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IronGalaxy:
Ole ke mo blockile, complete waste of time

🤣🤣🤣 right move

IronGalaxy:
boring. This jab is overplayed and stale now.. try something else

Where is Omoawoke? He created a demeaning thread about black SA sportsmen. He's gone underground now for a few days 😂😂👍🏾

Bad news for the hate watchers...🇿🇦🏆

CJStarz:
Hehehe
We no qualify so no big deal about that, but for you Xenophobes, we jejely dey await una exit from the tournament 😂
Una go çry blaaad

We've already created history, first time we progress out of group stages. Everything else will be a bonus. So joke's on you 😝

CJStarz:
Your English is bad, mehhhnn.
It's had Bafana lost, not had bafana lose.
😂
Shaa
Una go still lose eventually 😂

On a serious note though, what time is the Nigeria game? 🤡

KLEINBASS:
They won’t comment but had bafana lose they would comment. Jealousy is deep

Indeed... No noise pollution in Africa today.

Propagandists won't be creating threads about how SA captain was crying because of lack of African support.

The best South (country) won!😅 Bring on Canada...

Okwug2026:
With the Atlas Lions Booking their place in the round of 32 in emphatic dominance over Haiti, Bafana Bafana of South Africa had their work cut out to win(hoping Mexico beats Czech Republic) and place 2nd hence also qualifying automatically. They are 1 minute away from achieving that and making their debut qualification from a FIFA World Cup group stage.
Congratulations to them in advance.

Thank you... Bring on Canada.

The best South won! 😅

Samantha125:
Funny enough, I'm still to watch the series...😅😅😅

I was surprised to see other Africans talking about it just after they vowed to boycott SA.

I'll watch it way after the hype 😅

HomoUnwoke, why una display your ignorance like this in broad daylight?

Look how you only name Nigerian soccer stars as per your mandate from your Minister of Sport Football.

A quick Google search, or Gugu as you pronounce it, for black SA stars across other sporting codes will reset your brain to normal mode. E.g. Athletics (particularly sprinting), rugby, cricket.

My least favorite of the 3 host countries.

IronGalaxy:
That mango tree is probably the only thing you have.. the things that matter though, ambulances, proper electricity, clean water, proper health care, etc.. still remain a pipe dream

😂😂😂

Omoawoke:
You need to keep up to date our dear lowly xenophobe…
It is a very recent news

Clearly SA is living in the future - this is something we've known for almost a year.

Once MTN🇿🇦 gifts you some free data for you Api Betday, listen to the first words our Health Minister said in that link - "It comes ad no surprise..."

Social media reactions...

VIDEO: Violence will not be tolerated on June 30

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGNGMnJO9XQ?si=bb2jgUo4dS_j_Ics


South Africa's police top brass have issued a strong warning against carrying weapons, including traditional weapons, during next week’s anti-illegal immigration marches.

SAPS management gave an update on Monday over its readiness for the June 30 demonstrations, which activist groups have declared as a deadline for undocumented foreign nationals to leave the country.

National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (Natjoints) Chairperson Tebello Mosikili said that law enforcement would act swiftly against anyone found in possession of weapons during the protests.

"While we respect the constitutional right to protest, demonstrations must remain peaceful and must not endanger lives or property," Mosikili said.

JUNE 30 SECURITY COST

"I can tell you that it's going to cost the South African police service over R600 million ($37M)," said Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia.

Cachalia said law enforcement would be out in full force and would not tolerate criminality or incitement to violence.

IronGalaxy:
This is like 4months old news..
The E.diot is laughing now..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyUT5FclvE4?si=Cdmoptgag2cDUfda

News takes months to travel to Nigeria via donkey carriage... Please pardon them.

SA Health Minister: "This doesn't come as surprise"

Acting Minister of Police Firoz Cachalia says South Africa’s security apparatus is fully prepared for June 30, with the government placing law enforcement on heightened alert amid concerns over potential unrest and criminal disruptions.

