KZN crime stats show disturbing trend around black men - Mkhwanazi
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- KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner, Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, says the eThekwini district is the biggest contributor to crime statistics in the province. Mkhwanazi was speaking at an anti-crime summit earlier today. He says statistics also show a disturbing trend around black men. #enca #dstv403
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Looks like KZN has a real police commissioner, who actually cares about the situation. Good luck with the good fight, Commissioner!
yes you are so right. compared to the new minister he is good
@@patrickm.8107 And the Commissioner should be the minister of the profession, not someone who never traversed the path . . . ."
KZN is proud of this man
The problem we have in Kzn is the lack of leadership and role models for our people. We need tough laws even at Schools
I can not be proud of any police in this country because drugs are selling like bread and they do very little to stop it
@@derrickgumede3294so what you waiting for?
@@not.likelyhe just took action and commented to notify men to become leaders, he has the knowledge and assuming leading to more such a direction versus the opposite direction. God bless SA.
@@weymouthesterhuizen1145 so what response are you trying to ellicit, 'better late than never?'.
At least he had the guts to say it
well did he take account for the ratio between different races... Community care and a wholesome home keeps the trouble away
@@marcebresler1842 that's over 95% of the crime towards black men in this case! It's still far higher than the proportion of the total population they take up. Even when put up against black females who commit less than 5% of the total crime.
In SA which has over 80% people. He’s not making a profound statement
@@SiyamthandaMsomi-oc2toseeing as the stats said 96% were black, his statement holds true
@@SiyamthandaMsomi-oc2to please for gods sake just consider learning math before posting online with a stupid comment regarding math.
As a black man, I have to admit that the police commissioner is correct. I've never been robbed by an Indian or Colored male, its always been black males who are meant to be "brothers". Of course not all black men are problematic, but if we continue this trend of fatherlessness, then this will only exacerbate this issue.
@@justanmpowereddude5021 all young men and women in thise country have had their future stolen by greedy politicians..
And we need to stop making excuses for our behaviour and shifting all blame to foreigners. Fatherless households, alcoholism, sexual abuse, violent behaviour, immorality. Instead of having pointless discussions we could try and engage with our issues as black men.
But you’re robbed by a YT one everyday so what is your point twana?
@@AwgustRushOfficial Which yt man is robbing me mfana, and what have they taken from me, personally? Can you point at this yt man so that I can go fetch my things 🤣
@@AwgustRushOfficial rubbish. Wts are paying to keep this country from becomming zim 2.0
The Best commissioners the country has ever produced. Good luck.
Its hard to hear but its true. He isnt lieing he is doing his job , his job is to protect and serve the ppl. Im gratful he is honest.
You're right, his job is to protect and serve, not to discriminate... I mean, he's a black man himself, does that mean he's the problem as well?
@Sonniemhlongo I don't think he's discriminating. If we're honest about the problem, we're better placed to solve it. In this case, I think it would be important to look into what's causing these men to get into crime in such numbers and try to deal with it whilst their still young
@@Sonniemhlongo• Dear Sonnie, I feel sorry for you. Maybe you should find different friends who can get you to realise that black is good. You are young and hopefully different friends can cure you of that nasty "I'm Black, I'm discriminated against" attitude. Before you jump to conclutions, by different friends, I mean different Black friends who are not brainwashed by political hatred. Remember, if anyone teach you to hate, stay away from that person or group. They are part of that small 16% criminal group. You live (please do not say leave) in an extremely beautiful Country - don't spoil it with hatred. This Commissioner is a good person who cares for his people. Do you know that a good father will always guide his own children away from harm, no matter how it hurts?
@@madembemaano3825 he is, we have a very large population of black men and he chose a very small percentage of people within that group to judge the whole population by saying blacks are a problem. I'm black, me and the majority of black women and men have never robbed or killed anyone, how am I a problem?
@@reteipegal7690 I have never murdered anybody and this man just said I am a problem... what was the reason of bringing up race? I'm quite sure if someone would bring up the fact that white people (who own the majority of businesses and private land) are the reason for the unemployment in south Africa by hiring illegal foreigners instead of locals, you would be against that person
Why is he not the minister of police in South Africa.
He is the best qualified
The minister is now giving them a chance to do what's expected of them,and he's doing a excellent job 👍👍👏
He is not a politician. Ministers are politicians deployed to sit and sign. This is a police officer, highly trained. He must remain in the field.
