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Limpopo Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba hits back at the Zimbabwean man who allegedly called South African women poor at a Sandton restaurant, saying he left poverty in his own country, yet came to South Africa to boast about making millions from South African tenders.
Lives were lost for this country. Why are we surrenderung the country to Somali's,Ethopians,Nigerians,Bangladeshis ,Malawians and Zimboz. Enough is enough. This people are to destroy our beautiful country and its origins.
May history judge those who sold our country to foreigners
PSC Chair Prof. Somadoda Fikeni testified that the "political economy of inefficiency" involves a deliberate facade of implementation. He cited the Border Management Authority receiving only 4 drones instead of the requested 80, while billions in funds remain unused in other departments. #MadlangaCommission https://t.co/QQakyTMTJ6
Progress Hlahla, a Zimbabwean who is SANRAL's Gauteng regional manager, the Office that appointed Lawrence, the Zim guy who threatened SA women.
Are you still surprised about how Lawrence, a Zimbabwean, faked his papers to get SANRAL job?
Belville Cape Town Street Hawkers we are with you ❤️🇿🇦✊🏻 Fighting daily to remove illegal immigrants and foreigners who are trading in the economy that should be reserved for them! Imagine coming from somewhere in the world to come and compete with poor people to sell on the streets and South African Government sees nothing wrong with that? Until we win ✊🏻🇿🇦
SAPS received 1 049 998 job applications. Here is a racial breakdown:
Indians: 3047
Whites: 1079
Coloureds: 53797
Black Africans: 992 075
Appointed applicants
Indians: 1722 (<50%)
Whites: 556 (<50%)
Coloureds: 11743 (<21%)
Black Africans: 291 591: (<29%)
Source: SAPS
Fadiel Adams said that Coloured people are marginalised when job opportunities are created, Black Africans are the biggest victims.
I don’t know if South Africans comprehend just how much trouble we are in as a country 💔 currently a person who wants to be a business owner from ANYWHERE in the world… can just come in the country and claim to be a refugee and then the minute they get here they can start their business, all while pretending to be running away from something, anything from their country without paying a single cent of taxes. On top of that the country has an unlimited number of people that it allows to do that‼️‼️‼️
R100 million a day.
That’s the scale of South Africa’s illicit trade problem.
With government looking to raise R27 billion through VAT, Johnny Moloto asks: shouldn't we tackle the money already being left on the table first?
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