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EXPROPRIATE HIJACKED AND DILAPIDATED BUILDINGS

532 Comments

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Devouroux
5 years ago

We want our buildings back

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Raymond
5 years ago

I'm signing this petition to have hijacked and dilapidated jhb buildings expropriated.

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Tshepo
5 years ago Featured

These buildings were built by hard working South African's and they once contributed to the economy of our country. Now they house people from other countries and are used to destroy our nation through drugs and human trafficking. Government is silent.

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Winzar
5 years ago

#putsouthafricafirst

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Ek is gatvol

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Nthabiseng Madonsela
5 years ago

Government must take this matter as urgent n act now. We don't want illegal immigrants in our country we are tired our government is useless.

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musa maluleke
5 years ago

Put south africans first.

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Ruphus
5 years ago

Expropriate all the hijacked and dilapidated building

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Kelebogile
5 years ago

Expropriate South African hijacked buildings

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Mathewu
5 years ago

Convert them into skills development centres

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Teko
5 years ago

Those buildings should be taken and renewed for low cost housing , in that way government can make some extra cash and relief tax payers.

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Jerry
5 years ago

Let’s take back our once beautiful and vibrant city

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Onke Mpahlwa
5 years ago

Let’s take back our country

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Zinhle
5 years ago

I am for the expropriation of illegal immigrants that have hijacked buildings in the CBD and are contributing to their decay.

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Martin
5 years ago

Let’s defend our beloved South Africa

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Siphiwe Mdunge
5 years ago

Let's clean our city and ensure that bylaws are strictly applied.

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Dollar
5 years ago

Make mzansi safe again

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Brian Wilson
5 years ago

I'm signing this to stand against the continuation of unrecorded crime and urban decay

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Thembinkosi Dladla
5 years ago

Let's respect our country and its citizens

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Hijacked buildings lead to more crimes being committed in the inner cities in SA lets work on these buildings to reduce crimes talking from experience