Ceeya Mchunu 🇿🇦

@BafanaSurprise Man you're not that big, chill!! 😂😭😂

Having an X account with active White South Africans under my replies, has resulted in a full doxxing campaign that didn’t bring the expected results! Masses have always been curious, how can a poor Black Person like me managed to even get a repost from Elon Musk! They never paid attention to the opinion I had about Starlink Satellite Services! I have been violated for standing up for what I believe in! Do you stop? No! I will definitely rest in peace, knowing that I managed to express all the things that are wrong about this Country!

@AfricaisBlack Imagen beaten a South African as a foreigner in front of South Africans... Isn't that a suicide mission? Lol

Tanzanians, and fellow African brothers and sisters, take note. The intimidation of Africans in SA is coming from people wearing this! If you see anyone wearing a t shirt with this branding, do not ask questions, just do the right thing. Silence is no longer an option!

@e50232511 @clashreport The US is also a shithole, a government that shoot its own people? and has even been accused of bombing an Iranian school. 🤡

@RealCeeya @clashreport If this is not a shithole then i don't know what is.

Trump: Africa has tremendous potential if they can unify.

@RiseAgainstEvil It just a crime... Lol

She was murdered in broad daylight while house sitting for the owners who were away on holiday. These targeted attacks are not limited to farms, but anywhere they can get their hands on you.

@ImtiazMadmood The Attackers

Her name is Alison Botha. After 28 years in prison, her attackers were granted parole. The public outrage was so massive that the government reversed it and sent them back. On December 18, 1994, Alison Botha was kidnapped outside her apartment in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Two men raped her, stabbed her 36 times in the abdomen, and slit her throat 17 times. Her intestines spilled out. Her windpipe was exposed. They left her for dead. Botha held her head onto her body with one hand and pushed her organs back in with the other. She crawled to the road, where a veterinary student named Tiaan Eilerd stopped and kept her alive until paramedics arrived. Her surgeon said he had never seen anyone survive such injuries in 16 years of practice. Both attackers were sentenced to life in prison. After 28 years, they were paroled in 2023, sparking national outrage. In 2025, the government reversed the decision and sent them back. Botha became a motivational speaker, author, and mother of two. She has shared her story in over 30 countries.

@realRadioRainb1 @PatrioticMedia1 @ImtiazMadmood No, Settlers!

@PatrioticMedia1 @ImtiazMadmood Still African's. The third world is a state of mind.

@enzostrange_ 😂😂😂😂

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@iamyesyouareno One group created apartheid, the other didn't...

They never ask themselves WHY this is happening. One group creates, the other doesn’t.

@_officialMoss @ourhermitage This is one of my favorite songs! 😭 Beyoncé really cooked! 🔥🔥🔥

@ourhermitage It’s bit weird seeing straight men vibing to Beyonce. 😂

The hold Beyoncé has on some South African men 😂😂 Disappear is a tune!!

@SAPoliceService Criminals rn! 😂😂😂

#sapsHQ The South African Police Service (SAPS) confirms the reappointment of Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi as the Provincial Commissioner of KwaZulu-Natal on a five-year fixed term contract. His reappointment follows consultation with the Premier of KwaZulu-Natal, Mr Thami Ntuli. Further details will be provided in due course. General Masemola has wished Lieutenant General Mkhwanazi well as he continues to provide stability and decisive leadership in the province of KZN. ML saps.gov.za/newsroom/msspe…

[CONTRACT RENEWAL FINALISED] Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Sibusiso Mkhwanazi, to be the Provincial Commissioner of KwaZulu-Natal for a further five-year term.

@VictorMoyo57206 @zimcelebs1 @hbanhire @CyrilRamaphosa @PresidencyZA @DIRCO_ZA @Sophie_Mokoena @SABCNews What is wrong with Zimbabwea?

@zimcelebs1 @hbanhire @CyrilRamaphosa @PresidencyZA @DIRCO_ZA @Sophie_Mokoena @SABCNews wtf is wrong with South Africa?

A man who was beaten, chased, and later handed over to police during a recent anti-foreigner march in KwaZulu-Natal has been confirmed to be a legal South African citizen, despite being accused by participants of being a foreigner. According to his account, he had joined the march believing he was supporting his country, but was instead targeted by the crowd because of his dark complexion and his inability to speak isiZulu. He said he was attacked by the same group he had marched with before being handed over to authorities. Speaking after the incident, the man described feeling deeply hurt by what had happened and said he hopes his children will not have to face similar discrimination in their own country.

@zoomafrika1 Rape Festival...

What comes to your mind when you think of this country, Nigeria 🇳🇬

@the_judges85 @MmusiMaimane @SAPoliceService What are the modern ways?

@RealCeeya @MmusiMaimane @SAPoliceService I like how you believe that people power and riots still work. Current governments are immune to marches and protests, instead lives are lost and they dont care. Lobby modern ways to curb illegal immigration, not vigilantesim, you will regret

They must be arrested @SAPoliceService we cannot have self appointed people checking documents and beating people up. Two wrongs do not make a right, if that man is using fraudulent documents, he must be reported to the police. They will make the determination with @HomeAffairsSA

@maskedmandemXx @pellelilly @askghmedia Like you beginning for help all over the world? Nigerians are everywhere! Lol...

@pellelilly @askghmedia You South African will come back and beg for help again until then enjoy your little freedom

A Nigerian woman living in Ghana claims that Ghanaians are slow.

@the_judges85 @MmusiMaimane @SAPoliceService Lawlessness is when people enter our country without valid permits. If our government fails to enforce the law, we will. Tell those who come to South Africa illegally to avoid breaking the law so that we don’t return to the 1980s.

@RealCeeya @MmusiMaimane @SAPoliceService Emotions will be the end of many lives, violence is not going to solve but there will be victims and regrets. Avoid lawlessness, this is not 1980

@nsikool @zwai_ndimba Yebo! 😂

@zwai_ndimba Mina Mfethu?

South Africans who commit illegality are always punished and not exempted from accountability.... Why does the government pussyfoot when it comes to taking such actions against illegal foreigners in the country?

@MagaIntNews13 @WallStreetMav Argentina must grant visa-free access to all Nigerians!

@WallStreetMav Nigerians behave better than South African Blacks.

South Africans are demanding that the government do mass deportations of Nigerians. "disparaging them as parasitic and prone to crime."

@the_judges85 @MmusiMaimane @SAPoliceService He can try that somewhere else, not in KZN!

@MmusiMaimane @SAPoliceService Xenophobes think that foreigner shop guy can't fight back violently, he was just being respectful. Next time he will be armed, guess who will cry a river.

@ShedTothe76210 @_Unknown_D_ What are you doing in UK? You ran away from mud and huts in your country? Lol

@_Unknown_D_ Without white European SA would still be mud huts and tribes.

The thing that baffles me about black South African xenophobia is that minority white South Africans hold the majority of South Africa’s wealth yet their anger and energy is always focused on black foreigners? Someone needs to help me understand this better.