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The funeral of Lillian Ngoyi, 1980. Credit: AP Archive
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@oke_alusi @jazzdude51 @LadyMpopi You should be telling your country men that. In SA, the government works for us. When they don't listen to our instructions, we handle business ourselves.
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@jazzdude51 @MacAllister1Fan @LadyMpopi Beating up black people indiscriminately on the road isn’t protest. It’s oppression. If you wanted to protest, ask your govt to enforce stricter immigration laws. Or get them to deport illegal aliens the correct way.
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Don’t they have work?
Africa Facts Zone@AfricaFactsZone
South African protesters continue large demonstrations against illegal immigration.
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@LadyMpopi I’m in my country. Now, don’t they have work? It’s a Thursday afternoon. Surely there are more productive things to do .
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You cockroaches celebrated when our soldiers were killed in DRC, you kept quiet when we were accused of white genocide, you still kept quiet when South Africa was excluded in the 2026 G20 meetings. We're already used to the rest of Africa keeping quiet.
H_R_V@SpacemanAp
They’re setting South Africa up for Apathy from other African countries. When the YT nationalist & Elon musk, make their move, everyone will just look away & say well they deserve it, while SAns get slaughtered. But South Africans aren’t that smart.
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Ende nna I feel his anger shame! It’s valid!
“We” are not the ones queuing at hospitals from 3AM because of long lines, we aren’t being sold rotten food, we aren’t fighting for our kids to get access to schools, we aren’t paying taxes and getting bare minimum service delivery!
Tsapi(Maletsapa) Name means Effort🤓@Maletsapa1
I've seen many angry videos of fellow South Africans over this issue but there is this "thing" about this one ... I can't explain it but it deeply hits home 😭😭😭🥹
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@ZinhleMamfengu @NigeriaStories & we're trying to remind the ones who are in South Africa about all the amazing things they have back home but they insist on calling us xenophobes 😭
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@MacAllister1Fan @NigeriaStories I absolutely love it for them 😍😂
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Lady cries out after she lost her sister at Asokoro hospital, saying they refused to give her blood because of 15,000 naira
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@MacAllister1Fan But you all are dying like flies. If not butchering each other, you turn each other into meals for survival. Giant of Cannibals
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@Nyegere001 @Chude_ND1 School fees in South Africa? We pay taxes so we can have free education. We don't want illegal foreigners because they contribute nothing to our country. All they do is take & we're tired of that.
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@Chude_ND1 This is what happens when you are not a think with your agendas.
School is going to lose students = minus school fees, impacting salaries of the teachers/educators, or even job loss.
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Classrooms in South Africa have become the latest battleground for the anti-immigration group Operation Dudula, with members reportedly attempting to forcibly remove & block children from other African nations from attending classes.
Imagine the trauma this will leave on these kids.
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"Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika" was composed in 1897, NOT during the slave trade. It was originally intended to be a school anthem. It was first sung in public in 1899 at the ordination of Reverend Mboweni, who was the first Tsonga Methodist minister. Later, the Xhosa poet Samuel Mqhayi wrote a further seven verses. The hymn was made popular by the Ohlange Choir and later adopted as an anthem by ANC.
Àgbà John Doe@jon_d_doe
"Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika" is not originally South African national anthem. It was adopted in 1997. That song belongs to all Africans. It was a liberation song composed by Enoch Sontoga in 1897 for all Africans during slave trade era. It's Africa's national anthem. End.
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They should perform where? Nigeria? With what infrastructure 😂? Stop fighting for South Africa & fight for your own country.
Àgbà John Doe@jon_d_doe
For me, I think Nigerian and other African celebrities and musicians should boycott South Africa, and stop going there to perform or entertain them. They should eat their country and enjoy their Shaka Zulu songs and movies. End.
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This shouldn't be a issue at all. You march to the courts & the rest of us will deal with the illegal immigrants.
👑Miss Andry⛔♂️@ReignQueendom
No marches at the court appearances of South African officials who are looting money that could feed communities for generations. No, just marches to harass a poor person selling bananas to feed their families.
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Remembering Oliver Tambo. From the docuseries "Have You Heard From Johannesburg?"
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@Xolani859243340 @HistorySAZAR All they had was a voetsek & stones.
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@MacAllister1Fan @HistorySAZAR Our parents physically fought these devils.
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& you'll hear them say "we're not our parents"... Bruh! Our parents were really on the field with no weapons.
History ZAR@HistorySAZAR
A lone woman protests against the presence of troops in Soweto, 1985. Credit: Paul Weinberg/UCT Photography Collection
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Oliver Reginald Tambo, the longest-serving President of the African National Congress (1967 to 1991), passed away on this day in 1993. His death occurred 14 days after the assassination of Chris Hani and roughly a year before South Africa's first democratic elections in 1994.
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"Berekisa mala like mala mogodu"
-Casper Nyovest
SLIME ☾⋆الله@iamRTI
What's the worst bar you've ever heard in South african hip hop ?
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Niggas were letting Cassper say anything, man.
SLIME ☾⋆الله@iamRTI
What's the worst bar you've ever heard in South african hip hop ?
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The next step now comrades
- We get approval from @JacintaNgobese to get the funds rolling
- We get @Lord_Ori_ & Ndimuvenda to get ready for the road to deliver
- @SizweDhlomo to feed our cows Woolies vegetables 🌽 till we collect
🔥🔥🔥🔥
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