A Zimbabwean created jobs for South Africans. ♥️ 🇿🇼

While an undergraduate at Stanford University, I had a crush on a Lebanese graduate student called Maya. We spent a lot of time together and one evening, after unsuccessfully trying to reach her all day, I went to grab a drink at the Graduate Lounge at around 8pm. There, I found her in a very cozy position with Larry Page, the founder of Google. At the time, I was deeply disappointed in Maya. Today, with Larry worth about $294 billion (roughly KES 40 trillion), I have decided to forgive her.

Why are the journalists not asking the immigrants from Malawi on how they ended up in South Africa because they cannot get back home? Who funded their journey? How did they get jobs or the stock they distribute on the street? Call it "xenophobia" but huge criminal syndicates are using human beings as their toys

FIFA WORLD CUP | In response to the online criticism and backlash, Bafana Bafana captain Ronwen Williams has urged football fans to unite in the globe, saying, "Let's leave politics to politicians and play football."

That S.A movie don dey number 1 for Netflix naija, una no dey shame.

People never want to acknowledge how huge of a role geographical luck plays on the trajectory of your life.

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הודעה חשובה משטרת ישראל מבקשת את עזרת הציבור בחיפושיה אחר הקשיש שבתמונה. לאחרונה נראה עם בובת באגס באני ממלמל משהו על הניצחון המוחלט. הקשיש יכול להוות סכנה לעצמו ולמדינת ישראל. תודה על תשומת הלב.

Someone must whisper gently in his ear of the chap that whilst mining contributes 5.9% to the GDP the spazashop economy contributed 5,2%. Whilst mining employs less than 500 000 the spazashop economy employs 2.6 millions! Gently educate the chap. I thank you chair!

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A humanitarian crisis is brewing involving Malawian migrants in South Africa. More than 7,000 Malawian nationals are currently sheltering at Sherwood Hall in Durban, waiting for a way home. Many fled after anti-migrant attacks, abandoning homes, jobs, and possessions. Others are leaving out of fear, uncertain whether it is safe to remain. Many families are sleeping in overcrowded conditions, relying on sporadic assistance while hoping for repatriation. Only eight buses have been sent so far, leaving thousands stranded. They have now reportedly been told that no additional funds are available for their repatriation and that those who cannot be transported may be taken to Lindela. Lindela Repatriation Centre, located near Krugersdorp in Gauteng, is South Africa’s main holding facility for undocumented foreign nationals awaiting deportation or repatriation to their home countries. Behind every number is a human story. Mothers worried about their children, fathers who have lost everything, elderly people with nowhere to go, and young people facing an uncertain future. Migration debates often focus on politics, borders, and statistics. But this is ultimately a humanitarian issue. Regardless of nationality, no one should be left stranded, vulnerable, and without hope. The governments of both South Africa and Malawi, together with humanitarian organisations, need to urgently address this situation and ensure that those wishing to return home can do so safely and with dignity. As thousands of vulnerable Malawians wait in uncertainty for assistance and repatriation, President Arthur Peter Mutharika is currently in South Africa for a routine medical check-up, a contrast that m raises questions among many about government priorities and the capacity of African states to care for their citizens both at home and abroad.