President @CyrilRamaphosa Why is one of the biggest financial decisions in South Africaโs democratic history being done so quietly and in secret?
Weโre talking about R84 billion in public assets, R140 billion in new borrowing and billions more in potential taxpayer funds)
No proper national debate. No real public consultation.
South Africans deserve transparency. What are you hiding with this @Eskom_SA Transmission restructuring?
The world is finally listening.
Jacinta Ngobese just sat down with a Nigerian reporter ..; and the response has been overwhelming.
Over 4,400 comments. Thousands of views. And the majority? Positive.
People across the continent are finally hearing the truth .; not the propaganda, not the labels, not the lies.
In that interview, Jacinta didn't hold back.
Law and order ..; not xenophobia. South Africans simply want their laws enforced. Every country in the world has the right to secure its borders and regulate who enters.
The displacement of South Africans ..; from jobs, from housing, from their own communities. She spoke about how illegal immigration has pushed our people to the margins of their own country.
The double standard ..; when other nations protect their borders, it's called "sovereignty." When South Africans do it, it's called "xenophobia."
The pain behind the protests ..; not hatred, but desperation. Unemployment, crime, overcrowded hospitals, hijacked buildings, and a government that has failed its own citizens.
4,400 comments. Many of them from Nigerians themselves .; agreeing with her, respecting her, understanding that this is not a war against Africans but a fight for justice.
This is what happens when you tell the truth.
The media called us xenophobic. The politicians called us vigilantes.
I love this journalist. Never ever saw a South African journalist ask honest questions.
If they all did this and held people accountable for abusing the South African systems, maybe people would not go to the streets
My interview on Chai FM about my video where I was talking about the recent Constitutional Court ruling on asylum applications.
We never voted for NGOs.
A foreign national living legally in South Africa ๐ฟ๐ฆ says many migrants have lived well in the country and have enjoyed freedom, opportunities, and protection under the South African state.
According to him, tensions only began rising when some foreign nationals started engaging in criminality and misconduct, which then affected public perception more broadly. ๐
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[WATCH] "There is no war in SADC that could justify people flocking into South Africa." Ntshavheni says the first country-of-safety principle must be applied. She says SA could not be a centre where everyone flocks to.
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I will never stop showing the world how much Nigerians are harming our beautiful country South Africa ๐ฟ๐ฆ. Weโve been patient and quiet for far too long as citizens
Should undocumented migrants get free healthcare in SA? It depends on how you interpret the constitution, as this fierce TV debate demonstrates. Lobby group March and March argues illegals don't qualify and are one of several anti-migrant organisations campaigning for their deportation. Some have even blocked foreign nationals from accessing healthcare facilities. The government calls such action unlawful, insisting the constitution states โeveryoneโ can use the country's albeit stretched health services. On top of that, the SA also adheres to SADC protocol that promotes access to healthcare across borders. Whatโs your take?
#Immigration #Africa #SouthAfrica #MarchAndMarch #PatrioticAlliance #OperationDudula #AfricaRising #CloseBorders #NewsLionSA