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This is why Ghana 🇬🇭 is throwing a tantrum and accusing South Africa 🇿🇦 of xenophobia. Ghana is terrified that thousands of illegal nigerians 🇳🇬 will start flooding into Ghana if they were forced to flee South Africa 🇿🇦. It's all about self-preservation at South Africa's expense

Please listen to this Nigerian man. My only concern is that Nigerians in South Africa should expose drug dealers. So they introduce drugs to schoolchildren wearing uniforms, coming from schools😱😱

30k Nigerians to be deported from Germany but guess what? They blue ticked this and instead they focused on South Africa.🇿🇦🇿🇦

Xenophobic Ghanaians demonstrated their hatred for their African neighbours, they demand that Nigerians hard workers living in Ghana be deported.

THIS IS A NAIROBI SUBURB IN KENYA🇰🇪 CALLED PIPELINE WHERE NIGERIANS🇳🇬, PAKISTANS🇵🇰, BANGLADESHS🇧🇩, ETHIOPIANS🇪🇹 & SOMALIANS🇸🇴 LIVE. It never used to look like this until foreigners arrived and took it over.

The hypocrisy of Ghana is on steroids. Look at Ghanaians chasing Nigerians out of their country. #MadlangaCommision Adv. Chaskalson Jacinta Mandela #Abahambe CIC Juju Julius Malema TMPD FNB Stadium

Did the EFF post anything about Mazwi #BringMazwiBack ? Did the ANC post anything ? Did the DA post anything? VF post anything?

Mazwi has been missing for over 20 days. WHAT WE KNOW: An individual, whose identity remains undisclosed, has provided information indicating that Mazwi was abducted by occupants of a white Corolla lacking a visible registration plate. It has been alleged that a Pakistani national, who previously operated a tuck shop, was requested to vacate the premises by the landlord. Following their refusal, the landlord reportedly ask the community members to facilitate their eviction before Mazwi moved into the tuckshop to run his business. Upon inquiry by the sister to individuals and friends frequenting the tuck shop, it was revealed that an individual named Zulu had been pressuring Mazwi to sell his tuck shop to "Pakistanis." Mazwi had consistently declined these requests, as he did not understand the motivation behind the persistent requests to divest ownership of the tuck shop. A missing person’s case was opened on the 05th of April @SAPoliceService @Abramjee

Mazwi was the breadwinner. His family is crying. His mother is waiting. His siblings are hungry. And the politicians? Giving speeches. The government? Silent. Foreign nationals? Still running the streets. South Africa, we must speak. We must act. We must find Mazwi

I fail to understand why I should embrace the Ubuntu that the @CyrilRamaphosa is talking about. Together with the family of Mazwi, we have just spent over 4 hours at Vosloorus Police Station. They did everything possible to frustrate us, literally showing us the middle finger.

Mazwi Kubheka was abducted by foreigners who were forcing him to sell them his spaza. What's your take?

Dear Gauteng ANC, please tell your mafia friends from Pakistan🇵🇰 to release our boy. This is Mazwi Khubheka, he is our fellow South African🇿🇦 who has been kidnapped by the Gauteng Chapter of the Pakistan🇵🇰 Spaza Shop Mafia.

When the life of Happy Nyawuza was stolen, justice remained a ghost, leaving a trail of unanswered cries for those we have lost. Now, the wound is ripped open again as Mazwi Mpumelelo Khubheka remains missing—kidnapped for a month, his fate hanging in a silence that feels like a betrayal. There is a heavy, bitter truth settling over our streets: our informal sector, the very heartbeat of our local economy, has been hijacked. Watching our livelihoods slip into foreign hands while our people suffer in the shadows is a painful reality that burns deeper every day. #JusticeForMazwi #BringBackMazwi #Spaza4Locals

The police must do their job, if indeed Mazwi was abducted by the said suspects. We will be left with no choice but to Shutdown every foreign owned spaza shop until Mazwi is found. #JusticeForMazwi

Scrolling through Mazwi Mpumelelo Khubheka’s Facebook timeline, you don’t see a "competitor" or a "statistic." You see a young man who was deeply grounded—a son and brother whose every post radiated a profound love for his family and his roots. 🕯️ For too long, we’ve been lectured by "experts" and academics who romanticise the displacement of our people as "healthy competition." They told us to "learn" from foreign traders, conveniently ignoring the predatory stockpiling and aggressive territorial cartels established by those who have locked down our local economy. When we spoke up, we weren't met with solutions; we were branded with the "xenophobia" label to silence us. These experts ignored how lethal the informal sector has become for an ordinary 21-year-old South African. They call us lazy and uninnovative while we are forced to trade with our lives just to occupy our own street corners. Mazwi’s only "crime" was having the courage to say "no." He refused to sell his shop and surrender his dream. Now, after being missing for nearly a month following an alleged kidnapping, his absence screams the truth that the authorities refuse to acknowledge. 💔 Is this the democracy our parents bled for? A freedom where a young man is hunted for trying to build a legacy in his own backyard? This isn't just "business"—it’s a war zone. We are tired of losing our best while the world looks the other way. #BringBackMazwi #Spaza4Locals #JusticeForMazwi

This is Mazwi Mpumelelo Khubheka, he is missing. He was allegedly kidnapped after Refusing to sell his spaza shop to Pakistani Spaza shops owners. Nearly a month has passed since the alleged kidnapping of Mazwi, with his family still seeking answers. They believe he was targeted after opening a spaza shop and say investigators have not provided updates. According to the family, an unknown man had pressured Mazwi to sell his shop to Pakistani nationals, which he refused. They also allege that a security company is protecting foreign shop owners while forcing locals to close. The family is urging authorities to act urgently and provide clarity, saying the case requires serious attention as concerns grow over what may have happened to him.