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@Currentreport1 These people are evil

BREAKING: Israel's parliament has officially passed a law imposing the death penalty by hanging for Palestinian detainees. At least 10,000 Palestinian prisoners could be at risk of execution.

@NigeriaStories Nigerians are going to destroy the whole of Africa. Their terrible behavior should not be tolerated at all. There isn't a single country in the whole world that doesn't complain about Nigerians

“Nigerians are the highest drug traffickers in this country, even human traffickers,” ~ Angry South African man says at a protest outside the Nigerian embassy

@Morris_Monye ok

South Africa really scares me. One of the few African countries I’ve not visited and not interested in visiting.

@mizar_rr Those are terrorists

why are somalians and ethiopians heavily armed in a country they intend no harm???

@BRICSinfo @peterbroggs Madness

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If you think only South Africa, Ghana, Mozambique, and Kenya are the only ones having problems with Igbos. Think again “ Watch “ 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 Video 1: Pakistan Airport officials stopping Igbos at their Airport because of their behaviour in Pakistan Video 2: Liberia Government is closing Igbo shops across the country and asking them to leave because of their behaviour in Liberia Video 3: Vietnamese officials clashing with the Igbos who have been arrested for their bad behaviours Video 4: Igbos clashing with Indian officials over their bad behaviour. Apparently, no week goes by that an Igbo person does not get arrested in India .. “Research this “ More in the comments !!

@Cobratate You are such a loser

Your girl doesn’t wanna be with you. She wants to be with me. Because I’m richer and more famous than you are. Luckily for you - I don’t want her.

@TheOGPurist I hate elon’s money. It has promoted stupidity to a whole new level

Notice how the chicken just walked it off and didn’t need to take 4 months leave with pay to recover

@DrRebrand She was probably a decoy

Did they think they won't get caught?

@Joe__Bassey No one ever sympathises with black South Africans and their struggles. They are just expected to understand and look the other way. black South Africans are suffering from inequality and still have fight African migrants for limited resources. Its unfair and this has to stop.

Brian Kagoro is challenging the way South Africans think about Zimbabwean migrants and immigration. He argues that the issue is often misunderstood and shaped by deeper historical, economic, and political forces.

@BRICSinfo The invasion has begun

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@_InfoGram_ Thats too far

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@Mothematiks We cant blame leadership for everything. People in that area are responsible for that mess

Cry my beloved continent. Lack of leadership is a big problem in mother Africa 😭😢

@magicdan60 Bullshit… the US is grasping at straws

🇺🇸 🇿🇦 A $400 million lawsuit is being prepared in the United States (US) against South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, and if it proceeds, the fallout could be explosive. At the centre of it are accusations that the South African government knowingly collaborated with Hamas ahead of the October 7 attacks on Israel – attacks in which at least 47 American citizens were killed or taken hostage. The mainstream media in South Africa have not uttered a word about it. The case, built on recommendations by UK-based consultant Justin Lewis, claims to have uncovered new material evidence of coordination between South African officials, Hamas, and Iran in the months leading up to the massacre. It’s a staggering allegation: that South Africa’s diplomatic support for Hamas wasn’t just rhetorical solidarity, but active complicity. Lewis says he warned the South African government back in April of the potential legal risks. “I was not only ignored,” he says, “but threatened with legal action by a journalist acting on behalf of the South African state.” Lewis now claims that some of South Africa’s court filings to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) were prepared in advance and in concert with foreign actors hostile to Israel and the West. “If that’s true,” he says, “then the ICJ process was politically manipulated – and that could constitute an act of terrorism under UK and US law.” The legal foundation for the case rests on a unanimous US Supreme Court ruling last month that upheld the Promoting Security and Justice for Victims of Terrorism Act (2019), which allows Americans to sue foreign governments or individuals shown to have materially supported terrorist organisations – even overriding sovereign immunity. Plaintiffs intend to argue that South African officials – possibly including Ramaphosa himself – either had prior knowledge of or directly facilitated Hamas operations. “Unless the president can prove he had no knowledge,” Lewis says, “he may be personally liable for damages.” Beyond the courtroom, the economic risks are staggering. In letters dated June 30 and July 2, Lewis warned that sanctions on South African government debt could result in interest rate hikes costing taxpayers about $55 million per day. He highlights $3.5 billion in international bonds issued by South Africa in November 2023, which he claims failed to disclose “the substantial legal and reputational risks linked to collaboration with a designated terrorist entity.” Formal notifications have been sent to the US Treasury, the House Financial Services Committee, and the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). Major financial institutions – including Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, and Vunani Capital – have also been briefed. In a letter to US Assistant Trade Representative Constance Hamilton, Lewis urged the White House to suspend all economic negotiations with South Africa – including those linked to the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) – until the allegations are investigated. “Continuing bilateral economic dialogue under these conditions would be reckless,” he wrote. CONTINUE reading PUBLISHED in Times of Israel 11/07/2025. blogs.timesofisrael.com/did-south-afri…

@Azariel91 Stupid women always putting men in harms way

He ain’t miss one punch 😭😭😭😭 Lmao, they just dropped the extended version of that gas station fight. Racism got cured real quick 😭🤣

@Zwelinzima1 The real failure lies with a government that does not create an environment conducive to economic growth. The SA gov makes it hard for entrepreneurs to enter the economy and create jobs. Funding is impossible, policies are complex, and permits and licenses approval takes too long

Regrettably, he is in denial. There are 12.4 million unemployed people, and of these, around about 10 million, nearly 80% are trapped in structural, long-term unemployment, meaning they have been without work for over a year. The majority are young people, women, Black South Africans, and those in rural areas. Even if we were to absorb all of them into universities and TVET colleges, it would not resolve the crisis because the economy is simply not creating jobs. The latest data I saw shows that over 600,000 graduates including doctors, lawyers and engineers are unemployed Yes, education is essential. Stats SA confirms that those without a matric qualification face almost no chance of employment. But we must not exaggerate the role of education to justify maintaining economic policies that have clearly failed the unemployed. The crisis is not just a skills problem, it is a failure of the economy to generate decent work.

@ThendoRalph No

Is it worth watching?

@im_vensor That’s how you view South Africans. You are projecting.

South Africans think they are not part of Africa. Sad

@Mayibuyec 🤣😂

@Queeney01 I hear you, even Laz ke mina

Thumeka annoys me, Zoleka annoys me, Qhawe annoys me, the Ngcukanas annoy me excluding Laz. The only person i like is Lazarus #InimbaMzansi

@Volkstaat10 See the inequality we’re talking about?

Afrikaners (and other South African whites) carry an outrageously disproportionate level of the nations tax burden without complaint. Why does the SA government treat them so badly then? (Over 140 anti white race laws against whites!) Why cut off the hand that feeds you?