@soundmoney_coach: South Africans across many communities are raising concerns about illegal immigration, pressure on public services, unemployment, crime, and border security. Citizens are calling for stronger leadership, enforcement of the rule of law, and urgent government intervention before social tensions escalate further. Disclaimer This content is for public commentary, educational, and informational purposes only. The discussion does not promote hatred, violence, or discrimination against any nationality or group of people. Immigration issues should always be addressed lawfully, constitutionally, and with respect for human rights. #SouthAfrica #IllegalImmigration #BorderSecurity #SAPolitics #SouthAfricanVoices

Mohammed Mayet416 :

1 reason of all of this,,,, the plan was to make South Africa,,, A FAILED STATE. Once that is in place, WESTERN INDUSTRY, comes in and saves the day,,,, with SLAVE LABOR. Also,,,, ECONOMIC APARTHEID,,, is fully established.

April 🫪 :

cadenceCT :

You should have added that this can quickly affect the countries currency at least im buying these cheap cryptos ...inflation thats coming but keh im speculating

Babmarley645 :

This has been looming since 2008! I started grade 1 in 2008, I am busy with my third degree. That's how long they've been ignoring SA natives

dimple :

our government does not care

user9793973534253 :

And the situation is festering. This could turn ugly if not addressed properly

Mato :

it's concerning how quiet the president of the country is about this burning issue

dumisanijames :

Why would Ramaphosa speak out and risk losing his many mining business interests from other African countries

Sovereign :

Hau… Cape Town ? 😳

TsweerieN :

If destabilising forces want, they can take advantage of the frustration of South Africans. The government needs to step in and find an acceptable solution, not just bulldoze over frustrating South Africans.

msquared :

Sa government ignored this problem for too long.

The G :

They talk too much about crime statistics that don't have any big impact on people's lives in their houses and on the streets.

user630625056081 :

I think the government is lessening

ambassador yabelungu :

what do you think will happen ???

Cash Kontant :

Malema once warned about unled revolution, government s silence is recipe for disaster

danny donah :

south Africa investing in other Africans countries because they don't have enough people in south Africa and at the same time mining in other African countries

Caveman :

Our leadership is not listening, they are very detached, I doubt they will ever connect to South Africans cause the money that fills their pockets is not from South Africa. How else do we explain dollars in farms?. They have long traded South Africa for the White monopoly. The moment a leader is praised by media and international community, know that leader has sold you out.

Mzo 🇿🇦 :

Politicians and business leaders in the continent seem to have a pact on mineral rights and other business opportunities. They are all for low key forced migration while as elites they exploit vacant land and resources underneath for themselves and their associates. It’s the rise of the African oligarchs. South African leaders are in on it hence there’s no leadership on the illegal immigrants quagmire.

LuyoloTheGreat :

the south African government is off course staying out of this immigration issue because they are benefiting from cheap labour

Baby O :

The politicians are on podiums insulting South African Citizens😏

user6267529098157 :

They are busy looting our taxes doesn't care about our frustrations as citizens at all and they can see they not gonna win the next elections so they must steal fast

innocentmkhize901 :

We pay taxes but there's no money to help developing businesses. The money is spent on services that benefits peoples which is having their governments who are pushing 🫸their responsibility to South Africa

siphosandlah :

You right, they busy found dancing in foreign states