Cachalia made the remarks on Monday during a briefing on national security readiness following a review of the integrated NATJOINTS operational plan.

He was joined by Defence Minister Angie Motshekga, deputy ministers Cassel Mathale and Dr Polly Boshielo, and senior SAPS leadership led by Acting National Commissioner Lieutenant General Puleng Dimpane.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNpP5JlghWk?si=K8EBdxQFlePz99hu

Concerns are emerging that growing anti-immigrant sentiment could boil over into widespread civil unrest similar to the July 2021 Riots.

Worryingly, there is also uncertainty about whether South Africa’s police and defence forces would be able to weather a crisis of this magnitude, in light of revelations before the Madlanga Commission.

This is feedback from the Bureau for Economic Research’s Natasha Marrian, who warned that South Africa faces a looming deadline – 30 June 2026.

This is the deadline set by the anti-immigration movement for all illegal foreign nationals to leave South Africa.

It comes as South Africa has seen a sharp rise in anti-immigrant sentiment over the past few months, which has started boiling over into widespread street protests and vigilante action.

A citizen-led movement, ‘March and March’, has been at the forefront of protests against illegal immigration, aggressively campaigning for stricter enforcement and mass deportations.

March and March issued a public ultimatum for all undocumented foreign nationals in South Africa to leave the country voluntarily by 30 June, threatening a national shutdown should this not happen.

However, President Cyril Ramaphosa has rejected the deadline, saying it was unnecessary and that the government was doing all it could to address concerns about the crisis of illegal immigration.

Now, Marrian said ANC party insiders are concerned that “the growing proximity between elements of the anti-immigrant movement and former president Jacob Zuma’s MK Party could increase the risk of unrest, similar to that witnessed in July 2021”.

She said this is a particular risk in the run-up to the 4 November local government election, and, concerningly, South Africa may not be prepared to weather such a storm.

Marrian said KwaZulu-Natal has emerged as a focal point for migrants seeking to leave South Africa, with many being moved to Durban’s Sherwood suburb from Gauteng and the Western Cape.

“The South African government is now moving to deport people from the site. Another makeshift refugee camp was set up by the provincial government in eThekwini on Thursday,” she said.

“It is set to be temporary, to relieve the pressure of the Sherwood camp, which has grown to over 10,000 people.”

The government has also launched an interministerial committee, chaired by Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi.

This committee has been tasked with developing a five-point response plan focusing on border security, law enforcement, humanitarian support, international relations, and improvements to Home Affairs systems and data integration.

“While the committee’s interventions are important, most are medium- to long-term,” Marrian said.

“It has yet to outline a detailed security response to the immediate risks surrounding the 30 June deadline.”

Ramaphosa has warned groups mobilising around immigration against attempts to destabilise the country, yet this has done little to ease concerns about a potential repeat of the July 2021 riots.

“While Ramaphosa said this week that security forces were on high alert, there are concerns about the police’s ability to weather such a crisis, given their internal instability,” Marrian said.

“This is the result of the tumult at the highest levels, caused by revelations before the Madlanga Commission.”

The Madlanga commission has been investigating claims of corruption and mismanagement at the highest levels of South Africa’s law enforcement agencies.

This investigation has revealed widespread instability in South Africa’s police force, adding to concerns about the force’s ability to handle a crisis similar to the July 2021 Riots.

“Whether Ramaphosa acknowledges it or not, the June 30 deadline looms large over South Africa,” Marrian said.

In the meantime, some groups are looking to dissuade South Africans from taking part in anti-immigrant movements.

For example, four major unions, including the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU), recently issued a statement saying that workers would not be protected if they did not go to work on 30 June.

“We urge workers to report for duty and not place their employment at risk,” they said.

“Removing foreign nationals from workplaces, communities, or public spaces will not reopen factories, repair municipalities, strengthen public healthcare or create sustainable jobs.”

This old news. They cut when Trump was busy talking about a white genocide. We've since plugged that hole in our budget.

Propagandists hard at work.

