@unofficialkamza@DrRebrand That’s why you can never solve a problem in reverse always have to start from the beginning, in this case how did 2 million people that will probably need asylum get into the country ? Cause once they in very very difficult to get them out
@ross_rori …but do you also cite examples of Africans doing incredibly great things outside Africa and call them your brothers, or do you only use the examples of the stupid ones as an excuse not to call them your brothers?
@ZANewsFlash Honestly wish the government from their countries can do a solid for them man these brothers just want to work , really sad how African leaders are failing its people
@Rapitsi_R Well, if you subtract 10 years from his current age, it actually makes sense. Around that age is when most people seriously start watching football
@Gugu_Noggy@Old_Geee 😂 sorry have to ask if the thinking behind this reply has anything to do with eliminating one variable so you can solve for the other, then substitute back to find the remaining variable?
@Maramanyanep I’ve had it for a while, so I’m not exactly sure where I got it, but my guess would be a vinyl auction or a market in Joburg. You can also check Amazon they usually have a lot of Fela Stuff on there
@asemahlemak@daddyhope You called them criminals and asking them to take proper step 😂 laws will always and forever be broken expecting all humans to be upright is not going to happen when there’s a loophole people will take advantage, that’s why law enforcement is important
@asemahlemak@daddyhope I think the first question is how did they get in? People everywhere move toward places with better opportunities. If many were able to enter, that points to weaknesses or gaps in border control that made it possible