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@Markosonke1 @uMkhontoWesizw Yes, many imigrants in this country are illegal but they form a formidable market, because they eat, buy clothes, pay rent to South Africans, if we could help themtrade more SA goods to their countries would have great benefit to all rather than violence on our fellow Africans.

So Nhlamulo Ndlela & @uMkhontoWesizw of KwaZulu-Natal want spaza shops reserved exclusively for South Africans… sounds simple on paper, but let’s be honest, this won’t be feasible and here is why I think so and you can put your own reasoning 🤔 1. Where exactly will the capital come from? These are not small tuck shops anymore… they require serious stock, bulk buying, logistics. Who is funding that at scale? 2. “Bo my friend” are everywhere in this country from deep rural villages to big metros. They’ve built distribution networks over years. You can’t just remove that overnight and expect shelves to stay full. 3. These people pay significant money in rent, rates, and municipal services so it’s not like they’re outside the system and believe it or not 99% are big investors and documented 4. Many of them come with investment, business skills, and tight supply chains from Pakistan, Bangladesh, etc. That know-how doesn’t just appear overnight. 5. Do you think South Africans will be able to work those long hours… 5am to 9/10pm daily. Bhow many of us are ready for that level of consistency every single day? 😅 6. And let’s not forget - credit. In many townships and rural areas, they give food on trust when families are struggling. That’s real community impact. So instead of removing them, shouldn’t the focus be on empowering South Africans to compete, partner, and grow in that same space?

@Markosonke1 @uMkhontoWesizw We keep the supply infrastructure, grow the economy, get more people employed. The townships near the zimbabwean and mozambique borders should concentrate in consumer goods like clothing, home supplies and get the immigrants already in country to trade these in their countries.

@Markosonke1 @uMkhontoWesizw You are correct, the supply and logistics infrastructure these people have going should work in our favour. we should build food manufactruing factories in each township of products most consumes, talk to Parks at DTI to legislate that these shops to buy from these factories

@ebalemozindo This guy being beaten is a South African who stole a phone from someone in Johannesburg. Don't believe everything you see

AFRIQUE DU SUD : #XENOPHOBIE. Les étrangers africains sont systématiquement tabasser par les sud africain à Durban.

@Ndi_Muvenda_ Just a simple location would have helped so one can go stop this mess once and for all.😄

@doubleashtray @KasiboySA Let us love and care for these four legged creatures away from where people live. If they are such an extension of you, you can go daily, or even hourly to go kiss and hug them.

@AfrikaMonate @KasiboySA My guy even a chiwawa is dangerous to kids, yall hate pitbulls because they have that stamina to hunt down pray and keep it locked in, I mean it’s their natural instincts, what about a Rottweilers. They have the strongest bite force.

Pitbulls are not pets ❌

@Rakgadi_EM These idiots are doing to others everything we fought the Apartheid Government against doing to us.

You hunting foreign nationals like you hunting animals

@KasiboySA They must be banned from residential areas. We should see them on game drives meeting their match there at game reserve.

@sciencegirl A stove!

@UncommonMan76 @KasiboySA Unless you are a sniper it will be hard to shoot the dogs without hurting the guy being bitten. If it's you being bitten they'll keep you so busy you'll forget where you put your gun.

@KasiboySA Not one person with a gun? Those dogs are dead if they are near me.

@aldane_louw @KasiboySA @TheGyal_ They were already biting hard, these wild animals should be banned from residential areas, period.

@KasiboySA @TheGyal_ Y’all just don’t know how to treat animals, also beating the dogs makes them bite down harder.

@tau_petrus77475 @MusaMzilikazi That one is coming uzothol'uGogo angena la angathengelizingane ukudla cos there are no shops close by. The generation that used to run our township spaza shops before these people came are no longer here. Our brothers will run shops three months there's no stock in the shop

@MusaMzilikazi Nxt thing locals will complaining about no salons and tuck shops 🤣

Phakel' umthakathi addressing the community of the Empangeni area and assuring them that foreigners will never operate their salons and Spaza shops on the city and in the local township People ullulated showing excitement about the news deliverd

@MusaMzilikazi Udelel'omama lombhemu, bayaisebenzela odad'bethu bondla iingane nabazali babo ngezimali zabo. Ushukuthini umethi bayaqoma bese bezondla ngaleyomali. Akusibona bonke abondla ngezimali zamadoda. Uwumholi onjani oqindizela Abantu besmame. habe!

@0IvankaTrumpRV2 But Ambassador Bozel is going to be meeting with your dad at the White House soon. Go there to see him, you'll find him to still in tact and in high spirits. He's been having a great time in South Africa, immersing himself in the culture and history. So, No, it's not justified.

Do you support President Trump putting sanctions on South Africa until they stop the White Gen*cide? YES or NO ?

@PSAFLIVE But Dobsonville is one of the Soweto neighbourhoods that vote DA local elections and ANC national. She's conflating if I'm not mistaken it's actually a DA councillor at the helm in Dobsonville.

Helen Zille embarrassed herself in Dobsonvile after she recorded blocking the street playing on water in a desperate attempt to get votes.

@Tessy_Keza Rubbish! This is AI generated.

This happened in one of zoo of south africa This remind you guys to take all precautions when you go in zoo

@AntiWokeMemes I wonder if this guy survived, hitting someone under the feet is a lethal form of torture, in a week the inflammation in the veins of the feet may cause embolism blood clots, the clots travel through the veins to the heart where they cause blockages to the arteries.

@AfricanJutsu @Newzroom405 At times when I see how we treat these foreigners I wish their countries should have buried their heads in the sand and pretended they did not see what was happening in this country. That way they would have saved themselves the burden of backlash an having their ppl I'll treated

@AfrikaMonate @Newzroom405 When did the Apartheid military bomb Nigeria, Somalia, and Bangladesh?

[WATCH] "They're compromising our lives because they have mines in foreign countries." March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma says illegal immigrants are using SA laws against South Africans with the help of NGOs that are being funded by foreign organisations to destabilise the country. #Newzroom405

@AfricanJutsu @Newzroom405 When all these bombs were going off killing some of their people communities kept these freedom fighters safe shielding them from being discovered, they never said abahambe they are bringing danger to us.