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A controversial new alliance is emerging in South Africa — and the backlash has already begun. Ernst van Zyl of AfriForum reveals what really happened behind the closed doors of its meeting with March and March.
Why did these two organisations decide to work together? What common ground did they discover on borders, lawlessness, family values and community responsibility? And why does this kind of cooperation appear to unsettle political movements and those opposed to stronger border controls?
In this interview, Ernst van Zyl of AfriForum explains the thinking behind the meeting, the proposed collaborative working group, and its broader strategy of building practical alliances outside traditional party politics. The discussion also addresses the fierce online reaction, accusations surrounding both organisations, non-violent resistance, and the argument that communities should become less dependent on the state.
The central question is bigger than one meeting: can South Africans build stronger communities and practical political alliances across cultural lines without relying entirely on government?
Time Chapters
00:00 — The AfriForum March and March Meeting
02:00 — Where the Two Organisations Found Common Ground
04:00 — Illegal Immigration and Stronger Borders
06:00 — The Backlash From the EFF and Open Borders Critics
08:00 — The Case Against Political Bubbles and Luxury Beliefs
10:00 — Building Alliances Beyond Party Politics
11:00 — Non Violence and the Limits of Cooperation
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