Jalaluddin انگریزی نام 🇿🇦

There’s someone who inspired me here on X. He tweeted about locking in and he’ll come back as a doctor. He locked in for 6 years without tweeting or retweeting anything in that 6 years and his first tweet after years was to say he graduated as a doctor.

There’s someone who inspired me here on X. He tweeted about locking in and he’ll come back as a doctor. He locked in for 6 years without tweeting or retweeting anything in that 6 years and his first tweet after years was to say he graduated as a doctor.

Last Christmas overthinking 🤞🏼

Africans!! Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery. None but ourselves can free our minds. - Bob Marley

[NATION OF SCUMBAGS🇳🇬, THE SCUM OF THE EARTH] 141 Nigerian🇳🇬 nationals arrested during dawn raids in Ghana🇬🇭 by Ghana's Cybersecurity Authority, Police Service, National Security, and Immigration Service. More proof that there's no such a thing as an honest Nigerian🇳🇬. 🚮

I remember I cheated on one of my ex’s and the guyI cheated with gave me 2 love bites on my neck I had to think fast. So I went to my boyfriend house & turned off all the lights & made him give me love bites both side😂😂😂 Then I got up , turned on the lights, looked in the bathroom mirror & said “WTF DID YOU DO TO MY NECK 😡” he was like I’m sorry baby I walked away.

WATCH | Multi-award-winning musician and songwriter Makhadzi has been involved in a car accident. She is reported to be in a serious condition in hospital in Polokwane, Limpopo.

I’m coming for that MK7 GTi. 🤞🏼

i can’t, my peers are already driving Audis and BMWs😭

Some of my South African brothers and sisters have insulted me on this App when I explained the reality and the futility of deporting people and spending millions of dollars hoping that they will not come back. What you are seeing here is that some of these people would have been deported by the South African Immigration Service, and they come back through other means. I am not saying the South African government should not deport people. I am simply saying that the South African authorities and South African citizens must be aware that the millions they are going to spend deporting people, hoping that they do not come back, is money going down the drain. The minute people are deported and get back to wherever their village is, the next day they start planning to return. The real solution to this problem is to ensure that living conditions in Zimbabwe are improved by the Zimbabwean authorities, and that the South African government engages the Zimbabwean authorities seriously on these issues. The economic reality in Zimbabwe is such that about 95 percent of people who could be working are not in employment. Women come to South Africa to give birth because the biggest hospital in Zimbabwe has only one maternity theatre, and as a result 2,500 Zimbabwean women die giving birth every year. People come from Zimbabwe and are then abused by the capitalist system in South Africa because they are employed and paid below a living wage. This also undermines South Africans, because they cannot negotiate for better wages when employers know there is cheaper labour available to do the same work. This is not an issue that requires emotion. It requires logic. There needs to be a serious conversation. The two countries and their leaders must talk honestly about this problem. If South African authorities do not speak firmly to their counterparts in Zimbabwe, this situation will continue. The only real beneficiaries of mass deportations are the service providers who transport people being deported. They make money. The South African taxpayer loses money because someone is deported today and is back tomorrow, and the government cannot stop it. There are criminal syndicates operating on both sides of the border, some of which clearly involve political elites. These people are organised. You cannot tell me that no one in high places knows what is happening, or that some are not involved. That is the reality of the economic and political situation in Zimbabwe. People will always come. If I wanted South Africans to adore me unnecessarily, I would simply chant deport, deport, deport. But if I want South Africans to understand the nature of the problem so that it can actually be solved, I must speak honestly. Fix the root cause. Right now, you are dealing with peripheral issues. You are dealing with symptoms. Symptoms never solve a problem. Deportations address symptoms, not causes. Deal with the root cause. That is the only way out of this mess. Otherwise, I can guarantee you that today, tomorrow, and the day after tomorrow, more people will come and many will not be caught. Those who are caught will see themselves as unlucky. The rest will get through. These are syndicates that operate on both sides of the border.