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Suffering EFF youth fighting the Economic Freedom for foreigners😭
Who bewitched these people🙆
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Durban, South Africa. NKR/NE Katılım Şubat 2012
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SHOCKING: Heavy assault rifles smuggled in by foreigners into South Africa
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Africa will be united by mutual respect, common goals and developing the individual countries, not turning South Africa into a lawless state.
eNCA@eNCA
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has called for unity across the African continent. He says without unity, there is no future for Africa. brnw.ch/21x2VkH
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Police in South Africa are conducting immigration checks targeting suspected undocumented foreigners, leading to detentions and business closures in Durban amid rising unrest and tensions over 'crime, jobs, and migration.'
Al Jazeera’s @harumutasa reports.
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Dear Ghanaian Politicians, we are not mobilizing the youth to attack South African businesses in Ghana 🇬🇭. Our message is simple: bring our brothers and sisters home legally and safely, address the concerns in South Africa, and most importantly fix Ghana for the people who voted for you. Ghanaians want jobs, security, and a better future — not conflict between Africans.
#Ghana #SouthAfrica #Africa #IllegalImmigration #FixGhana #AfricanUnity #Leadership #YouthVoices #Accra #TrendingNow
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Here is what the Nigerian President had so say 😭🚮
#MarchAndMarch@DrMashobaADieta
Help me understand. So according to Ghana, South Africa is supposed to allow Ghana citizens to break SA immigration laws and enter SA illegally?
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Deporting illegal foreigners will solve South Africas unemployment crisis. Don't let them fool you.
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“Are we supposed to call the government of Tanzania xenophobic?” - A Cameroonian 🇨🇲
A Cameroonian 🇨🇲 calls out the hypocrisy of Africans . On July 28th, 2025 Tanzania 🇹🇿 officially banned foreigners from operating in 15 small business sectors to protect local entrepreneurs and economic opportunities for Tanzanians.
#Tanzania #SouthAfrica #African #News #Updates #Politics #Africa #SA #TN
🇹🇿🌍🇹🇿🌍🇹🇿🌍🇹🇿🌍🇹🇿🌍🇹🇿🌍🇹🇿🌍🇹🇿🌍🇹🇿🌍
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The Message is clear and the general public is getting it, Propaganda will not win,
we don’t want to be another Shxthole country and
thats what every African country should be fighting
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Yall are giving this bum too much airtime, we tired of his overcooked falling off the bone face on our screens.Unfortunately we will keep fighting for our country and there is nothing him and his minions can do to stop us.
SABC News@SABCNews
WATCH | EFF leader Julius Malema says humanity’s future depends on African youth, adding that the ultimate betrayal of today’s youth is not unemployment but a lack of vision from leaders.
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Johannesburg economy alone is larger than Ghana’s entire national GDP by the way 😂😂😂
TWO TERTY@TwoTerty__
South Africa will find out why Ghana is called the gateway to Africa soon
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As we go into the weekend, remember the Government paid R3.9Billion to employees that don’t exist…
Bye!
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Breaking news:
@Stellarated must account to #MadlangaCommission, as to why she helped corruption cartel @SAPoliceService history to loot SAPS.
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🔴 Bongani Zungu leaves AmaZulu and will effectively be a free agent come end of June.
Details. #sabcsport411
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Let us be honest, brothers and sisters. As a Ghanaian nurse, you can make a decent living here. So why trade in a country where the law bars foreigners from that work? These people survived apartheid, for God’s sake. Let them grow whiles we focus on building our Ghana.
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“South Africans have killed some Ghanaians, Nigerians, Zambians, and other African nationals in xenophobic attacks. I was a nurse in Ghana, but I switched to hairdressing in South Africa because I did not have a work permit. Sometimes, you have to carry bottles or knives to defend yourself because of the crime and ongoing xenophobic attacks.” — Esther, a Ghanaian woman who arrived in Ghana on a government-chartered repatriation flight, shares her ordeal in South Africa and why she decided to return home to restart her life
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