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@BonKalonji @Nompu90570329 Remember I said there are many African companies? They haven't been shut down or been threatened. Kofi who is selling counterfeit goods, with his business worth being way less than the threshold, while hiring fellow Ghananians, has broken the law, solely at the face of it.

@bohloko_m @Nompu90570329 We can't ban them because they haven't done anything wrong. We are not like black South Africans. Take me as an example,when I fall within the unemployed category, I'll just have to turn around and go to a place where I can be employed.

What visa’s do they hold ? What do they do in South Africa?

@sthembisomx_ @Ron_YNWA Both he and Velebhayi aren't worth the trouble Chiefs went through with Spurs.

@Ron_YNWA Ayii mara naye U'Baartman 💔

Luke Baartman found himself in a great position to score, but his shot was saved. ❌⚽ After the missed chance, Mfundo Vilakazi stepped up and showed real leadership by encouraging Baartman and lifting his spirits. ✌️❤️ Moments like these show the character in the team, not just the talent on the pitch. 💪

@BonKalonji @Nompu90570329 You can ban those white South African companies in Ghana. There's an age-old debate in South Africa about white companies and whether the call for sanctions was justified given that it's the very locals(natives) who were the hardest hit.

@bohloko_m @Nompu90570329 To hustle and some succeeded. And you know Ghanaians are not committing crime in South Africa. But let me ask you what white South African companies are also doing in Ghana? Where do the millions of dollars they make go to?

@BonKalonji @Nompu90570329 You do know that a lot of African companies do trade in South Africa as well? In fact, the JSE, Southern Hemisphere's biggest stock exchange, has a lot of African companies. 'Hustling' as someone who isn't an asylum seeker is already a crime.

@BonKalonji @Nompu90570329 It's fair to ask what are people from 7000km away doing here especially since South Africa is a 3rd world country itself.

@Nompu90570329 Can’t you just fact check this? Do your research. You don’t have any information but you keep saying foreigners must go.

@KatorTarkaa @AfricaFactsZone Bandits and Boko Haram have you on chokehold. South Africa should be the least of your problems.

This boycott is entirely justified. It is embarrassing to talk about continental unity when fellow Africans face constant hostility on your soil. You cannot separate the spirit of Africa Day from how you treat your neighbours. And we should have seen this coming. Organizing a successful event requires constant energy, and we know how much you struggle to keep the power on too.

Ambassadors of African countries are boycotting the Africa Day event in South Africa over concerns about their citizens' safety.

@PeterObi IFP is a Zulu nationalist party. Hlabisa was just indulging you for fokol. Gayton is also a leader of a coloured nationalist party. He was so anti-immigrants leading up to the last national elections.

After speaking with Nigerians in Cape Town yesterday, I was able to have meaningful discussions this morning with three South African ministers and political party leaders regarding the ongoing challenges related to immigration, regional collaboration, and fostering peaceful coexistence between our nations. I had the pleasure of meeting with Mr Leon Schreiber, the South African Minister of Home Affairs and a prominent figure in the Democratic Alliance; Mr Velenkosini Hlabisa, the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs and leader of the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP); and Mr Gayton McKenzie, the Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture and leader of the Patriotic Alliance (PA). Our conversations were productive and candid, focusing on the current challenges that affect both countries—particularly those related to migration, economic strains, youth unemployment, security issues, and the rising tensions faced by African foreigners in South Africa. I firmly believe that Nigeria and South Africa, both prominent African nations, must enhance dialogue, bolster cooperation, and seek solutions based on justice, mutual respect, and adherence to the rule of law. In challenging times, leaders and citizens alike need to demonstrate responsible leadership, compassion, and restraint. We collectively stressed the importance of law-abiding behaviour, avoiding violence, resisting hate or provocation, and allowing lawful institutions to address grievances through democratic and constitutional processes, regardless of the challenges we face. The progress of Africa hinges on our ability to create unity, foster economic inclusivity, invest in our communities, and uphold the dignity of every African, no matter where they live. -PO

@IntCyberDigest Jealous and lazy Thais.

❗️🇹🇭 Yesterday, Thai police arrested six Nigerian men running a romance scam ring built on AI-generated faces and fake video calls in Nonthaburi, Thailand.

