Uncle Meke

@Rosavibe @NonReligious1y The reason I failed school, I remember writing “it doesn’t colalate instead of corrolate” translating from tumbuka “vikulolelana yayi”… But iyiyi ndi massive🤣

I just love this place 😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Helix_W He enjoys the show himself. Apaponyanso yekha pa ma TL ake on social media.

@UncleMeke adha awa asazayankhuleso 🤣🤣

Living in tinned house vs living in a self contained house

@KhivaIV Enriching Elon with more and more, maybe I will one day, only for tweets editing reasons, other than that I don’t think it’s worth it.

Guys, you all need to verify your accounts the feeling is different😂

@Hopemalopa 😄

@UncleMeke Yes the Mchinji case the sentence got overturned...justice was done...they should have locked up the greedy parents also

Malawi justice...i think zimangotengela momwe wadzukila Magistrate

When we speak of xenophobia, let us refer to xenophobic South Africans rather than black South Africans. South Africa has many kind and decent black citizens. What we are seeing is a small, financially struggling segment projecting its anger onto vulnerable black foreigners because it is afraid to confront the real enemy. Xenophobes prey on the weak while remaining intimidated by entrenched white supremacy that has historically dispossessed them and continues to do so. White citizens, who are about 7% of the population, still own over 70% of privately held land, yet this reality is rarely confronted by xenophobes. Instead, frustration is redirected toward black migrants despite the facts; South Africa has about 3 million foreigners, with black African immigrants making up the overwhelming majority at roughly 1.7 to 2.5 million, followed by Chinese nationals at around 400,000, Indian nationals at about 100,000, and white foreign nationals under 100,000. This makes sense because black foreigners come from countries that are closer to and neighbouring South Africa. There are both legal migrants and illegal immigrants across all these groups, yet xenophobic hostility is overwhelmingly directed at black Africans, revealing that the issue is not illegal immigration but frustration directed at the only group they can target. This is why you saw that video where they were kicking sick people out of a hospital just for being foreign, with no regard for whether they were legal migrants or not. This explains why Julius Malema and the EFF are rejected, because they confront inequality and call for land redistribution without compensation while also advocating for coexistence among all black people. Xenophobic actors avoid challenging real power and instead turn on the vulnerable, even though migrant labour and immigration contribute meaningfully to the economy. Xenophobes lack the capacity to understand such principles. Yet the truth is that xenophobes cannot improve their own lives because they would rather blame than work. Even if all foreigners leave, they will still remain poor and will turn on each other with crime and violence. Xenophobes, just like tribalists and racists, are cowards suffering from low self-esteem and know nothing but hatred. Most interestingly, the ANC and its partners in power allow xenophobic actors to terrorise black foreigners without consequences and will never confront it because xenophobes are their votes, even if they do not fight for their land. For all of us black people across Africa, we must never get tired of confronting xenophobia. This is a lesson for us to learn to love each other and treat our foreign black brothers and sisters well in our countries!

@PempheroMphande True! Many South Africans do not subscribe to the xenophobic thing.

@WonderWestbrook @amthatguytyler Kuti ka monthly payment kasapite pachabe.😄

khiva wangolipira blue check komatu nde sipakudusatu 2 seconds 😂😂😂😂

@Vanessamacheso @merv_inn Mmmh! Oooky!

@UncleMeke @merv_inn INe mamuna sindimuziwa uncle meke ...ndangokumbukira chabe🤣🤣🤣🤣

Ndangokumbukira mzanga winawake ex girlfriend wake anamuotchela driving license, national ID, ma card akubank , passport ndi zovala anzathuwo atathesa chibwezi 😩😩

@NiahShelby On why they don’t, it raises eyebrows for many. With all advantages at their disposal but they don’t utilise any. On taxation, the system is not bad cause even the foreign nationals who operate shops in townships got tax numbers..

@UncleMeke Why don’t SAns get into the business? Partly may also mean they don’t have good taxation systems or someone in govt is corrupt. Amzawo otukuka amamaka pa tax number, no tax number you can’t earn, no earning you can’t live illegally

Zimatha kutheka township yonse (tiyerekedze the whole Area 25, kapena entire Ndirande) osapekezeka nzika ya SA kukhala ndi any grocery shop kapena any merchandise. Onse ogulitsa ma small things amakhala anthu obwera.

@ElenimoC @Vanessamacheso Hard to tell, what I know is that no shop is operating without proper registration, nde tating’onoting’ono kwambiri.

@UncleMeke @Vanessamacheso Illegally?

@Helix_W A new leader in the bloc. He is leading the movement yothangitsa anthu.

@UncleMeke 🤣🤣who is he anyway??

Loud for nothing

Pepani bwana lifa 🤣

@Kamoza0104 @NellyIsOn 🤣🤣

Shit! Watch it mpaka mumalize☠️💀🤣😂

Anthu oti amapatsidwa manyumba awulele, ena omwe amamanga timanyumba tazidebe amamanganso pa malo awulele. Kenako boma liwayikire Magetsi awulele, madzi awulele. Kulibe za ma monthly bills. Guys! Pena gvt systems weaken the minds of the citizens to be honest.

@HallNora74557 But they should’ve allowed her to pull down the dress before continuing with the beating. By the way, why women stopped wearing under-wears?