Kgomotso #WarAgainstCrime

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[Kgomotso #WarAgainstCrime @KgMol]

It is amazingly ironic how much we have to sustain for our mere skin colour and DNA. Live on black person, dont be apologetic for your nature...Batho

[UMKHONTO uphethwe uhlanya @sbu_sbuda90174]

Let him trend 🙏
After this video it was worse 😭

[Kgomotso #WarAgainstCrime @KgMol]

Because this is as clear as day light that Zimbabwe and Nigeria bring no specialised or essential skill it must be stopped. Tomorrow Zimbabweans and Nigerians will insult us and tell us they're educating South African people. There's also no doubt they employ their countrymen.

[THE TRUTH PANTHER 🇿🇦 @TheTruthPanther]

Zimbabweans and Nigerians Dominate the List of Over 7,000 Foreign Academics Working in SA Public Universities, With More Than 1,800 Zimbabweans and Over 900 Nigerians Employed

The Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Higher Education and Training, chaired by Tebogo Letsie, instructed public higher learning institutions to submit detailed records of all foreign academics by 18 March 2026.

The directive followed after whistleblower reports and public allegations that foreign nationals are being prioritised in hiring and promotion processes over qualified South Africans.

According to documents supplied to The Truth Panther, analysis of foreign academic staff in public higher education institutions, based on 2024 audited HEMIS data and preliminary 2025 figures, records 6,739 staff in 2024 and 7,026 in 2025.

Zimbabwean academics account for 27%, while Nigerians make up 14%, alongside representation from across Africa and globally including India, the United Kingdom, the United States, Germany, and China.

Table 1: Total headcount number of foreign academic staff, in public higher education institutions, by institution, in 2024 and 2025 (preliminary).

🔹️ Table 4: Total headcount number of foreign academic staff, in public higher education institutions, by nationality, in 2024 and 2025 (preliminary).

🔹️ Zimbabwe: 1820 (2024), 1854 (2025)
🔹️ Nigeria: 952 (2024), 1063 (2025)
🔹️ United Kingdom: 293 (2024), 328 (2025)
🔹️ Kenya: 236 (2024), 259 (2025)
🔹️ India: 248 (2024), 239 (2025)
🔹️ Cameroon: 244 (2024), 228 (2025)
🔹️ Lesotho: 178 (2024), 197 (2025)
🔹️ United States of America: 178 (2024), 160 (2025)
🔹️ Democratic Republic of the Congo: 164 (2024), 173 (2025)
🔹️ Germany: 158 (2024), 155 (2025)
🔹️ Ghana: 145 (2024), 154 (2025)
🔹️ Zambia: 145 (2024), 143 (2025)
🔹️ No Information: 132 (2024), 146 (2025)
🔹️ Uganda: 104 (2024), 125 (2025)
🔹️ Malawi: 111 (2024), 113 (2025)
🔹️ Ethiopia: 78 (2024), 97 (2025)
🔹️ Swaziland: 91 (2024), 80 (2025)
🔹️ Netherlands: 82 (2024), 84 (2025)
🔹️ Botswana: 84 (2024), 80 (2025)
🔹️ Namibia: 79 (2024), 80 (2025)
🔹️ Congo: 68 (2024), 75 (2025)
🔹️ France: 63 (2024), 59 (2025)
🔹️ China: 63 (2024), 58 (2025)
🔹️ Italy: 59 (2024), 59 (2025)
🔹️ United Republic of Tanzania: 56 (2024), 59 (2025)
🔹️ Canada: 55 (2024), 55 (2025)
🔹️ Australia: 51 (2024), 48 (2025)
🔹️ Mauritius: 44 (2024), 48 (2025)
🔹️ Iran (Islamic Republic of): 43 (2024), 40 (2025)
🔹️ Sudan: 18 (2024), 51 (2025)
🔹️ Rwanda: 29 (2024), 35 (2025)
🔹️ Brazil: 29 (2024), 29 (2025)
🔹️ Belgium: 23 (2024), 26 (2025)
🔹️ Pakistan: 19 (2024), 30 (2025)
🔹️ Norway: 20 (2024), 28 (2025)
🔹️ Gabon: 23 (2024), 23 (2025)
🔹️ Mozambique: 23 (2024), 22 (2025)
🔹️ Russian Federation: 21 (2024), 20 (2025)
🔹️ Spain: 19 (2024), 20 (2025)
🔹️ Ireland: 19 (2024), 20 (2025)
🔹️ Egypt: 18 (2024), 19 (2025)
🔹️ Cuba: 18 (2024), 18 (2025)
🔹️ Portugal: 18 (2024), 15 (2025)
🔹️ Switzerland: 17 (2024), 16 (2025)
🔹️ Greece: 13 (2024), 13 (2025)
🔹️ Sweden: 11 (2024), 15 (2025)
🔹️ Poland: 11 (2024), 14 (2025)
🔹️ Benin: 12 (2024), 13 (2025)
🔹️ Angola: 14 (2024), 11 (2025)
🔹️ Libya: 14 (2024), 11 (2025)
🔹️ Burundi: 10 (2024), 12 (2025)
🔹️ Austria: 10 (2024), 12 (2025)
🔹️ Eritrea: 10 (2024), 12 (2025)
🔹️ Israel: 11 (2024), 11 (2025)
🔹️ Bangladesh: 11 (2024), 10 (2025)
🔹️ Turkey: 9 (2024), 12 (2025)
🔹️ Madagascar: 11 (2024), 10 (2025)
🔹️ Denmark: 8 (2024), 11 (2025)
🔹️ New Zealand: 10 (2024), 8 (2025)
🔹️ United Arab Emirates: 11 (2024), 7 (2025)
🔹️ Ukraine: 7 (2024), 9 (2025)
🔹️ Albania: 12 (2024), 4 (2025)
🔹️ South Sudan: 7 (2024), 7 (2025)
🔹️ Sri Lanka: 8 (2024), 6 (2025)
🔹️ Sierra Leone: 8 (2024), 6 (2025)
🔹️ Togo: 6 (2024), 7 (2025)
🔹️ Côte d'Ivoire: 7 (2024), 6 (2025)
🔹️etc...

