@dipoaina1 Knowing Cde Lamola, I doubt it troubled him in the slightest. He was there to engage government officials and was welcomed by an official. Ubuntu is deeply embedded in many of us; even if it had been U, that would have been more than enough. Stay put, U may learn a lesson or 2.
@OMtyambizi@ClaysonMonyela South Africans are tired of that Mambo Jambo, deporting same people over & over, Active Citizenry is putting an end to it. People helping Government with much needed capacity to swiftly address the problem real fast. Building Africa we could all be proud of, in our lifetime
@Enghumbhini Funny how 'illegal immigrants' becomes a difficult phrase to pronounce by most leaders across Sub-Saharan Africa. They are more comfortable with 'xenophobia' than the obvious reasons behind their citizens risking it all to be in South Africa, illegally.
@1changamire I beg to differ with you Prof, Active Citizenry seems foreign to Africa, people fixing their country by confronting criminality. Hightime we call it what it is. Illegal migration is a crime and need to be dealt with as such.
@pierredevos What is he saying really, nobody is restricting migration, ๐ฟ๐ฆ's are tired of illegal immigrants in their neighborhood, they are tired of long queues at clinics and lack of space in their local schools. Tire of living with ndocumented immigrants. What is he on about?
@TimesLIVE My good sir is missing the point, the problem is illegal migration and undocumented immigrants, like many other commentators, his focus is elsewhere, nobody is complaining about people who are here legally, SA is part of the global ๐. My dear brother is protecting his MTN bag.
@RonaldLamola These aren't shared migration challenges, but outsourcing of responsibilities to SA and expect us to keep quite. Living illegally in a foreign country is a criminal offense, having undocumented immigrants roaming around is a crime in Ghana, why must it be accepted in SA.
@ms_tourist Calling South Africa a "failed state" while choosing to live and work here is ironic. More concerning is the silence of the media fraternity, which rarely challenges such contradictions or the realities of illegal migration and undocumented immigration. Go back your failed state.
@Miz_Ruraltarain I felt the heartbeat of a nation in every sentence you wrote. Beneath the frustration, beyond politics and headlines, there is a simple and undeniable truth: people have the right to preserve their identity, protect their institutions, and determine the future of their country.
@BantuHolomisa Your Statement is very empty Mhlekazi, it's has got a boardroom tone:
A simple question in a plane language, how are you going to restore Denel to it's former glory and improve our Defense posture?
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We need a Military Grade Defense, not Makgotla.
@HermanMashaba That's very true, we will be doing it for our kids and theirs. That's selfless and visionary, rare traits in modern day leadership. @HermanMashaba you keep proving me wrong.
@HermanMashaba I don't fully trust you or your leadership, Mr. Mashaba, but I'm willing to give ActionSA a chance. Still, I cannot ignore that you once found a political home in the DA. Of all parties, that fact continues to raise questions for me.
@nasiphim Leadership par excellence, truly first among equals. You are building a world class city in the truest sense of the phrase. Your dedication, discipline, and results will not go unnoticed. Tshwane is better because of your leadership
@Ivory1957 An African living comfortably in Stockholm lecturing South Africans about the consequences of poor governance while remaining silent on the failures that sent so many Africans abroad is an irony too rich to ignore. Distance has a way of turning complex realities into moral essays
Many people overlook a simple truth: South Africa is our only home. If it is lost or destroyed, we have no alternative waiting for us elsewhere. That is why we will stand together to protect, preserve, and defend it with every ounce of our strength.
๐ฟ๐ฆ Our One&Only.
@AmukelaniMoyani@Leon_Schreib Anyone not addressing the illegality of being in another country without documentation is simply making noise. Nobody should be in another country illegally, and that must be the first point addressed, acknowledged, and reprimanded, before any other point is made.