VisionDrivers

@Knick_RSA Sowetans would rather use legal routes than to cause unnecessary damage, intimidation and further ruin south Africas image..

🇿🇦🇿🇦The Whole Of Soweto should be at the March!!! You guys Fill up Stadiums for 90 Minutes but cannot stand up for your own Country? No man!! If you Are South African 🇿🇦 stop standing on the sidelines it’s time 🕰️

@_Tee__G Time to cash out

He stands for South Africans. Now it’s our turn to stand for him 🇿🇦 Let’s unite and raise R1 million for Mr Phakel Umthakati. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@Simply_Sanda20 Lol..maybe White south Africans..you will see flames employing any ordinary black south African...don't take my word for it

Crazy how South African workers are sought out world wide for their work ethic😂

@o_biff @Malatjie_ Do you know where Brazil is? And who wants free Healthcare..has this fight ever been about foreigners not wanting to pay?

@VisionDrivers @Malatjie_ Not even the US has free healthcare Dont think with your ass

Would you be ok with a South African child placed at your school in Nigeria while your Nigerian child gets excluded due to space? This is madness .

@ShehuSani @MTNza @MTNNG @Naspers @AngloAmericanZA @GoldFields_LTD @FirstRand @Absa @StandardBankZA Fix Nigeria, fix leadership in Nigeria..forget what other countries do. There is no Rwandan that can be affected by silly South Africans because there is leadership in Rwanda...South Africans shouldn't be able to speak to Nigerians but with bad leadership see yourself

Dear South African Multinational Companies, WHAT are you doing to address the problems of xenophobia in your country and to calm the anger of other Africans in countries you operate? @MTNza @MTNNG @Naspers @AngloAmericanZA @GoldFields_LTD @FirstRand @Absa @StandardBankZA @CapitecBankSA @Shoprite_SA @Shoprite_NG

@TshidRailoe @HermanMashaba With your lips the size of a bumbum you still talk rubbish

@VisionDrivers @HermanMashaba An illegal foreigner is a criminal and shall be treated like one

As law abiding South Africans, we call upon the Secretary General of the UN to do his homework first before commenting on challenges of illegal undocumented foreign nationals in South Africa. He should be concerned about the plight and safety of law South Africans in their own country.

@o_biff @Malatjie_ Shut up..you've never been outside SA so don't talk rubbish..foreigners in SA pay for services and even they got it for free and were asked to pay..they would

@VisionDrivers @Malatjie_ The law is the law Immigrats must go to private hospitals unless its an emergency No one sits in a que during an emergency African countries do not offer free education for their o2n people but you want free education in South Africa. We dont care if you call us devils.

@PalesaMogorosi_ Until you employ a South African and experience their work ethic and worse its protected by labor laws unlike the US where you get fired so being silly..the black American experience is not the same as black South Africans

Noticing how the black community in the U.S is also subjected to similar stereotypes by African immigrants and white people. Their experiences in America are almost parallel to what our black people in South Africa are enduring. But why? In both the U.S. and South Africa, the image of the "lazy black man/woman" was constructed by slaveholders, colonisers and pro-apartheid politicians to rationalize unpaid or cheap labor. When Black people refused to work under brutal conditions, their resistance was reframed by racist systems as laziness rather than a demand for dignity and fair wages. In South Africa, the migrant labor system relied on these tropes to ensure a supply of powerless, cheap workers. In the United States of America, post-abolition Black Codes and Jim Crow laws used the same logic to force labour through debt peonage and convict leasing. With that being said, the African immigrants who feed into these racist tropes in the respective communities are simply aligning with white supremacy. They are only socialised to believe that if they work hard and do not fight against the systemic issues, they will be rewarded by the same system. By adopting the "lazy" trope, they signal to the dominant power structure that they are just different from - and supposedly better than - the local Black population. This provides a false sense of proximity to power that is known as the model minority myth in the context of the American dynamic. In the context of South Africa, we would understand this dynamic to known as the buffer class - manifesting as a conflict of respectability politics. Immigrants may feel that by being "hardworking" (while often meaning they are willing to accept lower and exploitative pay that the locals rightfully refuse), they will earn a crumb of protection in the hierarchy. So yes, this harmful narrative should never be entertained under any circumstances.

@Hans32284718 @HermanMashaba It doesn't matter who governs South Africa. There must be a civil, saner way of dealing with our fellow Black people no matter their status. If you think Mashaba will chase blacks like flies if he were president then you are a fool

@VisionDrivers @HermanMashaba Cry rivers, your foreigners protector party is slowly dying and this country will be under patriotic south Africans

@o_biff @Malatjie_ They went to protest, they went to fight for a cause...different from Black sick children and pregnant mothers stopped from seeking medical attention, Black children dragged out of classrooms..nothing beats such evil

@VisionDrivers @Malatjie_ The apartheid government killed school kids on broad daylight

@ntsimad @drDendere Ungrateful? You want them to send you a box of tomatoes and pepper with a 6pack..

