@pan_afrikan: Foreigners are always sent away towards elections in South Africa 🇿🇦, is it because they actually commit most of the crime or is it because of hidden political motives? THE PROOF IS ALWAYS IN THE PUDDING #sama28 #malawitiktok🇲🇼 #zimtiktokers🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼 #nigeriantiktok🇳🇬 #ethiopian_tik_tok🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹

snedchoville :

Zimbabwe this one we don't speak weak English and a bad accent

Mary J nice :

Jiggy_xxl :

Anthony John :

Sorry mama for the trauma you and your family face during this hard time it painful how the innocent suffer for the crimes they never committed we continue to pray God protect his people sorry mama

Angela ngwira :

eish this life no balance

Bertha Gondwe :

sorry mama ,

Johnathan :

eesh sorry mama very sorry eash

prudencemarikopo :

sorry

user4331244484421 Coleta Nkhat :

sorry mama

Evelyn Chiwara :

sorry my sister

user9404652443223 :

Sorry mami🙏

Mr Gee :

It’s sad 🥺

Nellie Crusoe :

sorry mama

Lindiwe Mthombeni :

😳💔

secret recipe kisasi :

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Money Maker :

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Verity :

Hi there, remember me alright let me chip in again... Now the Africans who have been treated badly those who's companies and shops have been looted all will present their evidence against the black South African governments. During that day the reality is the isolation and the sanctions are coming and alll this was done and only possible by the brain dead zulus... The Title is Black Apartheid inhuman crimes against humanity. Also write it down when it come the sad part is they have evidence to back it up.

Rob :

There is a guy call himself Oldman he needs attention please help him South African

The son of Kemet :

"THE LAND WAS NEVER THEIRS TO KEEP" Brothers and sisters — let us name what no one dares to name. Our land has not been returned. Not lost. Not forgotten. Not under negotiation. Taken. Held. Withheld. And every conversation that avoids this fact is not a conversation — it is a cowardice. They flood our ears with talk of jobs. Employment this, sector that, initiative here, programme there. Jobs that keep our hands busy and our mouths fed but our futures chained. Employment without land is not liberation — it is a monthly permission slip to survive on someone else's terms. Meanwhile the real question — the only question — sits untouched like a stone in the centre of every room: Whose land is this? That land is not merely territory. It is not a line on a colonial map drawn by men who never knelt on it. It is the foundation of everything we are. It is the fertile soil that fed our ancestors. The rivers that watered our crops. The forests that housed our elders. The minerals that built empires. The sacred ground that carries the bones of those who came before us and the weight of those who will come after. Our land is not property. It is memory. It is identity. It is life. And they wonder why our youth have no future? The answer is not in policy papers or government reports. The answer is beneath their feet — land they cannot touch, soil they cannot farm, ground they cannot build on because it was never returned. You cannot plant a future in someone else's soil. With our land restored we do not beg for employment — we create it. Traditional agriculture. Sustainable forestry. Ecotourism. Craft production. Enterprises rooted not in foreign models but in our own cultural knowledge, our own ancestral practices, our own relationship with the earth. With our land restored we do not import education — we revive it. Traditional knowledge systems passed from elder to youth. Skills that are culturally relevant and economically real. An education that does not train our children .