Huge correction it’s NOT “anti immigrant march” - it’s “anti ILLEGAL immigrant” march. No one is against legal immigrants in South Africa. Words matter. 🇿🇦👊🏾
Ohh bafazi, I found this site. Please enter your driver’s name or number plate to check if they weren’t reported as perpetrators 🥺🥺
Anything to be safe banyana baka
When the UK does it, it's called law enforcement.
But when South Africans ask for the same, it's labeled xenophobia? The double standard from these biased TV analysts, economists, and NGOs is glaring.
The average South Africans are waking up at 4am to catch public transport and are living on cheap energy drinks. I honestly hate the narrative that black South Africans don’t take their jobs serious when they are underpaid to being with vs their white counterparts
@NicksPizza08 You are going too far with this. The same people don’t want unwelcome guests in their own properties, why can’t that very sentiment be not cascaded to national level?
What many don’t want to acknowledge is that the burden of immigration (illegal or legal) often rests on the shoulders of the poor.
They need to compete for access to schools, clinics, water, electricity, housing etc.
Since I’m in energy, I’ll use load reduction to illustrate.