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Johannesburg, South Africa Katılım April 2026
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StruuGOD🇿🇦
StruuGOD🇿🇦@Staggzz151714·
@MVProJileka Go fight with Jazzi Q bruh don't make it the country's problem, most people don't care like that
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Pro Jileka
Pro Jileka@MVProJileka·
Being the bigger people won't save us as Xhosa people from being disrespected by these other adopted South African tribes. The tribalism game can begin misunu yenu!
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The Broker 🇿🇦⭐️⭐️
South Africa needs to do more for the colored community 😭😭 they are crying for help and we are neglecting them big time
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Inside Edge
Inside Edge@4Inside_Edge·
EFF leader Julius Malema wore a traditional Israeli-Jewish headcovering (Kippah) and prayer shawl (Tallit) during the funeral of his grandfather, Papa Ishe Rufus Popies Malema (MHSRIP), in Botlokwa, Limpopo. The Kippah and Tallit are traditional religious garments worn during prayers, formal ceremonies, and memorial services. The Malema family belongs to the Seremane branch of the Vhashavhi clan (Black Jews), whose ancestors are believed to have migrated from the Middle East as traders. Carrying Semitic roots, the Vhashavhi—also known as the Lemba people—left Israel (Judea) approximately 2,500 years ago, travelling through Yemen before settling in East Africa. They later integrated with Bantu-speaking populations in Zimbabwe and South Africa, and they remain prominent among the VhaVenda and North Sotho communities of Limpopo province.
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StruuGOD🇿🇦
StruuGOD🇿🇦@Staggzz151714·
@Sello_Libram What the hell is a Nigerian Ethiopian? These funny mixed breeds are a problematic bunch for the continent
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Yaya Libram🇿🇦@Sello_Libram·
Angry Nigerian-Ethiopian says black South Africans🇿🇦 are slaves who are jealous of foreigners
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StruuGOD🇿🇦
StruuGOD🇿🇦@Staggzz151714·
@Mos_Odin @General_Somto Nigerian promoters are the ones who didn't get to eat, I bet Nigeria was the show that will generate the least money anyway it's really not a loss to her and her team
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Somto Okonkwo
Somto Okonkwo@General_Somto·
“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
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StruuGOD🇿🇦
StruuGOD🇿🇦@Staggzz151714·
@zeeplamer @General_Somto That's not how it works,Nigerian promoters are the ones who reached out to Tylas team not the other way around. At least know what you're talking about for future reference
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Zee Palmer@zeeplamer·
@Staggzz151714 @General_Somto Whereas Lagos, Nigeria was the only Africa city/country they desperately added! Why not add the ones you lot love the most?
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StruuGOD🇿🇦@Staggzz151714·
@iTouchCandi As far as I'm concerned we gave Stellenbosch an average defender and a speedy winger masquerading as a striker who gave chiefs a paltry return and no value for money. This is a win
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iTOUCHCANDI@iTouchCandi·
Stellenbosch did some unbelievable business here. Just think about it, they got Ashley du Preez, who is far from a bad player. In a lower-pressure environment, he could easily rediscover his form and score plenty of goals. Then they also demanded Given Msimango, another quality player who could thrive under Gavin Hunt’s coaching. And as if that wasn’t enough, Kaizer Chiefs still paid them cash on top of both players. Seriously, what kind of business deal is that?
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iDiski Times
iDiski Times@iDiskiTimes·
𝗞𝗮𝗶𝘇𝗲𝗿 𝗖𝗵𝗶𝗲𝗳𝘀 𝗫𝗜 𝘃𝘀 𝗦𝗰𝗼𝘁𝘁𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗱: Petersen, Monyane, Cross, Miguel, Frosler, Maboe, Mtasingwa, Vilakazi, Velebayo, Chislett, Da Silva @ToyotaSA
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DENETRIC MALOPE 🇿🇦
DENETRIC MALOPE 🇿🇦@denetric_malope·
It’s slowly becoming scary to mention you’re South African to other black foreigners abroad, you just never know how they’ll react!
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Just me ♌
Just me ♌@floorsie74·
But the whole Azania thing covers the whole of Africa. Half of Africa is governed by Muslims. The same people killing dozens, if not thousands for not converting. People will lose their religion, their land, their families and 99% their life. Tell Malema to go to Morocco, Algiers..... he won't be coming back!
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StruuGOD🇿🇦@Staggzz151714·
@JonnyBonesAlt @followtmorgan You do know you have another man,half naked, as your profile pic right? You closeted faggots think we are all down low like you.Come out live your truth faggot
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Josh J Reb'l
Josh J Reb'l@rebljosh·
@Staggzz151714 @nasescobar316 Honestly they doing too much. All of a sudden I'm seeing so many black Americans with this superiority complex. Praying on the downfall of blacks outside of the US it's wild to me.
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Nas
Nas@nasescobar316·
I am so tired of people pretending this is a “Black” movie, this is a Foreign Author and a FOREIGN Movie, it has NOTHING to do with Foundational Black Americans. If it Fails & it WILL, life will go on like always. Invest in Foreigners? Lose at the Box Office. That’s the Lesson.
Film Updates@FilmUpdates

Author Tomi Adeyemi, who previously distanced herself from the ‘CHILDREN OF BLOOD AND BONE’ film adaptation, claims she is “still being antagonized behind the scenes.” “This film is also the worst thing I’ve ever had to live through.”

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Sihle Mavuso
Sihle Mavuso@ZANewsFlash·
NEWS: EFF leader Julius Malema says the South African economy was built on the back of the sweats of many Africans from the SADC region. He made an example of Gauteng, saying Mozambicans were amongst those who were brought in to build and prop it up. He added that as a result of that, many South Africans have ancestral roots that can be traced to African countries. He said his recently departed grandfather once sang praises of him and placed his (Malema’s) ancestral roots in the neighbouring Zimbabwe - KZN Tonight Podcast
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Somto Okonkwo
Somto Okonkwo@General_Somto·
“The Tyla Debate: Nigerians, I Understand That Many Feel It’s Wrong for Tyla to Come to Nigeria While Xenophobic Attacks Are Happening in South Africa. But Let Me Ask You This: Isn’t the SIM Card in the Phone You’re Using to Criticize Tyla an MTN SIM? Didn’t You Watch DStv Last Night? We’re Being Hypocritical. Thats The Truth.” ~ Daddy Freeze Defends Tyla👀
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Senator Shehu Sani
Senator Shehu Sani@ShehuSani·
I know how angry Nigerians are with the South African Xenophobic gangs,but Tyla should be allowed to perform in peace.She is not Xenophobic and I’m not aware of any statement she ever made against “Foreynas”. Xenophobia should not be our moral lenses or compass.
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