@NigeriaStories @kabelodick These terrorists are very xenophobic, Nigerians must go to crying to Tinubu in Paris or London
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Tshepo Bosielo
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BREAKING: T€rrorists who abducted 176 women and children from the Woro community in Kaiama Local Government Area of Kwara State have threatened to carry out a mass execution if the Nigerian government fails to meet their demands within one week.
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@BantuHolomisa That number must get to at least tenfold annually then we’ll start taking the department serious but for now that number way too low.
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500 000 deported, billions invested as Home Affairs closes net on illegal immigration news24.com/business/econo…
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@LimChronicle @LazarusMokgosi anything similar in your province?
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𝗧𝗘𝗡 𝗜𝗟𝗟𝗘𝗚𝗔𝗟 𝗘𝗧𝗛𝗜𝗢𝗣𝗜𝗔𝗡 𝗡𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗔𝗟𝗦 𝗔𝗥𝗥𝗘𝗦𝗧𝗘𝗗 𝗜𝗡 𝗟𝗜𝗠𝗣𝗢𝗣𝗢
A joint operation targeting spaza shops in the Mopani District, Limpopo, has led to the arrest of 10 undocumented Ethiopian nationals.
Additionally, two documented foreign nationals were arrested for allegedly employing undocumented individuals.
More on: limpopochronicle.co.za
#LimpopoChronicle
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@Nkoskhodola_23 Mostly prostitutes and a few scarce skills professionals
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I almost got attacked by Zama Zamas yesterday. What’s crazy is you’d expect that at the mine, but it happened at a tavern. I’ve honestly never felt that traumatised.
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@matigary You’re one of the very first that’ll suffer if South Africa takes serious decisions excluding Zimbabwe, your country will suffer greatly. Be grateful that there’s those that sympathise with your hellhole
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The country engaging in xenophobia against fellow Africans must be excluded from the G20 event. Isolate it.
Amb. Willy Nyamitwe@willynyamitwe
Hello @Sophie_Mokoena. I have just landed in #Malabo for the @_AfricanUnion Retreat on G20 Engagements in 2026. While #SouthAfrica has signaled a suspension of its G20 participation this year, the situation you mentioned raise legitimate concerns and will be discussed during this retreat. #Burundi will also reflect on South Africa’s experience and lessons learned during South Africa’s chairship of the G20.
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@k_mfundopraise They are hiding 😂😂quiet😂😂absolutely nothing to say😂😂but we know them now, absolutely useless runaway immigrants
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Not mean to be insensitive but the people from these countries are on the internet telling South Africans what to do. The irony!
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@Nedumcity_ Just looking at those flat heads and languages spoken as well as the dilapidated buildings.. definitely not South Africa. Try west African villages
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@Barristerstreet @kabelodick @PoliceNG @HQNigerianArmy Nigerians are xenophobic.. what the heck is this and where’s the outrage 🤷🏽🤷🏽
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🇳🇬 JUST IN: Families cry for help as terrorists/kidnappers flog them mercilessly.
Incident reported in Kabba-Bunu Local Government Area, Kogi State. @PoliceNG @HQNigerianArmy
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🇳🇬 JUST IN: Ekiti Farm Manager Escapes After 42 Days in Captivity, Family Pays 17M Ransom An Ekiti State farm manager, abducted on October 23, 2025, near the Kogi State boundary, has recounted his harrowing ordeal after spending 42 days in the wilderness following a ransom payment of ₦17 million. According to the victim, his mother and younger brother initially paid ₦15 million in cash a week after the kidnapping, with an additional ₦2 million transferred, yet he was not released. The final ₦2 million payment triggered a violent dispute among the captors, which allowed him and other hostages to escape. He revealed that the kidnappers’ leader had told his family: “Na only God fit save us, we still have about ₦6.2 million to clear.” Despite his release, the family remains under Huge financial strain, struggling to pay the remaining debts incurred during the ransom process. The escaped victim described the experience as traumatic, emphasizing the ongoing risks for ordinary Nigerians in the face of kidnapping and insecurity, and lamented the heavy financial burden placed on families: “Nigeria isn’t a country 💔😫.” Authorities have yet to confirm the incident or issue statements regarding ongoing security measures in the area.
