Nehemiah 4:14
And I looked, and arose and said to the nobles, to the leaders, and to the rest of the people, “Do not be afraid of them. Remember the Lord, great and awesome, and fight for your brethren, your sons, your daughters, your wives, and your houses.” #PSAF
We’re losing this country, and it’s not some theory on the radio. It’s happening here. People walk in from the other side of the border like the line is a suggestion. They stream through Beitbridge, Lebombo, the bush, the ports. Nobody counts them properly. Nobody sends them back. Then we act shocked when the clinic is full, the queue is longer, and the wage at the bottom gets cheaper. There’s nothing cute about it. Hardworking South Africans are falling through the floor — no work, no lights, no safe street — while the state still finds a speech about ubuntu and an open door. Citizens who paid tax, waited in Home Affairs, and played by the book get told they’re heartless for noticing. People who aren’t even on the list get the bed, the job, the grant argument, and the benefit of the doubt. Then the same politicians who can’t keep a hospital stocked call you xenophobic for asking who belongs first. Close the book on the fairy tale. This isn’t charity anymore. It’s a government that won’t hold a border, won’t police a street, and still wants applause for the lecture. That makes me angry.
This was the day that Advocate Kameel Premhid caused so much drama and disrespected Dr. Nolitha Vukuza, shouting and screaming at her. Chair Madlanga had to announce his apology later. This was so unbecoming of him, something we had never seen before happen at the Commission.
#MadlangaCommission
https://t.co/8LPY89C85S
Under apartheid our parents were becoming nurses, teachers and skilled professionals in their 20s. By 25, many were buying homes, raising families and building their futures.
Today, we have 30- and 40-year-olds struggling to find jobs, afford homes and survive on a R350 grant.
We were promised a better life. Instead, too many are still waiting for the “better tomorrow.”
The question is simple: What happened to the future we were promised? 🇿🇦
Thank you to those of our members who showed up at the Zimbabwean Embassy …I’m so sorry Bhekimpilo Mbedzi we showed up for you and the people of Zimbabwe but your people didnt ‼️‼️‼️
If Zimbabweans as a collective didn’t protest it means they are happy with their government, therefore they must go back and enjoy their government 🙏🏻 Illegal Zimbabweans must GO‼️No documents must be given to Zimbabweans they love Zimbabwe as it is and they must go there‼️ ZEPs must GO‼️South Africa is for South Africans…✊🏻✊🏻🇿🇦🇿🇦❤️
You know what @CyrilRamaphosa BRING BACK Dr Aaron Motsoaledi to the Home Affairs Department and take Leon Schreiber to the Department of Health‼️ I’m telling you by now Dr Motsoaledi would’ve come up with a solid plan to solve this immigration crisis … But we know our President doesn’t listen to anyone who doesn’t have money or has a business. But as the citizens we ask you Mr President to BRING BACK DR MOTSOALEDI ‼️‼️
Chidimma stole identity of a South African
- Benefited from SASSA for 18 years
- Got funded by NSFAS for 3 years
SA government spent Millions on a fraudulent Nigerian
She ran way to scam Nigeria and won Miss Nigeria now she’s back and we must entertain a criminal in court instead of locking her up!! 😩😩😩
The world has a problem: Nigeria! As we speak, Germany is set to deport 30 000 Nigerians who are in that country legally. You read that right: legally! Canada, a country that rarely deports migrants has just deported 376 Nigerians and another 750 or more to follow. Why must South Africa keep up with illegal Nigerians?
I’ve never seen Muslims marching for ANYTHING in my whole entire life‼️‼️ But now they are Marching because we want illegal immigrants gone and for South Africans to be prioritised in South Africa???😳😳😳
We have given politicians far too much power in South Africa.
They need to be reminded constantly that they are PUBLIC SERVANTS. They work for the people not the other way around. 🇿🇦
Now that the law is finally being enforced and undocumented migrants are being arrested, here's the relevant question: why were their children registered in our schools in the first place?