South Africans: "Why are so many illegals in the country? Is it not a crime to be here illegally?"
Government: "We didn't say they automatically get citizenship. We still need to process them."
South Africans: "My fok, I'm asking you how they got into the country illegally. Why are so many of them here!"
Government: "We didn't say they will be citizens"
South Africans: "You're starting to piss me off. We demand to know why our borders aren't protected and why so many of them in the country illegally"
Government: "No, man, that's disinformation. They must apply for asylum; then we're going to check it"
@Newzroom405 Sadly we'll move on from this without accountability. Lives have been disrupted because of your lack of foresight. Dismissable offence to be honest
One time, 24 years ago, I got really drunk and a fat girl had sex with me.
I am now officially revoking my consent to that encounter.
I was raped.
I will be writing a book about it.
"How a whale harpooned me: One man's trauma"
@GovernmentZA We do not want to know! What we interested to know is why you letting us down so much even after we have numerously expressed our position against foreign nationals. Manje you are recruiting army aged men to be integrated in our communities
@PSAFLIVE@kgosigadiBee The IEC blabls their mouth without fact checking. We know sooo many foreign nationals that have voted using fraudulently obtained ID. Useless system nje
@LukhonaMnguni We are in a shithole!! This is a political leader's view while we facing intense mass immigration from 3rd worlders. The bidding offer is clearly too mouth watering for any politician to resist. They fighting hard for foreigners
If this happened in the US by the second day the owner of the daycare would be arrested for child endangerment, the pelican would be captured and put down by animal control, and a therapist would be dispatched to the facility to help the children process their trauma
Let me educate you like you’re 10, years old.
Nobody is saying foreigners can’t work at universities legally. The issue is whether universities are properly following immigration and labour laws when hiring foreign academics for positions that suitably qualified South Africans