Concerned Tshwane Residents

20/02/2026

07/12/2024

, there is no other way, as long as president Ramaphosa is in office, there will be no change in South Africa, many South Africans are suffering from unemployment, poverty and housing issues, and the government is not doing enough to address these issues.

It is time for the people to rise up and demand change through peaceful protests, strikes, and other forms of civic action. This will show the government that the people are serious about their demands and that they will not be ignored.

Civic movements like CTR-IBCM civic movements and other stakeholders can also play a crucial role in mobilizing and organizing communities to participate in the democratic process and hold their leaders accountable. This can be done through voter education campaigns, monitoring of government actions, and advocating for policies that benefit the people.

Furthermore, civic movements can work towards building a strong and independent civil society that can act as a check on government power. This includes advocating for transparency and accountability, as well as promoting human rights and social justice.

It is important for civic movements to be inclusive and representative of all South Africans, including marginalized communities and minority groups. This will ensure that the voices of all citizens are heard and that their needs and concerns are addressed.

In order for a successful revolution to take place, it is crucial for civic movements to work together and unite under a common goal. This may require setting aside differences and focusing on the bigger picture of creating a better future for all South Africans.

In conclusion, a revolution led by civic movements is the only way to bring about real change in South Africa. It is time for the people to take control of their future and demand a government that truly serves the needs of its citizens. President Ramaphosa must be held accountable for his actions and the people must come together to demand a better future for all.

28/11/2024

Foreign-owned tuckshops are a major problem in our townships. They are owned by people who do not care about our communities. The recent shooting of a young boy in Atteridgeville by a foreign shop owner is a wake-up call for our communities to take action against these tuckshops.

These tuckshops are a threat to our safety and security. They sell expired and counterfeit products which are harmful to our health. They do not pay taxes and do not contribute to the development of our townships. They take our money and send it back to their home countries, leaving our communities impoverished.

It is time for the people of Atteridgeville, Saulsville, Lotus and other townships to stand up against these tuckshops. We should boycott them and support our local businesses instead. We should also demand that our government takes action and regulates these tuckshops.

We should not allow our townships to be taken over by foreign-owned businesses. We have the power to make a change and we should use it. Let us unite and take a stand against these tuckshops. Our communities deserve better and it is time for us to demand it. We cannot allow our children to live in fear and danger because of these tuckshops.

We call on our community leaders, youth groups, and residents to come together and take action. We should organize peaceful protests and engage with our local government to address this issue. We should also educate our communities about the dangers of these tuckshops and the importance of supporting our local businesses.

Together, we can make a difference and create a safer and more prosperous community for ourselves and our children. We cannot let the shooting of a young boy be in vain. Let us use this tragedy as a catalyst for change and stand up against foreign-owned tuckshops in our townships.

28/11/2024

. Unity of the Civic movements is Crucial now... These movements need to work together to raise awareness and put pressure on the government to address this issue.

There are a few steps that can be taken to unite civic movements and tackle this problem:

1. Establish a coalition: Civic movements in different areas of Gauteng should come together to form a coalition. This coalition can act as a platform for sharing information, planning strategies, and taking collective action.

2. Conduct joint campaigns: The coalition can conduct joint campaigns to raise awareness about the negative impact of illegal immigration and businesses on communities. These campaigns can include rallies, protests, and social media campaigns.

3. Engage with government officials: The coalition can engage with local and provincial government officials to discuss the issue and demand action. This can include meetings, petitions, and open letters.

4. Conduct research: The coalition can conduct research to gather data and evidence about the impact of illegal immigration and businesses on communities. This data can be used to support their demands for action from the government.

5. Mobilize community support: The coalition can also mobilize support from the community by organizing community meetings, door-to-door campaigns, and involving community leaders and organizations in their efforts.

6. Partner with relevant organizations: The coalition can also partner with organizations that have experience and expertise in dealing with immigration and business-related issues. This can include legal aid organizations, human rights organizations, and community development organizations.

7. Hold the government accountable: The coalition can hold the government accountable for their promises and actions to address the issue of illegal immigration and businesses. This can include monitoring government initiatives, reporting any shortcomings, and demanding transparency.

By working together, civic movements in Gauteng can create a stronger and more effective voice to address the issue of illegal immigration and businesses. It is important for these movements to unite and take action to protect the interests of their communities.

16/11/2024

by attending this important protest action

We are inviting all residents to join us in solidarity as we demand the removal of the corrupt and dysfunctional Tshwane council. This is an important moment for us to come together and make our voices heard.

Date: 17th of November 2024
Time: 10:00am
Venue: Matsepa Primary school /Community Center Mabopane

We cannot sit back and watch as our city is being destroyed by corruption and mismanagement. We need to stand together and demand change. The Tshwane council has failed us and it is time for them to be held accountable.

This is not a political protest, but a united stand by concerned residents to demand that our city be governed properly and with transparency. We call on all residents, regardless of political affiliation, to join us in this peaceful protest.
Let us show that we are united in our demand for a better Tshwane.

Please spread the word and let us show our strength in numbers. Let us make our voices heard and demand the removal of the corrupt and dysfunctional Tshwane council.

We hope to see you there. Together, we can make a difference.