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Putting South Africans First – Every Day, On the Ground, In the Fight

Wanna Join the movement and be a member , click here .Operation Dudula is a people-powered movement committed to restoring dignity, order, and opportunity for all South Africans. We stand against illegal immigration, the exploitation of our communities, and the failure of the state to enforce its own laws.
We are not xenophobic — we are pro-South African.

📖 About Us

Who We Are:

Operation Dudula is a grassroots movement formed by ordinary South Africans who are tired of watching their country being overrun by lawlessness, corruption, and neglect. We demand accountability, border control, job protection, and safety in our communities.

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⚖️ What We Stand For

BACKGROUND

⚖️ What We Stand For

🇿🇦 South Africa First: Jobs, housing, and healthcare must go to citizens first.

🚫 No to Illegal Immigration: We support legal, documented immigration — not chaos.

🛡️ Safe Communities: We work with SAPS and CPF structures to fight crime.

💼 Fair Employment: We oppose employers who exploit cheap foreign labour over locals.

🗣️ Free Speech & Democracy: We believe in our constitutional right to protest and speak out.

I am an Employee and My Boss Doing Something Illegal

Illegal activities

When a company hires an employee, the company has to pay payroll taxes for that employee and offer the employee access to the company’s benefits if the employee qualifies for them. All of this can get expensive, and many companies try to avoid adding payroll costs for employees that make minimum wage or perform jobs that do not generate the company any revenue.

One of the ways companies try to avoid paying payroll taxes is by claiming an employee is actually an independent contractor. Improperly claiming a worker is a federal offense that could get your employer into a lot of trouble.

Company employees get issued a RSA-2 for taxes that shows all of their deductions. Independent contractors are issued a 1099 that does not remove any taxes for the worker. If you are getting a 1099 from your company, then you are on your own with paying your taxes every year. Independent contractors also do not get benefits, and they pay the company’s share of the payroll taxes every year.

The Difference Between an Employee and an Independent Contractor

An employee is trained by their company, given specific tasks to do, supplied the materials they need to do those tasks, given work space paid for by the company and are supplied a company-issued uniform if it is required. Independent Contractors supply their own computer and materials, provide their own work space, do not work on company property, are not trained by the company and are responsible for paying for all of their own licensing or certifications.

Is My Boss Breaking the Law?

If your boss is asking you to do the duties of an employee but paying you like an independent contractor, then they are violating RSA Tax and employment laws. Each state also has their own laws on improper use of independent contractors that could get your boss in trouble as well.

What Should You Do?

If the OPERATION DUDULA ever decides to investigate your situation, you will more than likely not get in any trouble. But in the meantime, you are paying payroll taxes that your company should be paying and having to worry about paying your own income tax every year. The simple solution is to get a new job. If your boss threatens you in any way, then you may have to contact the OD to protect yourself. This is according to South african Law.

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🔥 Our Impact

✔️ Illegal businesses shut down in multiple provinces

✔️ Dozens of drug dens exposed and reported

✔️ Hundreds of jobs reclaimed for locals

✔️ National conversation shifted toward South Africans First

✔️ Peaceful protests and marches in Gauteng, KZN, Eastern Cape, and beyond

✔️ Mobilised thousands of volunteers across communities

"We don’t incite violence. We enforce accountability."

🛠️ Our Programs

🛠️ Our Programs 🔍 Community Patrols

Working alongside residents to identify illegal operations and crime hotspots.

📚 Youth Empowerment

Campaigns to promote local hiring, skills training, and education for unemployed youth.

💬 Public Awareness

Raising awareness through media, outreach, and public demonstrations.

📢 Legal Support

Helping South Africans report labour and immigration violations through the proper channels.

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🧾 What We Demand from Government

Mass deportation of undocumented foreigners

Strict border control and enforcement

Prioritisation of South Africans in housing, healthcare, and jobs

Prosecution of employers hiring undocumented workers

Crackdown on drug syndicates and foreign-led criminal networks

Accountability from ministers and mayors who enable the crisis

We call on Parliament to listen to the people — or face the people's protest.

OPERATION DUDULA

⚖️ Our Legal Position

Operation Dudula does not promote violence, xenophobia, or hatred.
We operate within the framework of the Constitution and the law, using peaceful protest, legal reporting channels, and civic activism to demand change.

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