Equity Amendment Act through litigation in the Supreme Court of Appeal and the Constitutional Court.

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https://www.sakeliga.org.za/insight/repealed-legislation-from-1950-now-used-to-classify-employees-by-race

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10/12/2025

Send them back home if caught!

Funny nation. Will blame the man but what about his wife?
10/12/2025

Funny nation. Will blame the man but what about his wife?

10/12/2025

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WAITING TO BE MURDERED IN SOUTH AFRICA

From YA romance author Alice VL, comes the shocking true story she did not want to write. However, in a society where we are often told only one side of a story (generally whatever narrative the media and/ or government wants us to believe), the truth must be told no matter how difficult it is to hear or how costly it may be to tell.

"My Turn," recounts the emotionally charged and tragic details of what is happening in present-day South Africa. It is the story of racism run rampant. Land is being taken. Whites are being targeted for brutal torture and murder. The statistics document this to be true, but little is known of this travesty in our world. The reason? The crimes are not committed by whites against blacks, but vice versa. This scenario finds no traction because it does not fit the politically correct view of what racism is known to be.

Alice VL provides alarming statistics and sobering documentation to bolster the claims that white people in South Africa, particularly white land-owners and farmers, face unremitting danger. Gripped by fear, each is left to wonder, is today "my turn" to be tortured and murdered? The author seeks to be the voice of the minority in South Africa yearning for justice under a government that seems utterly disinterested in providing it. Instead, the government turns a deaf ear to the cries of the persecuted minority while at times even lampooning their plight.