@black_ntombi Decent people don't beat thieves; they hand them over to law enforcement! That's a low-life behaviour.
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Alpha Bah
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Alpha Bah
@AlphajorbaBah
AI ethicist | Environmental Enthusiast | Social & Political commentator. Tweets are my personal views. Retweets are not endorsements
England, United Kingdom Bergabung Mayıs 2016
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@AlphajorbaBah This video is 2 years old. Believe it or not, women dont go around beating people unless it is a thief. Stop spreading fake news.
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South Africans engaging in this degree of lawlessness are now comparable to subhumans.
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Let me welcome you to the new South African immigration officers of 2026. Be in no doubt fellow Africans, this is the 🇿🇦 of 2026.
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Alpha Bah@AlphajorbaBah
The African Union’s Silence on South Africa’s Xenophobia Is Starting to Look Like Endorsement Xenophobia in #SouthAfrica isn’t new. It’s been rotting in plain sight for years. What’s harder to explain is why the African Union keeps acting like it isn’t there. Rogue groups are attacking, harassing, killing other Black Africans — people with papers, people without, legal residents, long-term settlers. The common denominator isn’t documentation. It’s looking like you came from somewhere else. And this isn’t underground. It’s brazen. South African security forces have, at various points, stood aside or done worse. Pretoria knows. The continent knows. Addis Ababa knows. And yet — nothing. No serious condemnation. No suspension threat. No emergency session. Just the usual communiqué language that means absolutely nothing to the man being chased out of his shop in #Johannesburg. Yes, sovereignty matters. Nobody’s disputing that. But there’s a point where deferring to sovereignty becomes a polite way of covering for state failure — or state complicity. When citizens of one AU member state are hunting citizens of others on the basis of where they were born, that is no longer a domestic matter. That is a continental disgrace. The @_AfricanUnion should suspend South Africa. Not as punishment for the whole nation — South Africans themselves have been among the loudest critics of this violence. But as a signal. A line drawn in public. This is where we say enough. The Union has made a habit of grand language — African solidarity, African solutions, African unity. Fine. Then use the mechanisms that exist. Targeted pressure. Public accountability. Suspension where it’s warranted. If those tools only come out for Western interference narratives and never for intra-African atrocities, what exactly is the Union defending? What is happening in South Africa concerns rest of the continent and we just can’t afford to watch from a distance. It is a failure of the continental project itself. And every silence from Addis Ababa makes that failure louder. @BBCAfrica @ali_naka @ecowas_cedeao @AfricanHub_ @AfricanArchives @cecild84 @GovernmentZA @News24_SA @sowore @Julius_S_Malema @officialABAT #SaloneX @CyrilRamaphosa #SouthAfrica @julius_maadabio @AfrikParliament
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The African Union’s Silence on South Africa’s Xenophobia Is Starting to Look Like Endorsement
Xenophobia in #SouthAfrica isn’t new. It’s been rotting in plain sight for years. What’s harder to explain is why the African Union keeps acting like it isn’t there.
Rogue groups are attacking, harassing, killing other Black Africans — people with papers, people without, legal residents, long-term settlers. The common denominator isn’t documentation. It’s looking like you came from somewhere else. And this isn’t underground. It’s brazen. South African security forces have, at various points, stood aside or done worse. Pretoria knows. The continent knows. Addis Ababa knows.
And yet — nothing. No serious condemnation. No suspension threat. No emergency session. Just the usual communiqué language that means absolutely nothing to the man being chased out of his shop in #Johannesburg.
Yes, sovereignty matters. Nobody’s disputing that. But there’s a point where deferring to sovereignty becomes a polite way of covering for state failure — or state complicity. When citizens of one AU member state are hunting citizens of others on the basis of where they were born, that is no longer a domestic matter. That is a continental disgrace.
The @_AfricanUnion should suspend South Africa. Not as punishment for the whole nation — South Africans themselves have been among the loudest critics of this violence. But as a signal. A line drawn in public. This is where we say enough.
The Union has made a habit of grand language — African solidarity, African solutions, African unity. Fine. Then use the mechanisms that exist. Targeted pressure. Public accountability. Suspension where it’s warranted. If those tools only come out for Western interference narratives and never for intra-African atrocities, what exactly is the Union defending?
What is happening in South Africa concerns rest of the continent and we just can’t afford to watch from a distance. It is a failure of the continental project itself. And every silence from Addis Ababa makes that failure louder. @BBCAfrica @ali_naka @ecowas_cedeao @AfricanHub_ @AfricanArchives @cecild84 @GovernmentZA @News24_SA @sowore @Julius_S_Malema @officialABAT #SaloneX @CyrilRamaphosa #SouthAfrica @julius_maadabio @AfrikParliament
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@black_ntombi What are the facts? Is this not a subhuman act of vandalism?
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@AlphajorbaBah You guys love spreading fake news. This is an old video showing mob justice. Someone caught stealing. I dont condone mob justice or xenophobia. Just giving you facts.
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Let me welcome you to the new South African immigration officers of 2026.
Be in no doubt fellow Africans, this is the 🇿🇦 of 2026.
