Comments on: Archbishop Sipuka’s address to President Ramaphosa

By: Estelle Goodall

Estelle Goodall — Tue, 23 Jun 2026 06:38:16 +0000

Thanks for speaking out on the scourge of violence against foreigners.

By: Jayz

Jayz — Mon, 22 Jun 2026 20:34:39 +0000

Of what is happening is inhuman as long the President is against foreign nationals the way he addressed it to the nation it like poring fuel in the fire also causing hatred to each other we are all Africans and people didn’t choose to be here the situation forced them through politics,The way to resolve this issue to speak with President of Zimbabwe and call for free and fare election please may Almighty intervene on what is happening in Zimbabwe people are suffering because of few individuals misusing resources of the Country for their gain and becoming rich while majority is suffering and now being chase from neighboring countries on the other hand Zimbabwe Gorvernment is destroying house of which people built for their family really people don’t even know what to do or go this is really not good people are really confused of this situation please intervene through Our God and our mother Mary we pray everyday for better Zimbabwe to go back peacefully not this way it’s not easy we really don’t know where to start SA was becoming our home for many family also have adopted culture of SA some have children born and going to school here by doing this the family will reunite and being separated this will destroy future for many families who have bonded through this country hope they will get better solution to resolve this than to chase another Africa from Africa to where please hope this will head in patient and kindness very much worried

By: Maho

Maho — Sat, 20 Jun 2026 17:42:47 +0000

I fully agree with you Archy Bishop of Cape Town.I urge the government which is led by the President to deal with the common cause of this anger by South Africans because people can see that the authorities do nothing to those Foreigners who are committing atrocities like selling drugs to our children,violent crimes like killing innocent people human trafficking of you girls and children etc

By: Alex Bhiman

Alex Bhiman — Sat, 20 Jun 2026 05:33:35 +0000

This is a welcome statement. Like how apartheid when declared a heresy led to its demise, xenophobia and afrophobia must be declared a heresy. Both are rooted in hate for our fellow human beings. It is time not to talk of our fellow African brothers and sisters, documented or not, as foreigners, not even the biblical reference ” strangers”. It diminishes the goal of seeing SA as an extension of a great continent.

By: Paul Lineville

Paul Lineville — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 20:03:30 +0000

I would really appreciate it if change could come soon over our beautiful country “RSA! Especially with all the fighting going on.
We will always be african brothers and sisters of our continent. Let peace and love be a blessing for our foreign brothers and sisters make it a reality Mr President!

By: Barbara HOUGHTON

Barbara HOUGHTON — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 14:01:14 +0000

An excellent letter. Congratulations Archbishop Sithembele for responding to these blatant xenophobic attacks. It appears only a minority is supporting these attacks on our foreign brothers and sisters as exemplified by the turnout of only 30 people at the March organized. Let’s continue to support ubuntu – we are people through other people.

By: Ana Maria Mainero

Ana Maria Mainero — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 13:51:22 +0000

Thanks for this message. It is inspired in the hearts of our religious leaders who have de hearts and minds fixed in God’s love for humanity and at the same time in the suffering of the people who more suffer among all. Those who were obliged to leave their countries in order to survived. No for free choice.