I agree @@GomeHoldings
@@AndreCoetzee-pm2znyou have said better than I would said it .
Really???? Yesterday you told us it must be Black Face Cameron ????
Flip flopping like Matric Domkop John Steenhuisen ???
Ne !!!
Dom Doos !!!
Imagine a White Police Commissioner having to reveal this....Good Lord, he'd be thoroughly castigated and condemned....therein lies part of the problem....!
And imagine an African leader calling out white males for starting wars all over the world and killing millions
Poor analogy or comparison
@@scottishboer3126 Why?
@@scottishboer3126 no argument 🙄
I nearly fell off my chair when he said "Out of 60 000 , 57 000 are Black Man , l knew that we are in trouble.
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So true Commissioner, sad reality!
Problem is some community members who ululate with passion during funerals of criminals as if giving heroic sending off to their heroes. Next generation will then aspire to be their heroes.🤞
Crime in black communities is a serious culture. Normal and non-criminal people are very supportive to criminals. Pastors bury them with pride. Our sisters gift and encourage them with their nice apples. Elders protect them when they are wanted.
@@siyasox4244 In the township a funeral of a crime fighter gets no sympathy
It's sickening and shows we as are too blame because we praise this criminals
He is talking the truth
@@AlbertPrinsloo-c1t the majority of black men are good people who have never Robbed nor killed anyone, so how are black men a problem?
This guy needs to be the police minister. A dyed in the wool cop who started at the bottom and worked his way up. Not some political appointment whose main characteristic is loyalty to party. Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi is the real deal.
Is the Karen from FF plus who is minister of Correctional services a political appointee?
@@ndwandwewasendwedwe7964 he is doing his job, and doing it well...not sure how that makes him a Karen. The prisons have not been run well before. So that seems like a good appointment to me.
General Mkhwanazi should have been our national commissioner. Most African countries have poor people but there's less crime compared to SA. We have become one of the most violent countries in the world. Until we have a strong government in charge, the situation is going to get worse. We hope the new minister of basic education will bring back discipline in our schools. The minister of sports, Arts and culture should make sports compulsory from primary to high school.
Yet we like to blame foreigners 🥴😔🤭
Hopefully GNU government can be more strong.
We have the problem with the black men in south Africa.
Massive one
@@Mmvisenim we have a problem with the government. Change that and the crime will reduce.
We also have a problem with non blacks inviting illegal foreigners by hiring them illegally to avoid responsibility and tax
That would only help if politics is the same like soccer. We all know what happens if the coach is not performing.
@@GeorgeNormanJhbIt's not just the government, it starts at home. My mother has been a public school teacher for 30 years and her stress has always been about how black boys don't care about school, they are violent and sadly most don't have present fathers.
This is where we need the church⛪️ to step in with programmes for these 16-25 year old young men. Bible study, sports, men's prayer sessions, hiking & camping activities, and so much more.
@@thobi6639 you're right but the church won't step in. You have to step into the church. God doesn't come to people. People gave to go to God. So who will take the Zulus to God? Jacob Zuma?
Church 😢😢😮..
Real preachers of old were going to the people and share the gospel, churches are after forming a crowd so to draw from as much money as they can, let's pray for true men of God who are not after money but after souls to Christ
Unfortunately, the church is littered with money and power hungry frauds
There are still real preachers out there.@@siyabongadlamini7852
The real source is lack of disciplinary programs, unemployment, unwillingness to participate positively in the society and the prevailing corruption in both public and private sector. Thank you.
Black women are also subject to a lot of these things yet they don't become criminals nearly as much. Not nearly
@@InJouHandeNow you’ve got me thinking 🤔.
Here we GO victim card!! Do you have any stats on how many other South African are unemployed due to BEE, most of them beg and are homeless most don't even have a shack to stay in but somehow they beg i stead of turning to crime.
