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[ANELE @ZeeLord_]

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[Vïvïĕ♡ @_MissVivie]

An insanely overloaded truck somehow makes it up a hill. This is exactly what I mean when I say I'm okay and I'm not.

[FRosTydaSnowMann🥶🔥🏆 @SnowGuRb]

Lmfaooo😂😂😂💐

[Sizwe Dhlomo @SizweDhlomo]

Boys, let me tell you something… Nothing is more important than family. During good times it may be tempting to celebrate with your friends & that’s fine but always reserve your best self & efforts for your family.

[Dr. Koena Moabelo 🇿🇦 @RealKoenaza]

Let’s make this go viral.

Remember you can report any business, shop or restaurant that hires illegal foreigners to this number 0800 60 11 90 or email [email protected].

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[Black-Jesus💧🇿🇦 @KingMntungwa]

Black Coffee exposing the system in 1 minute.🔥❤️🇿🇦‼️

[ANELE @ZeeLord_]

Damn

[Sinethemba.🇿🇦 @cnehshuga]

Mine is is so bad and it’s because I have no debt 😭 I need TFG

[Malume Malusi @UncleCul]

lol Mxm smh

[Malume Malusi @UncleCul]

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[Euphonik™♛ @euphonik]

I watch this daily without fail. 42 Rules to life.

[𝕹𝖉𝖚𝖛𝖍𝖔 𝖒𝖚𝖋𝖆𝖗𝖆 @MufaraNduvh0]

This is some real ass whooping right here😭

[CineLost @thecinelost]

The Wire isn’t just a show. It’s the greatest thing television has ever done.

[GoTyme Bank ZA @gotymebankza]

2025, you were great. 2026, let’s Go! 🚀

[Qhawe 🇿🇦 @Isaya_Mkhonza]

If you don’t know what does this mean for you as a South African or Refugee, here’s an explanation.

1. Points based system for visas and citizenship

What it means:

Instead of just living in South Africa for years, people will score points based on things like skills, education, age, having a job, or investing.

Example:
A software engineer from Kenya who has a degree and a job offer in Cape Town gets more points than someone with no skills or job.

More points = better chance of getting a visa or becoming a citizen.

2. Citizenship Advisory Panel + annual window

What it means:

Citizenship and permanent residence will be handled by a special panel, and applications might only open once a year.

Example:
Let’s say citizenship applications open every June. You apply in June, the panel reviews all applications, and gives answers by December, instead of waiting years with no updates.

3. More digital systems (online applications, biometrics, etc.)

What it means:

South Africa wants to move away from paper files and manual queues. Everything becomes electronics, fingerprints, IDs, visas, travel permits.

Example:
Instead of standing at Home Affairs for 6 hours, you apply for your visa online, upload documents, and get updates by email or app, the same way you track a package.

4. Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)

What it means:
Visitors from certain countries will fill in a quick online form before travelling.

Real-life example:
A tourist from Germany wants to come to Cape Town. Before flying, she completes a 10-minute online form to get approval. No long visa process.

5. Stricter rules on asylum (“first safe country”)

What it means:
If someone passed through a safe country before reaching South Africa, SA may refuse their asylum claim and send them back to that safe country.

Example:

A person fleeing a conflict in East Africa travels through Botswana (a safe country), then enters South Africa.
Under the new rule, SA can say:
“Since Botswana was safe, you should have applied there.”

6. Modernised population register + digital ID

What it means:

SA wants one big digital database where all births, deaths, marriages, ID numbers, and immigration status are stored, eventually leading to digital IDs.

Example:

You have a digital ID on your phone.
When you open a bank account, you don’t take papers.
The bank scans your digital ID, and the system automatically verifies your information.

7. Why government claims this is needed

Simple explanation:
Too many fake documents, long backlogs, weak border control, and outdated systems.

Example

Right now people can: use fake birth certificates, be in the system twice under different names, wait 5+ years for permanent residency cross borders without biometric checks.

Government says updating the rules and tech will help fix that.

8. Why some people are worried

Explanation:
Some feel the rules might become too strict or unfair to genuine refugees. Others say government still needs to fix the slow Home Affairs offices first.

Example

An asylum seeker who truly ran for their life may struggle to prove they didn’t pass through a “safe” country.
Or someone with all documents may still wait years because of backlog.

[Malume Malusi @UncleCul]

Ku laveka mali

[Zoetits @Zoetits6]

lose a hoe today & have a new hoe by todayyyy

[!Nspirenaire〽️ @Inspirenaire]

Inspirational wisdom/Game. We want to see you win!

[Hustlanani @hustlanani]

I fuck with 2025 simply because it made me fuck with myself more

[Zoetits @Zoetits6]

i love how bitches act in the beginning .. that why i keep getting a new one

[ANELE @ZeeLord_]

hey @grok according to your analysis, name 10 accounts in sequence who frequently visit my profile. Don't mention the person, just @.username and the rate of number of times a week visit the profile

[tetsuo @tetsuoai]

For the love of the game.