iDangabane @dimbaes

If he wasn't shot at a critical part, eg head or chest, his connection probably shot him just to avoid appearing at #MadlangaCommission

Yusuf Abramjee @Abramjee

2 weeks ago

BREAKING NEWS: Major-General Feroz Khan has been shot in Third Avenue, Houghton, JHB. He has been rushed to hospital in a critical condition. @pule_jones @eNCA

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Let's leave the Malawian out and talk about the corporate executives that rake in millions per annum, while underpaying workers - black and white. Dont change the subject.

сняis сндмеLеои @chrischameleon

2 weeks ago

@dimbaes ten years ago i employed a malawian. superb individual, exceptional work ethic. paid him well above minimum wage, though not quite northern suburban white guilt amounts. he sent money home. so there’s the proof, my word is the proof. (he was murdered by south africans)

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@dimbaes one needs to find explanations for how immigrants can survive on unregulated wages and without support of grants, yet still send money home to their relatives

Workers, black and white shouldn't be held to ransom by threats of de-industrialization or outsourcing. Is it justified, for example, to pay a worker R90 000p.a. while the executives take R50 million p.a. Greed of SOME executives and politicians in government is a problem.

Andre @andre_venter

2 weeks ago

@dimbaes I see what you're saying, I'd suggest balancing that view with the de-industrialisation of the country, the increasing outsource services in countries outside ZA (Indicating that costs here are not competitive). A one sided view like "Bad corporates are greedy" needs balance.

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@dimbaes I see what you're saying, I'd suggest balancing that view with the de-industrialisation of the country, the increasing outsource services in countries outside ZA (Indicating that costs here are not competitive). A one sided view like "Bad corporates are greedy" needs balance.

There is no proof that those who survive on slave wages do send money home. They have no money to go to home right now. Company executives and politicians in government pay themselves millions while underpaying those who actually do the work. Greed and rot are at the top.

сняis сндмеLеои @chrischameleon

2 weeks ago

@dimbaes one needs to find explanations for how immigrants can survive on unregulated wages and without support of grants, yet still send money home to their relatives

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Personally, I refuse to be misled into believing that employers hire illegal immigrants out of compassion or because South Africans are lazy. My view is that their actions are driven by economic opportunism and racial prejudice, producing conditions that resemble modern‑day slavery. By exploiting cheap labour, they deliberately evade compliance with stringent labour laws, and the workers subjected to this exploitation are consistently drawn from a particular racial group. For me, this is not simply about immigration; it is about class exploitation. Illegal immigrants in South Africa are deliberately positioned as a hyper‑exploitable labour force, denied rights and protections, while the bourgeoisie and petit‑bourgeoisie profit from their precarity. Some of the economic sectors benefit from this exploitation, and those who profit will be the loudest in directly or indirectly tarnishing or even attempting to character assassinate anyone who protests against illegal immigration. Arguably, illegal immigration sustains entrenched inequality, racialised vulnerability, and capital accumulation at the expense of lawful labour and social cohesion. The fight against illegal immigration is inseparable from the fight against systemic racism and economic opportunism. To resist illegal immigration is to resist the bourgeoisie and petit‑bourgeoisie who profit from exploitation while undermining sovereignty, social cohesion, and the dignity of lawful labour. This is not a narrow battle over borders; it is a broader struggle against entrenched inequality and the commodification of human beings. A critical question that arises is the following: is this not precisely the struggle that labour unions and political parties grounded in Pan‑Africanist and Marxist‑Leninist traditions ought to champion? Indeed, is this not the very terrain upon which rhetorical commitments must be transformed into substantive action, where outward proclamations are subjected to the test of inward conviction? I am persuaded that the demand for illegal immigrants to leave is, in truth, a demand to dismantle the architecture of modern‑day slavery, to confront systemic racism, and to expose the vested interests that thrive on exploitation while silencing dissent. It is a call to restore justice, affirm the dignity of lawful labour, and defend the rights of the Africans. That call must be pursued within the confines of the law, and peaceful protest remains one of the most legitimate instruments of democratic resistance. Thanks for engaging my post. 🇿🇦🙏🏽 @deptoflabour @1Khosi_Meth @DmJomo @TMFoundation_ @JacintaNgobese @PhakelaMthakath @SAPoliceService @Zwelinzima1 @IrvinJimSA #MarchandMarch #30June

newsnote @newsnoteSA

2 months ago

#MarchandMarch Update: Nkosikhona Ndabandaba, also known as Phakel’umthakathi, has called for existing Black political parties in South Africa to disband, arguing they have failed to advance Black interests and should be replaced by a new political movement focused on

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I understand employment dynamics in this context to mean minimum wage and conditions of service, among other things. The top executives of companies are also to blame. They want to pay low wages and salaries to employees while they rake in millions in emoluments.

