Mmamoloko Kubayi
South African politician
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We reiterate that law enforcement will not allow threats, intimidation or unlawful conduct to undermine public safety, disrupt sporting events or destabilise communities,
- Kubayi said, describing the recent deployment of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) in KwaZulu-Natal as part of broader stabilisation operationsNews24news24.com/southafrica/crime…
The objective is not to delay compliance, but to ensure effective and sustainable compliance that serves both the administration of justice and the broader public interest,
- Kubayi said on SundayNews24news24.com/southafrica/crime…
A majority of South African artists perform on the continent, and many of them are seeing their gigs being cancelled,
- South Africa’s justice minister, Mmamoloko Kubayi, said as she called for her compatriots to reject xenophobic violenceForeign Policyforeignpolicy.com/2026/08…
There is no humanitarian crisis,
- the justice minister, Mmamoloko Kubayi, told a media briefing, when asked about conditions at the Malawian consulate and MusinaGuardiantheguardian.com/world/2026…
We are striving to achieve an orderly and regular migration which is mindful and sensitive to the concerns raised by our people, while observing human rights and dignity of all people in our country, irrespective of their citizenship and immigration status,
- Kubayi told a news conference in PretoriaBBCbbc.com/news/articles…New Zimbabwenewzimbabwe.com/south/africa…
We reiterate that SA is a sovereign state and must be allowed to protect itself and its citizens. As a sovereign state, it must be allowed to determine its own laws and policies. We must not have another state or citizens of another country telling us how we must administer our laws. We are a sovereign state; it is a right we fought for; it is a right to be respected.”
- Kubayi saidNews24news24.com/politics/stop…
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