A police officer from Centane Police Station in the Eastern Cape is being praised by community members for her professionalism, kindness, and excellent service.
Residents say she treats everyone with respect, serves with a smile, and goes the extra mile to help. They say officers who do good work deserve recognition too. 🇿🇦👮♀️
I received a call from MadziBaba VeShanduko. He is facing serious financial difficulties and is struggling to pay his children’s school fees and provide for their basic upkeep.
His home was burnt down, and he spent eight months in prison for a political crime he did not commit before later being acquitted by the courts.
We have set up a GoFundMe campaign to help him rebuild his life and support his family during this difficult period.
Please donate whatever you can and help spread the word.
RETWEET.
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South Africans are xenophobic. They must not pretend to not be.
Cancel their economic interests. The continent must start imposing a sanctions regime on that apartheid and xenophobic country
❝There are two kinds of leaders: those prepared to sacrifice themselves for their people, and those prepared to sacrifice their people for themselves.❞ ~ Mzilikazi wa Afrika #WakeUpEverybody✊🏿
South Africa should never be allowed to host any significant international event from sports to business to politics since they dont want foreign nationals in their country.
South Africa’s March on March movement is led by people who think GDP is cash that can be shared amongst them so they can sit at home and not work. That’s how daft the leaders are; just imagine those who follow them. Their case is both tragic and pitiable. We shouldn’t be angry at these people, we should pity them.
People often discuss what South Africa gives to the region, but rarely what the region gives back. South Africa exports over R260 billion worth of goods annually to Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Zambia and Malawi alone. Add informal trade through buses, taxis, cross-border traders and diaspora networks, and the real figure could easily exceed R400 billion. South African factories, retailers and logistics companies are not just serving a domestic market of 60 million people they are serving a regional market of well over 200 million. The economic relationship is far more symbiotic than many realise.
IMMIGRANT CHILDREN
A child that seeks education must be supported by all of us, a child that seeks immunisation against measles or polio must be given the necessary support we are not a cruel people.
Commissars, fighters, ground forces, fellow South Africans, Africans, and diaspora, Good morning. We must never compromise our revolutionary ideas for political expediency. True feelings of love must drive us and therefore say to the person next to you that revolutionary good morning.
Please give those African children a big hug to remind them that we love them and there's still hope because the @EFFSouthAfrica, a home of the hopeless, is still in existence. We shall overcome, SALUTE!✊🏿
#ZimbabweansRelocatingFromSouthAfrica
I know there are thousands of Zimbabweans who doesn’t have papers in South Africa who are being affected by the tightening immigration policies in South Africa especially due to the following
- People will no longer be able to extend their days past 90 days per year.
- The proposed 10 000 labour inspectors who will be going to companies to check on immigration statutes of foreign workers among other things.
- The ongoing immigration raids inland, a lot of people are being arrested and being deported.
- A lot of housing estates have been preventing undocumented people from entering their premises and this affects their earning potentials as a lot of these migrants are self employed as builders, plumbers, painters, gardeners, domestic workers etc
- There has been warnings by police to landlords against providing accommodation to illegal migrants.
A lot of people will be going back home, there is need for assistance from the Zimbabwean authorities. A lot of these people have their vehicles older than 10 years and their old furniture they are currently using in South Africa. They can’t utilise the returning resident provision because they were not legal in South Africa and a lot of them have not registered for tax purposes.
It is my humble suggestion that the government of Zimbabwe allow these citizens to bring in their assets as this will help them to resettle back into the Zimbabwean society. If they are forced to leave their assets in South Africa it will cause a lot of poverty among the returnees.
@nickmangwana@Jamwanda2
@daddyhope@NathiSndebele Zimbabwe’s tribal tensions aren’t accidental they’re structural. Ordinary people perpetuate them through cycles of inferiority and supremacy. The modern state wasn’t built for real diversity, just a power transfer within the same colonial framework from white rule to shona rule.