@Sello_Libram Zim and Moz are in southern Africa, same way you are from western Africa. Anigowi niyafokofa ngoku, even the name South Africa causes you chest pains now?
@ClaysonMonyela Obvious question is why was the Zimbabwean embassy not her first stop of call? Her own country's embassy whose existence is to help her and her fellow citizens?
@philah7777 I needed this in Durban so much 3 years ago, but I have since moved from Durban. But ngamthola kwaMashu. Sasiyihlalela nje siyibukele ibhola eMabhida, angibhebhe strong, angibize nakuma birthday omfazi neengane. Maybe I can hook you up.
@ReutersAfrica Make it make sense to me: People who broke the country's laws and came in illegally, benefited illegally from the country's social relief, are now protesting under the flags of the countries they don't want to go back to, to continue to stay?
@Thuli_Sthuli@JackiePhamotse Misogyny. Its a good think you call him out on it. I unaware had it for years till it was pointed out explicitly and I made the willing effort to overcome it. The only women I humanly engaged with were my sister and mother. I reluctantly saw female patients in my practice.
@blaking1 This is not selecting a husband. It is a sister welcoming back her brothers after they return from the Xhosa traditional rite to transition from boyhood to manhood,
If this appears on your timeline, kindly repost until these criminals are arrested. This happened in Brakpan North, Sherwood Gardens, Springs, at 15:02 on 11 June 2026. The homeowner found these criminals leaving the house after stealing. Contact nearest SAPS with any information
@POFFADER@tumisole@Ndaba_2025@DadaMorero@JoburgMPD@PublicSafetyMMC Can we imagine what would have happened if the Bhaca, Mpomdomise & Gcaleka kings had said no to the wave of Zulu immigrants coming into their lands +- 1828 fleeing the Mfecane? Yes, they called us Mfengu but they allowed us to thrive. One of their sons went on to be president
@Ceeboo124 Zulu & Mfengu people have closer lineage to the Ndebele than they do to Tswana & Pedi people. +- 8 generations ago before Mfecane they were one people. The language we use for foreign nationals is the same that amaGcaleka used to Zulu migrants and called them amaMfengu