@LMabusela86551n @TheOGPurist_ youtu.be/-DX-p86-3eg?si…

@TheOGPurist_ These are the people that believe moja love stories aren’t scripted

I can’t believe you guys are falling for this story

@TheOGPurist_ @TheX_Barbie youtu.be/-DX-p86-3eg?si…

@TheX_Barbie And how do you know that??

@Ayodele64205305 @GershomSA @tumisole @as_mbongwa You don't understand isiZulu. They say the traditional healer who created the curse is from Nigeria.

@GershomSA @tumisole @as_mbongwa But why tarnish our image (Nigerian's) these people are too deluded and senseless.

[SENSITIVE CONTENT] I have just watched an episode of a young lady aged 31, who has rare medical-aging condition. The family has gone to see Drs including Traditional Healers and she hasn’t been helped. It appears there’s no cure for her condition. I wonder if there are specialists out there who could be of assistance. Watch:

@Hleniwe1 @SizweDhlomo Lapho the Afrikaners who went to school with them speak Afrikaans fluently.

@SizweDhlomo My baby brother his 18 and not a single word of Zulu ,ngizame konke shame . I blame my parents they found it cute and that “cuteness” grew , he can hear it but speak it forget about it

🙆🏽‍♂️ kodwa lentwana!

@TheDBK84 @masentle_mo @_Bongekile_ It's not a funny accent he was brought up by a Swazi-born woman. People in Gwavuma & elsewhere the Swazi border speak like Misuzulu.

@masentle_mo @_Bongekile_ That is not true, Ausi 😂. Our King is conversant in IsiZulu. It is just that he has a funny accent.

Being a Zulu guy that can’t speak Zulu around KZN boys should qualify as a survival challenge 😭😭😭😂🤣🤣

@Thapelo74400178 @IOL @IOL_Lifestyle You are subhuman in your own country. The genocide of your people by the Shonas is something you never talk about.

@IOL @IOL_Lifestyle The black South Africans love to lick white man's boots. Nibathanda kabi abelungu 🤣🤣🤣🤣

US rapper Vic Mensa has slammed attacks on fellow black Africans in South Africa, questioning: “what about the white people? When do they gotta leave?” #VicMensa #IllegalImmigrants @IOL_Lifestyle Read on tinyurl.com/bdhff74a

@KatlehoScotch @LagosJoburgHQ @IOL @IOL_Lifestyle They sound Zimbabwean, lol.

@LagosJoburgHQ @IOL @IOL_Lifestyle pathetic zulu people

@Sophie_Mokoena Pan Africanist who killed thousands of black South Africans with Aids?

The former South African president Thabo Mbeki on the issue of Foreign Nationals. #sabcnews

@daddyhope We don't care. Their ANC won't even get anything above 30% in the last elections. Their headquarters look like they last governed the country in the 2010s. A deputy president is only a symbolic figure in SA. He's non-entity. Has no powers.

South Africa’s Deputy President Paul Mashatile has condemned anti-migrant protests and xenophobic violence against foreign nationals in South Africa, warning that immigration issues must be handled through the rule of law and not through mob violence or vigilante actions. Mashatile called on South African law enforcement agencies to address immigration concerns legally and not through mob violence. His remarks come amid growing tensions and increasing incidents of anti-immigrant rhetoric and violence targeting African migrants in parts of South Africa.

@ebereobua These debates are only being handled like this in Africa. Asians and Europeans are building themselves up instead.

So glad other countries are clocking their madness

@HangingByA @BRATZULA It's a public hospital. Private hospitals can admit whoever they want. A foreigner needs medical insurance even in your country, let alone a pregnant 1. SA does too much for Congo. It's unfair on the poor South Africans who are turned away because public facilities are full.

@BRATZULA imagine last week they forced a Congolese woman about to give birth to go into hiding because apparently they don't deserve to access healthcare? yeah no i genuinely think they're not good ppl as a whole because it's not a minority, it's most south Africans

South Africans are not ok in the head. they've actually gone full on nazis.

@HangingByA There are Ethiopian asylum seekers. Some are even recipients of social grants. The video depicts a well-functioning country-the asylum seeker thing was therfore irregular. A well-functioning Africa with every country doing well is good for all. Unfortunately that's just a dream.