Been 30 years, stop with the victim card
@@InJouHande you cannot honestly compare a black woman to a man. The pressure to provide mostly applies to men more than women. Everyone wants to save a woman but not a man. You wrote a lot of english without really understanding the underlying issues in our society. Social media intellects 🚮
@@InJouHande don't you believe it
All commissioners in other 8 provinces should do the same zisihlsise lubhojozi izigebengu ziyachanasa too much 😢😮
Uyabona lento yokuthi athi sinenkinga yendoda emnyama. Izosiqhatha nabelungu vele abangasifuni. Next thing uzozwa sekushiwo umhlaba wonke sebefuna ukususa iWar. Kwazise phela iSouth Africa is a golden sanctuary. Let’s just not speak like that about black men coz obviously this country is predominantly black people.
@SiyamthandaMsomi-oc2to nonsense wena lento oyishoyo. Iqiniso is the truth finish. You're weak as he'll because you fail to acknowledge the truth just because the issue pertaining to crime revolved predominantly around us as Black people. Mina I never run away from the truth no matter how bitter it is but the truth must always be spoken and acknowledged. Yeka abelungu kulento abangene. Inkinga la umuntu omnyama abelungu abenzanga lutho futhi yeka ukuzikhohlisa la uqamba amanga uthi abelungu abasifuni as indlu emnyama.....inkinga yenu nilalela kakhulu lo Malema wenu enifaka losathane wenzondo around abelungu enikhohlisa kodwa yonke indlu emnyama in SA iqashwe umlungu ngoba lohulumeni wenu we ANC engawakhi amathuba omsebenzi✋️✋️✋️✋️simple nje
This guy definitely needs to move upwards
Mkhwanazi is telling the truth. We need to fix our families. I believe most problems begin when there’s a high number of broken families and neglected children who have to raise themselves or and by the streets.
@@ntombizethugebashe1067
But then other families are not broken, and the kids just get hooked on drugs due to peer influence".
Now the foreigners have come about with extra heavy drugs, compounding the existing problem.
@@ntombizethugebashe1067
But then other families are not broken, and the kids just get hooked on drugs due to peer influence".
Now the foreigners have come about with extra heavy drugs, compounding the existing problem.
Correct. We also need to grow the economy. If there were jobs for everyone, our young people would not have time to learn all the wrong things. They would be working.
I support you Sir, u are the best man for this job, a true South African who is a true leader and no racist acts but facts,stay blessed
Respect, true policeman.
Just because he said BLK man
@@itsnevertoolatetodotherigh3271 no because he first was a member of the Special Task Force of the police, something only a selected few can achieve. Your attempt to score a political point is pathetic.
@@gerhardwillemse4043 excuse me Dawg, am not yr friend
The good people stand with this man, as long as he remains this way. Good luck, commissioner!
Best Man on his Job Mr Mkhwanazi much respect for your Brother👏🏽🙌🏽🙏🏾
Nothing new here. Everyone knows this but nobody is allowed to say it.
Phezukwabo Mkhwanazi umdali asigcinele wena siyabonga sisakudinga kulomsebenzi wakho omuhle nethimba lakho
We really need this man, safaaa
I thought age 16 to 25 are people who are supposed to be studding and graduating and also being interprenuas. This really shows you that the youth program from the ANC never worked . Zuma addressed the issue of free education and it was rejected and now these are the quencequences after 5years after he was forced to resign.
@@princedlamini5130 as tax payers we pay multibillions for education each year. The problem is the anc not spendi g it, stealing it or putting corrupt cadres in place to manage it but can't because they're underqualified and lazy.
The youth programme starts at home, guiding and nurturing that child from birth to be a positive member of society. The opportunity is there for black children. It all starts in the home. That's where the problem is.
The money from the National skills development fund is being stolen so ghe youth turn to drugs, gangsterism & crime. It's becoming their way of life.
Stop with your cheap politicking and being obsessed with old man like Zuma
@princedlamini5130 You are right, these 16-25 yr olds are termed NEETs - Not in Employment, Education and Training. They require structured, market connected development policy so that they can be successfully integrated into society and live their dreams. Government innovated with learnerships, but they do not monitor the permanent employment of unemployed learners nor do they establish a minimum amount of interventions for the unemployed in each sector. Basically, there is not enough training and even once trained, there are not enough employment and entrepreneurial opportunities. Then there's also the colourful detail related to fair pay. Given that there are no official reports on how much youth are being paid and that the labour market is the largest contributor to inequality, the prospects for young black men AND women are infinitely BLEAK.