@drDendere We are simply tired of ungrateful undocumented criminals, drug lords, slams, destroyers of infrastructure people who have no respect for a host country, people who think SA owes them. We are gatvol

We should also ask ourselves why black South Africans have developed a negative attitude toward black Africans,. SA was historically open to migrants. 1. Politicization of grievance 2. Poverty breeds anger 3. Failing politics across the continent put immense pressure in SA

@CodeLoading @matigary @RediTlhabi Clown..have you ever heard any country tell you that they depend on SA's mineral for survival? SA competes and knows it is an option..what do you know...you don't even have a passport or know where OR Tambo is...

@VisionDrivers @matigary @RediTlhabi It's your ass, zoogerians, who is going to suffer. Should you destroy those businesses, it would be more dog meat for you buffoons. If you think without China South Africans would be extinct, you have gone bonkers - we are not dusty Nigeria, remember. By the way, it's domkop.

Hello Einstein. I love that you think Trump's America cares about you and your country, Zimbabwe. But here is a brief history lesson: It is South Africa that has lobbied the US to drop sanctions against Zimbabwe. Under George W. Bush, America passed the Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act (ZDERA). Thabo Mbeki lobbied aggressively against this. Zuma continued where Mbeki left off. Ramaphosa also pushed this as one of his agenda items in his last meeting with Biden. The result? Well, in 2024, the USA adjusted and refined the original legislation. South Africa's case to the USA, ON BEHALF OF ZIMBABWE - because YOUR leaders could not travel - was that sanctions on Zimbabwe are counterproductive as they weaken the REGION and affect ordinary citizens more than politicians. Under Ramaphosa, RSA supported SADC's anti-sanctions initiative AND made this a bilateral issue with the USA. The strategy was that it should not just be South Africa advocating for your country, but the entire region. PS - I love a good debate. I enjoy it when someone with sound research and knowledge pushes back against me. It is always such a disappointment when my opponent is ill-informed.

@CodeLoading @matigary @RediTlhabi Dumkop..China eats more dogs but you'd be extinct without them..just wait till the fence of an SA owned business is smashed in Nigeria or Ghana by peotesters then you'll see Ramaphosa arresting you and Jacinta

@VisionDrivers @matigary @RediTlhabi Math literacy and me? You probably have relapsed, you are smoking your own shit again. We will keep kicking your asses out of our country. I don't normally entertain conversation from dog eaters I just block.

@nelsonakange @Kimo_ng1 @PeterPsquare I'm sorry to differ..Most greats protect their Legacy hence artists like MrP worships artists like Michael Jackson..can you tell me what the Psquare legacy will be? Both brothers single handedly destroyed Psquare...no village people involved

@PeterPsquare isn't just a household name; he is a living legend in African music history. When you talk about the blueprint for modern Afrobeats and the evolution of African pop, his name is the first on the list. For over two decades, Peter has consistently proven why his the king of the stage in Africa. He didn't just sing; he gave us a complete experience that will forever be celebrated in Africa and in human history at large. PeterSquare is among the first to bring cinematic storytelling and world-class choreography to our screens, setting a standard that many artists today are still trying to reach. You truly can't hate excellence. Peter is a gift to the music world, and his legacy will continue to be the standard for generations to come. 💯🔥 You all should watch out for #OGForever 💯🙏🎶

You can't hate @PeterPsquare cos he's very good at what he does and at the same time he's blessed and gifted 💯

@CodeLoading @matigary @RediTlhabi Implications of Math lit...I cant help you

@VisionDrivers @matigary @RediTlhabi You said nothing.

@PontshoMasome @VusiThembekwayo You are the type that jumps on to oncoming traffic just before you check the traffic light...

@VusiThembekwayo You’re partially wrong. You get what you pay for . For a R60 match ticket , you can’t expect the same experience as someone in a VIP suite. Those spectators in the general seats actually enjoy the experience, hence the derby is always sold out .

We need an honest conversation about the out-of-stadium experience and planning of the Soweto derby. I took my family today & the experience outside the suite or the stadium is unacceptably bad. Those staging the derby have to know that how customers experience the entire day is part of the game. Or am I wrong?

@CodeLoading @matigary @RediTlhabi Don't get emotional...CHANGE THE LAW...terrorizing Black Africans is devilish and cowardice...you could never confront those Nigerians in neutral country..

@matigary @RediTlhabi What does an empty vessel know about IQ?

@MahlatseNl @TheTruthPanther That's not how law breaking works, it is not always intentional...we pay the police, immigration, dha officers to interpret and enforce the law..an undocumented person isn't illegal until a DHA officers says so hence we let the right people act

@VisionDrivers @TheTruthPanther Nope.. It is against our laws, so is illegal immigration, so is selling drugs, kidnapping, so is abusing student visas but it happens anyway..i would argue that if you're gonna break laws, do so in your country... Now what?

In early April, videos showing suspected Nigerian drug syndicates fighting with gunshots and machetes in Cape Town went viral, yet Nigerian officials remained silent. Now, after protests against illegal immigration, they are urging Nigerians in South Africa to temporarily close businesses, citing xenophobia concerns. This response appears hypocritical, when their nationals are implicated in wrongdoing in South Africa, there is no public condemnation. However, when South Africans respond—often through marches demanding action—officials are quick to label it xenophobia, issue statements, and call on SA authorities to intervene.