@irockithere@mshambuliaji A bus stand should be for picking up and dropping off passengers, not for buses to park for hours. Long-term parking causes congestion and blocks space for other buses. There should be designated holding areas outside the main stand for buses waiting to depart.
@NtlokoAphelele@Skhomo23 Yes you’re right that’s way chiefs get beaten 3 nil from Yanga. Sundowns struggle to get a goal at both leg in Caf championship against Yanga. Even Yanga got robed a goal referee refuse to check Var
@85888Iamme@SireOfNations@Kgadi_yaMoloto You guys love drama going to court for what? Time of court do something positive for your life. And go at orphan center there kids would love to get visitation.
@Gaibian1509@Choux_Pastrie@Mutwanamba_SA 😂 Calling people ‘aliens’ won’t fix your reading comprehension. The point has been explained several times, yet you keep pretending she only mentioned grammar. Maybe it’s not that you don’t understand—it’s that admitting you’re wrong is harder.
@Gaibian1509@Choux_Pastrie@Mutwanamba_SA Go back to school? You’re the one confusing “can’t comment” with “shouldn’t comment.” She was gatekeeping, and now you’re arguing with a point nobody made.
@Gaibian1509@Choux_Pastrie@Mutwanamba_SA Reading comprehension isn’t your strong suit, is it? ‘Before you make observations about matters not associated with your country’ clearly means she thinks I shouldn’t comment. Try reading the whole sentence next time
@Choux_Pastrie@Gaibian1509@Mutwanamba_SA So only people from your country are allowed to comment on topics that are trending worldwide? That’s not how the internet works. If it’s public, it’s open for discussion. Next time, bring a better argument instead of trying to decide who gets to speak.”
@Gaibian1509@Mutwanamba_SA It’s only a stone’s throw from Zimbabwe. I’m talking about Nigerians, Pakistanis, and Somalis. Zimbabweans and Malawians will definitely be back within a month.
Hi Penuel
For over a decade I have called for stronger borders so that we can know who is coming into the country and I have called for strong enforcement of immigration laws.
I did not stop there, I have spoken about the root causes of immigration in South Africa and how we fix it.
We cannot fix the immigration crisis in South Africa without talking about ZANU PF, FRELIMO and the relationship they have with ANC.
The three largest immigrant populations in South Africa are from Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Lesotho.
The reason why the populations are here is because of the violent, corrupt and dictatorial regimes in Mozambique and Zimbabwe.
To deal with the issues of immigration which cost us as South Africans we must deal with the root causes.
We must call for fair elections in Zimbabwe and Mozambique, we must cut ties with ZANU PF and its crony oligarchs.
If we do that the people of Mozambique and Zimbabwe will be able to choose their leaders and many of them will return to those countries.
I have said this before but maybe you did not take the time to read or listen to understand my position which I have honestly posted several times and written articles about.
Now let’s address vigilante interventions. We have to soberly ask ourselves if the approach of beating people, closing shops and checking for passports and profiling people based on skin complexion and Zulu proficiency works. It does not.
Vigilante action and vigilante violence is itself illegal. You do not solve an unlawful action with another unlawful action. If we hate illegal actions then we have to extend that to vigilantes who are breaking the law too.
It is illegal to beat people, it is illegal to check documents of people if you are not a member of law enforcement, it is illegal to loot businesses. It is illegal to incite imminent violence.
We cannot solve a crime with another crime. The reason for the immigration is not Mmusi Maimane. It is the government of the last 32 years which has caused this crisis by supporting ZANU PF and FRELIMO party.
It is the government of the last 32 years that has not increased the number of police and has not stopped corruption in home affairs and at the borders.
When we talk solutions we must be pragmatic and we must be realistic. Intimidation and harassment will not solve this problem and pose a risk to our international reputation.
Maturity is acknowledging the pain of the people, acknowledging the root causes of the problem and discussing viable solutions. Maturity is also pointing out dangerous solutions and advising against them.
Whatever you are planning to do on 30 June will not solve the real problem and may create many more problems.
The mobilisation, based on its framing of problems, DOES invite violence & hate. There is no way it is not going to result into mass looting & bloodshed.
We know what we are talking about. We have organised marches since we were teenagers. We have looong engaged in nation scale agitation against - corruption, fees, anti-black racism and white supremacy. We have done nationwide shutdowns, confronted the establishment right from its heart for economic freedom & international solidarity.
We are not NEW to this! We know it!
We can see Counter-Revolution from far!
It will not end well! Above all: it will not have any social or economic benefit from it. Zero! Just a country in ruin!
We keep telling you, stop it, but you think you are heroic. Your handlers seek the destabilisation and international isolation of South Africa. And you are handing it to them on a silver platter- it will not end well!
There is a BETTER way to deal with your problems: this is not it.
You left those who are the cause of your unemployment, poverty and corruption unchallenged. You will only succeed to ruin your country- that is all!
Again: I impress on you- stop this movement, it only leads to self-mutilation, self-sabotage and self-ruin