MissThebe🌟🌟🌟

Madam you ARE the government. You have been the government for 32 years. You have had 32 Youth Days. 32 budgets. 32 opportunities to do exactly what you just said nobody will do. You didn't fail to create jobs. You chose to create tenders. You chose to create cadres. You chose to create a political class that eats while the children of 1976 watch their grandchildren beg. And then you put on your sunglasses. Stand in front of Hector's picture. And tell his descendants to figure it out themselves. I hate the ANC!!! I hate it😭

[WATCH] “There is no government that's going to create employment.” Minister in the Presidency Khumbuzo Ntshavheni says the government will create opportunities for economic development and growth. #YouthMonth2026 #YouthDay #June16th

@OzorNdiOzor I promise you that wasn't checked thoroughly.

A Nigerian who’s been living in Australia for over 10 years with his family explodes when officer threatens to take his food he brought from Nigeria on his way back to Australia

The ANC worst nightmare has arrived.

It’s funny how illegal immigrants have the courage to behave like hooligans in South Africa but would never do such to their government back home. Show me a video where Malawians took it to the streets and fought their law enforcement and government. Look at their behaviour. To think I felt sorry for them.

Malawians protesting in South Africa instead of their home country @MalawiGovt just shows that our current government is weak and has failed us @GovernmentZA

@BBCWorld They feared for their lives enough to cross multiple borders illegally to get here. But they fear for their lives too much to go back the same way. How does this work kanti?

'We fear for our lives' - deadline for migrants to leave South Africa looms bbc.in/3SdFM9Q

@DrSindane @ewnreporter "Scuffle" is what you call it when the people breaking the law are the ones you're protecting. Uyinja shame!

What a sensational headline! 🙄🙁 "Protesting crowds gathered and a scuffle broke out, leading to a showdown with the police" ✅ vs "Undocumented Malawians have turned Durban CBD into an active crime scene" ❎ You can do better than this! @ewnreporter

@Abia_next_govnr @Onyeani_Kalu @RealEmekaAtuma Careful mister. I would tread carefully.

@Onyeani_Kalu @RealEmekaAtuma This is what I've been expecting from Africans. A single clash incident will reset them

🇲🇼🇿🇦 Malawians have dared xenophobic South African mobs not to force them out of the country, stating that they are willing to retaliate against any violent attacks or pressure directed at the Malawian community. #xenophobia

Not fleeing persecution. Not escaping war. Fighting to stay in a country they entered illegally. This is what we have been telling the world. This is not a refugee crisis. This is not xenophobia. This is people who have no respect for South African law demanding South Africa respect their presence. And the world called us the problem. See it now?

@lEsethuHasane Wait until the 30th. You will see millions in the streets. Not rioters. Not xenophobes. Patriots. South Africans who have been quiet for too long finally saying enough out loud. Mark your calendar.

50 000 non xenophobic people ❤️

SAPS and the Hawks have consistently identified significant foreign national involvement in major drug supply and trafficking networks. Nigerian syndicates are specifically named in multiple prosecution records for cocaine and heroin importation. The Mozambican and Zimbabwean corridors are documented supply routes for heroin and nyaope flooding our townships. Stop manufacturing numbers please.

@hudithebe @FloraAmall @GhostOfTheWest_ Ofc there are bad apple foreigners who are part of it, no doubt but the vast majority. Over 80% of drug consumption & distribution comes from your people. Address that. 90% of sexual violence and violence in general comes from your Men. South Africans are South Africa’s problem

This is not it man. Idc but you just don’t treat people like this

@fx_szb @FloraAmall @GhostOfTheWest_ South Africans consume. Foreign networks supply. That is the documented pattern.

Lola you just answered your own question. Your parents came. Worked legally. Got citizenship. That is exactly what the law requires and exactly what we support. If the Ghanaian woman is a South African citizen or legal resident she has nothing to fear. The law protects her too. But if she's not, and Reuters didn't mention documentation once, then the question isn't why South Africans are reacting. The question is why she was operating illegally in a protected sector for years while the government did nothing. Legal foreigners are not the target. Never were. Stop conflating the two please. Thank you.

@hudithebe @FloraAmall @GhostOfTheWest_ Also I’m a Canadian citizen I was born in Nigeria but grew up here my parents worked really hard and we were stand up citizen and are able to get our citizenship nearly a decade ago now. My issue is how do you know this lady isn’t a South African citizen? wtf is going on?

Lola the crime statistics in South Africa do not sort by race. They sort by documented vs undocumented. By licensed vs unlicensed. By compliant vs non-compliant. And yes. Asians operating unlicensed businesses in sectors reserved for South Africans are also a problem. White British nationals flouting our laws are also a problem. We are coming for all of it. This is not about black or white. This is about South African or not. Legal or not. Okay.

@hudithebe @FloraAmall @GhostOfTheWest_ What about the asians in your countries or the whites who are from Britain who set up shop in South Africa? Huh? Why is there no attack on them. The problem is you don’t have an issue with them but you specifically target black businesses. Why is that?

Nobody is forced to buy drugs. Correct. Nobody is forced to sell them either. Yet here we are. By your logic we should dissolve every drug enforcement agency in the world because the buyer chose to buy. No supplier is responsible. No trafficker is guilty. Just weak people making choices. That is not an argument. That is a defence of drug dealers dressed as philosophy.

@hudithebe @FloraAmall @GhostOfTheWest_ It is always this one way narratives that I hate about you South African peoples . Your people will settle for drug and prostitution but you guys will blame the foreigners for it . Were they forced to buy the drug ?Tons ofpeople in South Africa don’t do drug at all did they die?

@fx_szb @FloraAmall @GhostOfTheWest_ Salons are legally reserved for South Africans. That's not a job we won't do. That's a job we are legally entitled to. And drug networks running through SA have documented foreign national involvement. Court records exist. Deflection is not a rebuttal.

@hudithebe @FloraAmall @GhostOfTheWest_ Yes you’re the villains if you’re making mothers and children homeless because you somehow think they’re taking your jobs. Jobs you won’t even do. For the drug networks, your people are at the core center of it. South Africans are the ones making the most money from drugs.

Hey Lola. The law reserves salons and informal trading for South African citizens. That law was being broken. I don't condone the looting. I also don't condone pretending the law didn't exist before it happened. Enforce the law before it gets to this point. That is the whole argument.

@hudithebe @FloraAmall @GhostOfTheWest_ They are the villains cause they did this? What has this lady done. I hope you understand the long term implications of this cause if this is the long term implications of this your country on the global stage is cooked. Cause no one will want to care what the reason for this is.

Pakistani and Somali owned Spaza shops should never continue to exist within our communities. Those are the biggest Drug and Illicit goods Suppliers.

@FloraAmall @GhostOfTheWest_ No Flora sis. Its not the victim olympics. You don't care about victims. You care about the narrative that makes South Africans the villain.

@hudithebe @GhostOfTheWest_ This post is about the Ghanaian woman and here child. This is not the Victim Olympics.