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@Mimi_yakigar Huh? What are you trying to say

What happened to AKA? Wasn’t he the one who was killed by fellow South Africans? So where does the “proudly” narrative fit here? 😌

@Berrychexplace Congrats… I guess

We cancelled her! Register that ode!

@kadibella9 lol poor them

My friend in South Africa say they are still hiding in their rooms away From south Africans They cannot freely go to work, the Market or even church. They cannot also freely process their papers to leave the country because the south African Government keeps frustrating them. Tyla with all her influence never for once spoke against the Xenophobic* attack on these Nigerians and other Africans at large. She obviously never wanted to get in the bad* book of her people But the same tyla wants to do a world tour to other countries including Nigeria If you go to this South African's tour, you are the most stupid* person in the world. I am one of the people who are calling on Nigerians to boycott this useless**Concert South Africans must realize that when they cook a food for the public, the public will finish it But if the public decides to wake up and cook a food for them, they will die of over feeding

@Yipperscreeper @IykeNwaObi @AyilolaElisha @kenkenlewu That’s why his not in Nigeria

@IykeNwaObi @AyilolaElisha @kenkenlewu

South Africans have put themselves in a very difficult position among other African countries. It's going to be a long road for them. They created enemies where they didn't need to.

@AyilolaElisha Why do you care, you have a British flag on? Or Is it allegiance because they named your country?

@TheeAzanian @esther_stan lol she was doing them a favour kanti ba phapha 😂

@esther_stan Which artists include the rest of Africa in their tours? Cuz Tems only went to SA just like Tyla for her world tour. American artists skip the rest of Africa and so do your own artists.

The fact that Tyla won’t tour any African country speaks in Loud volume how Africans are done tolerating South Africans

@simplydebss Y’all really think people give a fuck about y’all?

She definitely doesn’t care which is exactly why she’s a weirdo

@AllBlacks @CheetahPlains lol if you knew what this song meant

What a welcome in South Africa 🙏🏼🇿🇦

@Itzsammy001 @NigeriaStories lol most of your network infrastructure will drop including your gdp

@NigeriaStories The same Energy should be use to cancel MTN and DSTV with other SA investment here, if not Nigerians are pussy 😂

BREAKING: Tyla has cancelled her Lagos concert

@KaraboJavas @dj2plus_ @Flohairs lol if we listed all international artists who coming/came this year in SA…

@dj2plus_ @Flohairs Who toured in Lagos this year?

I see what Tyla’s organizers did as rage bait to make the tour trend. They know it will get people talking, because despite the ongoing xenophobia against Nigerians in SA, only Lagos is on her flier under the Africa category aside from South Africa. It’s an intentional provocation.

@dj2plus_ @Flohairs Ncaaa… delusions of grandeur

@Flohairs Lagos is Africa pro blacks city. Almost every artist in Africa crave Lagos market like a thing of must because if you’re not popular in Lagos as an Africa artist just LOL. Tyla cant tick Lagos off her tour Lagos is main market in Africa entertainment sector, Lagos is mainly huge

@Flohairs lol Shem

@General_Somto lol la speeda! 😂

“Eyaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!! Sorry Oo! Instead of Releasing a Statement About the Situation, She Said Nothing. She Also Didn’t Condemn the Attacks and Hostility Against Foreigners in South Africa. Rather Than Address the Issue, She Quietly Removed Nigeria From Her Tour Without Any Explanation. To Me, That Shows She Doesn’t Really Care. “That Said, Thanks for Removing Nigeria From the Tour. This Boycott Isn’t Really About Tyla as a Person. It’s About What Many Foreigners Have Experienced in South Africa and the Way They’ve Been Treated. Things Cannot Continue Like This. No Country Can Thrive Without Foreigners and Immigrants. Personally, I Have No Plans to Visit South Africa Anytime Soon. I Would Have Said “Never,” but No One Knows What the Future Holds. So for Now, It’s a Definite No for Me. “I Wish Tyla Nothing but Success on the Rest of Her Tour and All the Best in Her Career.” ~ Mazi Tundeednut Reacts

@TheEmpressNoir Are you white? Why you worried

Baby they hate foreigners in South Africa if you're not white. They're literally killing Ghanaians, Ugandans, Nigerians, etc This commercial is literally only for white people and South African born.

@BATUKMUSICA No darkie basokodisa yoh

Africa deserves world-building, not Wakandafication. Our cultures are NOT interchangeable costumes. They’re histories, philosophies & lived realities. Reducing an entire continent to a single Afrofuturist aesthetic isnt representation. Its another stereotype with a bigger budget

The crypto brothers only have R1000 , they don’t afford bail yet driving more than R2m car. Poor 🇳🇬 🤣🤣

@FaraiMazhindu Our finances were remarkable? Do you know how much debt we were under

When Nelson Mandela was inaugurated in 1994, South Africa's national finances were in remarkably good shape. The Rand sat at R3.50 to the US Dollar, and both a South African passport and an average middle-class income carried real weight internationally. Government debt stood at just 13.5% of GDP, the state owed almost nothing to foreign creditors, handing the new democracy complete fiscal independence and enormous room to invest in building a strong, modern state. Skip ahead to 2026. Following years of state capture, cadre deployment, and repeated bailouts of failing state enterprises like Eskom and Transnet, that debt to GDP figure has climbed past 75%. South Africa now spends more on servicing its debt than it does on healthcare or law enforcement. Rather than channeling that borrowed money into factories, schools, or infrastructure like high-speed rail, the funds went largely toward inflated salaries for politically connected insiders, while the country's physical infrastructure was left to decay.

@FaraiMazhindu Don’t lie

@penuelist_ Seems like because we are bigger we contribute the largest to the pool which makes benefits the smaller economies. Much more diplomatic way of putting it

Do you guys know anything about this? Tax on South Africa's alcohol, tobacco & gambling is powering the government spend of our neighbours? SACU is responsible for the following percentage of each country's tax revenue: Namibia: 40% Botswana: 35% eSwatini: 50% Lesotho: 60% Without this money, these countries would collapse. South Africa contributes 98% of the money in the SACU fund, but only gets 50% of it allocated to South Africa's tax revenue. I'll be doing more research into this & if you have intel, please share. I'm trying to figure out if this is fair to South African taxpayers... and if there's any link with this & the current immigration issue. Additionally... the biggest tobacco, alcohol & gambling owners that milk South Africans are not locally-owned or based... who is destroying the bodies & minds of SAns, while keeping the neighbours afloat with the sin tax on these products???

@penuelist_ ChatGPT… Without SACU payments, Namibia, Botswana, eSwatini and particularly Lesotho would face severe fiscal problems and would likely have to make substantial spending cuts, borrow heavily or raise taxes