The problem is the taverns ,bottle stores and drug dealers, we living in a drunk and dancing society who doesn't get a chance to think positively and make things happen, who go to such an embarrassing extent to us black people by even carrying beer crades to dance in the robots asking for money in return and others though not financially stable, they make babies for a living contributing to their even further poverty status 😢😢😢
The problem is black men. You will look for anything to avoid listening to what he said in plain terms
Restore the family unit, you'll see that crime stat will change. If fathers can marry the women they impregnate, then raise their sons to be honourable men, our nation will change. Dads, go home and raise your children. Please😢
Fathers men are needed to be conservative again for a better family life society and country. We pray for us men. Gid bless SA.
Amen !!!Absent fathers among the black community is a huge problem and definitely contributing factor here
He didn't say anything about absent father's typical!!
@@itsnevertoolatetodotherigh3271 to be conservative means you will not wonder and be absent.....it is called doing what is right and not what you want or can do.
@@Zeeh_Ntumbeza as with all as in my case and sure it is majority of whites aswell. Men remain men that must remain more conservative dor a better society...freedom is freedom, but it comes with responsibilities and consequences. It effects siciety SA at large for all families throughout the world.
@@weymouthesterhuizen1145 that is not the definition of conservative Dawg, a simple Google search would clear things up
No offense, General Sir, remember we are the majority in the country as Black ppl. The very same majority is jobless, and thank u for highlighting that fact. When it comes to my fellow age group, we are the victims of drug abuse, alcohol etc. Sir, please allow me to say RSA failed the youth, in all Provence we are witnessing the same issues. Keep up the good work S'thandazwe # I SALUTE U CMDR.
Agree with you to an extent, however these issues causing crime should not be be violent crime, murder, rape. Thete is no humanity left. 😢
Heal our land Lord Almighty.
Make this guy the police minister 👏👏
Mr commissioner we salute u for the great work you n ur team are doing...thank you 💕...much appreciated...b safe
It hurts me to hear this😢
These are truly painful stats! If only we were better at protecting these youngsters and preventing criminality. We can't win them all but surely we can definitely do better than this!
Uyindoda baba uMkhwanazi nguavuma🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Absolutely you are correct
This man knows exactly what he's doing. He can be able to identify where the problem comes from. We need leaders like Mkhwanazi
The only reason why the death penalty is not being brought back.
And the Stats don't lie. People will go about blaming unemployment and all other things but they forget that we are also struggling but we'll never go around robbing and killing people. The sickening thing is that you rob someone who chose to work things out despite the struggle. They don't stop there but they go on and kill
Atleast his telling the truth as it is if someone from other community tells the truth they wil call him or her racist
Our single parent houses must stop!! MEN NEED TO BE PART OF THEIR KIDS LIVES...NO...THEY MAKE BABIES AND THEN RUN AWAY!!! WENA!!!
Takes two to make a baby.
And if the courts would hear single moms plights instead of turning them away with ambiguous reasons for doing so, our kids would be better off. The lack of action against absconding fathers contributes to lawless youths!
Dont let the men impregnate you BEFORE they marry you!
When we face truth then thats when we can change ---- until then chains in the brain and lives down the drain ---- what a shame!
Man, you have my praise All the Way from Eastern Cape.
With all due respect to this officer. I do not think that this is a "black man problem". Now don't get me wrong, I am very Afrikaans and very conservative but I try to look at and believe in the truth. And what I see is not a "black man" problem. I see a "Fatherless" and "Abusive Father" problem. He talks about all of these kids that drop out of school. We need to build schools that are run by good, strong men. That show that strength comes from finding, protecting and providing for, a good woman. Because the issues that he is talking about we see in the Afrikaans community as well. And it is happening in the Afrikaans communities where there are no good fathers.
As a black man , you, my good Sir, are a REAL South African
Another conservative who's secretly a liberal
A great step forward to talk about it
Would be interesting to get the split in that number between actual SA individuals and foreigners...
well they are the majority population- unemployed, uneducated, etc...
You didn't listen. He didn't say blacks, he said black men between ages of 16 and 25.
@@antoniedutoit3847and they are not unemployed, uneducated etc?
@@antoniedutoit3847 Same thing. Majority unemployed are men...
Like seriously. 😂 the answer is so simple. It's the majority. It is directly linked to socio-economic issues. He missed with this one
Drop out of school hei tooo bS
Bad
The big white elephant in the room in SA the past 30 years. Thank you Mr Police. High time the fathers start taking care of themselves and their kids and not the taxpayer. Our backs are broken.
