@Severndrive@Abramjee Lol there is plenty of Kaffirs in care work and au pairs. Just this past summer there was a South African (Kaffir) picnic in Berlin.
This cannot be allowed to continue. The violence, burning and looting in the Durban CBD is unacceptable.
Those responsible for violence, destruction and criminality must be identified and held accountable.
Organisers and instigators of unlawful activity must also face the consequences.
Police need to act decisively, within the law, to protect residents, workers, businesses and property.
Protest is a constitutional right -but burning, looting, intimidation and violence are not.
How do we allow businesses to be looted and property to be burned while law-abiding people are left to fear for their safety?
We need urgent action, accountability and the restoration of order.
@SirTitusVeTech@CurateZimbabwe Roads outside the main city are not spotless, they have a bit of sand even though they try to clean however inside Dubai cleaning those roads and putting measures to block sand isn't an easy task, it requires lots of money that Zimbabwe doesn't have.
@TheAssegai Zimbabwean poverty will make you believe that video shows a well travelled person. My 16 year old niece who works at McDonald's has been to similar places with her McDonald's salary