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Nigerian are saying South Africans must leave Nigeria too. What are South Africans even doing in Nigeria? Funny how people that have never experienced South Africa have known so much about South Africans

Any political leader in South Africa after Nelson Mandela who is better than Julius Malema in political knowledge & political maturity? Answer from all South Africans: None

These men stole golf clubs from a retail store in a shoplifting incident. WATCH:

As South Africans we need to be protect this true patriotic man 🇿🇦✊🏿🙏🏾

We are so backward it hurts. Look at this dust, filth and disorganization. This is a capital city? Travel and see the world, then compare to Uganda, you will cry 😭

🔥🚨‼️JUST IN: This is Tema Newtown. I think it’s about time the government considers relocating residents and redeveloping the entire town. We are in 2026, and this is still happening right here in the capital city. Tema Newtown remains one of the most underdeveloped and densely populated areas in Ghana. With the pace at which the country is attracting foreigners, this situation is becoming an eyesore. An entire beach is filled with filth. Take your time and visit Tema Newtown, and you will understand exactly what I am talking about. It’s truly unacceptable. Every Ghanaian kindly repost this so it can get to our leaders . 🙏🏽 Together we can build our nation 🤝✊

Twist our words. Misrepresent our position. Call us whatever names you want. Accuse us of things we have never said. It changes nothing. We will never under any circumstances stand with a xenophobic agenda that turns the poor against the poor while the real architects of poverty, unemployment, inequality and criminality walk free. We know what it means when mobs take the law into their own hands. We have seen it before - the humiliation, the terror, the burning of homes, the destruction of lives in broad daylight while the rule of law collapses. That is not justice. That is a descent into barbarism. We refuse to celebrate that. We refuse to be silent about it. We refuse to normalise it. Our country was not built on hatred. It was built on struggle, on solidarity, on the belief that an injury to one is an injury to all. When we allow violence against the most vulnerable, we are tearing apart the very fabric of our democracy. We will not be part of turning South Africa into a skunk of the world again, a place feared by the world and unsafe for its own people. We will stand, firmly and unapologetically, for humanity, for justice, and for the rule of law, no matter how loudly we are insulted for it. These videos do not represent us - we are ashamed!