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[Rampard 🇿🇦 @RamaphiriMpho]

Chidinma do you see what Tyla did ? Nigerians said we don’t want you in our country and she said say no more I won’t be coming. Very Demure 🥹

[PEOPLE FORGET TO BE PEOPLE @WLAGEANKs]

We are the South Africa of Africa.

[PSAFLIVE @PSAFLIVE]

WANTED: SOUGHT IN CONNECTION WITH THE MURDER OF 18-YEAR-OLD WOMAN IN MALABAR

An illegal foreigner MAHBUM ALAN is wanted for the murder of an 18 year old South African girl.

The 18-year-old victim was last seen on Saturday, 25 July 2026 with the suspect, her boyfriend.

On Tuesday, 28 July 2026, police forced entry into a residence in Mountview Drive, Malabar, and discovered her body inside the house.
The suspect had reportedly travelled to Cape Town and is currently on the run.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS - DO NOT APPROACH

[WE JUST ARRIVED @TheeAzanian]

You’d think this video would’ve triggered nationwide protests but nah, they’re busy signing petitions about Tyla and tweeting about BBNaija

[Global Statistics Wire @stats_wire]

South Africa blocks Ghana’s attempt to raise xenophobic attacks at the AU

🇬🇭 Ghana asked the AU Executive Council to discuss recent attacks on African migrants in South Africa.

However, 🇿🇦 South Africa opposed the proposal, arguing the AU should instead hold a broader discussion on migration across the continent rather than focus on one country.

[T @dfwtee_]

leave after the first red flag because it never gets better.

[IG:Joy-Zelda @joy_zelda]

This is a Foreigner National Mahbum Alan,He lives in Malabar, Gqeberha, He Killed Lee Robyn who is 18 years old, She was last seen on the 25 July 2026 when she visited him.And he is now on the run. Someone Somewhere knows where he is,Please help the SAPS him.
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[Tunde Okafor 🇳🇬 @TundeOkafor1]

If Nigeria had serious leadership we wouldn't be causing a global nuisance. We would be in Nigeria enjoying life

[Lerato @_BellaM_]

What this means in simple terms

If a foreign couple has a baby in South Africa, the baby’s birth must be registered even if the parents are undocumented or overstayed their visas. The child must be issued a birth certificate recording the facts of their birth that can lately be used to register their children in their countries.

What it does not mean:

-It does not make the child a South African citizen.
-It does not give the parents legal status or permanent residence.
-It does not stop Home Affairs from deporting parents who are in the country unlawfully.

The judge specifically emphasized that birth registration does not automatically confer South African citizenship.

[The Counterhegemon @GillianSchutte1]

This is an interview I did in 2014 on the Justice Malala show. I maintain the same views 11 years later.

https://t.co/fdqmbZHKgJ

[Nuna🌹✨️ @Nuna_zd]

Please help identify these two criminals. They've been using a bank card belonging to a man who was last seen on the 23rd of July. And the man has been found dead. Please repost its of great importance.

[inkunzi_emhlophe @inkunzi_emhloph]

Dear God, thank you for making me South African, and trusting my two South African parents who taught me MY country's cultures and MY zulu culture and to be proud of who I am and where I am from🙏🏻

[Rampard 🇿🇦 @RamaphiriMpho]

Dear South Africans please 🙏 if you have means and a ways to help Dimpho please do . 😔

[Pharaoh👳🏾‍♂️👑 @MrMekzy_]

Just a friendly reminder because social media will have you confused.

- Men need women.
- Women need men.
- 50/50, 100/0, 70/30 is cool - DO YOU!
- A cheater will cheat on anyone.
- Being single is fine if you're happy.
- There is nothing wrong with a 9-5.
- Health is wealth.
- Social Media is not real.

[Mbulelo Ntsonda @MT_Ntsonda]

Norway you fucken beauty!
Look what you did 🤌😂🔥😍

[☁️ @gardenofcolours]

shades of purple

[Christopher. @Chris_JNdonga]

No matter how well you manage your expectations, nothing can prepare you for the feeling of disappointment.

It shocks you every time 😂✋🏾

[GlobalSouthNews @GlobalSouthNew]

Pastor Daniel Pheladi wrote to @JacintaNgobese

HOW JACINTA PROVED ME WRONG!

Dear Jacinta Zinhle MaNgobese Zuma Let me start with a confession, because I know confession is good for the soul😀

When you started March and March, I sat back in my chair, folded my arms like a true armchair analyst, and said to myself, "Ah, this sister is treating the symptoms and leaving the disease." My reasoning was simple: you can march people to the border from now until Jesus comes back, but as long as the governments of their home countries refuse to reform, those same people will return. Nobody, and I mean nobody, chooses to sit at home and die of hunger out of respect for a border. Hunger has no passport. If my 2 boys were starving, I would also cross a river at midnight and apologise later.

So I watched you from a distance, half critic, half curious.

And then something happened that I did not see coming. You grew. The movement grew. Suddenly it was no longer just "illegal foreigners must leave." You turned and looked the foreign governments themselves in the eye, especially the Zimbabwean government, and said: you are the reason your children are scattered across the earth. You called for the release of Bhekimpilo. You stood behind the peaceful protests of the very people whose presence here started this whole conversation. Do you understand how rare that is?

What I'm going to say next is from a man who has studied history and scripture. You have refused extremism. People tried to drag you there. They always do. Every movement has its whisperers standing at the leader's ear saying "burn it down, go further, be harder." You said no.

History has seen this before. When Martin Luther broke from the Catholic Church and declared "The just shall live by faith, not by praying the rosary," that sentence birthed the largest Protestant movement the world has ever seen. But there were men around him who wanted to burn churches and kill priests. Luther refused. And because he refused, the Reformation became something bigger than Luther himself, bigger than his anger, bigger than his generation. They wanted to finish the sentences for him. Luther said, not in my name.

Here is the pattern I have noticed in five hundred years of history: every leader who refuses to be pulled into extremism ends up building a movement bigger than themselves. The extremists build fires. The restrained ones build legacies. When people wanted to use your name to do evil things to other humans, you put your foot down and said, not in my name. Right now the same people are asking why you are concentrating your efforts on supporting the fellow marginalised Zimbabweans, but that's exactly the point. Your vision is bigger than getting undocumented foreigners out of the country, and sadly many cannot see it. By refusing to let the masses put words in your mouth, by refusing to be used as a tool by political parties, you have kept this movement clean, and that is exactly why I personally believe this movement will out-live you.

And since I am a pastor, allow me to share with you one small sermon!

God Himself has never been a fan of fanaticism. When the disciples James and John wanted to call fire down from heaven on a village that rejected Jesus, He turned and rebuked them, not the village (Luke 9:54–55). When Peter pulled out a sword to defend the Lord, Jesus told him to put it away, because those who live by the sword die by it (Matthew 26:52). And the prophet Zechariah reminds us it is "not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit, says the Lord" (Zechariah 4:6). Scripture is full of people who wanted God to be more extreme than He was willing to be. He disappointed all of them, thank God.

So Jacinta, keep walking that middle road. It is a bit lonely, it is slower, and the loudest voices will call you weak for it. But movements are born by visionaries, not by temporary emotions.

[Abdulsamad @richtosho]

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[Afrikaaner 🇳🇦 @joicehawkings]

Now I believe South Africans when they say their problems started when they hosted the FIFA World Cup 😭, these people never go back home