The Eastern Cape MEC for Community Safety, Weziwe Tikana-Gxothiwe, has recently spoken out against the South African Police Service (SAPS) and alleged representatives of the African National Congress (ANC) for unlawfully entering the home of Lulu White. This incident has raised serious concerns about the protection of citizens’ rights and the abuse of power by those in authority.

According to the EMCA, SAPS and the alleged ANC representatives entered Lulu White’s house without a warrant or any legal justification. This is a clear violation of her constitutional rights as a South African citizen. The EMCA has condemned this action in the strongest terms and is calling for a full investigation into the matter.

Lulu White, a resident of the Eastern Cape, was shocked when she returned home to find that her house had been entered by SAPS and alleged ANC representatives. They claimed to be looking for evidence of illegal activities, but no such evidence was found. Ms. White was not informed of the reasons for the search and was not given any explanation for the intrusion into her home.

This incident has caused great distress and fear among the residents of the Eastern Cape. The EMCA has expressed their concern for the safety and well-being of citizens, especially in light of recent reports of police brutality and abuse of power. The EMCA has made it clear that no one, regardless of their position or political affiliation, is above the law and that the rights of citizens must be protected at all times.

MEC Tikana-Gxothiwe has called for the SAPS and the alleged ANC representatives to be held accountable for their actions. She has urged the relevant authorities to take immediate action and ensure that justice is served. The EMCA has also called for stricter regulations and training to prevent similar incidents from happening in the future.

The EMCA has also encouraged citizens to be vigilant and report any cases of police misconduct or abuse of power. The safety and well-being of citizens should always be a top priority, and the EMCA is committed to working towards a safer and more just society for all.

The EMCA has also urged the SAPS to work closely with the community to rebuild trust and improve their relationship with the public. It is essential for the police to work hand in hand with the community to ensure that justice is served and that the rights of citizens are respected.

In conclusion, the EMCA is deeply concerned about the recent incident involving the unlawful entry into the home of Lulu White. They have called for a thorough investigation into the matter and for those responsible to be held accountable for their actions. The EMCA has also called for stronger measures to be put in place to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future. It is time for all citizens to come together and demand justice and respect for their rights.