[WATCH] President Cyril Ramaphosa says he has taken a number of interventions to deal with the country's immigration challenges. Ramaphosa calls on citizens not to be misled when it comes to immigration. He says there is an intention to distabilise the country using immigration challenges, which will not be allowed. #Newzroom405

[WATCH] "If you want to remove illegal foreign nationals, don't involve the youth. Use your own children," Mckenzie warns those who threaten to remove illegal foreigners on June 30. He says that is the work of law enforcement authorities. #Newzroom405

On the left is Captain Mlamla, he joined SAPS in 2023. On the right is Warrant officer Karl Sander, he’s been holding this rank for over 30 years.

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A Xhosa woman from Bizana is grateful for the love she found from a Malawian man after being abandoned by a South African man who left her pregnant. She says South African men are dogs. And she's going to Malawi with her man.😂😂😭

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These Malawians, stranded and desperate in Durban following a wave of xenophobic attacks, are expressing frustration with their government for doing too little to help them return home. Thousands of them are living in squalid conditions in the cold, alongside their children. Some women have given birth while stranded, one woman gave birth to twins on Monday, while others have been rushed to hospital suffering from dehydration, exhaustion, and other health complications. The first woman says they do not even have sanitary products and have been unable to change for days. She says they have also been unable to bathe for several days, leaving them in extremely difficult and undignified conditions. Malawian President Peter Arthur Mutharika, who recently travelled to Johannesburg on a private jet for a medical check-up, has so far only sent eight buses to assist with repatriation, despite there being 7,000 Malawians stranded in Durban alone. These migrants are not a burden on Malawi, they are one of the country’s most important economic lifelines. Every month, they send home remittances that pay school fees, cover medical bills, build homes, support small businesses, and put food on the table for thousands of families. That money circulates through the economy, generating economic activity and tax revenue that ultimately benefits the state. The cost of sending buses and providing emergency assistance to citizens stranded by xenophobic violence is insignificant compared to the years of contribution these migrants have made to Malawi’s economy. When citizens who have invested so much in their country find themselves in crisis, helping them is not charity, it is a responsibility and a debt of gratitude owed to them by their government. Yet when disaster strikes and they need assistance from their government following unplanned xenophobic attacks, many feel abandoned. For thousands of stranded citizens facing hardship, eight buses are simply not enough. A government’s commitment to its people is tested not when things are going well, but when its citizens are at their most vulnerable.

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Black South Africans are suffering from what is called the Stockholm syndrome. They love their tormentors who are white, that’s why it is not even xenophobia it is afrophobia. It is Africans that they do not want. ~ prof Lumumba ~

Xenophobe Ngizwe Mchunu mocks late former South African president Nelson Mandela for marrying a kwerekwere (foreigner). He claims that drugs started in SA when Mandela married a foreigner. It is lost on Ngizwe that drugs were historically used in apartheid South Africa to keep the black population hooked. Mandela married Graca Machel. - former Mozambican First Lady, who Mchunu is mocking as a kwerekwere.

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alf-khumalo.iol.co.za/ IOL walks you through the footsteps of the young people who took to the streets of Soweto on June 16, 1976, in this interactive commemoration of the origins of Youth Day.

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