SAfm, Friday morning

March and march must take responsibility. They cannot march in perpetuity. In my view, they must force government, legislature, and all arms of the state to begin a process of reviewing and amending the constitution because marching only, harassing, intimidating people cannot amend the section which is causing all the problems that we face today. Solomon, thank you very much for sharing your thoughts.

With us. And Mr. Duber, perhaps you want to comment on that, you know, because certainly you have been an impetus as a movement for government to stand up, to take notice, to clamp down further on unlawful immigration to the country. You know, you have stimulated government and set them on a different path in terms of how quickly they are getting this process going. But don't you think the point has been made and you are now engaging in something that is more destructive than useful, especially?

when you consider that the the last bit of violence cost Durban or in fact cost more more than one place in the country thirty four million rand, which could be put towards perhaps something like job creation, which people are crying out for right now. Well, thirty four million rand compared to six hundred million rand that has been used by government uh against its own citizens. And that's just six hundred million rand in one particular day.

Which was the 30th of June 2026. When you go from the 1st of July up and up to date, you are yet to get the figures. That goes up to billions. But, Mr. Duke, to be fair, to be fair, I mean, you talk about government using 600 million against citizens. There have not been massive clamps down on citizens who are marching. In fact, there have been incidents where police have turned a blind eye to violence, to people marching into private.

Organizations, demanding the papers of people, acting unlawfully. This is 600 million that has been put aside to prevent the kind of thing that we've seen in recent weeks, as well as things like the July looting in the past. Because we know KZN is a powder cake, right? A political powder cake. So, what I'm suggesting to you is that the constant marching without any clear sort of purpose in mind when you've got government going already.

Is a waste of money. Well, I'll differ with you when you say without purpose in mind. We continue to march as per our logo or a slogan that will march and march until we win. Now, let me counter your argument using our 25th May 2026 Africa Day Addressing the Nation, where we say until the government ensures that the borders of this country are up to scratch.

If you look at the IMC report on people that cross into the country, the IMC report says about 90 or 95% of those people, they cross not through the border gate, but through that senseless border that we have across whether it's Mozambique or Swaziland or Zimbabwe. So we just have a senseless country.