This is the young South African whose identity was stolen by Chidimma Adetshina's mother for the benefit of Chidimma.
To all South African supporters of Chidimma, this is your fellow South African that you are supposed to be supporting instead of supporting fraudster Chidimma
A Malawian illegal foreigner says that other Africans tell each other South Africa's laws are lax, which is why most of them come here, they get to do whatever they want. He says he's been caught at the border many times, yet he's still a free man. 😳😳😳
We honour you and your colleagues for standing up for our country.
Your unwavering commitment to the sovereignty of South Africa and its people is commendable.
Nobody is escorting these Buses Yooo these people are not going home, if not for this lady we wouldn't know, ask yourself how many illegals were dumped in other provinces or towns. I did say these ppl re just putting up a show they don't wanna go
A South African lady called Xingashe Asanda wrote this on her Facebook page
Here’s an interesting fact: I am in Korea on a work visa (Scarce skill worker and i can never be a waiter or teach any other subject except English), and my visa is valid for one year. Every year, I have to prove to Korean immigration that I am still medically fit, that I haven’t committed any crimes during that year, and that I am still employed in order for them to renew my visa. They will only renew my visa if I can prove that I am of good use to their country.
Furthermore, if during that year I decide to move from my apartment to a new one for any reason, I have 14 days to go back to immigration and inform them that I have changed my address. If I am even a day late and go on day 16, I will have to pay a fine, which can cost anything from R2,000 to R13,000.
As a South African, I am also not allowed to participate in any protests happening in the country. If there is a crowd of Korean people protesting for whatever reason, I, as Phindile, cannot be found in that crowd because I could be deported. Before I got my Korean ID, I wasn’t even able to own a korean cellphone number or even order anything online.
I am therefore in this country legally, and I make sure that I abide by their laws because I know that if I don’t, I will be sent back home with no negotiations. Does this mean Korea is xenophobic? No. This is a country making sure that its citizens and the country itself are protected. A country making sure that guests know their place!
Why are South Africans being made to feel bad for wanting the same thing?