Thobza

[uPresident Wamaqiniso @mshikaslindile]

Awu kanjan manje?😱😱😱😱🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔So they can do it and RSA cant? .ay bandla

[auti’ esharp @_uPrince]

Please send your submissions guys 🙏🏾

Here is a draft:

Please submit your emails 🙏🏾

Here is a draft:

Subject: FORMAL OBJECTION TO THE EMPLOYMENT SERVICES AMENDMENT BILL

Check next tweet….

[T. @__T_touch]

Parliament wants to amend the Employment Act to let refugees work in government jobs while millions of South Africans are unemployed. They care more about foreigners than us. South Africa wake up!

[Thobza @thobza47]

Bukani amanyala @ChrisExcel102 @destinyzee @tumisole @ZungulaVuyo @SAPoliceService

[Mpho @RamaphiriMpho]

INCASE YOU MISSED IT ya no

[Thobza @thobza47]

@thapelomothiba @SneKhumaloSA @Knick_RSA Wording or laws that she might not understand like me. Kodwa she is concern about history of asylum seeker who is a male leaving his family behind to come here. So wena uthini?

[Thobza @thobza47]

@Thabzrespawn @SneKhumaloSA That was against papa that's why she deleted 😂😂😂

[Mike_MMA🥋🥊 @MikeFuture2027]

Frame 1:
Magolide who said he wants to stop a stadium match.
Handcuffed

Frame 2:
An illegal foreigners who said he wants to kill Jacinta Ngobese
No handcuffs

[Evaluator. @_AfricanSoil]

𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗮 𝗽𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗳𝘂𝗹 𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆. She was part of the protests today. If anyone can assist this sister; please do or provide her details so we can share her story here.

This is what happens in a country with a dysfunctional justice system and corrupt law enforcement. Citizens are everywhere walking with open wounds, failed by the justice system. Hope she heals one day! 🙏🏼 🤍

[Manikivana @Manikipi]

Fulgence Kayishema, a Rwandan national who killed 2000 people in Rwanda fled to SA & claimed refugee status until arrested in CPT. See how nice he was after enjoying SA freebies.
Almost 95% of so-called refugees in SA are hard core criminals

[CertifiedEcoTourismDoyenne @ms_tourist]

This invasion was well planned.

[Olerato🦁 ™️ @Olerato007]

We’re seriously being disrespected as a country. This has got to stop 🛑

[Loki 🤡🤡 @MnfanOmnyama]

@RamaphiriMpho Runs in the familia the one that doesn’t bath is more extreme about it,

[Mpho @RamaphiriMpho]

So you deleted the tweet because we said lead the march? It’s time for the mimosa bantu to shine and lead the march to Cape Town

[member of Hamas🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦 @kwets11]

You people forget so quickly, just 2 years ago we had a full blown illegal military camp operated by Libyans in Mpumalanga, now you’re trying to gaslight us when we speak about military aged men.

[THULI♤ @THULIIIIIIIIII]

After this Motswaledi was removed

[Vuyo Zungula MP 🇿🇦 @ZungulaVuyo]

A murderer who left Japan for SA, overstayed his visa. Home Affairs couldn’t pick this up for 17 years.

Home Affairs cannot even locate where the “asylum seekers” are in the country. They get their permits and get released into the communities, and Home Affairs relies on the goodwill of the applicants should there be any issue on their status.

[Mpho @RamaphiriMpho]

Copy and paste :REJECT THIS BILL

Citizen Submission: Employment Services Amendment Bill [B16-2026]
Submission details
To
Portfolio Committee on Employment and Labour, attention Mr Zolani Sakasa
Email
[email protected]
Deadline
Friday, 6 November 2026, 16:00
From
[Full name], South African citizen
Town or area
[Where you live]
Contact
[Phone] · [Email]
Oral presentation
I wish to make an oral presentation at the public hearings. [Yes / No]
Summary of position
I support the Bill’s aim of putting South African work seekers first, and its framework of quotas, labour-market testing and fines. I object to Clause 1(d), which amends the definition of “foreign national” in section 1 to exclude refugees and asylum seekers.
That change would take refugees and asylum seekers outside the whole of the new Chapter 3A. Employers would not need to check whether a South African is available before hiring them, prepare a skills transfer plan, or count them against a quota. For South Africans looking for work, this would weaken the very protections the Bill is meant to create.
I ask the Committee to:
1keep the current definition of “foreign national”;
2write into the Act a clear rule that South African citizens are considered first for employment; and
3retain and enforce the Bill’s protections for local work seekers.
Who I am
I am a South African citizen who has been both employed and unemployed. I make this submission in my personal capacity, as an ordinary work seeker, and not on behalf of any business or organisation. I know first-hand what it means to look for work in this country, and what a single income means to a household.
My experience of employment and unemployment
Periods without work. [Optional - How long you were unemployed, and how many times. What kind of work you were looking for, and your qualifications or experience at the time.]
Looking for work. [Optional - How you searched: job boards, labour centres, the Department’s ESSA system, walking in to businesses, word of mouth. Roughly how many applications you made, and how many led to interviews.]
What it cost my household. [Optional - Who depends on your income. What your family went without, and how you got by: grants, family support, piece jobs, debt.]
Getting work. [Optional - How you found work in the end. What the job is or was, and what changed for your household once you were earning.]
What I saw first-hand. [MOST IMPORTANT SECTION. Anything you experienced yourself, for example a vacancy you were qualified for that was filled without being advertised locally, or being told no suitable South Africans had applied. Only include what you saw or experienced directly.]
What I learned. [Optional. For example, training or a learnership that helped you get work, which shows that skills gaps can be closed locally.]
My experience is not unusual. Many people in my community are in the same position. A job is often the only income in a household, and every vacancy matters.
Objection to Clause 1(d)
1. It works against the Bill’s own purpose. Section 2(1)(h)(iii), as amended, says foreign employment must promote work opportunities for and training of South African citizens and permanent residents. Exempting a large group of non-citizens from the labour-market test and from quotas weakens that protection at a time of very high unemployment.
2. It weakens the quota test. Proposed section 12B(7)(c) requires the Minister to consider the availability of skills “among South Africans, refugees and asylum seekers” when setting a quota. A quota could therefore be set higher because skills exist among refugees and asylum seekers, even where South Africans with those skills are still looking for work.
3. Asylum seekers have no determined status. An asylum seeker is someone whose application has not yet been decided. Applications can remain pending for long periods, and not all are approved. Giving undecided applicants the same hiring status as citizens is premature

[Jakes_plyth @JakesPlyth]

I’m back as promised.

Citizens, the Employment Services amendment bill is VERY WEAK!

NEW LOOPHOLES CREATED:
Foreign nationals goes undefined & asylum seekers will enjoy citizen rights for jobs. Minister has more powers.

Download, fill & submit to Parly: https://t.co/MF9B8WswZm

[Thobza @thobza47]

Demand Urgent Reform of South Africa’s Asylum and Immigration System - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/ui9CMd38nU

[Madumetsa- TeffuJoy @MadumetsaTeffu]

He must be found this ANC liability. @MYANC @MbalulaFikile