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This is a must-watch - DA Clr Neuren Pietersen shows copper cables worth millions stolen by fake City Power workers in Aida Ave, Cyrildene. They were arrested, now we must get the masterminds behind this massive scam!
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@HistorySAZAR What happened or what is the latest on Joseph Mokoena, assuming Tambo is the same struggle hero
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Did you know? In 1938, Oliver Tambo and Joseph Mokoena broke academic barriers for Black students, with their high scores in Mathematics and Physical Science in the Transvaal being matched by only one White student that year. This prompted the government to probe their marks and ordered them to rewrite both subjects. Even after rewriting, both Tambo & Mokoena still topped the matric class of the year. Source: Beyond The Engeli Mountains by Luli Callinicos/SAHO.
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@YourAnonOne Elon Musk and his 🚀 rockets are the greatest scam ever, not huge.. the greatest ‼️
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@KingMntungwa @LazarusMokgosi any chance you might follow through?
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KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanga Ntuli, in collaboration with Department of Home Affairs, SAPS and they are conducting raids in Inanda Congo area. And they arrested immigrants who doesn't have proper documents.
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@Smanga_Da_Great Hip hop without struggle background is rubbish
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S.A Hip Hop fell into the hands of rich kids with access and zero talent. It needs to go back to the streets, back to kasi to people with real stories. Sikhathele abafana baseBraam neLean.🤦🏾♂️🫤
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@AsakyGRN Where the heck does Nigeria get to have that much money, stop lying man jerrrr la lapisa ka maaka man‼️
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“The xenophobic a77ack happening in South Africa is not a reflection of who we are. Most South Africans are against it, sadly we’re quiet about it. Our constitution rejects this. Only 2% of crime in South Africa are led by immigrants. Nigeria gave us $61 billion during the apartheid; that’s a third of South Africa’s budget in a year.”
— South African man says.
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@MonwabisiKete I thought Afriforum and Roets were paying him a daily rate for posting, clearly he misses home.. absolutely nothing posted about his new bright life in the emperor’s palace but just RSA and more RSA. South Africa is definitely the place to be
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You have left South Africa, but South Africa is your everyday talk.
The saddest part of new Amerikaner life is that you will have to spend the rest of your life talking about South Africa just to remain relevant.
You will have to flatter and appease others every single day just to be accepted in the USA. You will be forced to be an American praise singer.
By playing the victim and lying about South Africa, you have robbed yourself of a good life - and now, a victim is exactly what you will remain for the rest of your days.
Jason Bartlett@Jason2bartlett
As a white South African I don’t have a flag that represents me in any shape or form in South Africa Hence it has been easy to assimilate with the American people and honor the flag that has given us security and safety from the terrible persecution against the white minority
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@FaraiMazhindu With so many problems in Zimbabwe and you find time to give an opinion on South Africa. You guys are truly without shame
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Since the end of apartheid on April 27, 1994, the African National Congress (ANC) has implemented Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) and its subsequent broad-based version (BBBEE).
These frameworks were designed to integrate Black citizens into the formal economy, stimulate growth, lower unemployment, and narrow the wealth gap.
Despite these goals, the ANC has conceded that these programs have failed to deliver significant progress for the majority of Black South Africans, particularly women.
Economic life has seen little advancement in the three decades following apartheid. While a small group of Black entrepreneurs has flourished, their success often occurs within an economic structure that remains rigged to favor a select few.
Evidence suggests that the primary winners of BEE have been politically connected figures and party insiders.
This elite group includes President Cyril Ramaphosa, former Gauteng Premier Tokyo Sexwale, ex-MP Saki Macozoma, and Bridgette Radebe.
Their immense wealth stands in sharp contrast to the reality of ordinary South Africans, who continue to face the fallout of state capture, systemic corruption, failing public services, and significant underfunding in healthcare and education.
Racial quotas and these fraudulent laws are deeply flawed. They only benefit government officials and act as a systematic looting machine that offers no benefit to ordinary citizens.
Farai Mazhindu@FaraiMazhindu
BEE laws are flawed. Once the discriminatory laws of the past are removed, the playing field should be governed by merit and competence, not a new set of race based filters. If the goal is freedom, then the state must stop acting as a racial gatekeeper.
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