Satguru Maharaj Ji knocks Ramaphosa over xenophobic violence in South Africa

The founder of One Love Family , Satguru Maharaj Ji, has called for the resignation of South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa over his handling of xenophobic attacks against African migrants in South Africa. He accused the South African leader of failing to demonstrate the leadership expected in addressing violent attacks on black immigrants and protecting the ideals of Pan-Africanism. A statement by Maharaj ji alleged that President Ramaphosa’s administration had not done enough to tackle what he described as systemic economic and social inequalities inherited from the apartheid era. He lamented that the President’s response to attacks on African migrants came too late after lives, businesses and livelihoods had already been affected. He maintained that African unity remained essential for the continent’s development. Related News Ramaphosa backs peaceful anti-immigration protests, warns against vigilantism Ramaphosa denies ‘confiscating land’ after Trump threatens to cut off aid Ramaphosa unveils new cabinet with 12 opposition posts Satgturu Maharaj ji urged African leaders to resist all forms of injustice and policies capable of undermining the collective progress of Africans across the continent. He called on the South African Parliament to consider a vote of no confidence against President Ramaphosa, while urging African Union to review Ramaphosa’s participation in continental engagements. Expressing sympathy for victims of the xenophobic attacks, Maharaj ji appealed to African governments to provide support and assistance to affected citizens and businesses. He called for greater commitment to peace, justice and the protection of all Africans regardless of nationality. He, however, advocated for leadership that promotes unity, compassion, fairness and equal opportunities for both black and white citizens, saying Africa deserves leaders who prioritize the welfare and dignity of all people. --> --> TAGS: Ramaphosa