LEONILDO MATHONSI WALE CHOKWE 🇲🇿

The Hawks are becoming the new IDAC for the South African Special Forces. Ethiopians with links to ISIS are operating in South Africa and working with corrupt law-enforcement officials to weaken the SANDF Special Forces. ISIS is paying these individuals millions. The Hawks took a bribe amounting to R30 million from Ethiopians and are now under pressure to jail members of the Special Forces. They even went as far as sourcing journalists from the BBC to gain public sympathy. The last line of a country’s defence cannot be breached. A physical confrontation between SAPS and the South African Special Forces could be on the cards. Special Forces members are trained to put the interests of South Africans first, and they have vowed that no one will take any of their members to jail, especially when they believe those members are not criminals. Meanwhile, the Hawks will not stop until they have delivered what was promised to those from whom they supposedly received money. Their mandate may be clear, but the Special Forces have made their position clear: “Touch our brothers, and we are ready to defend them with all our might.” The Special Forces have refused to be bullied by what they describe as corrupt Hawks, including Captain Olivier, Prieska Mashao, Gordon, and their commander, Serfontein.