Grand Total: 6739 (2024), 7026 (2025)

[Kgomotso #WarAgainstCrime @KgMol]

@TheTruthPanther Because this is as clear as day light that Zimbabwe and Nigeria bring no specialised or essential skill it must be stopped. Tomorrow Zimbabweans and Nigerians will insult us and tell us they're educating South African people. There's also no doubt they employ their countrymen.

[THE TRUTH PANTHER 🇿🇦 @TheTruthPanther]

Zimbabweans and Nigerians Dominate the List of Over 7,000 Foreign Academics Working in SA Public Universities, With More Than 1,800 Zimbabweans and Over 900 Nigerians Employed

The Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Higher Education and Training, chaired by Tebogo Letsie, instructed public higher learning institutions to submit detailed records of all foreign academics by 18 March 2026.

The directive followed after whistleblower reports and public allegations that foreign nationals are being prioritised in hiring and promotion processes over qualified South Africans.

According to documents supplied to The Truth Panther, analysis of foreign academic staff in public higher education institutions, based on 2024 audited HEMIS data and preliminary 2025 figures, records 6,739 staff in 2024 and 7,026 in 2025.

Zimbabwean academics account for 27%, while Nigerians make up 14%, alongside representation from across Africa and globally including India, the United Kingdom, the United States, Germany, and China.

Table 1: Total headcount number of foreign academic staff, in public higher education institutions, by institution, in 2024 and 2025 (preliminary).

🔹️ Table 4: Total headcount number of foreign academic staff, in public higher education institutions, by nationality, in 2024 and 2025 (preliminary).

