Mabidi Zhukov Mbedzi@AfricaFirst

@KootenaiC @GvanOnselen There may be truth in your 1st line.

@GvanOnselen So, according to you…black South Africans are bloodthirsty savages who are predisposed to ‘disintegrating into widespread bloodshed’. And old Julius is the only reason that violence against foreigners hasn’t happened? Some of you are a special breed. You are very ignorant!!

I think Malema is the one thing standing between hatred against foreigners disintegrating into widespread bloodshed. He might not be able to hold the tide ultimately, but his position on foreigners is saving lives. That not a comment on EFF supporters, but the national mood.

@zilevandamme Thank you my country lady,this is you promoting our products,if most could do the same.

Hello from me & some Saffers ever so cheesy & cringe. I always have to bring SA wine to every party & waxing lyrical about the wine industry and SA-so-beautiful-best country ever-OMG. Please stop me. I must wish you good luck with this, I’m not even sorry, at all, one bit🙂‍↔️

@Meva250 @MabasoAfrica @Markosonke1 Count me in.

@MabasoAfrica @Markosonke1 😅

Are we sending them back to Eswatini or must we document them? Uthini u Ngizwe😋❓

@Markosonke1 Loinically we can't dare send them back.

@PhakelaMthakath Wow,so in front of a white skin he can be so respectful,articulate, reasonable but a black skin won't get the same treatment,in Otto von Bismarck's name this guy is not exactly a fool,it's simple a colonial mentality which has inflicted his mind.

We love our country, and we hold no hatred toward anyone. 🇿🇦❤️

@Ma_Lunga Thank you for sharing,I learnt a little bit from your odessy.

And that was my last night in Senegal. My kids take over from here until my birthday on Sunday.

@Patriot_S_A Left=bedroom gymnastics.

This or that?

@ALentswe47881 We are in the ignoramuses age where they rule with impunity courtesy of social media platforms.

It's people like you and Mbuyiseni, now PHDs are useless. You are not in touch with the reality.

@x2Degen @ALentswe47881 Welcome to social media where ignoramuses rule.

@ALentswe47881 Grade 12 dropout calling PhD useless 😂😂

@AnfieldNigga @zoomafrika1 At my home they say it's "same difference'.

@zoomafrika1 Kenya and South Africa ain't so different after all.

Settlers are living out their colonial fantasies in Kenya! Grabbing and occupying large tracts of African land, making life a living hell for indigenous communities all in the name of conservation! So now they've put an Ebola quarantine facility in the same spot! And Ruto just signed that National Disaster Risk Management Bill, which lets him declare a "National State of Disaster" – totally a political power play! It's just too much.

@zoomafrika1 If I could alter your accent and remove the word Kenya you could as well be a South African talking about our plight here in South Africa,our government has constitutionalized the land theft by settlers&the pillage still goes on,hopefully the current youth will join the dots.

@collen_sambo2 A classroom and desk would have solved this.

If tribalism was a person.

@FabAcademic @Rakgadi_EM The worst of social media is that even those with zero comprehension are allowed to participate conflating the classed and the unclassed.

I reject the derogatory term “amakwerekwere” completely. It is a slur used to insult fellow black Africans simply for being from another country. If loving and respecting other black Africans makes me a “kwerekwere”, then I am proudly one and I will never apologise for that. I am against illegal immigration and have said so clearly and consistently. South Africa has every right to secure its borders and enforce its laws. But I will not support xenophobic hatred or the dehumanisation of innocent people who are here legally simply because they are black Africans from other countries. Discrimination based on nationality or skin colour is wrong. We must deal firmly with illegality not turn fellow Africans into enemies. South Africa’s problems will not be solved by attacking people who look like us. Let’s focus on the real issues: rule of law, border control, and building a better country for all South Africans without descending into tribalism or xenophobia. Enough with the slurs.

@eNCA Like in a movie they always come after the damage has been done.

The National Joint Operation and Intelligence Structure has issued a stern warning against violent protest, vigilantism and unlawful enforcement of immigration laws. Tune in to #eNCA, channel #DStv403

@Sentletse Colonialism is the creator of this twisted mental phenomenon.

Being very dark skinned in this country has become a safety risk. Marauding xenophobic and tribalist idiots are on the loose.

@lEsethuHasane @MapulaMokgosang All ethnic groups in South Africa have an element of tribalism it's not unique to one tribe,this is generally a microcosm of what we find in the continent of Africa,all genocides in Africa were largely based on tribal lines.

Why do people get so defensive when we call out rogue elements and directly name mobs that display a clear propensity for violence, tribalism, and other bigoted behaviour? If your concern is purely about illegal immigration as it genuinely is for most South Africans then you should have no reason to feel implicated when those with far uglier motives are called out. The two are not the same, and conflating them only muddies the water. ?

@lEsethuHasane Verwoerd and his ancestor Bismarck couldn't have imagined their project could successful last this long.

Hendrik Verwoerd must be dancing in his grave…

@jessicdutchess_ The same rotten corrupt Snr police officers being undressed at the madlanga commission.

@Thuso1Africa @ali_naka Very interesting and unsettling.

When a Tsonga is killed by a tribalist and xenophobic mob, the victim, a Tsonga is labelled a criminal by the police. Interesting 🤨

@Markosonke1 Soulful sound.

Guys, it's good to be African. ❤️ The music is unmatched. 🎶 The food is amazing. 🍲 The cultures are rich and diverse. 🪘 The languages are beautiful. 🗣️ The people are resilient. Sometimes we spend so much time focusing on our differences that we forget how much we have in common. Africa is not perfect, but it's home. And despite all our challenges, I wouldn't trade being African for anything.