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@GaytonMcK @mmkubayi As if we care about that artist who called her. She must tell that artist to join those undocumented immigrants and stay in their country. They will perform nicely there

I find it very insulting that Minister @mmkubayi can talk about the plight of artist to the public without talking to me first. I know nothing about SA artist gigs being cancelled. We can’t be held hostage because of gigs, Abahambe 🤛

Thank very much. Wil do

@MrJamesKe How can they blame illegal immigrants when their people are in South Africa.

Many African countries are facing serious challenges, especially with governance, but at least most have not been dumb enough to blame immigrants for those problems.

@KhuselaS @lEsethuHasane Did you pay TV liscence?

@lEsethuHasane Mna I switched off at the end of Episode 1 when she burnt the passports. I am too vulnerable too traumatised for this 😭

You will finish it without taking breaks JOYCE MY SISTER !

@jackson_rem @Authentic_R03 You heard " You are pushing me" die pop Sal dance when they get to police station

@Authentic_R03 They have zero respect for the law

This Ethiopian immigrant refused to be arrested for drinking and driving. Other Ethiopians came to try and negotiate his way out, but SAPS members from Park Road arrested the arrogant immigrant

@TheLifeZoomer What is difficult about going back home to fix your country instead of running away?

I don’t have hard evidence. But my zooming skills tell me that whoever is fuelling South Africa’s hatred of fellow black Africans has them exactly where they need them. Divide them. Isolate them. Turn neighbours into enemies. Convince them they’re standing alone. That’s how every successful conquest begins. South Africa, you’re being sold “nationalism” while being quietly ushered towards a sophisticated form of recolonisation. By the time you realise it, the chains may just have a different logo on them. Mark my words.

@MrJamesKe James bond we don't care... They are welcome to come back home. Even if you tell them to leave, they will do so. We will welcome them with open arms and they also know that they did not run away from SA.

Before telling other Africans to leave SA, it is worth remembering that over 100,000 South Africans live, work, and run businesses across other African countries, and there are also SA companies operating widely across the continent. What applies to others should apply equally to them. We are also waiting for the 30th of June!

@Law_Jabs Beautiful song

March and March Mpumalanga singing: hlala kahle Malema itotolozi iyavela 😂😂😂 #Abahambe

@daddyhope Nigerians are very disrespectful.. Ignorant and think we owe them

Is it just me, or does there seem to be an unhealthy obsession among some South African men with Nigerian men when it comes to relationships and South African women? The hostility is often so intense and so openly expressed that it is difficult to ignore. Instead of focusing on the real social and economic challenges facing society, some seem preoccupied with who South African women choose to date or marry. What exactly drives this fixation? Is it competition, insecurity, stereotypes, or something else? It would be interesting to have an honest conversation about where it comes from and why it generates such strong emotions.

@NativeChilld @JacintaNgobese @NgizweMchunu @FonyokaPondoka open a case against this one

This young man his life was cut short by Phakelumthakathi, Ngizwe Mchunu and Jacinta. May his soul RIP

@Mutwanamba_SA They can take @Julius_S_Malema with to be the president of their country before he can become African President

A Malawian national say Julius Malema is the most suitable candidate for an African president. He says people won't live their 'countries' when the economy, currency etc is one. He also add that if Malema was Malawian he was gonna be the first one to vote for him.

@JacintaNgobese Sometimes tag @BBCWorld @BBCBreaking @DailyPostNGR @Alja

Nigerians in Libya complaining that their government hasn’t come to repatriate them even though they are being mistreated in Libya,while other governments are fetching their people… Zero outrage from the African leaders, Zero fake Xenophobia claims, Zero NPOs and NGO partnering with the media to spread propaganda, Zero Africans saying they can’t be foreigners in Libya but when it’s South Africa fighting against illegal immigration EVERYONE has something to say???🤷🏼‍♀️ so we are the only country that must be run like a brothel???

@pule_jones So Uber driver oya jola 9/9

THE ALLEGATION: An Uber driver was dropping off the passenger (Girlfriend) when an individual (JubJub) emerged from the premises and accused the driver of being in a relationship with the girlfriend. The individual (JubJub) then discharged a firearm into the air. Subsequently, the Uber driver opened a case, leading to the arrest of Maarohanye. A case of attempted murder has been opened. @eNCA

@kirya_ug Mandela did nothing for us,

So this man thinks that he will also be remembered like Mandela, South Africans you have embarrassed the whole continent.

@Thuthu_Zuma Let's normalize ignoring this one

Le energy yenu ebedayo yamhlaka 30 asiyinike uJonas.

@Am_Blujay Fuck you too

Fuck this guy whoever is sponsoring him truth will come out

@RealKoenaza Nowhere

If you were to relocate within Africa out of South Africa, where would you move to? As I wait…

@dranthoniaeddo Go back home where you are not going be with cursed people

South Africa has Indians who are citizens of South Africa 🇿🇦! Those ones are even more racist towards Black South Africans ! Guess what ? The blacks worship them ! Yet , Other Africans are Foureigners 😂 These people are cursed !

@engliterat @NigeriaStories My worry is simple, why people don't want to go back home?

@NtateG1 @NigeriaStories So history has it that your own brothers and sisters have always been saints? Let's just see how all of this turns out.

Nelson Mandela of South Africa 🇿🇦 was hidden in Nigeria from the apartheid Govt for 6 months by former Nigerian Minister, Mbazulike Amaechi in 1963. South Africans former President Thabo Mbeki lived in Nigeria from 1977-84. 🇳🇬 Jaja Wachuku saved Mandela from the death penalty in 1963/1964. We remember 💔

@Mimi_yakigar Go with them and you will be safe there to make your business.

Mass migration is not just about people leaving; it’s about losing customers, workers, and businesses. South Africa, if everyone leaves, who will be left to buy from you and sell to you?