I’m seeing a lot of bot accounts have switched over full time from talking about migrants in SA to talking about Muslims. The scripts being so American just show how inorganic this is
While we are at each other's throats, White colonial settlers are regrouping and consolidating their international alliances. For as long as I live, I won't stop warning about the dangers of another genocidal terrorist colonial settler state being established in SA!
🤣The ANC, the DA and all these useless politicians are scared to address these ones. The real people committing treason. The crime is governed by the common law and the Criminal Law Act of 1953. But no Jacinta is the problem. South Africans fighting against crime, illegal immigration, unemployment are the vigilante gangs in our country. They are the ones destabilising our economy.
The average South Africans are waking up at 4am to catch public transport and are living on cheap energy drinks. I honestly hate the narrative that black South Africans don’t take their jobs serious when they are underpaid to being with vs their white counterparts
Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi: "This is factually incorrect. The Ghanian national who was fatally wounded was attacked at his place of work on Monday (not on protest day), in an incident that the police believe to be extortion related. It is concerning that Ghanian authorities continue to communicate false information about South Africa regarding developments on migration. No fatalities have been recorded during the day of the protests. The spread of false information to perpetuate the false narrative that South Africa is xenophobic is unacceptable"
Good news for South Africans. 🇿🇦
You do not need to own a motorcycle to qualify for a scooter delivery job.
RTT has partnered with Honda Motorcycles to offer a 3-year rent-to-own programme at a cost of just R350 per week.
The next step is for South Africans to acquire their motorcycle licences so they can take advantage of these employment opportunities. 🇿🇦🏍️✊🏽
Today we observe a landmark ruling for property in Cape Town.
The Tafelberg land had been sold to a private school for R135 million.
Citizens took to Court to reverse the sale because the property hadn’t been put forward for affordable housing by the City.
Sale is now void
Being a native South African is not easy man. It’s literally a constant fight for survival. Everyone wants a piece of South Africa while simultaneously pretending that this country is a shithole and the natives are terrible people.
I can never take the topic of digital nomads seriously because you guys aren't doing anything about it, you can tweet all day but don't wanna protest.
And expecting people from townships to feel threatened by Europeans buying houses in suburbs is incredibly stupid.
Hi, are you going to update this with the police report that the owner of this vehicle and two others (now in custody) fired shots at passing protesters, injuring two people (including 17y/o) or does that not fit your agenda?
You say that migrants are about 4% of the population, but is that just those who are in the country legally? If so, then 4% is inaccurate. If you ARE including illegals, then this statistic has been made up. How can you have statistics on people who are literally undocumented?
The newly-elected President of Malawi took a private jet to South Africa and stayed in luxury for two weeks.
Not once did he bother to speak to Malawians once.
This is the failed African leadership that’s failing all of us in the region.
These two so called academics don’t live with illegal migrants in their communities. They’ve probably never even been to townships or informal settlements, yet they have a lot to say about the lived experiences of poor people and Wits is allowing this to happen.
The issue is not whether economic hardship exists, but whether people are allowed to raise concerns based on what they experience in their own communities.
Academic research has value, but it often sits far removed from the realities in many townships and informal settlements where service pressure, overcrowding, informal competition for resources and weak enforcement are daily lived realities.
Calling every concern “scapegoating” shuts down discussion instead of engaging it. People are not only reacting to theory, they are reacting to what they see and deal with on the ground.
Evidence based policy is important, but so is listening to lived experience without dismissing it as ignorance.
Dear Home Affairs employees, do you see what you’ve done? All for a bribe. The country is burning because of corruption, and your actions have played a part in it.