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@Hlulanani @Deep06012000 That's the response you get from xenophobes, they can never touch their faves.

@Deep06012000 @m_hluphi25 Why don't you do that research? Ubasaba wedwa abelungu, ulindeni ungayi kubo?

EFF must go get votes in Malawi and other countries! We're tired of this! South Africa is for South Africans!

@Hlulanani And you became a good citizen and reported all this crimes to the police.

@m_hluphi25 Because they do it. Which country are you from since you don't know this? You forgot to mention anything about the other races! Do it!

@Hlulanani And you know this how?

@m_hluphi25 Black foreigners human traffick girls and turn them to prostitutes, they feed drugs to our youth, they rob and kill, they spike cars, they hijack buildings, Zama Zamas and many more. What do the rest of non-black South Africans do?

@Hlulanani @RamaboduObakeng You spoke about votes.

@m_hluphi25 @RamaboduObakeng Not really, Phakel' umthakathi, Jacinta and Ngizwe don't need votes. Is that all you could come with?

When did you vote for EFF?

@RamaboduObakeng @Hlulanani The ANC created voting cows, to them everything is about voting.

@Hlulanani Every time when you loose a debate you talk about Votes .

@KrugersdorpB @gabbanadj

@gabbanadj You never voted for EFF, idiot

Voting for EFF was the dumbest thing I've ever done . Yerrr

@Thulaganyo_G @CannyMaphanga @SABCNews No it's about parliament refusing to deal with the report on phala phala.

@CannyMaphanga @SABCNews Ramadollar will be cleared

BREAKING: ConCourt will deliver judgment in the EFF’s bid to challenge parly’s Dec 2022 decision to not adopt the S89 panel report into Phala Phala on Friday, 8 May 2026. EFF contends that Parly acted irrationally by “blocking” a further probe against the President #SABCNews

@NandisaGschwari @Joe__Bassey You need to read the Rwanda 2018 agreement and at least you will post from an informed view.

@Joe__Bassey You cannot campaign for “open borders” in one country when 53 other African states don’t allow it. If open borders are to be implemented, it should be done through the African Union, with all member states on board. Doing it unilaterally in Pretoria id just to burden SAns.

Many Africans are closing their shops, and some are selling them off with their goods just to leave South Africa 🇿🇦 due to xenophobia. Very soon, Indians, Chinese, and other Asians are going to expand their shops, but still most Black South Africans won’t buy up those shops and begin businesses.

@MapulaMokgosang They promised to fix the illegal immigrants issue during the 2021 LGE and after getting votes they did nothing, they are back again 5 yrs later promising the same thing.

Local government elections we are voting for service delivery at municipal level. Anyone making noise about borders and immigration in their campaign is lying, have no plans to fix the rot in our municipaties and provide services to communities. Vote for them at your own peril. Nna ke tsamaya le EFF all the way. I know their manifesto will be service delivery and solution focused. I know candidates will be capable and equal to the task.

When did xenophobia start in south African? History Xenophobia in South Africa, particularly in the form of violence targeting African migrants, gained significant traction immediately following the transition to democracy in 1994. While isolated incidents occurred earlier, 1994 marked the beginning of a persistent, violent trend, as documented by the African Centre for Migration & Society (ACMS) and its Xenowatch platform. Key Historical Developments and Drivers:1994-1995 (Post-Apartheid Emergence): Shortly after the first democratic elections, armed youth gangs in Alexandra, Johannesburg, began attacking and displacing suspected undocumented migrants. 1998 (Violence on Public Transport): Foreign nationals were targeted, including incidents where individuals were thrown from trains. 2000 (Early Killings): Seven foreign nationals were killed in the Cape Flats area of Cape Town, as reported by Independent Newspapers Online and cited by the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation (CSVR). May 2008 (Widespread Outbreak): Xenophobic violence intensified dramatically, with riots breaking out in Alexandra and spreading across Gauteng and the country, resulting in 62 deaths, according to South African History Archive (SAHA) and the Human Rights Watch World Report 2009.2015-2019 (Renewed Waves): Further widespread attacks, including in Durban and Johannesburg, were partly attributed to high unemployment and poverty. 2020s (Organized Movements): The rise of groups like Operation Dudula marked a shift toward organized, vigilante-style campaigns against foreign nationals.Root Causes and Context:Scapegoating: Foreigners are often blamed for high rates of crime, unemployment, and poverty.Resource Competition: Tensions are high in townships and informal settlements, often involving competition for jobs, housing, and economic resources. "Afrophobia": Research, including that from FairPlanet and Georgetown Journal of International Affairs, shows that this violence is specifically aimed at African and South Asian migrants, rather than foreigners generally.

@Julius_S_Malema is hated by non thinkers. He is blamed for the crises created by those who hold power. He is accused of sparking chaos through his political ideology, and falsely held responsible for illegal immigration despite having no authority or power to control borders.

@TauZA2_5 @destiny_ndlovu What facts, they should be giving progress reports after promising to deal with illegal immigration during the 2021 LGE after getting votes,what will change now after 5yrs of doing nothing?

@destiny_ndlovu FACTS!!!😭

I have no loyalty to any political party right now. My vote goes to whoever is willing to seriously address illegal immigration.

@MustaWorldWide @destiny_ndlovu They promised to fix the illegal immigrants issue during the 2021 LGE and got votes and nothing happened, 5 yrs later they are promising the same thing and you expect them to do something?

@destiny_ndlovu Then your vote & mine belong to ActionSA

@destiny_ndlovu Before the LGE in 2021 same parties that campaigned on the illegal immigrants issue got votes and did nothing after that, we are back here 5 yrs later they are promising the same thing, they know very well that LG has limited mandate but lie nevertheless.

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@SS_Mogashoa @MkhontoweSizwex @ATMovement_SA @Action4SA Will it not pave the way for big retailers to enter the township market?

uMkhonto weSizwe party, African Transformation Movement and ActionSA will definitely debate and vote in support of the Township economic empowerment bill that seeks to reclaim spaza shops and the broader township economy for South Africans, Together they have 66 seats (58 + 6 + 2) We stand to find out how the ANC, DA and EFF will vote on this bill

@MphoHoward @VITO_G_Wagon @fulu_Nemukula He wants to be a mayor.

@VITO_G_Wagon @fulu_Nemukula Imagine the explanation we will have to explain to the international community trying to introduce President Hairman Mashala 😂

They voted for Gayton McKenzie to “punish” EFF Now they vowing to vote Herman Mashaba to “punish” EFF Then late cry about EFF that they are not “putting” them first. We are dealing with nyaope addicts here comrades.

@n0ndaba_ @EFFSouthAfrica And you didn't join them then.

@EFFSouthAfrica I miss the days when you were active on the streets, now you only tweet useless statements

The EFF’s Statement on the May 2026 Fuel Price Increases -The EFF rejects the continued reliance on temporary and reactive measures. The National Treasury itself indicated that broader interventions would be developed over the medium term, yet no concrete, structural measures have been presented to Parliament or the public. This lack of urgency demonstrates a government that is disconnected from the lived realities of its people.