Hon. Jean‑Marie Formadi has sparked debate after asking South Africans to reflect on the real impact of xenophobia. Her message urges citizens to embrace African unity and economic collaboration, reminding the continent that progress depends on cooperation, not division. As migration and labor tensions rise, her words echo a timeless truth: Africa thrives when Africans stand together.
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We are south africans in south africa.. you are ghanias nigerians somalians sudanese and so on.. we want all of you to be our friends and and family we really do but some of you come to our country to mess it up… yes some are good and some are bad now lets look at te good.. you come here legally so and look for work nd a bettwr life yes thats good.. bad..??? Lets look at it.. RAPE, MURDER, DRUGS, HUMAN TRAFFICKING,FRAUD, FAKE ID'S, SELL NO GOOD FOOD TO EAT.. WATER FROM TOILET POTS.. ABUSE OUR WOMAN AND CHILDREN.. EXPIRED FOOD PRODUCTS FAKE LAYS.. FAKE SIMBA FAKE JUICE FAKE EVERYTHING… no mam we need our country to be a better place sort your self out and come again for good rwasons no one in SOUTH AFRICA HATES AFRICANS.. WE LOVE OUR CONTINANT AND ITS PEOPLE EVERYONE WE WERE FIGHTING APARTHEID BACK THAN… WE KNOW THE STRUGGLE OUR PEOPLE WENT TO EXILE FOR GOOD REASONS NOT MURDERS RAPE AND DRUGS… SO PLEASE RESPECT OUR COUNTRY WE DO LOVE YOU GUYS ALL OF YPU BUT QE NEED OUR COUNTRY BACK❤
We will walk…mlet them stay in their own countries..n we wont come there
African in your country. Where were you before 1994.Not a single of you in SA.We managed then and we will manage now.Its none of your business