*Kgoshigadi*

[*Kgoshigadi* @Pemla_k]

@Vodacom VodacomLovesKaizerChiefs❤️

[*Kgoshigadi* @Pemla_k]

@Vodacom VodacomLovesRugby 💚

[тнU§σ Mвє∂u @ThusoMbedu]

Ok’salayo we are still proud 🥹

[Mahlatsi Walter @Mmasekgoba]

If the law was being enforced “without fear or favour” we would not have such high numbers of illegal foreigners living in our country! And there would not have been a need for 30 June!

Also, you are flexing your muscles at the wrong people. Criminals from other countries have taken over South Africa and instead of going after them you are intimidating your own citizens for demanding that our immigration laws be respected! Shame on you!

[Rebone Tau 🇿🇦 @ReboneTau]

It's easy to defend illegal immigration when your children go to private schools, your family uses private healthcare, & no one in your household is struggling to find work. Ordinary South Africans live with the consequences every day, while the elite debate from a distance.

[Tate Hafenie Ya Shixungileni 🇳🇦🇿🇦🇩🇰 @JHafenie]

A Wiseman once said: " Go and fix your countries, so that when someone says 'go home', it doesn't feel like an insult "

[Mzamo Dudula @MzamoDudula]

Mbuyiseni, South Africans are deeply pro-education. Our parents sacrificed everything for us to learn.
What we reject is how credentials & elite jargon are weaponised to delegitimise our lived experiences. When we speak about illegal immigration, jobs, crime & failing services, we're told we're "not educated enough" & lectured with failed ideologies.
Weaponised PhDs dismissing the daily reality of ordinary citizens won't work anymore. Disagreeing with bad policies isn't anti-education, it's pro-reality.
We want good schools and a country that puts citizens first.

[*Kgoshigadi* @Pemla_k]

@MDNnewss Osjm Jim no imo

[X @ms_mpofux]

Ey guys ubamdala is so uncomfortable sometimes. There's always SOMETHING man and if you do not intentionally create good days for yourself you will drown in misery.

[Michael de Villiers @Mikedotcoza]

You cannot campaign for “open borders” in one country when 53 other African states don’t allow it. If open borders are to be implemented, it should be done through the African Union, with all member states on board. Doing it unilaterally in Pretoria id just to burden SAns.

[Khandani Msibi @KhandaniM]

@Dzungie007 South Africans started Spaza Shops, no one must convince us that we can’t run them, we created this industry.

[knick @Knick_RSA]

There were no Zimbabweans, Nigerians, Malawians, Ghanaians when South African Children 🇿🇦were Marching against the Most Brutal Regime in the World in 1976.

South Africans were on their own.

[TeeJay @15TeeJay]

He didn’t miss

A good 5 min worth listening/watching

[Michael de Villiers @Mikedotcoza]

No other country in Africa hosts more African immigrants than South Africa, both documented and undocumented. Labeling South Africans as xenophobic while ignoring their real grievances is disingenuous.

[*Kgoshigadi* @Pemla_k]

@Askash Ll0

[Ss_ 🇿🇦 🇹🇿 @S_truthM]

What Elon, Afriforum and trump are doing is very dangerous. When false narratives are repeated enough, they become political weapons. They create moral justification for sanctions and for interference. They prepare the world to accept the targeting of a sovereign nation.

[Evangelist Khonzi Mani 🇿🇦 @Mqadi99]

DOCUMENTING ILLEGAL FOREIGNERS:

Is the same as saying “let the stolen vehicles be registered to the thieves who stole them.”

[Sentletse 🇿🇦🇷🇺🇵🇸🇱🇧 @Sentletse]

Do you know why we have a water crisis?

It is for the same reason that we had an electricity crisis.

These crooks are launching the National Water Resources Infrastructure Agency (NWRIA), which will facilitate the privatisation of the water infrastructure development.

In the same way they smuggled IPPs into electricity generation by collapsing Eskom, they want to do the same with water.

Water infrastructure has been allowed to collapse over the year in order that their private sector friends can come in to build, operate and control new water infrastructure. We will have independent water producers.

We are going to be presented with private sector vultures as the solution to our self-created water crisis.

These criminals did the same with rail as well. Transnet was collapsed in order that their private sector friends can become rail operators. Over 20,000km of Transnet rail network has been handed over to the private sector.

We are led by criminals and what they are doing is treasonous and pose a national security risk. Our key resources and assets must never be in the hands of the private sector. Soon enough they will be in the hands of our foreign enemies.