Nathi MCFC Not yet Uhuru

Auti esharp. A firm believer in land expropriation without compensation(it's proceeds of crime). Pan Africanist and former clever black. White's are not African

[Nathi MCFC Not yet Uhuru @Typhoon_G]

The @MYANC has no option but to work with Black progressive forces. South Africa is long overdue for a reset and just simply the putting of settlers in their place. White people who live here must understand that it is a grace and a privilege to be here akukona kubo.

[Nathi MCFC Not yet Uhuru @Typhoon_G]

Her success is interlinked with South African infrastructure, so what's your point?

[𝕭𝖑𝖆𝖈𝖐 𝕮𝖍𝖏𝖑𝖉🕊 @NdimloUnathi]

A Zimbabwean created jobs for South Africans. ♥️ 🇿🇼

[Nathi MCFC Not yet Uhuru @Typhoon_G]

If African leaders were really Påñ African. They would do things like a Universal minimum wage for the entire continent. Ensure same labor practices on the continent. They had so much time to do this.

[Nathi MCFC Not yet Uhuru @Typhoon_G]

We can protest anywhere we please

[The Instigator @Am_Blujay]

Yusuf Milanzi a Malawian national at Sherwood Hall awaiting repatriation say they are being followed by demonstrators, questioning why protests are taking place outside the temporary shelter..

By ZikhonaTshona.

📹Newzroom405

[Nathi MCFC Not yet Uhuru @Typhoon_G]

Which goes to show that illegal immigrants are working and we are told to accept and shut up?

[Newzroom Afrika @Newzroom405]

SANTACO is urging the government to step in and ensure protests against undocumented foreign nationals do not spiral into violence. Spokesperson Rebecca Phala says the ongoing demonstrations are raising concerns about their impact on businesses and daily operations.

Watch: https://t.co/Qxh4JiBg1G

#Newzroom405

[Nathi MCFC Not yet Uhuru @Typhoon_G]

The Govt has not dealt with this decisively from the first instance, so why should we stop putting pressure? After this we will come to the unemployment issue. Yall act like strikes for unemployment helped decrease it.

[Nolubabalo Mcinga @NP_Mcinga]

If removing migrants was the solution, South Africa’s problems would have been solved after the xenophobic attacks of 1998, 2008, 2015, and 2019.

Yet unemployment remained. Poverty remained. Crime remained. Corruption remained. Inequality remained. The evidence tells us that the real solutions lie in governance, economic growth, education, parenting, and accountability.

What I find interesting is that anti-immigrant sentiment often rises around election periods. 🤔

We have seen it before local government elections, before national elections, and during times of political contestation. Is this merely a coincidence, or are ordinary South Africans being encouraged to focus on one another while deeper challenges remain unresolved?

Across the world, when fear and division dominate public discourse, right-wing movements often gain momentum. 🤔

As Africans, we must be wise enough to ask who benefits when poor people are turned against other poor people.

Our history teaches us to be vigilant. The story of Nongqawuse reminds us of the dangers of following narratives without questioning who benefits from them.

Some historians have long debated the influences surrounding that tragic episode. Today, I ask whether we are once again being persuaded to believe that removing one group of people will magically solve complex national problems.

I suspect history may be repeating itself in a different form. Instead of cattle being destroyed, communities are being divided. Instead of questioning power, we are questioning one another. Instead of building, we are breaking.

South Africa’s future will not be secured by xenophobia. It will be secured by jobs, education, strong families, accountable leadership, economic growth, and a renewed commitment to the Rainbow Nation. - Nolubabalo Mcinga

[Nathi MCFC Not yet Uhuru @Typhoon_G]

We are already living in an expensive forced integration. Tell the failed leaders of our neighbors to ship up and put people first. Tell them build schools and hospitals. It's our teachers that teach 70 kids to 1 educate per class.

[NEWS LION @NewsLionSA]

South Africa is about to learn an expensive lesson for its anti-immigration attitude, according to Pan-African scholar P.L.O. Lumumba. He predicts growing tensions will have serious economic consequences, particularly for the country's tourism, higher education and international reputation. Lumumba reckons hostility towards fellow Africans is not only morally wrong but also economically self-destructive. He warns that if Africans increasingly feel unwelcome in South Africa, they will simply take their tourism spending, university enrolments and business investments elsewhere.

#Lumumba #Politics #SApolitics #migrants #tourism #PanAfricanism #AfricaWakeUp #AfricaRise #Travel #Immigration

[Nathi MCFC Not yet Uhuru @Typhoon_G]

The same Govt who sell identities and take bribes from immigrants and extort them at every turn? The same one that decided black areas are refugee camps? The same one that teared down border fences? Mxm.

[The Instigator @Am_Blujay]

President Cyril Ramaphosa says the 30 June deadline set by anti-immigrant groups is unnecessary, stressing that dealing with illegal immigration is the responsibility of government and not citizens.

He added that South Africa’s challenges cannot simply be blamed on foreign nationals.

