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@SABCNews Who listened to this guys, useless huma beings

WATCH | SAHRC Commissioner Prof Tshepo Madlingozi says, “As a commission, we are concerned about irregular migration and lawlessness. It is important to allow the state to do its work and to engage in protest in a peaceful manner.”

@dumingo40 @Mnadi33 @JacintaNgobese Go find them we will support you.

@Mnadi33 @JacintaNgobese They don't have papers those whites

They never watch the whole clip because all day they are sitting waiting for something to criticise!!!!

@Simon_Sithole20 We helped South Africans during apartheid We were all Africans Why are you not fighting white Black South Africans don't have land Kuningi🙆‍♀️

Most abused words in South Africa 🇿🇦 in recent years... 1. Xenophobia 2. Ubuntu 3. Pan-Africanism 4. Add to the list above if you wish to #JusticeForMazwi 🥺❤️

@ThandoZ27 @AfricaFactsZone 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa says migrants should respects the laws and traditions of the country. He also condemned xenophobia, saying the solidarity from African countries to help end apartheid shouldn't be forgotten.

@ThandoZ27 @AfricaFactsZone 😂😂😂😂😂😂

South Africans are fighting the EFF more than they are fighting the ANC , DA, PA & UDM which are in power and destroying the country 🤣

@kwakuahaban @_Tee__G That is start up stupid, students use to do those jobs for pocket money.

@_Tee__G You are going to school and when you graduate you will sell shoes on the streets or become a saloon attendance like these foreigners?? lol 😂 then stop schooling and join them 😁😂😂

Women are doing a lot for this country 😭🇿🇦 Listen to this patriotic lady as she speaks passionately about the challenges facing South Africans and the impact many feel from migration.❗️❌

@Cubofasar @JeffDumisani @TheGrandmaBoy

@ZenithBree @JeffDumisani @TheGrandmaBoy It’s true. After all these years of getting shitted on, y’all don’t have smoke for them? You’re weak.

South Africans, how do you turn away a heavily pregnant woman in active labour from a hospital she desperately needs, simply because she’s not South African but another African national living in South Africa How does refusing urgent help to a pregnant mother align with your values?

@Olgabregovich @MDNnewss 🙆‍♀️🙆‍♀️🙆‍♀️🙆‍♀️🙆‍♀️🙆‍♀️Yoooo may his soul rest in peace😭😭😭😭😭😭

@MDNnewss SOUTH AFRICANS 🇿🇦 DON'T STOP FIGHTING FOR YOUR COUNTRY!!! DON'T ASSIMILATE WITH THESE ANIMALS!!! THEY ARE COWARDS WHO CANNOT FIGHT THEIR GOVERNMENTS OR EVEN PROTEST IN THEIR HOME COUNTRIES BUT HAVE ALL THE ENERGY TO ARGUE WITH AND FIGHT SOUTH AFRICANS 😒 x.com/i/status/20491…

Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma Says No Foreign Nationals Died for SA, Calls for Citizens to Be Prioritised March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma led protests in Pretoria today, 28 April, calling on government to prioritise South Africans over undocumented immigrants. She stated there’s no Nigerian, Somalian or Zimbabwean that died for South Africa. This follows President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Freedom Day speech yesterday, where he highlighted that fellow Africans from across the continent supported and sacrificed for South Africa’s liberation struggle.

@ghanaboynie Thank you cuz✊✊✊

They will Start Speaking The truth when the time Comes 🌙 🇿🇦 🇿🇦 🇿🇦 South Africa Chapter 4 Verse 5 Maphetuuuu !!! #Southafrica #Unity #Africa #Ghana

@Sowetan1981 The lady who wrote this article is playing for AFCON... Don't mind her she is fighting for her hubby✌️

South Africa should legalise undocumented migrants to enable their economic contribution. ebx.sh/D6FgA8

@HM3455403975070 @PalesaMogorosi_

@PalesaMogorosi_ They see them like human beings, there's no tribalism in Zimbabwe

Okay, and how do Shona people see the Ndebele people in Zimbabwe?

@Liya_Bukwa @jimcrowhub @PalesaMogorosi_ Thank you for this, they think we don't have files for them

@jimcrowhub @PalesaMogorosi_

@SimbaKamunhu @PalesaMogorosi_

@PalesaMogorosi_ Im Shona and i see my fellow Ndebeles as my equals..Friends with many,brothers with many.

@The2Prophets @PalesaMogorosi_

@PalesaMogorosi_ Tensions between Shona and Ndebele communities are largely amplified by social media trolls and a small number of idiots. In reality, most people from both groups live, work, interact, and even intermarry peacefully across Mashonaland and Matabeleland, with little to no drama.

@SaneleSthe @254lyt @PalesaMogorosi_ @grok Don't argue with this idiots. He knows the truth, he is acting stupid.

@254lyt @PalesaMogorosi_ @grok I disagree, I attend in the University and it’s not “majority” white. There’s no official stats that confirms that whites pay most taxes in South Africa. It’s so crazy, on how other Africans glaze the white man. 💀

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.

@KamandeMarcus @PalesaMogorosi_ 🤥🤥🤥🤥

@PalesaMogorosi_ nice try there, but you folks are NOT in anyway similar to black Americans. You are more like Israelis who kill, beat up and torture Palestinians in Palestine

@SAPoliceService Why go to court if immigration officers have determined that they are illegal? Why not send them straight to deportation centres?

#sapsLIM A joint op between Mokwakwaila #SAPS and Tzaneen Immigration Officers from the Department of Home Affairs has resulted in the arrest of 12 foreign nationals on Monday, 27/04. The 10 Ethiopian nationals face charges in relation to the Contravention of the Immigration Act while the other two suspects face charges of hiring illegal immigrants. The suspects are expected to appear before the Bolobedu Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday, 29/04. ME saps.gov.za/newsroom/msspe…

@ChisomAgbafor So stop criticizing people who are fixing their countries.

“Go back and fix your country.” This is the worst thing to say to me when you already know my country is broken. You know the people breaking it clearly don’t want me to survive. So go back and fix what exactly?