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@Bronx_wrangler @JayLNkosi Economics is about structure, productivity, diversification, capital markets, and institutional depth, areas where South Africa still outperforms most of the continent despite minimal growth. BTW I’ve been to many actual business hubs in Africa than you.

@BusisaMoyo How is dial a delivery-a-delivery system in Zimbabwe?

Having spent a few days in SA there is a sombre feeling over the place. I have it on good grounds that service delivery especially the dial-a-delivery system is totally significantly dysfunctional. Volumes are down 50-60% because there is simply no drivers of cars & motor bikes to execute the orders. I heard frightening numbers of the losses that commercial sectors are facing at a seminar I attended. I have many friends who are executives in SA who had domestics & gardeners who had become part of their family and partly raised their children freeing them up to be cutting edge professionals. They are grieving over some of the recent changes. Some are slowly returning. I don’t gloat over the problem for SA nor denigrate those who left grudgingly to return to Zim, Malawi or Moz. I think in this day of AI 🤖 immigration can be tracked monitored even controlled for economic advantage & even seasonal gains when needed. A functional, prosperous & well resourced SA is good for the region & for the world we all “use” South Africa from within & from without & alongside. I met some clever people who are helping solve the problem

@cecild84 Yes so what?

South African Zulus have no problem with this, but when a Nigerian brother, who lives in Cape Town , dress this way, the Zulus call for his deportation.

@KickOffMagazine Ok kool. They’ll forfeit their points

Bafana’s AFCON🇬🇳 qualifying rivals write to CAF about playing in SA🇿🇦 Bafana Bafana's opponents in the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers Guinea have reportedly written to CAF stating that they do not feel safe travelling to South Africa for their upcoming match. Read more➡️ ow.ly/aYnh50ZmSXm

@Mimi_yakigar @Bavaria22426300 She can be almost in tears but you are still drug dealers

@Bavaria22426300 No, dear. Your minister was almost in tears, and the entire hall couldn’t shrink that Nigerian journalist. That is the Nigerian spirit you people simply cannot stand. 😌

She asked a legitimate question. A South African minister publicly labelled Nigerians as drug dealers, and a Nigerian journalist asked for accountability. Instead of answering, suddenly the question was “disrespectful” and she was threatened with being kicked out. At this point, I genuinely believe some South Africans are simply intimidated by Nigerians. The hostility is becoming irrational. You cannot publicly stereotype an entire nationality and then become offended when a Nigerian has the audacity to question you. She asked a question. If the statement was defensible, defend it. Threats and intimidation are not answers.

@VillageGuluva @Fransisco_Abyss That time there are no ambulances

What did I just watch? 😳😳😢😢

@instablog9ja Why don’t they use their own hair?

Man Proudly Showcases His Family’s Legacy of Three Generations of Lawyers

@newslivesa lol Mr. Bean on steroids

“Now, to the Nigerian journalist: thank you for your questions, and I can also hear your anger. You referred to four cases — I encourage you to give me that information and I will follow it up. But the purpose of your question was to suggest that Nigerians are a special category of people.” Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia

@CucsmanE I agree with you on this one. Everyone sees an opportunity to make a killing. No one cares about the date of the SADC

Dear South Africans, Do you see what we have been complaining about all along? Whenever a chance presents itself, your leaders choose to aid and abet our suffering as Zimbabweans. You might undermine the weight of this behavior, but trust me, it works directly against us. Right now, the King has traveled to Zimbabwe to meet with a ZANU-PF government that has destroyed our country. They have made life so unbearable that ordinary citizens are forced to flee, only to face intense harassment, xenophobia, and violence in places like KwaZulu-Natal. Yet, the ZANU-PF government does absolutely nothing to protect or help these vulnerable Zimbabweans. What exactly is the King discussing? It changes nothing. Ordinary South Africans are programmed to hate Zimbabweans even the innocent ones. The King could be a powerful voice if he used his platform to condemn this behavior and call out the Zimbabwean government for neglecting its people. Instead, leaders come, take bribes, and promote ZANU-PF while many Zimbabweans risk everything just to stay in South Africa illegally because life is difficult back home. Please, South Africans, help us shun any of your leaders who associate with and legitimize ZANU-PF. They are the core reason for the crisis in Zimbabwe.

@TumiMatsi2us @BulawayoForever @ndues_boy They can tell him off, he would fry their testicles

@BulawayoForever @ndues_boy Zimbabweans are so dumb man. Y’all celebrate each other on the internet about telling South Africans off about matters in South Africa because South Africans said go home while in Zimbabwe, your president has cancelled elections because he want to be president till 2030?