#YouthDay #SouthAfrica

[iScathulo SePhara 👞 @ISephara]

There are 10 000 Malawians stranded in Sherwood, Durban

Naledi Chirwa, a Malawian has ignored the cries of her fellow Malawian people

Chirwa earns over R1.2million a year but fails to donate food, clothes, blankets, or even water to her stranded Malawian fellows 💔

Heartless!

[Nathi MCFC Not yet Uhuru @Typhoon_G]

Yall also tried a National Shutdown once and got blue ticked.

[FighterGiveUsASignal @athenkosi591]

🔴WTF
The death of March and March is near, Today march and March tried to March in the Western Cape and it was a disaster to say he least, South Africans were focusing on important things ,😭😭

[Nathi MCFC Not yet Uhuru @Typhoon_G]

Udakiwe lo baba. We are all seeing the repatriations and to this point no country has taken back 100% legal immigrants. It's all been 10% legal 90%illegal. The Malawian are worse. We live in these communities they integrate in. Who are you saying are mislead?

[eNCA @eNCA]

[VIEWER QUESTION] What do you make of President Cyril Ramaphosa saying South Africans are being misled about migrants? Send us your thoughts. Tune in to #eNCA on #DStv403.

[JΛКΞ SHΛШ @Jake_Shaw2]

So illegal immigrants only become an inconvenience when they show up in our suburbs?
What I hate about my own kind is how we pretend not to care about the very real grievances black communities have been dealing with for years, until it finally hits our

[🇿🇦Make Azania Great Again 🇿🇦 @my_azania]

BREAKING: Malawians are on strike. They are now protesting and allegedly attacking ordinary South Africans that are minding their own business. I told you that their televised departure was just a huge publicity stunt.

[Nathi MCFC Not yet Uhuru @Typhoon_G]

Children inherit the legal status of parents in the Immigration Act. 2 South African taxes find SA school which automatically means SAn children must benefit first then grace can be extended after. You can shout all you like about innocence. It's starts with the parents

[MDN NEWS @MDNnewss]

Julius Malema has slammed calls by anti-immigration groups to remove foreign nationals' children from South African schools and deny them healthcare, arguing that children have committed no crime and should not be punished for the actions of adults.

#June16 #YouthDay

[Nathi MCFC Not yet Uhuru @Typhoon_G]

This is a sentiment and currently not law. Secondly Africans existed as single tribes and worked together when necessary. This forced integration is unnatural even to us. Excuse us for rejecting a lie.

[Busisiwe Dhlamini 🇿🇦 @busisiwe_MD]

South Africans stop insulting me under this post. Nina you don’t want to face the truth. And again nothing will change ngisho banga hamba bonke. This will remain the same.

[Dr. Adv. Lower Working Class MomDad - a Guluvakazi @Lephutshe]

The current discourse around ‘xenophobia’ in South Africa and the latest haterade brewed around us at the 2026 Fifa World Cup has had a positive effect - all Blacks are unpacking the system.

I love this lady’s unpacking of various topics.

[Khoisan_Dudu🇿🇦🍉🇨🇩✊🏽 @SothoDudu]

So now you understand the feeling of being expected to suddenly come up with money for something you never planned or budgeted for. You can't even raise a once off fund to assist with the repatriation of your own citizens, yet South Africans are expected to somehow find the resources year after year to accommodate the costs associated with large numbers of illegal aliens. Then, when taxpayers question the strain on public services and finances, they're branded xenophobic. Financial realities suddenly become important when the bill lands on your doorstep, but when South Africans raise the same concerns, they're told to stop complaining and carry on paying.

[Sihle Mavuso @ZANewsFlash]

NEWS: Two South African nationals believed to be working for the Border Management Authority (BMA) have been detained in Swaziland for alleged corruption.

According to information from the Times of Eswatini, sources within the Crown (Swazi courts) and immigration, the two were arrested with two officials from the Ministry of Home Affairs in Eswatini.

They allegedly accepted a bribe from a Zimbabwean national identified as Bhumure Tuarai to get his passport stamped at the busy Oshoek border gate between SA-Swazilandlegitimise his stay in South Africa.

The purported BMA officials allegedly crossed to Swaziland to get their accomplices to stamp the passport and come back to South Africa. And they were caught with a R100 inside the passport.

It has been alleged that Zimbabweans living in Mpumalanga province find it difficult to go to Beitbridge to get their passport stamped and since then they have been using the Oshoek Border gate to commit the fraud - KZN Tonight Podcast

📸 Times of Eswatini

***There is no official comment from the BMA yet.

[Nathi MCFC Not yet Uhuru @Typhoon_G]

She was not called here by the President. As an adult she should've known the consequences of all her actions. Anisyeke bakwethu

[Ms SthembiD❤💰📖 @SthembiD]

Watching the news and the dehumanization of Malawians is appalling.
A woman freshening up in public like that??

@CyrilRamaphosa @UNHumanRights @MalawiGovt

DO SOMETHING!!
There are women and children there and its winter!!!!

@CyrilRamaphosa is this your legacy sir???

[Nathi MCFC Not yet Uhuru @Typhoon_G]

The informal economy has always been a resistance economy. Many liberation movements were and are funded through it but those who know better will tell you it's crumbs. Our fight to take control of the economy requires a focused approach to spazas.