IronGalaxy:
Keep crossing fingers for other countries to fall than yours to thrive, that's how jealousy works.

Spot on.

Idaytesj29:
You have to even question your country why only the lows from Nigeria comes to your country.

You just admitted what most Nigerians are in denial of.

When we say it we are called xenophobic.

Idaytesj29:
True! Because they have more SA option. But if Other men comes in more and they have the opportunity of comparison, you guys can't cope. They will pick 9ja men over you 100 times over

But you're taboo in SA - fraudsters, drug dealers, corrupt, unethical. Not sure about your "100 times over" - delusions.

Only women with low morals and junkies date Nigerian men in SA, and SA women don't want that tag.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6U6hzwj3Xg?si=VY-yBafYyzoxRjGB

Social media is awash with videos of South Africans of all races out in full force in the US during the Bafana Bafana vs Czechia match.

White South Africans are not traditional soccer fans but they have turned up in their hundreds in the US to support their home team.

This comes amidst a social media boycott by some African countries of the SA team at the World Cup due to anti-illegal migration protests.

This also as there have been attempts to sow divisions between the different races in South Africa by the Trump administration as well as some disgruntled social media users across Africa.

VIDEO: South Africans of various races in the US united behind Bafana Bafana

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-UzkEKx7hk?si=dSfFMemWJNFWHUuA

Images from this TikTok video
https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSQw1DNhe/

insidelife22:
See them, you should go and create your own forum and leave Nairaland for us.
Siswe banza

NL is what it is today because of us. If we leave it will collapse.

insidelife22:
All in all
Na foreigner go still marry am
She can never settle down with lazy xenophobic goons.

Cry all you want, she's a product of RSA DNA.

A gorgeous Bafana Bafana fan went viral online after a broadcast camera captured her stunning beauty during a crucial national team match. The clip was uploaded to TikTok on 18 June 2026 during South Africa's intense fixture at the Atlanta Stadium in Georgia. The woman’s vibrant Zulu attire and graceful face captured the hearts of local viewers who rallied online to see her smile.

The live television broadcast briefly moved away from the pitch to capture a South African woman looking worried in the stands. At that moment, the national team was trailing behind as the scoreboard read 1-0. Despite the tense atmosphere on the field, the woman’s striking beauty and bright traditional attire, beautifully inspired by the colours of the South African flag, mesmerised viewers back home.

Social media users recorded the television screen to share her image across various platforms. TikTok user @owami_focus shared the footage, pleading with Bafana Bafana to turn the game around and secure a result to make the elegant supporter happy.

Many viewers were in awe of her flawless appearance, with several noting that they knew the moment she flashed on screens, she was destined to trend across the country.

VIDEO
https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSQ3vbKtu/

On Friday, June 19, 2026, award-winning artist Makhadzi was mobbed by hundreds of fans in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The singer faced an ordeal after her supporters got out of hand. The frenzy led to a broken bumper on the transport, and she sincerely apologised to the driver. Makhadzi assured her fanbase that she was not personally attacked but was rather a victim of pure love from the Congolese people.

Makhadzi took to social media to explain the incident with fans in Congo, describing it as both humbling and terrifying. The attention is a testament to Makhadzi's soaring popularity outside of South Africa. Since her international breakthrough, she is settling into continental icon status. She attracts massive crowds in neighbouring nations such as Zimbabwe, Malawi, and the DRC. Her ability to transcend language with her Venda-infused house rhythms solidified her status as one of the most-streamed and sought-after African female artists of the decade.

Fans expressed relief and concern for Makhadzi, but some admitted they would have done the same. Despite the property damage, her supporters felt the Congolese fans were justified in being in awe at her status as a global superstar.

VIDEO
https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSQ37aNNx/

ecolime:
I am only interested in the elimination of South Africa.

What time is it?

MIKOLOWISKA:
it's not their country
It's white means country
Do you see anyone going to Limpopo?
Only the places developed by white men

But we're the ones kinging you out 😂😂😂