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National InterestsFriends

A civic movement advancing national interests, not sectional interests — uniting South Africans through peaceful, solution-driven engagement.

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Who we are

A movement for national unity

National Interests Friends is a South African civic movement, convened by Ade Omoba-Giwa, that seeks to identify, nurture and preserve the interests that unite a nation. We bring citizens together across race, culture and creed — to do politics with heart.

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Preserve national interests

Identify, nurture and preserve genuine national interests — not sectional interests.

2

Inspire national unity

Grow national unity through the knowledge of the benefits of national interests.

3

Solution-driven citizenry

Encourage a peaceful, non-violent, solution-driven and enthusiastic civic citizenry.

4

Sustainable racial harmony

Inspire and exemplify sustainable racial harmony through the love of Christ.

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Politics with heart

Encourage doing politics with heart, always for the national interest.

The Foundation

Foundational Pillars of National Interests

Every strong nation is built on interests worth protecting. These eight pillars form the foundation of a united and prosperous South Africa.

1

Geographic Location

Boundary, topography, climate, waterways, seas and rivers.

2

People

Our citizens and the size and spirit of our population.

3

Natural Resources

Minerals, agriculture, energy and intellectual property.

4

Racial Dynamics

The composition and harmony of a nation's peoples.

5

Safety

A fitting and customised national security architecture.

6

Socio-Cultural Interests

Shared values, heritage and a common identity.

7

Economic Prosperity

Sustainable growth and shared opportunity for all.

8

Political Stability

Order, peace and continuity in good governance.

First Principles

National interests are derived from…

A strong nation is built on protected interests and united values.

Territorial integrity & preservation
National unity
National security architecture
A home-grown constitution
Economic development & prosperity
Political stability
Racial harmony
Religious freedom
An independent & impartial judiciary
Independent legislature, judiciary & executive
Why it matters

The Benefits of National Interests

When a nation puts its shared interests first, everyone shares in the reward.

1

Unity among citizens

A united nation is a strong nation.

2

Freewill loyalty

Loyalty by choice strengthens the nation.

3

Foreign investment

Investment today, prosperity tomorrow.

4

International respect

Respected globally, proud nationally.

5

Socio-economic stability

Stability brings peace; peace brings progress.

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Sustained development

Sustainable growth for a better future.

7

Cultural harmonisation

Diversity in culture, harmony in heart.

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Sustainable security

Security sustained, lives protected.

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Standing together

Together we stand, together we overcome.

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Against corruption

A corruption-free nation is a prosperous nation.

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Home-grown policies

Policies by the people, for the people.

Events

Come and be part of the conversation

Free, open and solution-driven gatherings across the Cape.

Youth Summit Debate — Free Market Economy versus Planned Economy
★ Upcoming Event

Youth Summit Debate

Free Market Economy vs Planned Economy

  • 📅Monday, 10 August 2026Public Holiday
  • 🕙10:00 – 13:00Doors open from 09:30
  • 🎟️Free AdmissionAll youth and community members welcome
Special feature: Ballet & Contemporary Dance, led by a South African champion.
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Open Talk event poster — The Uniting Power of National Interests, 16 May 2026
Past Event · Open Talk

“The Uniting Power of National Interests”

  • 📅Saturday, 16 May 202609:00 – 11:00
  • 📍Beaumont Primary SchoolSomerset West, Cape Town
Ade Omoba-Giwa, Convenor
Convenor

Ade Omoba-Giwa

South Africa National Interests Friends

Prof. Nicola de Jager, Guest Speaker
Guest Speaker

Prof. Nicola de Jager

Political Science, Stellenbosch University

Next Generation

Developing Youth for Leadership

We equip young South Africans to acquire and develop the mindset and skills the nation needs.

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Responsible Leadership

The diligence and skills required to lead with responsibility.

2

Good Governance

The constructive discipline needed for governance with integrity.

3

Problem Solving

A practical problem-solving skillset and attitude.

4

Critical Thinking

Sharp critical and analytical thinking skills.

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Team Building

A collaborative, team-building mindset.

Get in touch

Contact National Interests Friends

Based in Cape Town, South Africa. Reach out to attend an event, volunteer, or partner with us.

📍Our Office2nd Floor, 12 Bree Street
Cape Town City Centre, 8001
South Africa
💬WhatsApp+27 71 555 0198

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