Zandile Dabula, an anti-immigration activist and the former president of the controversial Operation Dudula, announced her resignation from the movement as its leader and a member of the political party. She revealed the reason for her effective departure in a statement shared on Thursday, 14 May 2026. Also see: Minister Siviwe Gwarube condemns Operation Dudula’s plans […]
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Operation Dudula president Zandile Dabula has opened a case against the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) in Gauteng. This follows the EFF’s claim that it had opened a case against Dabula and her movement after the death of a one-year-old child at the Alexandra Community Health Care Centre in July. The EFF alleged the child, whose mother […]
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Minister of Basic Education, Siviwe Gwarube, has firmly rejected Operation Dudula’s upcoming plans to force the government to prioritise South African learners by taking their mission to school facilities next January. With issues such as unemployment, crime, and corruption continuing to plague communities, South Africa has become a ticking time bomb that could explode at […]
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In what she has labelled a fight against illegal immigration in South Africa, Zandile Dabula has garnered a few enemies along the way, including those who called for her head as they believe she herself is not South African by birth. With various issues plaguing the country, some citizens have opted to take matters into […]
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With individuals such as a Ugandan Dr Martin Nsibirwa appointed as Head of Research, the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) has come under fire for protecting the interests of foreigners over the country’s citizens. With South Africa dealing with a range of different issues and each day coming with more, citizens have turned their […]
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After having the nation divided with their effort to remedy the ill effects of illegal immigration, the leaders of Operation Dudula have revealed that the movement will be tackling the Department of Basic Education next year January when schools open. According to StatsSA, the number of immigrants recorded in the country reached approximately 2.4 million in […]
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