🔹️ Zimbabwe: 1820 (2024), 1854 (2025)
🔹️ Nigeria: 952 (2024), 1063 (2025)
🔹️ United Kingdom: 293 (2024), 328 (2025)
🔹️ Kenya: 236 (2024), 259 (2025)
🔹️ India: 248 (2024), 239 (2025)
🔹️ Cameroon: 244 (2024), 228 (2025)
🔹️ Lesotho: 178 (2024), 197 (2025)
🔹️ United States of America: 178 (2024), 160 (2025)
🔹️ Democratic Republic of the Congo: 164 (2024), 173 (2025)
🔹️ Germany: 158 (2024), 155 (2025)
🔹️ Ghana: 145 (2024), 154 (2025)
🔹️ Zambia: 145 (2024), 143 (2025)
🔹️ No Information: 132 (2024), 146 (2025)
🔹️ Uganda: 104 (2024), 125 (2025)
🔹️ Malawi: 111 (2024), 113 (2025)
🔹️ Ethiopia: 78 (2024), 97 (2025)
🔹️ Swaziland: 91 (2024), 80 (2025)
🔹️ Netherlands: 82 (2024), 84 (2025)
🔹️ Botswana: 84 (2024), 80 (2025)
🔹️ Namibia: 79 (2024), 80 (2025)
🔹️ Congo: 68 (2024), 75 (2025)
🔹️ France: 63 (2024), 59 (2025)
🔹️ China: 63 (2024), 58 (2025)
🔹️ Italy: 59 (2024), 59 (2025)
🔹️ United Republic of Tanzania: 56 (2024), 59 (2025)
🔹️ Canada: 55 (2024), 55 (2025)
🔹️ Australia: 51 (2024), 48 (2025)
🔹️ Mauritius: 44 (2024), 48 (2025)
🔹️ Iran (Islamic Republic of): 43 (2024), 40 (2025)
🔹️ Sudan: 18 (2024), 51 (2025)
🔹️ Rwanda: 29 (2024), 35 (2025)
🔹️ Brazil: 29 (2024), 29 (2025)
🔹️ Belgium: 23 (2024), 26 (2025)
🔹️ Pakistan: 19 (2024), 30 (2025)
🔹️ Norway: 20 (2024), 28 (2025)
🔹️ Gabon: 23 (2024), 23 (2025)
🔹️ Mozambique: 23 (2024), 22 (2025)
🔹️ Russian Federation: 21 (2024), 20 (2025)
🔹️ Spain: 19 (2024), 20 (2025)
🔹️ Ireland: 19 (2024), 20 (2025)
🔹️ Egypt: 18 (2024), 19 (2025)
🔹️ Cuba: 18 (2024), 18 (2025)
🔹️ Portugal: 18 (2024), 15 (2025)
🔹️ Switzerland: 17 (2024), 16 (2025)
🔹️ Greece: 13 (2024), 13 (2025)
🔹️ Sweden: 11 (2024), 15 (2025)
🔹️ Poland: 11 (2024), 14 (2025)
🔹️ Benin: 12 (2024), 13 (2025)
🔹️ Angola: 14 (2024), 11 (2025)
🔹️ Libya: 14 (2024), 11 (2025)
🔹️ Burundi: 10 (2024), 12 (2025)
🔹️ Austria: 10 (2024), 12 (2025)
🔹️ Eritrea: 10 (2024), 12 (2025)
🔹️ Israel: 11 (2024), 11 (2025)
🔹️ Bangladesh: 11 (2024), 10 (2025)
🔹️ Turkey: 9 (2024), 12 (2025)
🔹️ Madagascar: 11 (2024), 10 (2025)
🔹️ Denmark: 8 (2024), 11 (2025)
🔹️ New Zealand: 10 (2024), 8 (2025)
🔹️ United Arab Emirates: 11 (2024), 7 (2025)
🔹️ Ukraine: 7 (2024), 9 (2025)
🔹️ Albania: 12 (2024), 4 (2025)
🔹️ South Sudan: 7 (2024), 7 (2025)
🔹️ Sri Lanka: 8 (2024), 6 (2025)
🔹️ Sierra Leone: 8 (2024), 6 (2025)
🔹️ Togo: 6 (2024), 7 (2025)
🔹️ Côte d'Ivoire: 7 (2024), 6 (2025)
🔹️etc...

