Every time South Africans raise concerns, the response is always “you’re hurting the economy” or “you’re damaging our image”. Which economy are we protecting exactly? Because many South Africans have been locked out of this economy for years.
Her only crime was to speak up against the Zimbabwean government and speak up about the 31st July…
@GovernmentZA How can you sit back and say nothing when ppl are being threatened, arrested and their families just for wanting to PEACEFULLY PROTEST😳😳 You are quick to run to the ICC and fight for the people of Palestine but never say a word about the people in your own continent and your own neighbours who are suffering and oppressed???‼️‼️‼️‼️@MbalulaFikile Atleast do something since you have an opinion about everything and you know foreign funders!!
In a no-holds-barred interview with an Australian news channel, Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma laid bare the reality of South Africa's immigration crisis ..; and the government's complete failure to act.
Jacinta Ngobese just told the world: "Our government doesn't have a backbone."
15 to 30 million illegal immigrants. A collapsed system. A government that ignores its people.
she said:
"There are 15 to 30 million illegal immigrants in South Africa – not 3 million."
"Refugees have almost exactly the same rights as citizens – so everyone just walks in and claims refugee status."
"The government doesn't even have enough vehicles, places to keep immigrants, or addresses for refugees."
"The marches have been peaceful. We would have been arrested if they were violent."
"The media has already chosen a side. They spread propaganda – like claiming we carry sticks to attack foreigners, when it's part of Zulu culture."
"South Africans feel like second-class citizens in their own country."
"We demand a border wall. We demand that the government talks to neighboring countries to stop the collapse."
She also revealed the heartbreaking story of a 74-year-old woman stabbed 43 times by a Burundian soldier – because her brother supported March and March.
This is the crisis the government refuses to address.
This is the truth the media refuses to report.
This is what I mean when I say South African women are brave. ❌
“How are you South Africans where I am There are 40 companies involved in this project, all employing undocumented migrants while operating near a police station. We are here to ensure that the youth of our community are given employment opportunities.”
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Dear Afrika.
Get this through your thick skulls, the is no xenophobia in SA. The is a failer of SA government to implement SA laws the same way y'all implementing it in your countries. This pushed citizens to implement those laws themselves.
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