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All African countries whose citizens have been killed, brutalized, tortured etc in South Africa should issue international / domestic arrest warrants for Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma and all the leaders of the violence against African migrants.

Let's make it clear : A foreign nation (such as another African country) can issue a domestic or international warrant for these criminals,
It can upload their names to global travel databases. If they try to fly to the U.S., Canada, Europe, or any other African country border agencies like the U.S. Customs and Border Protection or Canada Border Services Agency would flag their names instantly. They can be arrested upon arrival or instead of arresting them on behalf of another country, these nations can deny those criminals entry at the airport and put them on the next flight back to South Africa

panafrican:
All African countries whose citizens have been killed, brutalized, tortured etc in South Africa should issue international / domestic arrest warrants for Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma and all the leaders of the violence against African migrants.

Let's make it clear : A foreign nation (such as another African country) can issue a domestic or international warrant for these criminals,
It can upload their names to global travel databases. If they try to fly to the U.S., Canada, Europe, or any other African country border agencies like the U.S. Customs and Border Protection or Canada Border Services Agency would flag their names instantly. They can be arrested upon arrival or instead of arresting them on behalf of another country, these nations can deny those criminals entry at the airport and put them on the next flight back to South Africa

Firstly why would they leave

Secondly what crime did the commit

Third you need to charge them in the country where the crime was committed

andrewza:
Firstly why would they leave

Secondly what crime did the commit

Third you need to charge them in the country where the crime was committed

Well, a responsible head of state would act like this:
'My fellow citizens came to your country. You called on crowds to attack them. Following your directives, your people butchered, tortured, and traumatized them. Some were beaten in the streets, and their shops were burned down or ransacked. Because of this, I am issuing a warrant for your arrest. Wherever you travel, I will call on the host country to detain you and hand you over to my country, for you are a criminal. Furthermore, I will sign an extradition agreement with any country willing to arrest you. ;

panafrican:
Well, a responsible head of state would act like this:
'My fellow citizens came to your country. You called on crowds to attack them. Following your directives, your people butchered, tortured, and traumatized them. Some were beaten in the streets, and their shops were burned down or ransacked. Because of this, I am issuing a warrant for your arrest. Wherever you travel, I will call on the host country to detain you and hand you over to my country, for you are a criminal. Furthermore, I will sign an extradition agreement with any country willing to arrest you. ;

Who was killed because of them. Non of the leaders demanded any one be killed only that illegals must leave.

So again why would anybof them care if there was a arrest warrant for them in Ghana.

What crime are they guilty of. The actual crime? They have only demanded that the law be upheld.

And again they have not committed any crime in Ghana or any other country.

andrewza:
Who was killed because of them. Non of the leaders demanded any one be killed only that illegals must leave.

So again why would anybof them care if there was a arrest warrant for them in Ghana.

What crime are they guilty of. The actual crime? They have only demanded that the law be upheld.

And again they have not committed any crime in Ghana or any other country.

You are the only one who wants to make people believe that the violence against migrants started in 2026 in South Africa .
Keep i mind this is an ongoing hatred against fueled by bigots like that ugly woman Zuma. Her perverted and corrupt father drained the
country down but instead of hiding in shame , she is parading in the streets directing the anger at foreigner. She will be arrested , believe me. It is NOT over.

Read your crimes here. This is just a short list.

Major Waves and Incidents (2010–2025):

2015 Durban/Johannesburg Wave (esp. April): At least 7 killed (including foreigners from Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, etc.), thousands displaced, widespread looting/burning of foreign-owned shops. Notable: Brutal stabbing murder of Mozambican Emmanuel Sithole in Alexandra Township on April 18, captured in graphic photos by journalist James Oatway (he was beaten with a wrench and stabbed in the heart).

2022 Diepsloot Attacks (April): Zimbabwean Elvis Nyathi beaten and burned alive by a vigilante mob (linked to Operation Dudula tensions) after failing to produce ID during door-to-door checks. Part of unrest with multiple deaths; highlighted vigilantism.

September 2019 Johannesburg Attacks: At least 12 killed (per police), hundreds of businesses looted/destroyed, mainly targeting Nigerians and other Africans. Sparked by rumors of drug dealing/crime; led to Nigerian repatriation efforts.

2015 Soweto/Gauteng Looting and Violence (January onward) : Foreign shops looted/burned; contributed to the broader deadly wave. Specific killings included stabbings and mob attacks.

Ongoing Somali Shop Attacks (e.g., 2010s incidents): Multiple cases of Somali traders killed, stoned, or shops attacked (e.g., 2013 stoning of Abdi Nasir Mahmoud Good; 2014 stoning death). Somalis frequently targeted in townships.

2020–2022 Operation Dudula-related Violence: Vigilante campaigns led to assaults, evictions, shop attacks in Soweto, Diepsloot, etc. Included beatings and threats; contributed to climate of fear and specific deaths like Nyathi's.

Brutal Killings (e.g., 2013): Mozambican Mido Macia dragged behind a police van (2013, though police involvement); various mob stabbings/beatings of Zimbabweans/Nigerians.

2017–2018 Spikes: Reports of Nigerians and others killed weekly in some periods; shop lootings and assaults in multiple townships.

Cape Flats/Eastern Cape Incidents (post-2010 echoes): Earlier patterns (e.g., 2000s burnings/shootings) continued sporadically with shop attacks and murders.

2024–2025 Incidents: Fewer large-scale deaths reported than prior peaks, but dozens of discrimination/violence cases per Xenowatch, with displacements and shop attacks amid political rhetoric. Recent 2026 tensions echo this pattern.

