Online political discourse in South Africa leading up to the November 4th local elections has been significantly influenced by the anti-immigrant movement. This resurgence is linked to a governmental shift in asylum policy and the ongoing controversy involving activist Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma. Further fueling political tensions, the Constitutional Court’s decision to reinstate African National Congress (ANC) candidates has sparked increased disputes. Notably, there's a growing trend of targeted campaigns against individual politicians, potentially funded by undisclosed sources, moving beyond attacks on state entities. These factors collectively contribute to a highly charged political climate as South Africa approaches its local elections. The situation highlights the complex interplay between immigration, legal challenges, and online manipulation in shaping the electoral agenda.