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Ghanaians are complaining that those who were repatriated back home are taking their jobs. 350 Ghanaians went home and unemployed Ghanaians are crying about jobs. 😂😂😂😂 We are dealing with mad people here

@RAbdiAnalyst The image of Africans as illegal immigrants is not an imagination of South Africans. About 74% Ghanaians recently repatriated were illegal, all 268 Nigerians were illegal, All 1140 Malawians processed illegal. Is this the Africa you aspire for, a continent of lawlessness.

Bonolo a very enthusiastic young South African lady has started a business of selling sweets on the street. The same business that most woke South Africans claim that ordinary South Africans do not want to do. To help Bonolo open her own Spaza Shop: @_bonolomash?_r=1&_t=ZS-97E0djba6Iz" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">tiktok.com/@_bonolomash?_…

Why are they verifying nationality, an African cannot be a foreigner in Africa. They must take everyone in the spirit of pan Africanism and African solidarity. It’s disappointing that Malawi is not demonstrating African unity

Undocumented immigrants DiD take jobs from South Africans -A South African 🇿🇦 @n.i.d.e.bantupeople #SouthAfrica #Updates #SA #Africa #News #Geopolitics #stayinformed 🇿🇦🌍🇿🇦🌍🇿🇦🌍🇿🇦🌍🇿🇦🌍🇿🇦🌍🇿🇦🌍

As the pressure continues to mount on illegal foreigners ukuthi abahambe as the 30th of June is around the corner and hundreds of people in Atteridgeville are gathered at the municipality offices to submit their memorandum to the officials. #Abahambe

Where's the R500 million?

All along this fat bastard was just getting a fat salary for doing fuckall.

I'm speaking on behalf of South Africans. We are happy that the giggs of unpatriotic South African artists are being cancelled in Africa. These artists must learn to be independent and free from Africa. The Africans are showing their true colours.

EXCLUSIVE: While Mike Van Wyk has received a subpoena, according to sources, his legal counsel is mulling the possibility of challenging it. @eNCA Exclusive with Van Wyk: enca.com/top-stories/ex… @Abramjee

@Judaeda3 @Yorubaness

South Africans are lazy; they drink all day and do nothing with their lives. How many Burkina Faso nationals are there? He is from Burkina Faso and runs a restaurant in South Africa. Inside the restaurant drugs were found.

South Africa, we’re in for a ride! And this is not fear mongering but foresight, in fact it has begun. Look at these men!!! The disrespect and provocation is on another level! Why are these people in our country?!! 😭

Future employer of south africans youth according to cult leader mafinyela

@ghanaboynie I thought Nigerians said you can't be a foreigner in Africa as an Black African?

Illegal Migrants in Nigeria ? 🇳🇬 😮

A music concert other than a political event. Black child, go enjoy the performance of your favourite artists but don’t vote for the EFF

Abahambe finally defeated Asiyindawo. At least we were patient with them for many years. #June16 ##YouthDay Jacinta #30June Jonasi

Foreigners want to fix South Africa not their countries 😭

My good Dr, I acknowledge that I do not have established researcher status but as someone born and bred in South Africa, I speak from lived experience. South Africa, with a population exceeding 60 million, is supported by a Defence Force of approximately 90,000 personnel and a police service of around 180,000 officers. If South Africans were truly xenophobic or Afriphobic, as some claim, the expulsion of foreign nationals would have been swift and decisive, achievable within a single day given the country’s security capacity. Yet this has not happened. I will respectfully argue that the continued presence of millions of Africans in South Africa, many of whom live, work, and integrate into communities, is clear evidence that the narrative of widespread xenophobia is exaggerated and misleading. The argument of xenophobia and Afriphobia is not grounded in empirical evidence but rather in rhetoric, noise, and gaslighting. What South Africans demand is not the rejection of fellow Africans, but the lawful and fair implementation of immigration policies. Their concerns arise from the illegal immigration crisis the country is facing, not from racial or ethnic animosity. To label these frustrations as xenophobia is to dismiss legitimate calls for accountability and order. Once more, I reiterate that I am not an established researcher. I am engaging on this issue as a South African, drawing on my lived reality. Perhaps my perspective is too subjective, but I suppose that is the inevitable flaw of speaking from actual experience rather than enjoying the comfort of abstract theories and carefully selective data. Thank you for engaging with me on this matter. Stay blessed 🇿🇦🙏🏽