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Ngizwe Mchunu and Phakel'umthakathi are vigilante thugs! They are now harassing KZN podcasters for reporting live on these events. They want to control the narrative. They only want Zoso to post because they can control what he must or not post. Malawians are already taking a strain and in a vulnerable situation in Durban. Why continue insulting and harassing them!? Ngizwe was crying fake tears like a baby dog when his old rondavels were self-arsoned last month. Today he is the one abusing Malawians. He Police of KZN are doing nothing because they know that the celebrity Provincial generals will fire them if they carry out their constitutional duty. He has surrended his Police powers to Phakel'umthakathi

“Basotho who are not from South Africa should leave and return to their own countries, then come back legally. They must stop threatening, killing, and terrorising South Africans.” – Phakelumthakathi

WATCH | KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli says there are about 10,000 displaced Malawian nationals at Sherwood Hall. He has urged non-profit organisations and the private sector to work together to provide food and other necessities, while officials work on plans to deport them.

@SABCNews No way out, 10 000 human rights violations. Take them back to communities with full state protection and arrest all instigators. This is not the South Africa we know. Imagine those refusing humanitarian assistance to "human beings," as he says. Sheer what???

@Patriot_S_A Very good Zim.

Zimbabwe's President Says Its People Will Walk Back Home the Same Way They Walked to South Africa; He Doesn't Have a Budget to Transport Them for Free Before 30 June.

BREAKING: Malawians are on strike. They are now protesting and allegedly attacking ordinary South Africans that are minding their own business. I told you that their televised departure was just a huge publicity stunt.

@my_azania The right to protest is guaranteed for all, irrespective of race, colour, creed or country if origin.

Our government is taking us for granted 🤞🏽.

Government must act ahead of 30 June mob deadline and assert rule of law #Echobox=1781592422" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">dailymaverick.co.za/opinionista/20…

@dailymaverick Well written warning to the state's duty to maintain law and order now.

@zizipho50 No flip-flops in saying NO to violence. You may call for their deportation without mob violence.

Lool Gayton Mackenzie Flip Flopping and South Africa quiet!!😂😂

@MMxolisii Police outnumber the so-called protesters.

Police escort March and March protest in Sea Point, Cape Town. Abayibhemi insangu eCape Town😂😂

@daddyhope They are at home affairs because it is the responsibility of the South African government to provide safety, security, housing and comfort to all, irrespective of race, colour, creed, country of origin or ethnicity. What is happening there is a disgrace.

These are Congolese nationals from the Democratic Republic of the Congo who have been sleeping in the cold South African winter outside the Department of Home Affairs offices in Durban after being displaced by the latest wave of xenophobic violence. They are not undocumented migrants. Many say they possess valid documentation but fear for their lives because, according to them, the anti-immigration campaign is not distinguishing between those who are legally in the country and those who are not. They say that as long as someone is perceived to be a foreign national, they are being told to leave or face intimidation and violence from xenophobic groups. These Congolese are appealing to the government in Kinshasa to urgently assist them, saying they have nowhere else to go in Durban and have sought refuge outside the Home Affairs offices. Some say they were forced out of their homes, while others say they fled voluntarily after receiving threats and fearing for their safety. Among them are women and children enduring harsh winter conditions with little shelter, uncertain of what the future holds and pleading for protection and assistance.

@TebogoSurprice That's our song. Enoch Sontonga composition is sang in five African countries. We are one.

Some of the illegal immigrants from Zimbabwe on their way home to Zim they've started singing their national anthem as they head out, we say Halala Zimbabwe Halala go well and fight your governments you can't depend on south african forever!!!! All thanks to March and March and patriotic south Africans, small numbers but we're going Somewhere 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@Kgoshigadi_Dee Paid rent, bought stock, offered services - contributed to economic development - but the economic illiterates are funny.

Another heartbreaking story 💔

The leader of migrants camping outside Durban Home Affairs said they have allegedly been threatened with being taken to the Lindela Repatriation Centre in Gauteng. iol.co.za 📷: Xolile Mtembu / IOL #migrants #Durban #HomeAffairs #LindelaRepatriationCentre

@geoffreyyork Born Adolf Johannes BOTHA, not Brand was his real name. BOTHA.

"Mannenberg, a 14-minute track capturing the atmosphere of the Cape Flats, became a song of resistance and resilience. A fellow jazz musician from District Six declared it 'the most powerful anthem of the struggle in the 1980s.'" theconversation.com/pianist-abdull…

RIP Abdullah Ibrahim. You were a musical genius.

@ms_tourist @EswatiniGovern1 But the mob psyche doesn't operate your way.

@EswatiniGovern1 Those are our cousins.. they have never bothered anyone. They are not involved in dodgy businesses

Ministerial Statement: Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation's message to emaSwati residing, working, studying, visiting or travelling through the Republic of South Africa.

"These people are not animals. These are human beings like fellow South Africans. Today it might be us suffering, but tomorrow children of South Africans can be receiving support from Malawi." George Mzenda, a Malawian citizen, says conditions for Malawians stranded at transit sites in South Africa have deteriorated due to delays and rising numbers.