I present to you Comrade Dr Ndue. The man has been fighting a national battle with our neighbors, and he is cooking 🫡. 😂Viva Comrade @ndues_boy

@daddyhope That is what you want to happen.

This is eroding South Africa’s international reputation bit by bit, and whoever hates South Africa and is behind this must be extremely happy. Not a single day has passed since 30 June without South Africa receiving negative international publicity. Many people abroad may end up cancelling their bookings for fear of violence, something that has long been a concern for those considering visiting South Africa. The hard work of South Africa’s tourism boards, associations and businesses is being undone before our very eyes. A country’s image takes years to build, but it can be damaged in a matter of days.

@begottensun Apartheid police used guns, dogs, bombs and poison. You are scared of matshingilane? Coward. We burned enemies with tires, shot and bombed facilities. Why u are terrified by a smolonchis 😂😂😂😂 bloody coward

Low IQ SAns 🇿🇦 think Zimbabweans are cowards. 🤣. The white man did NOTHING to them compared to what we see here. Nothing.

@AbantuTv_media lol I knew this was coming

NIGERIAN MAN WHO MOCKED SOUTH AFRICANS IS APOLOGISING. #capetown #southafrica #madlangacommision

@Dabiator_nft @Yknip1 Ungrateful bustards

Fools go and open the shops we left behind and work. Your presenters look so malnourished. Asake made billions out of your damn country because y'all are crazy about Nigerian art and non of your artist can compare. Your ladies love our boys sorry they don't have to work because our boys are financially capable. You guys can fight like animals because you dress and dance like real Apes instead of making money and taking care of you ladies. But you can apply to fight Boko Haram for us and we will pay you in billions. Only Asake and Davido can pay your hungry youths to fight while we bang your ladies. Go and open the shops and stop talking about Nigeria. Even in our hard days with APC regime we are still better than you Black South Africans.

Nota dropping bombs for days 😅🤣😅🤣 “Who will buy tickets in Nigeria, they are busy chasing rice trucks🤣😅they have more poor people than our people” meaning than our population🤔😳

@Dabiator_nft @Yknip1 Ungrateful bustard

Honestly this guy is a retard and even looks very poor. Nigerians are rich enough to even pay and get visas paid bought flight tickets, to go to countries what is show tickets?… and you and this poster are ungrateful bastards. Stupid people yabbing mouth... Fools we own your shops in SA. We own you. You are only willing to kill… fools your artist are shit and can never be global… Asake sold out in your country should tell you alot. Idiot shouting Nooo big fools

@ghanaboynie Wa nyela we don’t drive that shit here

Your source of income is not clean. - A Nigerian 🇳🇬 A Nigerian Reacts to Recent Developments Affecting Nigerians in South Africa #Nigeria #SouthAfrica #Shame #Africadiscussions 🎥 @ bigchicoo8

@Deesire19 @penuelist_ What is haroon bro?

@penuelist_ I got Haroon a young SAn 19yrs of age. Very brilliant. He doesn't give me stress. Just too much smoking but very good. I'm sure he will have a bright future ahead

Suggestion for unemployed South African youth: Go to areas with foreigners & volunteer to work with them. Especially car workshops, phone repair spaces, hair salons, furniture making, clothing printing & making. Working with foreigners is one of the best schools for skills.

@S_Harudzibwi So your you’d rather live in chaos because your bank balance has two digits?

All this is useless to you as an individual when your bank balance is 2 digits.

@LarryMadowo There is no citizenship by birth. It’s law

I haven't stopped thinking about a brilliant little girl named Faith that I met outside the Malawian consulate in Joburg. She was born in South Africa but her whole family is undocumented. Her dad - a gardener - said they were kicked out of their house and he lost his job

@mc_khaya @Newzroom405 Ace had no money

@Newzroom405 Danny is untouchable. Ace Ncobo tried and pulled out after death threats

Businessman and AmaZulu FC owner Sandile Zungu has confirmed he will challenge Danny Jordaan for the SAFA presidency at the association's elective congress in September. According to reports, Zungu has emerged as the preferred candidate of the Save Our SAFA lobby group in a contest expected to shape the future leadership of South African football. Zungu says he has accepted the nomination and is ready to contest the presidency. #Newzroom405 Watch: tinyurl.com/33n9w5cp

@SayEntrepreneur They even eat trees?

The illegal immigration problem started after 2010 world cup.