I dare you @RAF_SA to say I am lying about this . You prioritised my friend from Lesotho over me and till this day when I ask, you say I am on a waiting list. Since 2010 mind you.
Scott Jennings just dragged CNN’s Sara Sidner into the deep end during a debate about White South African refugees.
Sidner was melting down over the Trump administration’s proposed plan to assist Afrikaner refugees facing persecution.
She thought she had won the argument when she said:
“There is NO genocide happening in South Africa.”
But that wasn’t the point Jennings was making.
Regardless of whether the situation meets the definition of genocide, the administration had determined that this group of people was facing violence and discrimination based on race.
Therefore they qualify as refugees into America.
JENNINGS: “It is simply, in my opinion, a reprioritization of the refugee program.”
“There doesn’t need to be a genocide occurring for the administration to conclude that there’s some sort of racial discrimination and violence occurring against a population of people.”
Sidner began to unravel.
The amount of vitriol being directed at these refugees simply because they don’t fit the racial narrative that the left wants to promote is pretty wild.
These propagandists actually read or not really? The facts about South Africa are well documented; even all AI platforms are upto speed about the facts not these fictitious and nonsensical propaganda by Donald Trump, Elon Musk and others who have a serious agenda.
Read Americans. Read.
We discovered a property on Church Street, Pretoria West, that's accommodating more than 50 Ghanaian nationals. The property has outstanding municipal accounts for water and electricity. The property owner could not be located.
We've disconnected water and Building Control has issued a 21-day notice for an illegal building structure. @CityTshwane
@kabeloMashaba4@Julius_S_Malema This was your CIC before he took the wrong money, if you don't see anything wrong with such a person then you are a fool
Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma has criticised the media, accusing it of failing to adequately portray the grievances raised by Moore Road residents. She claims that coverage of the saga focused more on the experiences and perspectives of foreign nationals than locals.