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@LugileK You don't need tangible evidence, just ask yourself why are these people not arrested for disturbing peace and causing disruption at private business premises.some are even seen wearing party regalia when doing these unlawful acts.
@KingMntungwa He said it well "they want to take foreigners businesses by force".
hey wena s'hlama whats stopping you from starting your own business from scratch? Uwu mgodoyi wena.
@PhillipSibanda8 What if uGogo is one of those 4 million undocumented South Africans?now she has to suffer because of the Home Affairs inefficiency and a dysfunctional government.This state enabled xenophobia has to stop now,you can't campaign for votes using this evil tactics.Ubuntu to the dogs.
🔥🚨 BREAKING — The couple seen atop the Empire State Building have been IDENTIFIED as Angela Nikolau and Ivan Beerkus.
The couple released a Netflix documentary in 2024 called "Skywalkers: A Love Story."
They supposedly " Found Love Thousands of feet in the sky, illegally scaling the world’s tallest buildings."
JUST IN: After two people climbed to the top of the Empire State Building and unfurled a banner on top of its spire Wednesday afternoon, one of the climbers appeared to propose to the other. https://t.co/ngG3jOeTBU
BREAKING: Two people have climbed to the top of the Empire State Building in New York City, holding a banner from the skyscraper's antenna reading, "When the power of love beats the love of power, the world knows peace."
As of now it's unclear how the pair reached the top of the building as police work to get them down from the spire, 1,454 feet above the ground.
March and March was not about foreigners leaving South Africa. It was about Black Foreigners leaving South Africa.
We record this moment as black people and as Africans. While black foreigners were kicked out like dogs yesterday, white foreigners were busy pushing trollies at Woolworths. Black South Africans never set foot in white neighborhoods to kick white foreigners out. It’s not about foreigners leaving. It’s about black people who are brainwashed to hate other black people.
They MUST be held accountable. This time, we need to see convictions for people who foment hate & division. Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma is on record calling migrants an existential threat ("we are being wiped out") and referring to migration as an infestation (pests = fumigation)
South African former president Jacob Zuma's uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party, which has openly thrown its political weight behind the xenophobic anti-immigrant March and March movement, is crudely using the immigration issue to campaign for votes in the upcoming local government elections in November as shown in this video.
This has exposed Zuma, who spent decades living in Mozambique and Zambia; in and out of Zimbabwe during the anti-apartheid struggle, as an unprincipled leader who will do anything for political power.
Zuma's position is opportunistic.
His twins Duduzane and Duduzile were born in Maputo to a Mozambican mother and grew up there, as well as in Harare, Zimbabwe, and Lusaka, Zambia.
The Frontline States such as Angola, Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe supported the anti-apartheid struggle.
Over one million people died in the region due to apartheid South Africa’s regional conflicts of destabilisation, particularly in Angola and Mozambique.
Other countries like Ghana, Nigeria, Algeria and Ethiopia also supported the South African liberation struggle.
While everyone agrees that illegal immigration must be addressed in South Africa and everywhere in the world, people are concerned about the inflammatory rhetoric inciting hatred, xenophobia, Afrophobia and ethnophobia against black Africans, not Asians, Indians and whites.
Vigilante groups are blaming immigrants for South Africa’s high rates of unemployment, crime (especially drug trafficking), social service delivery failures, and social decay, while ignoring the root causes of the crisis, especially the legacy of apartheid, inequalities, structural rigidities and systemic bad governance and
corruption.
It has now become clear March and March, which is xenophobic, Afrophobic and ethnophobic, is an MK proxy or front organisation formed to push an anti-immigrants agenda to secure votes for Zuma's party.
The party is demanding (on this video) that all foreigners - whether legal or illegal - must leave South Africa by June 30.
Analysts widely view this as a populist electioneering strategy to leverage anti-foreigner sentiment for votes.
MK Party Secretary-General Sibonelo Nomvalo has confirmed his party supports March and March, which is behind the current chaos; intimidation, violence and lawlessness.
MK members — often clad in party regalia and wielding shields or Zuma cut-outs — have previously joined March and March protests.
Civil rights experts and researchers link these radical anti-immigrant protests directly to political maneuvering.
By blaming foreign nationals for deteriorating social services, the MK Party is angling to win over frustrated voters ahead of local government elections.
With vigilante groups issuing June 30 ultimatums for migrants to leave, Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia and Defence Minister Angie Motshekga, as well as ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula
have warned that the state will not tolerate intimidation, vigilantism, or the disruption of law and order.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has outlined government's position on the issue, saying while they are addressing the issue of illegal migration, no one should take the law into their own hands through vigilantism and violence.
To further demonstrate his unprincipled politics, Zuma now support Morocco's sovereignty over Western Sahara after getting money for his party and survival from that country, which is still colonising the neighbouring territory.
This stance marks a sharp reversal from his historical support for the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic during his tenure as South Africa's president.
In mid-July 2025, Zuma embarked on a diplomatic visit to Morocco where he was photographed with Moroccan foreign ministry officials besides the South African national flag.
Critics have widely lambasted Zuma's about-turn, accusing him of political opportunism and abandoning South Africa and the African Union's long-standing position on Sahrawi self-determination.