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[Pure African @Pure_African1]

@mats56455 @CyrilRamaphosa "If I were President @CyrilRamaphosa
I would SACK the Minister of Sports who does not even know that diplomatic passports can be issued to any citizens of that country who does qualify for it"

And opened his mouth to the world ?🤣🤣

[Pure African @Pure_African1]

@sholard_mancity The media is perpetuating falsehoods about the current situation thereby helping fuel the rift . Now that the perception is out there , it doesnt help publicly tearing each other apart

Team SA cld've worn an arm band or 1 min silence to denounce b4 match.

[Pure African @Pure_African1]

@GaytonMcK @BafanaBafana Thats the spirit ! After all , which team would have beaten Mexico in that stadium ?

[Lerato.EFF @Palesa_EFF01]

If you don't have money to rent a shop, here are stalls available to sell your products including vegetables 🤣🤣🤣🤣where are the dudula people 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Pure African @Pure_African1]

@sholard_mancity Just how are the Morrocans Africans ? Please respect the Sahrawi People.

[Pure African @Pure_African1]

@NylonMasamba @AdvoBarryRoux And then you say stupid things like that . Your reasoning power is no better than that of P'mthakathi

[von chibuike @wonboss123]

@MutonhodzaPhil @tobyasky That’s A lie. Refugee and asylum seeker share the same right with South African except voting. Stop lying you don’t know your law such a shame

[Pure African @Pure_African1]

@MutonhodzaPhil @tobyasky Dont go into terrritories you are not conversant with. That guy is holding an asylum paper and one is allowed to run a business even without the millions.

[TobyWrites @tobyasky]

We’re fighting against “illegals”.

This is a small business owner. He didn’t have to show them his documents, but he did, he kept reiterating its validity, yet, they made him close his shop & beat him.

This is not fighting illegals, you hate your people

[Raymond @ChosenOne_2026]

Ghanaian in South Africa shares a different view on Xenophobia.

Nigeria and Ghana | Mokoena | #BafanaMexico | Madala | Mbokazi | Gugu Gumede

[Pure African @Pure_African1]

@YamiakaJones Wait until the gogos go through 3 months without rent pay cheque . Yes people without papers must go back but not via this kindo emotional upheaval.

If you make decisions basing on feelings you will take a wrong turn.

[Pure African @Pure_African1]

@AdvoBarryRoux People hear what they want to hear . They go and echo what they heard and the media runs with the narative without challenging . The dep min of HA said its an idea they hope to talk to the countries about but yet to be conceptualized.

[Pure African @Pure_African1]

@RealKoenaza Yoh , apartheid did more damage than one can imagine , and it lives on even among some of the educated.

[Pure African @Pure_African1]

@Mricho82 @Sinawo_Thambo It has never been about illegals but hatred for the foreigners who dear to settle within the masses. I see emotions allover and less thought process.

The world cup issue is heart wrenching , yet here we are tearing each other apart in public/media

[Pure African @Pure_African1]

@BotsiKamog4125 @sanebhengu1 The issue of supporting Mexico is really painful and unfortunate.

Though legitimate, the timing is very poor .

[Rockstar🇱🇸🇿🇦 @Rocksta34891941]

@fweshtiny Spreading false information.

This happened a long time ago in East London when local gang boys tried to rob local hawkers and the community dealt with accordingly.

[Pure African @Pure_African1]

@Aldrin269300 @Thandzlk @TatendaJokonya She is still wicked even though. If the son was killed by a South African was she going to hate South Africans?

[Pure African @Pure_African1]

@Siya_Mhlotshane @AfricanHub_ Madlanga Commission has actually shown who are the kingpins and enablers; not even a single foreigner is yet hauled in.

Not support SA over Mexico is being petty. You cant drag your fight with your own brother to your neighbors.

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

Zimbabwe is a very difficult place to live if you are just an ordinary citizen trying to get on with your life.

Yesterday, a young man got in touch with me seeking financial assistance to travel to Zimbabwe because he had lost his father. I helped him, and his bus left Johannesburg at 5 p.m. It travelled all the way to Zimbabwe and got to the border in the morning, where it was cleared. It then continued its journey into Zimbabwe.

When the bus got to Bubi, ZIMRA officials, who are Zimbabwe’s customs officials, sent it all the way back to the border for another search.

As I write this, that bus is back at the border. This young man left Johannesburg yesterday at 5 p.m., and it is now past 6 p.m. the following day. He had already done more than half of his journey from Johannesburg, only to be forced back.

I honestly do not understand why our government makes life so painful and difficult for ordinary people. It is cruel, painful, and heartbreaking.

This is one of the reasons many young Zimbabweans do not want to return home when they complete their studies. If you are not part of the political elite circle, life can be incredibly difficult. Even those who are trying to live by the book and simply live normal lives are subjected to unnecessary hardship.

It is heartbreaking. It is sad. The once respected Zimbabwe has become a mafia state.