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@maxcallstack @XShillionaire @Oliviasullvb We hardly see them because they don't live in our communities. They are a minority group

@Mochaboo13 @XShillionaire @Oliviasullvb "you hardly see them involved in illegal activities within communities" You people need to look harder because they are doing crime. I rented a boat from a white SA woman who escaped to Bali because she killed people and she was proud of it. Sorry you're brainwashed.

I hope Rick Ross has proper documents to always be in South Africa like it's his grandmother's house🇿🇦☝️, we are tired of illegal foreigners/AmaZaiZai🥴

Rustenburg Local Municipality arrested four foreign nationals—two Mozambicans and two Zimbabweans—who were apprehended by White Leopard Security along the R24 road while allegedly digging and attempting to steal copper cables.

@SABCNews Obvious there is no statistics... The many communities who live with the illegal ones can give a clear answer. You are making those Comments while you live comfortably in your gated communities, having none to less interaction with unregistered illegal immigrants

WATCH | "There's no statistical evidence that many foreign nationals are taking jobs in the country," says Dr Dale Mckinley of the Kopanang Africa Against Xenophobia.

South Africa Johannesburg Gauteng Province criminal foreign nationals' arrests 2016-to-2019 statistics. There is no Xenophobia. Anyone unjustly accusing South Africans of xenophobia is complicit with the crimes committed by foreign groups against innocent south Africans.

@RediTlhabi @grok is this AI

Tjo. Guys!

Watching that Winnie Mandela Documentary haibo guys that woman fought for South African black people. Nah we can’t let our country be taken over by foreigners 😡 they must go fix their countries ngeke

BREAKING NEWS: South African Police Service (SAPS) and Hawks arrested a 33-year-old illegal Ethiopian national in Malvern, Johannesburg, for possessing an RPG-7 rocket launcher, PF-89 disposable launchers, and over a dozen HEAT and fragmentation projectiles, valued for potential use against vehicles, buildings, or crowds in urban settings. Will the President declare state of emergency on illegal immigration.

A Nigerian man, Eke Ugochukwu, was sentenced to 20 years in South Africa for human trafficking and the sexual exploitation of a 15-year-old girl. The victim was drugged and held captive in Johannesburg after running away from home. The High Court condemned his "inhuman" actions, highlighting the ongoing battle against exploitation. Meanwhile, social media users often confuse this with Ike Ekweremadu’s UK case. The former Senator received nearly 10 years for an organ-harvesting plot. Both cases underscore a global crackdown on trafficking, ensuring perpetrators face justice. Protect the vulnerable. 🇳🇬🇿🇦

@Yanga_Co What has that got to do with illegal immigration?

Mozambique supplies South Africa with electricity. Nigeria & Angola supply South Africa with oil. Patriots act like we got it all figured out and we dont need any African country.

When a host says your presence is becoming harmful, responding with entitlement instead of reflection only makes things worse. Being “African” doesn’t replace the need for respect, responsibility, and accountability. If you’re welcomed into someone’s space, the least expected is to honor their laws and not abuse the privilege. When that line is crossed, consequences are inevitable, that’s not hatred, that’s a reaction to perceived disorder. But this conversation needs balance: not everyone there is doing wrong, and no innocent person deserves to be treated unjustly. Two truths can exist at once, respect for a nation’s laws, and protection of human dignity. At the same time, we must face the harder question: why are we forced to leave home in the first place? If we truly want lasting solutions, we must fix what is broken in our own countries so we are not constantly seeking refuge elsewhere. Respect where you are, and build where you’re from. The Audacity & Entitlement!

@iamSegopi @MarquettDavon Lol. He wants us to engage... We mizing them. O thomile ka go phapha problem

@MarquettDavon Black South Africans please do not entertain traumatised black Americans. They are going through a lot in America already. They do not have peace, do not let them disturb your peace and monetize it.

Black South Africans are the most colonized blacks on earth. #Capetown #Pretoria #Slavery

@AfricaFactsZone @jozitube This is like the genocide lie... Let's see how many take the offer. It is a Chance to prove the xenophobic attacks are real or not.

Nigeria has offered to provide free flights for Nigerians based in South Africa to go back home due to the xenophobic protests.

@AishaDaughter Okay.

South Africa is more anti black and Afrophobic than North Africa.

What in the name of God is going on here? Are the bandits started eating their victims too😭😭 I will not be the only one to watch this.. Repost aggressively ✅

@maxcallstack @XShillionaire @Oliviasullvb The issue is that, white people even though illegal, you hardly see them involved in illegal activities within communities. We hardly even see them as they indirectly affect our day to day lives.

@Mochaboo13 @XShillionaire @Oliviasullvb Bro, everyone jokes but recently South Africa seems to be going viral a lot for wanting black foreigners and other Africans to get out. It's not a good look, doesn't seem like the same energy towards the colonisers, just saying.

@maxcallstack @XShillionaire @Oliviasullvb Fight is for illegal immigrants. Without proper jobs, they end up resorting to all kinds of illegality, draining the systems and cities. That march is a common thing. Look up SA June 16. We take to the streets to show solidarity as a nation against any government we have.

@DannyBlanco89 @NNyashaYessur @JacintaNgobese @_Tee__G @AdvoBarryRoux @ali_naka @Julius_S_Malema @ChrisExcel102 ... Point of correction...

@Mochaboo13 @NNyashaYessur @JacintaNgobese @_Tee__G @AdvoBarryRoux @ali_naka @Julius_S_Malema @ChrisExcel102 Doesn't matter how he's talking. He's absolutely on point

Black South Africans are not ready for this discussion. @JacintaNgobese @_Tee__G @AdvoBarryRoux @ali_naka @Julius_S_Malema @ChrisExcel102

@ChiomaFavour0 Because we south Africans are always labeled when complaining about other nations. It shows the world the kind of people we are expected to live with. Chill and speak out for your country like we always do.

Why are you guys bringing this up now ?

@SholaMos1 when are you having a podcast on this?

@nypost ... And south Africans are called xenophobic for not wanting such behaviours in their country. Hate us all you want.

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