Joe Dludla

@JacintaNgobese Afriforum is referred to as a lobby group. March and March is referred to as a xenophobic, anti-immigrant group. That's how South African media goes.

@KaberiaCommoner You are naive

Britain colonized Singapore. Singapore is now richer than Britain. Africans are responsible for their own suffering.

@Simon_Sithole20 @IndWorldThinker @MbalulaFikile must tell us

What's soooooooo difficult for South African 🇿🇦 government to enforce immigration laws?? Make it make sense!!🚮

@sukoluhle0101 @MbuyiseniNdlozi @Lekgowa_Tshepo What logic? Empty logic? It’s an opinion, not logic. A bigoted opinion for that matter. He works for Mbeki and he recently made speeches in one of the African SADC countries. He’s just thinking about his career FULL STOP.

@MbuyiseniNdlozi @Lekgowa_Tshepo When people can't defeat your logic, they start bringing up your personal life and old political drama. Standard procedure. The point stands: xenophobia is a disease, and pandering to the mob never ages well. Keep speaking truth to power.

Never be scared of dominant public opinion. We have been here many times before with; Abortion, Corporal Punishment, GBV, women’s equality, Homosexuality and tribalism. But logic, justice & the power of truth always wins. Xenophobia will not win! Love, Law & Order will!

@MbuyiseniNdlozi @Lord_Ori_ If you could take a few minutes of your time and listen to this voice of reason amongst others.

@MbuyiseniNdlozi Some people can leave the EFF but the EFF never leaves them.

@vuyo_ro Block them

Blocking all the domkops with PhDs.

@_uPrince @IndWorldThinker Every human being believes their opinions are better. So get off your nyaope hate of educated people. If you want to debate with them attend their conferences.

Too many PhD holders walking around thinking their opinion automatically outranks everyone else’s. Sisekakeni.

@Judaeda3 I wonder why they are speaking English in that parliament since they didn’t have a settler colonialism like South Africa and Zimbabwe.

Nigerian Parliament discussing the latest issues of illegal Nigerians migrants in South Africa.

I don’t remember Afriforum ever being threatened like this but the amount of treasonous things they have done are amazing! Nobody has ever asked them who they are? Or questioned why they get airtime on tv but dare it be a black person… If we were to run to the White House today like they did, we would never hear the end of it but if it’s Afriforum they don’t have the guts to call them out!!

@MbalulaFikile You can call it whatever but this is what brought apartheid to its knees. You should know better, you were here in the country.

Vigilantism We cannot fight unlawful conduct in a democracy by ourselves engaging in unlawful conduct. We must, together, safeguard the reputation, the image and the stability of our country, so that we do not end up causing more harm than the harm we set out to address. We are a great people among the peoples of the world. #PostNECbriefing #ANCmediaBriefing #YearOfDecisiveAction

@TimesLIVE Mnx

As SA faces pressure over ‘xenophobia’, public protector says an investigation is underway into the real drivers of illegal migration and how to fix them. ebx.sh/QlEamm

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@eNCA Niphambene nayo leyo Foreign Rights Commission

There is no evidence that South African hospitals are overcrowded due to foreign nationals. This is according to the South African Human Rights Commission during a virtual imbizo held on Monday. brnw.ch/21x2P0j

@BelezaManifique What for? We’re busy here. No distractions

Boyz II Men have landed in Mzansi 🎤

"I can't join the system when I'm fighting the system" Says Jacinta Zuma🇿🇦 When asked about joining a political party

Boycott

Women are standing up. Where are we, fellow native men?

@MariaMotlalile Prof is a farmer who employs people in her farms. But I’m not saying anything🤫

@FabAcademic But Prof we are talking about illegal foreigners, Not legal foreigners, they must go back to their countries to fix their countries like us now we are fixing our country, there's a lot in this country that is not alright.

On this Africa Day, I celebrate our continent with pride but also deep concern. South Africa must address illegal immigration lawfully & responsibly, but violence and xenophobia against fellow Africans can never be the answer. I am deeply troubled by how easily we now scream “Abahambe” at fellow Africans. We cannot build Africa by hating Africans. Let us protect both our sovereignty and our humanity. Today it is “them.” Tomorrow it may be anyone who is seen as different, unwanted or inconvenient. We cannot build Africa by humiliating Africans. South Africa must protect its borders without losing its humanity. Africa must stand together against both illegal immigration and xenophobia. 🌍 #AfricaDay #NoToIllegalImmigrantion #NoToXenophobia #AfricanUnity #Ubuntu #OneAfrica

The Engineering Perspective Headline: Great Britain's £8 billion mistake is a warning South Africa cannot afford to ignore. Great Britain spent £2.7 billion last year balancing its grid. £1.7 billion of that came from a single physical constraint: too much wind power in Scotland, not enough transmission capacity to move it south. Scotland has 15.6 GW of renewable capacity. The transmission corridor to England can carry only 6.7 GW. The surplus is curtailed. Gas is dispatched instead. Consumers pay twice. By 2030, balancing costs are projected to reach £8 billion per year. Expensive. But the lights stay on. South Africa faces the opposite problem—and the consequences are categorically worse. We are not building surplus power too fast. We are losing baseload faster than we can replace it. By 2030, legally binding coal station closures create a capacity cliff. The transmission infrastructure needed to close the gap takes five to seven years to build. The Cliff Intensity Index (CII) quantifies the mismatch: ▪️ Below 1.0 (Great Britain): Integration outruns retirement → constraint costs rise, but system survives. ▪️2.16 (South Africa): Retirement outruns integration → adequacy fails (Darkness). That is not a scenario. It is a ministerial determination. The clock does not wait for governance reforms. The planning community must confront velocity as a binding physical constraint—not a variable subject to political adjustment. #EnergyTransition #GridResilience #SouthAfrica #2030Cliff #Eskom Engineer Matshela Koko 26.05.2026