By Tamlyn Canham
Kelly Khumalo says South Africans have suffered enough during the pandemic and it is time to take action.
“If there was ever a time to fight, this is the time! We have been taken for granted for far too long, we have lost everything, friends and family members lost to this pandemic, jobs and businesses lost and yet we are still the ones to continue paying the price,” she wrote on Instagram.
The singer says she is disgusted by the government treating the country like it is toilet paper.
“What more do we need for us to see that it is not about us, it never was and never will be. Unless we fight to get out country and our freedom back. All the oldies in government must step down! Kugangwa ngathi manje.”
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Out with the old, in with the new
The ‘Empini’ hitmaker says it has become quite clear that government does not care about the people.
“It is time that we get ride of those who are in power because they feel entitled, they don’t understand the meaning of service. It’s not about them, it’s about people. They will keep taking this money because they feel they fought for freedom therefore these people owe us.
“We must get rid of everyone who feels entitled, starting over, but it’s not going to be handed to us,” she said in a video she shared on Instagram.
Stars speak out
Several stars including Cassper Nyovest, Prince Kaybee, Candice Modiselle, Simphiwe Dana and Lvovo, have spoken out against the current lockdown.
President Cyril Ramaphosa put the country in an alert level 4 due to an increase in COVID-19 numbers.
“It’s gonna be an epic fight between the haves and have nots. And the have nots are multiplying by the day. Sensitivity and empathy are important right now,” Simphiwe tweeted.
https://twitter.com/simphiwedana/status/1409224953430478855
Amanda Black made her feelings for the government very clear. She says they don’t care about the people.
“They are intelligent thieves who want us to think they are incompetent. They know how and what to do, they just don’t want to.”



