Mbali

[Luu🇿🇦🇫🇷💕 @luu016_]

Anyways we will not be taking any criticism from countries that did not qualify🇿🇦🙏🏽

[Mbali @MizzTshitenge]

@kasiflavour10 🥺🥺S'funa ukuthenga

[Minister: International Relations and Cooperation @RonaldLamola]

A deeply disappointing interview, replete with misinformation.

First, the claim that two Nigerians have been killed during the current wave of attacks remains entirely unsubstantiated by available information.

No Nigerian National
has been killed during the current waves of attacks in South Africa.

Second, it is untrue that five Mozambicans were killed. While there is an active South African Police Service investigation into the deaths of two Mozambican nationals, deaths we deeply regret, we trust that this matter will be thoroughly investigated, resulting in clear accountability and justice.

We once again convey our sincere condolences to the government and people of Mozambique.

We have cooperated fully with your High Commission to facilitate the necessary repatriation process.

It is therefore deeply strange that we are hearing for the first time, through this interview, that 15 Ghanaians are currently hospitalised. We have no information of that nature whatsoever. In fact, to date, the High Commissioner has not shared any information with us, not even regarding the single individual he previously discussed in media interviews.

Regarding what you have referred to as a “nuclear default” against South African companies: this will not be triggered by the recent attacks. The truth is, mere months into the new Ghanaian administration, the operating conditions for a number of South African companies had already been made untenable. I was compelled to write to you, my dear brother, alerting you to these challenges.

Be advised: I am prepared to publish that letter if its existence is denied.

Third, we reiterate the findings of our Department of Home Affairs and the Border Management Authority concerning the 27 May flight of 300 individuals. Of these, 25 came from the our deportation facility, transported by the Immigration Inspectorate of the Department of Home Affairs.

The remaining 275 were brought by the Ghanaian High Commissioner. Following an intensive check-in process, the travellers proceeded to BMA Immigration, where approximately 90% were found to be undocumented.

Consequently, the Ghanaian Embassy was required to issue them Emergency Travel Certificates, single-page, one-way documents permitting a traveller to return only to their country of origin. Furthermore, most of these travellers were found to have overstayed their visas by more than 30 days, with some overstaying by a year or more.

Let there be no misunderstanding: we will vigorously defend any frivolous or baseless lawsuit emanating from Ghana against South Africa.

Our initial hope was simply to assist the Government of Ghana in repatriating its citizens in a humane and cordial manner. However, we will not continue to tolerate this public spectacles, characterised by incomplete information and outright misinformation devoid of any diplomatic decorum.

Make no mistake: the South African government remains committed to regional integration.

We are, and will remain, open to discussing the push and pull factors relating to migration at a bilateral level, the African Union or any multilateral forum but Let us be factual in our engagements and not pander to unnecessary public spacteclaces that are devoid of any diplomatic decorum.

Having been on both ends of violence and hostility directed at migrants, Ghana has invaluable lessons to impart. We are ready to learn from your wealth of experience in this regard, including how Ghana has managed social tension while protecting, exclusively for Ghanaians, the very sectors in which Ghanaians in South Africa thrive.

As we have stated on numerous occassions, violence directed at migrants is an affront to our constitutional order. Our democracy is founded on the principle that none shall suffer discrimination on the basis of race, nationality, religion, gender or sexuality. As we navigate this complex and fluid situation, we are determined to uphold this promise.

[Mbali @MizzTshitenge]

@DadaMorero How was it allowed to get to this in the first place 😳

[𝑳𝑶𝑵𝑮 𝑳𝒀𝑭 @LongLyf2]

Omphile is still missing. A simple repost can help bring Omphile home.

[🎀Strawberry Cheesecake🎀 @Radebe_merci]

She was just going to work… and never came back. 💔

Amanda Mofokeng (28) was last seen on 27 April 2026 in Malvern, Johannesburg, after requesting an e-hailing ride. She never reached her destination.

What happened between that ride and where she was supposed to be?

Someone knows something.

A driver.
A witness.

We need answers.

Please don’t scroll past this , share, repost, and speak up until she is found.

#FindAmandaMofokeng

[Michael de Villiers @Mikedotcoza]

Perhaps what most “analysts” are missing is that protesters have real grievances: the impact of illegal immigration on the state of cities and towns, competition for low-skilled jobs that were primarily accessible to locals, and pressure on shared resources like schools and clinics, which are becoming increasingly congested.

The reality is that the average person does not encounter European, German, or American migrants competing for these opportunities; they interact with people from neighbouring African countries who share the same spaces and economic struggles. That is why the focus appears the way it does.

Dismissing this entirely as “Afrophobia,” without engaging with the underlying issues, is disingenuous. When cables are stolen, drugs are found, or jobs are contested, communities respond based on what they see around them.

Protesters are naturally directing their frustration toward the groups they interact with daily.

If you have access into those other undocumented individuals beyond those encountered in these communities, then you have a responsibility to raise your grievances based on what they do there.

Reducing this entire conversation to “xenophobia” or “Afrophobia” shuts down the chance to engage with the real challenges being raised.

[Jackie Phamotse @JackiePhamotse]

We need to circulate his face until he comes back him! #BringMazwiBack

[🎀Strawberry Cheesecake🎀 @Radebe_merci]

Guys when you see any post about Mazwi please just retweet it , we need to make noise . We need to be heard #BringMazwiBack

[Mbali @MizzTshitenge]

@beyspope .

[Mbali @MizzTshitenge]

@PriscaMutema2 Best viewed from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 however best experienced from Zambia 🇿🇲. Zim side has better PR😅

[Mbali @MizzTshitenge]

@BraThabzaa Mara kumabuffet at weddings or social functions it’s ok? Ngiyabuza angilwi

[Mbali @MizzTshitenge]

@GugsM Hope they keep the local content and local manufacturing of the decoders. The only reason I’d kept my subscription because eqinisweni it wasn’t make sure really

[Mbali @MizzTshitenge]

@Khensi_20 Soleil Blanc Tom Ford

[Mbali @MizzTshitenge]

@meaganuntamed As a 1k cab I explain

[Mbali @MizzTshitenge]

@TiiNa_Rex Especially not with apartheid spacial planning!!

[Mbali @MizzTshitenge]

@Nduuh_Masondo Because there’s nothing funny about ukusineka 😂😂😂

[Mbali @MizzTshitenge]

@zanele_matome Both, if it’s raining and no solar power battery will deplete and you’ll still need power for the borehole pump😩😩 uniquely South African problems…your backup needs backup

[Mbali @MizzTshitenge]

@bluewmist Dermatologica face products

[Mbali @MizzTshitenge]

@ayielar Anything by Sue Nyathi(Zimbabwe) , Yaa Gyasi (American Ghanaian) also has some good reads