сняis сндмеLеои @chrischameleon

2 weeks ago

the current south african immigrant issue has been largely created by the south african government’s interference in free market economics and employment dynamics. that, and the south african government’s failure to respect its own borders, are the two main reasons africans from

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We reject this Zama Zama led group that aims to divert the attention of our people from the real patriotic issues. They get our people killed for illegal dealings then wants us to support their VaTsonga Machangani march to embrace illegality. jacarandafm.com/news/news/poli…

A million people's march in all major cities on 30 June would send an audible message to this deaf government of crooks.

Kaya News @KayaNews

2 weeks ago

Government says the June 30 nationwide protests do not constitute a shutdown or public holiday and has called on businesses to continue operating as normal. Anti illegal immigration groups are calling for undocumented foreign nationals to be sent back to their countries of

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Hawu angisakwazi njalo ukuphendula amatweets! #Shadowban 😷 Ubheke uma usupporta March and March ukuthi asavela yini amatweets akho, sebeqalile ukusivala imilomo busululu.

Siboshelw' amanqin' enyathi sibhekile.

Somaliland has ordered all undocumented foreign nationals to leave the country within 10 days. The directive was announced in Hargeisa by State Minister for Interior and Security Abdirashid Mohamed Ahmed (Magaalo). Officials said anyone without a valid residence permit or legal authorization to stay must depart or regularize their status before the deadline. Security agencies have been instructed to enforce the order and take legal action against those who remain unlawfully. The move is part of Somaliland’s efforts to tighten immigration controls and strengthen national security in Somaliland.

@USAmbRSA Your own president was in China a few weeks ago, you just gave Iran billions of dollars and free oil sanctions against them and here you are trying to dictate to our government who to be friends with, are you being serious?

MALAWI: REFUGEE IN TROUBLE FOR BREAKING THE LAW A Burundian refugee in Malawi has been thrown behind the bars for operating a spaza shop outside the refugee camp. Some of our posts about Burundian refugees in Malawi 👇

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NORMALISE SCREAMING vimbaa when you see these politicians

GALAXY-2:20 VIDEO🔌 @GalaxyTwoTwenty

3 weeks ago

Shit hits the fan in Eastern Cape, East London. ANC ward councillor and her supporters were seen running away from community members. 🫡

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Shit hits the fan in Eastern Cape, East London. ANC ward councillor and her supporters were seen running away from community members. 🫡

South Africa dodged two bullets when Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma lost in Nasrec but was hit by a Ramaphosa grenade. What a win-lose lose situation!

Sihle Mavuso @ZANewsFlash

3 weeks ago

Former African Union Commission chairperson Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma said that anger and violence directed at foreign nationals by anti-immigration protesters could seriously damage South Africa’s tourism sector. insidepolitic.co.za/dlamini-zuma-s…

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30 JUNE ‼️ Most of you are old enough to REMEMBER that before illegal immigrate from 🇵🇰 🇧🇩 🇸🇴 🇪🇹 Flooded our Townships and Villages. South Africans 🇿🇦 were successful running Shops, Hardwares, and Salons and feeding their families. We are INVITING you to March with US.

Ayodeji Olamide Ajayi, of Nigeria, entered the United States in 2007 on a student visa and eventually left school, but failed to leave the country. Instead, he stayed in the U.S. and got to work on a lengthy rap sheet that includes convictions such as: 👉Domestic violence 👉Trespassing 👉Intimidation 👉Obstruction His criminal history also includes these egregious charges: 👉Kidnapping 👉Rape 👉Family neglect Thanks to @POTUS’ commitment to getting criminal illegal aliens out of this country, Ajayi will be leaving the United States shortly.