@HistoryFactou The way everything is now blamed on March and March,😂, we've had huge stores close, Greatamans,Stuttaford,OK, Sport and country... It's the nature of business, if management is poor? How else would it operate if management failed?? Y'all like sensationalism 🤨
@AndaXaso@ntsikimazwai It's not if, it's reality, they enslave desperate people, placate them with "hard worker" label, maimed, injured and exploited, they accept it, if 1 dies? There's 10 more desperate people to exploit
@GregMakgwe@ntsikimazwai Unfortunately, that's where the illegal immigration conundrum is. Gov will have to relax minimum wage policy, BEE etc, to stimulate growth, that's why cheap labor is preferred, cut corners and enslave without consequence 🤷🏽♀️
@argentinoS25879@Sello_Libram Psssst, nobody actually left, they hitched a free ride home and most are back😏. Would that phenomenon happen in "dangerous" country that hates "blacks"??
@GreenlifeF9951@MambheleM@jackson_rem If you know about RSA? You would know our negotiated settlement. We have white, indian and Malaysian, Indian, Chinese..African cousins are misunderstanding us just like everyone has labelled us. It's fine tho. I doubt you would defend immigrants that behave the way they do here
@MambheleM@jackson_rem My nieces and nephews are Nigerian, we don't hide it, Africa has failed its own people to be ashamed of where they come from, Nigerians must fight for what they want their country to be, it's actually 😢
@jackson_rem I don't blame him, Africa has failed its own prople, we may riot and get mad? But ordinary people want a better life, no matter the consequences. It is really sad, cause they eck out a living here. We will never win this fight☹️
@JerahStone73902@TumishoMasha So I'm ignorant for wanting people to come here legally so as not to be exploited then enslaved? Dying unknown as paupers? The dignity of respect because your hosts know why you're in their home🤔🤔 y'all hate Africans, not Jacinta
@ThembisileHan1@Sharyberry_M@eliotchauke1 Don't exaggerate, in chaos? Anyone beefing with you will attack u. I know a Zulu guy in Alex who was hacked and everyone was amazed why. You're trying to sell tribalism that is not there. We've never had tribal war, it was political. I would know, I lived long enough
@ThembisileHan1@Sharyberry_M@eliotchauke1 He was at Denver hostel, no hostel was peaceful, most of the guys that attacked people were fed propaganda that their party was hated and people in the surrounds were killing them. I know other people from different tribes that stayed in hostels
@RyanCoetzee The poor were sold for African unity, Stupid ANC didn't build capacity for the immigrants that are still pouring in yet they opened borders. If we had leaders? It would've been sorted in 2008. Now it's at boiling point they all act shocked?
@ZizinjaAbelungu Y'all are reaching 😏, our tribal differences end in banter not tribal warfare. You're trying to sell the "3am marching Zulu's" nobody saw but exist only on social media. We see you arnachists paid to distabilise anything that unites SA.
@ThembisileHan1@Sharyberry_M@eliotchauke1 Funny you should say that. Hostels have a myriad of people from all walks of life. My grandpa lived there even in the turbulent 90's, he was not discriminated because he's Mopedi😏, try another angle.
What I find interesting is the selective outrage. For years, Africans have watched conflicts and humanitarian crises unfold across the continent. Thousands have died in eastern Congo as fighting involving M23 rebels and regional actors has continued. Nigeria has battled terrorism, banditry, kidnappings, and communal violence for years, with many innocent civilians losing their lives. Libya has struggled with instability and armed conflict since the fall of Gaddafi. Kenya has faced periodic political violence and security challenges, while Ghana and other African countries continue to grapple with crime, unemployment, and governance issues.
Yet when South Africans raise concerns about illegal immigration, crime, drug trafficking, border management, or law enforcement, some voices suddenly become the loudest critics. It often feels as though South Africa is expected to tolerate problems that other countries would address through their own laws and institutions.
Every country has the right and responsibility to enforce its laws, protect its citizens, secure its borders, fight crime, and maintain public order. Doing so should not automatically be labelled xenophobia. At the same time, enforcement must be lawful, fair, and respectful of human rights.