The deadliest single wave in the broader period remains 2008 : ~62 killed, including Ernesto Nhamuave burned alive in Ramaphosa settlement—iconic horrific images), which set the pattern for later violence


Sources/Context:
DW timeline, Human Rights Watch, Xenowatch reports, Reuters, BBC, Guardian photo essays, SA History.org. dw.com +3

Total deaths from xenophobic violence since 1994 exceed hundreds per monitors, with massive property loss.
gjia.georgetown.edu
For the most current or exhaustive data, check Xenowatch.ac.za. These events represent a serious ongoing human rights issu

panafrican:
You are the only one who wants to make people believe that the violence against migrants started in 2026 in South Africa .
Keep i mind this is an ongoing hatred against fueled by bigots like that ugly woman Zuma. Her perverted and corrupt father drained the
country down but instead of hiding in shame , she is parading in the streets directing the anger at foreigner. She will be arrested , believe me. It is NOT over.

Read your crimes here. This is just a short list.

Major Waves and Incidents (2010–2025):

2015 Durban/Johannesburg Wave (esp. April): At least 7 killed (including foreigners from Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, etc.), thousands displaced, widespread looting/burning of foreign-owned shops. Notable: Brutal stabbing murder of Mozambican Emmanuel Sithole in Alexandra Township on April 18, captured in graphic photos by journalist James Oatway (he was beaten with a wrench and stabbed in the heart).

2022 Diepsloot Attacks (April): Zimbabwean Elvis Nyathi beaten and burned alive by a vigilante mob (linked to Operation Dudula tensions) after failing to produce ID during door-to-door checks. Part of unrest with multiple deaths; highlighted vigilantism.

September 2019 Johannesburg Attacks: At least 12 killed (per police), hundreds of businesses looted/destroyed, mainly targeting Nigerians and other Africans. Sparked by rumors of drug dealing/crime; led to Nigerian repatriation efforts.

2015 Soweto/Gauteng Looting and Violence (January onward) : Foreign shops looted/burned; contributed to the broader deadly wave. Specific killings included stabbings and mob attacks.

Ongoing Somali Shop Attacks (e.g., 2010s incidents): Multiple cases of Somali traders killed, stoned, or shops attacked (e.g., 2013 stoning of Abdi Nasir Mahmoud Good; 2014 stoning death). Somalis frequently targeted in townships.

2020–2022 Operation Dudula-related Violence: Vigilante campaigns led to assaults, evictions, shop attacks in Soweto, Diepsloot, etc. Included beatings and threats; contributed to climate of fear and specific deaths like Nyathi's.

Brutal Killings (e.g., 2013): Mozambican Mido Macia dragged behind a police van (2013, though police involvement); various mob stabbings/beatings of Zimbabweans/Nigerians.

2017–2018 Spikes: Reports of Nigerians and others killed weekly in some periods; shop lootings and assaults in multiple townships.

Cape Flats/Eastern Cape Incidents (post-2010 echoes): Earlier patterns (e.g., 2000s burnings/shootings) continued sporadically with shop attacks and murders.

2024–2025 Incidents: Fewer large-scale deaths reported than prior peaks, but dozens of discrimination/violence cases per Xenowatch, with displacements and shop attacks amid political rhetoric. Recent 2026 tensions echo this pattern.

The deadliest single wave in the broader period remains 2008 : ~62 killed, including Ernesto Nhamuave burned alive in Ramaphosa settlement—iconic horrific images), which set the pattern for later violence


Sources/Context:
DW timeline, Human Rights Watch, Xenowatch reports, Reuters, BBC, Guardian photo essays, SA History.org. dw.com +3

Total deaths from xenophobic violence since 1994 exceed hundreds per monitors, with massive property loss.
gjia.georgetown.edu
For the most current or exhaustive data, check Xenowatch.ac.za. These events represent a serious ongoing human rights issu

Did in say no one died.

Link those deaths to the words of the anti immigrant movement. Have any of them said kill all foreigners.you can be against illegal immigrants and all so against murder.

andrewza:
Did in say no one died.

Link those deaths to the words of the anti immigrant movement. Have any of them said kill all foreigners.you can be against illegal immigrants and all so against murder.

That woman will be arrested by an African government, one day or another, you all keep that in mind.
A daughter of a crooked failed president stealing the show on national stage instead of hiding in shame
after her father ruined a country.
Her father Jacob Zuma was busy getting married with three or four wives , and taking bribes
for an Indian businessman instead running the country's daily business that 's what Ngobese-Zuma should
talk about.

panafrican:
That woman will be arrested by an African government, one day or another, you all keep that in mind.
A daughter of a crooked failed president stealing the show on national stage instead of hiding in shame
after her father ruined a country.
Her father Jacob Zuma was busy getting married with three or four wives , and taking bribes
for an Indian businessman instead running the country's daily business that 's what Ngobese-Zuma should
talk about.

Ok how will they arrest her?

andrewza:
Who was killed because of them. Non of the leaders demanded any one be killed only that illegals must leave.

So again why would anybof them care if there was a arrest warrant for them in Ghana.

What crime are they guilty of. The actual crime? They have only demanded that the law be upheld.

And again they have not committed any crime in Ghana or any other country.

Who be this one? Do you have comprehension problem?
Read his post again.

udemzyudex:
Who be this one? Do you have comprehension problem?
Read his post again.

Do you have a logic problem.

Point to a law they broke

Explain how if any African country issued a arrest warrant it would do any thing.

Even if a law was broken they broke it was done in south Africa and that's the sees the arrest warrant must be issued

andrewza:
Do you have a logic problem.

Point to a law they broke

Explain how if any African country issued a arrest warrant it would do any thing.

Even if a law was broken they broke it was done in south Africa and that's the sees the arrest warrant must be issued

You're just too slow to comprehend all what he wrote up there.

Its a waste of time engaging you.