It would be both wrong and certainly unnecessary to feel we must wait until the leaders are dead before we begin to criticize them. - Julius Nyerere-
(Tanzania
@Markosonke1 You can't rely on the government to fight your struggles. Our government is part of the problem. Don't expect anything from ANC government. The government has failed. The government has never shown interest in addressing these challenges. Now... we're applying the DIY principle.
@Markosonke1 Struggles have phases. The phases of the SA liberation struggle against apartheid had four core strategic pillars: mass mobilization, underground organization, armed struggle, and international sanctions. Now, marches are another phase of the struggle.
@Miz_Ruraltarain They don't know South Africans these ones. They will regret and curse the day they set foot on South African soil. We are South Africans... asiyibhemi intsango!
@Sello_Libram The message was clear. Let's be honest, these people were requested nicely and were also given until 30 June to leave. Still, they didn't leave. So, what must South Africans do? Beg them in their own land. NEVER... haaikhona!
@MrAfrica440952 Here's the summary:
One: Discharging a firearm at an EFF rally in 2018.
Two: Implicated in an alleged corrupt quid pro quo relationship with Major-General Feroz Khan and "Mo" Sayed.
Three: Alleged VBS Bank scandal bribes and tender manipulation in Tshwane.
Are you happy now?
@Markosonke1@JacintaNgobese "... threy may not go to clubs like you...": This statement is wrong and would like to correct it. Foreign nationals are involved in illicit activities, including drug syndicates, operating illegal taverns, and human trafficking, e.g., Sunnyside.
@Markosonke1@JacintaNgobese "In a nutshell", the fact that someone is passionately "fighting" for a cause, a belief, or a desire does not inherently make it good, moral, or correct. South Africans are fighting illegal immigration primarily due to severe socio-economic hardships.
@Markosonke1@JacintaNgobese FYI: How vulnerable a country’s people are to modern slavery is dependent on a range of factors which reflect the strength of governance, access to basic needs, inequality, disenfranchised groups, and effects of conflict. So, bulnerability is highest
in terms of inequality.
@Markosonke1 Let's school you dear. Your personal choices reflect your individual autonomy/preferences, and priorities. Political forces dictate the landscape in which you make these choices. So, those choices are heavily shaped or enabled by policies and the broader socio-economic system.