Grand Total: 6739 (2024), 7026 (2025)

[Kgomotso #WarAgainstCrime @KgMol]

Where is Senzo Mcunu and Stella Ndabeni. Why are they absent in the current boiling situation.

[Africa Research Desk @MightiJamie]

Zuma Zuma Zuma. Malema Malema Malema.

Media now that I have your attention from using the magic words. Where is Hangwani Maumela these days?

What is he up to? How is he spending the looted Tembisa hospital money?

[Kgomotso #WarAgainstCrime @KgMol]

Our South African President says people who gain entry illegally in our country must enjoy the same benefits entitled to legal law-abiding citizens. Our President and his party says citizens must not dare raise a voice or hand when foreigners commit crime or bridge trade laws.

[Kgomotso #WarAgainstCrime @KgMol]

Step by step Pierre, let South Africans be relentless in pushing away those who are drug dealers, hijackers, traffickers, gigolos and mostly those who have made the small business space in our townships and CBDs. Our society benefits nothing from criminals.

[Kgomotso #WarAgainstCrime @KgMol]

It is as bare as a cows backside, we are led by criminals who don't hesitate to threaten citizens at any given miscalculated opportunity. Modern day oppressors who are treading along their predecessor lines. We must take our country back.

[Kgomotso #WarAgainstCrime @KgMol]

Dikgomo tsa ho hahlaula naha ya Aforika Borwa ka tsela e seng molaong, kapa dikgomo tse rekuweng ka tjhelete ya boshodu kapa ya bomenemene, re jwetse. Ebe di tlo fepa basetjhaba kapa di emetse matswantle a seng molaong na? Re swabile

[Kgomotso #WarAgainstCrime @KgMol]

Father of illegal immigrants, wouldn't be surprised if that pan African cow was encouraged to come to South Africa via artificial borders

[T. @__T_touch]

@Julius_S_Malema You are out here enjoying life. feeding your calf in peace while your soldiers on ground have been defending you since 6am CIC 😂😂.

[Innocent Mavundla @Inovel70773]

@Julius_S_Malema Where was this father when these kids where dying.
What did he do after he find out about their deaths?
That's no father,thats a cell out!

[Kgomotso #WarAgainstCrime @KgMol]

Father of illegal immigrants, wouldn't be surprised if that pan African cow was encouraged to come to South Africa via artificial borders

[Julius Sello Malema @Julius_S_Malema]

A caring father of the nation.❤️

[Kgomotso #WarAgainstCrime @KgMol]

@Julius_S_Malema Father of illegal immigrants, wouldn't be surprised if that pan African cow was encouraged to come to South Africa via artificial borders

[Penuel The Black Pen @penuelist_]

There are 570,000 South Africans who earn over R1 million a year.

38,000 of them work for government.

[Miss Ziprusha @destinyzee]

#InCaseYouMissedIt

[CertifiedEcoTourismDoyenne @ms_tourist]

Every day brings another heartbreaking headline. If it’s not drugs, it’s news of mass shootings. We seem to wake up each morning to yet another tragedy, leaving us distraught and having many questions about the future of our country.. Have we overtaken Mexico already? The amount of drug busts is the cause for concern.. Ay🥹

[Thandubuntu @Solphendukaa]

What the HELL ????? What the actual Hell ????

These are monies of underpaid workers who build this country and some die in the line of duty 💔💔💔

[Yusuf Abramjee @Abramjee]

On 2 June 2021, authorities intercepted 805kg of pure cocaine worth an estimated R400 million hidden inside the hull of a ski boat being towed on the N1 near Pretoria.

The drugs were found in the boat’s hull and were being transported on a trailer pulled by a Ford Ranger.

Arrests were made at the time, yet the matter was removed from the court roll.

Serious questions remain:

What happened to the case?

Who were the syndicates behind the shipment?

Were there failures in the investigation or prosecution process?

@SAPoliceService and the @NPA_Prosecutes need to revisit this matter.

South Africa cannot allow major organised crime cases involving hundreds of millions of rands worth of cocaine to simply disappear without accountability.

@pule_jones