As KZN we are proud of our police and police commissioner. He hope that other provinces will take a page from our book.
KEEP UP THE GOODWORK MKHWANAZI.I KNOW THEY WILL HATE YOU FOR TALKING THE TRUTH.
The single parent issue with more black girls falling pregnant to qualify for childcare benefits is going to be with SA for a long time.
It's due to unemployment and poverty. Actually pretty sad how this Country has become.
Im amazed at how much fighting there is amongst the different cultures within the black community 😢
definitely true, people don't see other options. Drugs, alcohol and lack of education also massive contributors. if successive governments don't deal with these issues the problem will never go away.
@@shahidallyExactly!
I'm going to agree as well. The ANC and their failed policies are directly to blame for this.
I don't believe that. I believe it's a raising problem. I don't think these children are raised adequately in the Christian way
Poverty is sending you to kill those who strive to better themselves and their children 😢😢😢
If we can have him a National Commissioner of Police plus Mr Gaydon Mckenzie as National Minister of Police surely we can have crime free South Africa and live peacefully again in our beautiful country....
Between our house and our neighbours, we've been broken into 10 times, us 4 times and our neighbours 6 times, in less than a year. Now they have 2 Alsatian guard dogs, and we have spent thousands on security. Here in the eThekwini district...
Yoh that’s a lot ,Thank God you and your neighbour weren’t harmed ,may you be protected in Jesus Name
@@Zeeh_Ntumbeza yeah, not complaining too much actually. No one has been harmed. 🤞
Hes a TOP TOP COP . Salute to you sir .
This man is deserving of a more senior position... I suggest Minister of Police!?
He appears competent and well spoken. Unfortunate statistic but at least they have the data so that something can be done
About time the police start being honest about crime stats. Unfortunately, the lack of economic opportunities is the number 1 cause of criminal activities. These men need jobs desperately!
Mkhwanazi, my Police Commissioner, Behind you all the way sir. We need to fix this problem.
16-25 year olds, this is very disturbing. It's our future generation.
Oh My namesake! We are proud of you General....you are amongst those that give hope to country ❤.
Legend
Well well well...
He does not mince words we r Criminals
Unlike WC,..89% of kzn population is black, and there are more man than woman in that province....The same majority is unemployed, the ANC local government just pulled the plug on EPWP, that gives jobs to the same majority of black people,...This is the same majority of black men who grew up without their fathers...after 1948 land act , when farming land was taken away , forcing fathers to leave their sons to stay in hostels like little boys....these are all glaring issues playing themselves on every black man in this country....we need government policies to focus creating economic support for black youth in this country... instead of just stating obvious....this government needs to catch a wake-up....
Aww damn. Let's pray for our brothers🙏🏽💔🇿🇦
Really? Would never have guessed
It took stats to show you something we see daily DAILY!!
It has to take stats for the SA community to know the age group that is active in committing crimes. He could say it but without stats, I'm sure you could be one of the first to say he is telling lies. In this case, the age group stats are telling: e g a 16-year-old has to be working towards finishing matric, still under parental supervision. But for the fact that they are committing crimes tells you of a delinquent element there. The 25-year-old should have finished the university by then and starting to establish themselves in life. In summary, the stats are great because they give insight into the issue and can spark a dialogue that is solution-specific to the ages outlined. Without the numbers, it is like shooting in the dark hoping to hit the target. So let's respect the objective efforts of the commissioner..
It boils down to their culture...their way of life 🙋 it's a big reason why i don't support this thing of preserving tradition and culture coz its backward
Thanks ,commissioner, we need honest discussions of what's wrong, that will make solving problems easier!
Media, NGO’s and academics (living behind high walls) are a big problem in this country.
Respect him for being transparent in sharing that data. in ZA race can curtail progress. We can now focus on finding the solution to help all of those young black men and prevent more from going that direction
Oh, now it is allright to mention race. . .
Wow .. police commissioner, well said, at last someone to name the problem as it is .. kudos to you😊
Of course the statistics will give such a picture given the fact that the Black African nationals of the whole African Continent converge to SA to make it their home.
U know u have a point, south africans are not violent criminals, yes we had criminals but the violent ones are from outside.
