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@AfricaFactsZone Omo we wish you never come back! We welcome this decision!!

South African wife and her Nigerian husband relocate to Nigeria following anti-migrant protests in South Africa.

@mOkapendi Currently visiting my Brothers and Sisters in Namibia 🇳🇦!! What an organised country! Unlike all these other fucking dysfunctional African countries! Useless countries!! I’m really enjoying my vacation here! Can’t wait to back to my country and harass all grigambas out of my RSA

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If you request an uber and you see a Zai Zai name you cancel till you get an SA brother Clear Mandate…

#Videobyte "It is important that we are able to unite South Africans around confronting the issues that we face as a nation rather than dividing South Africans based on prejudice and tribal and ethnic and racist divisions. I believe in that very, very strongly and I hope that I can be an example to the nation, to show the nation the beauty of our deen, which is a deen that seeks to contribute and to build and to really be of service to the people of our country," says Yusuf Cassim, New Deputy Higher Education Minister. #NewsAndViews #HumanitarianJournalism #MzansiVotesIn2026 #WozaLGE2026 Full interview: tinyurl.com/mvhdr4jt

@MbuyiseniNdlozi Netanahu browsing through your tweets to unleash some lightnings

Touch down 🛬 Tehran, for the farewell ceremony of Iranian Supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei

@NigeriaStories No DNA Just Fucking Nigeria 🇳🇬

JUST IN: USA 🇺🇸 Based Nigerian-born engineer, Adebanjo “Banjo” Popoola, has pleaded guilty in the United States to diverting about $1.64 million meant for repairing rundown buildings into accounts controlled by himself and his family.

@AdvoBarryRoux @bigblack_bullet You will never see these fools saying word because they will be fuvked up if they dare criticise this dictatorship @DrLimukaniMathe @matinyarare

The Zimbabwe police is beating up deportees from South Africa and asking, “Why were you going there in the first place?” Zimbabwean Police are brutal

@nass_essa Yeah we do! We will be bombed soon!

This appointment has revealed how deeply and openly racist some South African people are. It’s shocking to see how many South African’s hate Muslim people.

Is this what you guys are here for? 🇿🇦

Mzwakhe Mbuli on foreigners especially Nigerians in South Africa!

@SihleLonzi @Ndiks17 Tell Donald Trump and Elon musk that the Afrikaaner party is coming to bomb the big apple 😂😂😂

The new DA Deputy Minister of Higher Education, appointed by Cyril Ramaphosa of the ANC, is being attacked by DA voters on social media. They say he will introduce a jihadist curriculum in our universities. Others are saying he runs all the Spaza Shops in South Africa. We are observing the discriminatory vitriol against this newly appointed DA Deputy Minister, by DA voters. #KnowYourDA

@maggsnaidu @markmywords No we don’t! Absolutely not! Now Fuckoutahere!

@markmywords South Africans support this. You're a bloody racist...

South Africans don’t support this appointment. Ramaphosa is on the wrong side of history.

@MDNnewss As a Proud South African i fully support this, these people dont put South Africa first, so South Africa is bigger than any artist, even if it happens to Black coffee! We don’t care! Oscar and Other patriotic artists deserve South Africans support! The rest can futsek! RIP AKA!!

MUSA KEYS AND MAFIKIZOLO HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM THE MIGHTY ZAMBEZI LAGER BONFIRE FESTIVAL LINEUP Organisers of the Mighty Zambezi Lager Bonfire Festival, scheduled to take place at Donnybrook Park in Harare on 4 July 2026, have officially updated the event lineup, confirming that South African artist Musa Keys will no longer be performing at the festival. According to updated promotional material released by the organisers, the festival will now place a stronger emphasis on Zimbabwean artists and local entertainment. The decision comes amid ongoing debate on social media regarding the participation of some South African artists at events in Zimbabwe. Despite the lineup change, organisers have stated that the festival will continue with its original vision of celebrating Zimbabwean music, culture, storytelling and the country's outdoor entertainment experience. The removal of Musa Keys has sparked further discussion online, with some social media users linking the decision to growing calls by certain groups for Zimbabwe to prioritize local artists during a period of heightened regional tensions. In another news, South African Afro-pop duo Mafikizolo will no longer perform at the Buddie Beatz Concert scheduled for July 5 in Victoria Falls, the Daily News has learnt. Although organisers have not officially confirmed the development, well-placed sources say the decision was influenced by security concerns amid growing public tension over the duo's scheduled appearance. The development comes against the backdrop of anti-foreigner protests in parts of South Africa, which have heightened anxiety among migrant communities and sparked strong reactions across the region. In Zimbabwe, Mafikizolo's planned performance had generated widespread debate, with some citizens calling on organisers to reconsider hosting South African artists while concerns over the treatment of Zimbabweans in South Africa remain unresolved. Buddie Beatz, a brand of Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, has since removed promotional posts featuring Mafikizolo from its social media platforms, further indicating the duo's withdrawal from the event. Despite the change to the lineup, the concert is expected to proceed as scheduled after the Econet Victoria Falls Marathon, with the remaining artists still set to perform. The development underscores how wider regional tensions can spill over into the arts and entertainment sector, highlighting the need for dialogue, mutual respect and peaceful engagement while ensuring the safety of artists, audiences and all those involved. Attempts to get comment from Musa Keys and Mafikizolo were not available at the time of publishing. DEVELOPING STORY.....

@remzhumphrey 🤣

As a direct response to the persistent xenophobic attacks on fellow Africans in South Africa and the apparent failure of the authorities to decisively address them, I have cancelled my planned trip to SA, and will not be considering any future visits for the foreseeable future. I will also be forfeiting my MTN router and making a conscious effort to avoid South African products where possible. African unity cannot exist only when it is profitable. You cannot champion pan-Africanism in conference halls while Africans are hunted, attacked, and intimidated on the streets. Until there is genuine political will to protect every African regardless of nationality, calls for African solidarity will continue to ring hollow. Enough statements. Enough excuses. Accountability must come before slogans.

We salute this police officer, this is what a true police officer looks like. 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦❤️❤️❤️🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦📍

Most European/S.American players speak in Portuguese, they don’t care who understands. Our players must normalise speaking their mother’s tongue.

Liyolunga Lelizwe 🤞🏾

A 20-year-old running a Woolworths supply farm. Meet Oratilwe Mauwane of ONEO Farms, in Tarlton - and today I came to see his work firsthand.

“Abahambe!—we fought for ourselves, we were detained. This country has the highest number of massacres. Don’t come & blackmail us. Who opened a spaza in exile, & sold drugs. People were in camps”❤ Mzwakhe Mbuli says Lucky Dube would still be alive if it wasn’t for foreigners💔

@Julius_S_Malema @MicahDaMusic And they have not left since!!

8.3m visitors to SA in 2011. 6m of them from Africa. Half of that are now living in Hillbrow & Berea. Permanently