‘Should I stay or should I go?’ is the question running through the heads of many migrants who have made South Africa their home. Foreign nationals tell us they’ve been harassed in hospitals, their barricaded businesses looted, and their children denied schooling. The Nigerian, Mozambican and Kenyan governments among others have warned their citizens in South Africa. But many have already packed their bags.
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The irony of a Zuma blaming the countries problems on illigal immigration… Jacob is sitting at home laughing!!
It’s hurtful to watch Africans protesting against fellow Africans.
High level of illegal immigrants in SA…why? Our Border Control, getting money to let anyone in….fix our Border Control corruption!
Now people might understand Europe and other places receiving high amounts of immigration, apart from some cases, it's not xenophobic, it's the high disruotion of services, local culture(s) and more.
I do understand the underlying problems, but pressures only boils.
1. World has a overpopulation problem
2. World has a econômic overburden caused by overpopulation
3 No foreseeble solution in sight
4. World is overpopulated
Much love to ALL FOUNDATIONAL SOUTH AFRICANS —- we are fighting with you from America 🇺🇸
It will be helpfull if Ghana and AU expell South Africa frm AU the same way SAHEL was expelled. The governments must take its citizens back home. DRC neighbor is Morocco and Gabon yet no one is asking why DRC citizens come all the way to South Africa to ask for assylum.
Better be safe than sorry
Sadly, Its the fault of the government, They "allowed" Home affairs to be corrupt and did nothing when their staff were caught doing fraud.
We had one of the best Home Affairs system in Africa and perhaps the world, The ANC destroyed every part of government policy.
We have 50% of our youth without jobs, the government is to blamed. Stop blaming March and March and Jacintha. Fix the root cause of the problem not the symptom.
Since when you know about South Africa you never cares about us
Guinea-Bissau has no prime minister. The one I'm charge is a criminal. He comes to power by força (coup)
@dwnews, if Germany believes it should provide greater support for asylum seekers from Nigeria and Ghana, then perhaps it should take a leading role by accepting and resettling more of them. That would demonstrate Germany's commitment to addressing the challenges faced by those seeking asylum, rather than expecting other countries to bear the responsibility alone.
No one talks of foreign shop owners forming cartel’s kidnapping and intimidating South Africans to keep us out of markets
We south Africans are like children without parents we have to fend for our selves while our leaders are enjoying our suffering 😂
And yes this is xenophobic racism at the highest level the South African government should put a ban on march and march disorganization is racist xenophobic I have no authority to human rights at all
Nigerian law makers are not emnotional about the poverty, terrorism, kidnappings, murders in their country that drives all Nigerians to escape Nigeria, they are emotional about South Africa? Are they entitled to have most of their people accommodated forcefully by other countries?? RIDICULOUS! NO SHAME!
We didn't say they must be poor
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