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The focus here seems to be on the failures of the social workers, not on society that even allows such things to happen. How can dirty men be parents to an innocent baby? British society is built on morality, but dangerous neo liberal ideas have changed things to this end. A man is a man, a woman is a woman!
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'Chance after chance after chance after chance... Lost.'
@NickFerrariLBC runs through the tragic timeline that ultimately lead to the death of baby Preston Davey at the hands of his adopted parents.
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A Zulu Tribal leader has demanded that Nigerians stop sleeping with South African women, stop taking money from South African politician for sex, and leave South Africa, as a condition for ending the present crusade against Africans living in South Africa.
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@Mosito987 @AxeCap2323 Thank God I'm not an alcoholic like your father!
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@AlphajorbaBah @AxeCap2323 your mother brought you up badly, the results are showing in your later life....
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@Mpinzana6 Not only resign but also withdraw all South African business from the continent and cease trading with Black people globally! You drunken fool!
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@AlphajorbaBah We have been asking South African government to resign from AU permanently, and close the borders, build a high thick wall.
We cannot be forced to live with dangerous illegal immigrants, who don't want to be documented because they're hiding whatever they're hiding
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Foreigners are fighting with South Africans and burning their houses down… Let’s wait and see if there will be any outrage, any calls of them hating us and them being called vigilantes… as usual they can do whatever they want to us and they are never at fault, never threatened, never the instigators just the victims and for years this is how they have silenced us and allowed us to be mistreated in our country, just because we are scared of what the world will say !!
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@AlphajorbaBah The African union is the most useless organisation on the face of the earth. Each African country should impose sanctions on South Africa.
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@AlphajorbaBah AU must start with boko haram, bandits, killing of Christians in Nigeria. Dont you think🤷♂️
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@AlphajorbaBah Don’t be an idiotic hypocrite. Focus on the vile and disgusting things happening on this continent before you want to make yourself relevant with your fake moral standing about SA… UK and other parts of the world suffer from the same issue. Your countrymen are a nuisance 🚮
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@MyFuture_Plan What takes the effort to repost and write rubbish? You either didn't read the post properly or struggled to understand what it is about. Or maybe you're already drunk, as I've met most of you getting drunk before noon!
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People like this @AlphajorbaBah seem to assume that #SouthAfrica belongs to them more than South Africans...there is a lesson to learn here young man...if you are not happy with happenings in your country you fight...and btw #WedontCare what your opinion is...
Alpha Bah@AlphajorbaBah
The African Union’s Silence on South Africa’s Xenophobia Is Starting to Look Like Endorsement Xenophobia in #SouthAfrica isn’t new. It’s been rotting in plain sight for years. What’s harder to explain is why the African Union keeps acting like it isn’t there. Rogue groups are attacking, harassing, killing other Black Africans — people with papers, people without, legal residents, long-term settlers. The common denominator isn’t documentation. It’s looking like you came from somewhere else. And this isn’t underground. It’s brazen. South African security forces have, at various points, stood aside or done worse. Pretoria knows. The continent knows. Addis Ababa knows. And yet — nothing. No serious condemnation. No suspension threat. No emergency session. Just the usual communiqué language that means absolutely nothing to the man being chased out of his shop in #Johannesburg. Yes, sovereignty matters. Nobody’s disputing that. But there’s a point where deferring to sovereignty becomes a polite way of covering for state failure — or state complicity. When citizens of one AU member state are hunting citizens of others on the basis of where they were born, that is no longer a domestic matter. That is a continental disgrace. The @_AfricanUnion should suspend South Africa. Not as punishment for the whole nation — South Africans themselves have been among the loudest critics of this violence. But as a signal. A line drawn in public. This is where we say enough. The Union has made a habit of grand language — African solidarity, African solutions, African unity. Fine. Then use the mechanisms that exist. Targeted pressure. Public accountability. Suspension where it’s warranted. If those tools only come out for Western interference narratives and never for intra-African atrocities, what exactly is the Union defending? What is happening in South Africa concerns rest of the continent and we just can’t afford to watch from a distance. It is a failure of the continental project itself. And every silence from Addis Ababa makes that failure louder. @BBCAfrica @ali_naka @ecowas_cedeao @AfricanHub_ @AfricanArchives @cecild84 @GovernmentZA @News24_SA @sowore @Julius_S_Malema @officialABAT #SaloneX @CyrilRamaphosa #SouthAfrica @julius_maadabio @AfrikParliament
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@MizaMangal67977 Other Africans detest you; you should be in their midst!
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@AlphajorbaBah Your accusations of xenophobia are nullified by the stats-majority of the Ghanaians repatriated will illegal immigrants. So far,this has been the case with Nigerians & Malawians.Let AU suspend SA.But don't stop there,suspend our financial contributions too-be consistent.
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@PhulusoGunyukun You are demanding jobs in your country with no education, just alcoholics and rapists! Get out of here. How do you call the killing and burning of blacks owned businesses?
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@AlphajorbaBah Which things they do? Belfast was burning recently. The value of drugs consumed by UK is 1000 times what is by SA? Should I believe you cause you are black person with inferiority complex demanding that a country not adhere to rule of law cause its an African country?
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