The African Transformation Movement (ATM) has reported a disturbing incident at their head offices in Mthatha.
According to ATM spokesperson Zama Ntshona, this was the second burglary in just two days, raising serious concerns about a deliberate and targeted effort to obtain specific devices.
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The incident involved the disabling of the electric fence and alarm system, allowing the burglars to steal six laptops.
However, what is even more alarming is that critical documents, hard drives, and other essential information were also taken, while files and diaries were scattered in an act of deliberate desecration.
Ntshona expressed the party’s rejection of these attempts to intimidate and bully them through such weak tactics. He emphasized that the ATM’s commitment to the people of South Africa remains unshaken, and they will persist in being their unwavering voice.
The fact that the burglars returned for a second time within a span of two days raises serious concerns and suggests a deliberate and targeted effort to obtain specific devices.
The ATM has already opened a case with the South African Police Service (Saps), and the incident has been reported at the Mthatha Police Station.
Despite the setbacks, the ATM remains unfazed in their commitment to the principles of democracy and the pursuit of a corruption-free society.
They call on law enforcement agencies to expedite their efforts in apprehending the perpetrators. Ntshona assures the public that the ATM will not be deterred from their mission to serve the people and uphold their democratic rights.
The ATM firmly believes in the resilience of democracy and will continue to work towards fostering a transparent and accountable political environment for the benefit of all South Africans.
As South Africa approaches what is predicted to be the most important elections since 1994, this incident serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced in ensuring a fair and democratic process.
This year also marks 30 years of the ANC at the helm of the Union Buildings, a significant milestone in South Africa’s political history. With predictions of a possible national coalition government, the political landscape is poised for change.
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