@mbano_realist: The plan is to make sure souty create enemety with other African countries who will come for their help when the West tries to strike them second time. That’s why they now using those touts like Ngizwe, Phakel and Jacinta to cause chaos all in the name of PROTEST. #viral #southafricatiktok🇿🇦 #southafricatiktok #southafricantiktok🇿🇦 #nigeriatiktok🇳🇬

Flexy Gh :

shaungee :

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your using my name broo

tonyhairstudio :

stop saying people are lazy pls it affects us living here

mlazi :

My brother, I hope you are well. I understand your point of view, and I respect your concerns. However, I believe it is unfair to describe all South Africans as xenophobic. Every country in the world has immigration laws and expects people to have the correct documents to live, work, or do business there. If someone wants to enter countries such as the United States, Italy, Mozambique, Kenya, or South Africa, they are required to follow the legal processes and have valid documentation. The concern that many South Africans are raising is not about nationality, race, or where a person comes from. Their concern is about undocumented immigration and the pressure it places on public services, jobs, housing, and law enforcement. If a person has the proper documents, visa, permit, or legal status, they have every right to be treated with dignity and respect. If documents have expired, the solution is to follow the law, renew them, or return home and reapply through the correct channels, just as people are expected to do in many other countries around the world. South Africa is a diverse nation made up of many cultures, languages, and communities, including people with family ties across neighboring countries. We should not confuse the debate about immigration laws with hatred of foreigners. Racism and discrimination exist in many parts of the world, but it is important not to assume that everyone who supports legal immigration controls is motivated by hatred. Most people simply want laws to be applied fairly and equally to everyone. Instead of accusing one another, we should encourage respectful dialogue, understanding, and lawful solutions that protect both citizens and legal migrants. We can disagree on policy, but we should do so peacefully and with mutual respect.This version is more formal, respectful, and easier for others to understand.

FULANI PRINCE 👑(M.B) :

Pray for what

لقمان الحكيم857 :

Moro :

no