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@weloveghana042 That’s Cape Town firstly and secondly the guy is a thief his apprehended by the security

Another disturbing video shows how black foreigners are being treated in Durban, South Africa, while security personnel look on without taking any action.

@mybroadband Dope

Two South African women developed software that stops R82 billion in fraud a month Thalia Pillay and Carla Wilby started Orca Fraud in 2024. The company processes over R82 billion per month through its anti-fraud system. mybroadband.co.za/news/security/…

@ebwonyy @PalesaMogorosi_ The second point alludes to South Africa providing funding to those countries 😂

@ebwonyy @PalesaMogorosi_ lol what is this? You cant just take a random excerpt and not explain the context? lol did you go to school?

Well duh, because our history is unique and the rest of the continent did not endure settler colonialism apart from Namibia (the only African country that can relate to our struggle). The fundamental irony is that your own nations gained independence many decades ago yet you are helpless and feel entitled to the resources of a young democracy. You want to leech from the South African infrastructure and resources instead of admitting the catastrophic failure of your own governments. The contrast between the conduct of South African freedom fighters in exile and the modern wave of immigration into South Africa reveals a sharp divide between political guests and economic opportunists. While the modern narrative tries to equate the two, the historical reality is that South African exiles operated under a very strict code of conduct that respected the sovereignty of their host nations and did not drain the social systems. South Africa is a fragile democracy that is recovering from the deep and structural wounds of brutal settler colonialism as well as apartheid. When older and well-established nations move their populations into our country, they are burderning our country and also practicing opportunism. There is something deeply unsettling about nations that have enjoyed sixty (or more) years of idnependence - double the time South Africa has had - fleeing their own self-inflicted problems to settle in a democracy that is still effectively in its infancy. Your statement also proves that your "solidarity" was a calculated strategy to ensure that you had somewhere to go once the systems of your own countries failed. You people are predators!!!

@ebwonyy @PalesaMogorosi_ Pebble Bed Modular Reactor (PBMR) project to boost energy security with clean, small-scale nuclear power. Initially developed between 1993 and 2010. You guys don’t even have nuclear power in your country

@ebwonyy @PalesaMogorosi_ Let me indulge you. In 1994, only ~36% of households had electricity; today it’s roughly 85–90%+.The Gautrain.Major upgrades to national roads via SANRAL. One of the largest state-led housing programs globally. Kilometre Array (SKA): Square Kilometre Array

@Magatsheni90722 They sell cheap drugs instead

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@billiamdominic @mjitaOFtoday @njivana @ITheAdvocate @DanielLutaaya I shop at Woolworths calm down

@OperaGhost_35 @mjitaOFtoday @njivana @ITheAdvocate @DanielLutaaya Oh I should tell you so you will go and destroy I see what you did there

Black South Africans are 80% of the population. White South Africans are 7.8% of thw population but own 80% of the land and money. The rich people who own the whole country have convinced black south Africans that Migrants who make up just 4% of the population are the reason they are broke. Divide and Rule is alive and well in SA.

@becominghim6 @tekinsaeko They will always make excuses and paint the perpetrators as innocent and desperate when they are in the wrong

@tekinsaeko Fake woke nonsense. Illegal immigration is and always will be an issue.. hizo ma pan africanisn pelekeni kwenu.

That SA discourse is similar to the Kenyan one where a whole University graduate is complaining about a Burundian who is in Kenya selling groundnuts. What exactly are you threatened about? Did you want to open a groundnuts selling business?

@TumiWaLekhosi @Judicaelle_ It’s mind boggling, she’s probably never even set foot here but speaks so confidently about how we don’t know what our problems are. It’s crazy. We should ignore such, next time you preach show us your countries development first

@Judicaelle_ We are telling you what our problems are and you saying No our problem is something else? This is why leaders in your countries make yall look stupid. We don’t need anyone from outside to tell us what our problems are in our homes. We know what we facing.

In this case the two things cannot be true at the same time because they contradict each other. The inequalities you mentioned such as unemployment, lack of free Healthcare are not because Mary from Malawi with her small shop in the slums is stopping you people to have a decent life. Those inequalities exist because you are all comfortable in an economy where more than 80% is owned by settlers who indirectly continue to live a great flourishing life when y'all sink with a misplaced anger towards folx also trying to make a living out of nothing.

@Judicaelle_ Where do you guys get this 82 percent of land nonsense? It’s 72 percent of private farmland that’s why they are called the Boers aka farmers atleast be accurate and stop embarrassing yourself

Their xenophobia hides behind buzz words like Illegal immigrants,protecting " our laws". Which is hilarious because their elected leaders violate their laws on regular basis while 82% of the land in South Africa is owned by white settlers, and indians and these same people control 86% of the country's wealth. But it is Jack from Mozambique with a small shop in the middle of slums that they are fighting. Okay ooh

@DanielLutaaya South Africa alone accounts for roughly a quarter of Africa’s asset-defined middle class

@DanielLutaaya 72% of individually owned farmland not 80 percent of all land dont be daft. You guys always quote the disparities between whites and blacks but fail to also acknowledge that South Africa has the wealthiest and largest Black middle class in Africa

@TimesLIVE What’s wrong with the courts deciding

The SA Human Rights Commission says it is considering approaching parliament to pass a legislative amendment giving it the power to make its directives binding. ebx.sh/FqIzB9

@TimesLIVE 👎🏾

@ebwonyy @PalesaMogorosi_ In Nigeria post independence 1960 still struggle with keeping the lights on for a full day after 66 years of uninterrupted black leadership😏

@OperaGhost_35 @PalesaMogorosi_ What have black south africans built?

@MartinnaMaree @BantuAscendancy Prove that whites have more rights? Currently they are complaining about racial laws to Trump their messiah. Go read up a little and stop embarrassing yourself

@BantuAscendancy Exactly 😅 But still, does that mean that the yt people have more rights in your land? Lol

That is because none of you endured what we endured. The only peoples who share our experience are in the Americas and Australasia; and they were eradicated. None of them retain sovereignty over their ancestral lands. We are the only ones who survived. 350 years.

@billiamdominic @mjitaOFtoday @njivana @ITheAdvocate @DanielLutaaya Which supermarkets? lol name one

@mjitaOFtoday @njivana @ITheAdvocate @DanielLutaaya They are Nigerians there that own a supermarket They are Nigerians there that have established a business They are Nigerians there that are doctors and teachers

@ebwonyy @PalesaMogorosi_ And what’s the reason your economy/money/ education is not as good? Because of no whites? lol you clearly have an inferiority complex to white people maybe you should deal with that and stop making excuses. In the meantime tell your people to stop flocking here

@OperaGhost_35 @PalesaMogorosi_ Your economy was built by whites. Your money has value because of white. Your education is good because of whites. Once again, what have black south africans built?