@MbalulaFikile SG I will like to remind you this country is not yours and the ANC , Jacinta spoke more 45min an you could only pick up "will see" from her press conference. You are embarrassment to our people who fort for this country ,lastly stop exposing ur stupidity on national tv
@Afri_core U yanya manje , how many foreign are employed in south africa ? Not talking about scare skills. I'm talking about waiters/teachers/lectures/securities ...
Oh sorry I'm just waisting my time here...mumu
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@Sentletse To label citizens who demand that their government fully enforce immigration laws without fear, favor, or prejudice as xenophobes, charlatans, extortionists, or lumpen elements is a misdiagnosis of the genuine safety, security, and sovereignty risks posed by porous borders.
To label citizens who demand that their government fully enforce immigration laws without fear, favor, or prejudice as xenophobes, charlatans, extortionists, or lumpen elements is a misdiagnosis of the genuine safety, security, and sovereignty risks posed by porous borders. When government leadership fails to uphold its social contract with the people, it is inevitable that a leader will emerge from among the masses to champion their concerns.
The Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Model cautions against relying solely on avoidance or competition when managing conflicts. Applying this framework, protests against illegal immigration should be approached with careful diagnosis and constructive interventions. Dismissing or threatening protestors through labels and or unleashing the mighty hand of the law on them not only undermines legitimate grievances but also escalates tensions.
A balanced response by government and embassies requires acknowledging the citizensโ concerns, engaging in dialogue, and implementing fair solutions that strengthen both national security and social cohesion. Only then can conflict be transformed into an opportunity for trust-building and effective governance. Political rhetoric or sloganeering will not persuade the citizens to back down, because their demands are rooted in concrete lived realities rather than abstract words.
(Writing in personal capacity)
#ImmigrationPolicy #BorderSecurity #CitizenVoices #ConflictManagement
#conflicttransformation
#conflictresolution
#conflictmapping
#SocialContract #NationalSovereignty #DialogueNotLabels #Governance #ProtestRights
@News24 Says a weak man , u undermine us first. It's so sad when u don't know people who put u there are saying, becouse now u stay at Golf estate with high security
@Mzansiawake We are here because of this pensioners...if u dd ur job this people were not supposed to be here. So quick to arrest those who are looting spazas but those who are looting states funds an hospital u turn blind eyes
To label citizens who demand that their government fully enforce immigration laws without fear, favor, or prejudice as xenophobes, charlatans, extortionists, or lumpen elements is a misdiagnosis of the genuine safety, security, and sovereignty risks posed by porous borders. When government leadership fails to uphold its social contract with the people, it is inevitable that a leader will emerge from among the masses to champion their concerns.
The Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Model cautions against relying solely on avoidance or competition when managing conflicts. Applying this framework, protests against illegal immigration should be approached with careful diagnosis and constructive interventions. Dismissing or threatening protestors through labels and or unleashing the mighty hand of the law on them not only undermines legitimate grievances but also escalates tensions.
A balanced response by government and embassies requires acknowledging the citizensโ concerns, engaging in dialogue, and implementing fair solutions that strengthen both national security and social cohesion. Only then can conflict be transformed into an opportunity for trust-building and effective governance. Political rhetoric or sloganeering will not persuade the citizens to back down, because their demands are rooted in concrete lived realities rather than abstract words.
(Writing in personal capacity)
#ImmigrationPolicy #BorderSecurity #CitizenVoices #ConflictManagement
#conflicttransformation
#conflictresolution
#conflictmapping
#SocialContract #NationalSovereignty #DialogueNotLabels #Governance #ProtestRights
@MbuyiseniNdlozi@MmusiMaimane
@LCabonena@Umalumewabantu What you dd to country is worse than what Zuma dd, in fact you (Thabo) we are in this situation becouse of ur intellectual piece s%^t.