@@rastaweed1268 bulldust
@@steadfastmj78 interesting how you channel the blame away from the Zulus to other nations. Some may be from other countries but the Zulu culture, which makes up the greater social fabric of Natal, remains tolerant of a high crime component
@@rastaweed1268so taxi killings and construction mafia are done by Nigerians? 😂
@not.likely Not clear how the Zulu culture is "tolerant of crimes", do you want to rephrase your response maybe?
Finally the truth !!!!
First time I hear my very own calling it out as it is "black men".
Im hoping he digs deeper, the amount of neglect in black townships, no sports fields with grass, no proper libraries, poor public service, no investment of manufacturing jobs, exodus of skilled black dollar millionaires due to backwards government policies...put it all together, you get good picture.
Black leadership needs to change, we have allowed our country to rottt.
How many Nigerians are involved?
We have to remember that kzn is 85% a black demographic so that stat will always likely be disproportionately skewed towards majority of perpetrators being black
Shocking but sadly not surprising.
Who was in charge as a police commissioner in KZN during looting spree, we have to blame him, he allowed KZN people to learn how to steal, instead they were blaming uCele for nothing
😂😂😂😂uyagula. How do you allow people to steal?
I wish the country, and the world even, had more individuals like KZNs police commissioner. I think there is a malaise within the black community that continues to fester and grow because it is never addressed. Instead the problems within the black community tend to be outsourced to white-on-black racism (this isn't to say racism isn't a prevalent issue, and that a lot of the problems within the black community aren't a direct result of racism), but only the black community can fix its problems right now, no one else will, and you can't fix a problem if you don't first admit you have one. The black community most stop celebrating leaders and entrepreneurs who steal from the poor just because they are rich, because this encourages an attitude where having money is the end goal irrespective of what you do to get it, encouraging and normalizing corruption and crime amongst black people. Black people must also deal with classism, which feeds into this cycle by encouraging the disrespect and dehumanization of people with no money, which will push black people to get money by any means just be respected within the black community.
and they must also stop with making babies, dissapear so the child has no father figure and stop making babies for the grants while mom is living of alcohol and the child gets dropped by grandma
Got mad respect for this guy, ex- Task Force. He's the national commissioner we need
KZN is a violent province everyday is a challenge here this commissioner is really cleaning the streets and doing good police work which is commendable
All provinces are violent. SA has socio economic problems. Cape town is far worse than KZN, gangs are causing havoc. But you people act as if that part is not SA. Coloured people in cape town would be the problem because they are the majority affected by socio-economic problems that side. So, this statement by commissioner is reckless and ignorant.
The problem started when marriage became a crime and s3x and alcohol became a pass time. Y'all got no discipline.
It's due to emotional immaturity......there is no remedy to that.
16, The Government should be worried
This information is not rocket science!! 😑
Mkhwanazi reminds me of my data analysis two days ago. As I was analysing data findings indicate that we have a problem of violent crime, around 600 000 violent crimes annually, and thats what gets reported. If we can solve the issue of violent crimes, especially in the metros, I think SA will be much safer.
The answer is right there: get economic emancipation right and also fix our homes as black people.
Ningazi ncengi igebengu zidubuleni ngempela ngoba maningazidubuli zizodubula nina azife manje sfelwe imindeni yethu asazi zibulawa obani dubula phoyisa ngancengi isgebengu pls
Acknowledgment is the first step to resolving the issue
Why vele
Education Education Education. There is a fundamental problem with our education system. Fix this system and it will contribute to the reduction of crime.
I appreciate your stats commissioner but you know the issue regarding the state of the black family in this country. I can assure you that the age group you mentioned 16 to 25 years are directly affected by being disinfranchised and fatherlessness. You can thank the Anc for the plecarious position we find ourselves in as black people in our country.
Mkhwanazi a man of action ❤
It's not always because of poverty and unemployment. I've know many who come from good homes but prefer that life instead of a law abiding life. Also, criminals are celebrated in KZN, not just in the black community. Just look at some criminal's funerals here, you would think that guy died for his country or something.
We even forget who's the national commissioner or other provincial heads of police
There’s a lot of root causes for that disappointing stat and bad governance over the past 30 years is the main reason we are here🙏🏾
And bad parenting. Sad truth☹️
Thanks to the ANC...😂😂😂😂😂