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Larryfest:We have DSTV |
Thugnificent:Lol, where are the "we chow your women" advocates? Show your faces now - thugnificent wants word with una😂😂😂 |
Sonnobax15:Fyi, they have free will to come out of there & they've chosen not to. They've been warned for decades to stop their criminality, they chose to remain to their wayward ways. So, not our problem either. The rest of you in Africa can continue being crime sympathizers along with the Mandela of your dreams. |
Mariangeles:Lol, keep preaching those fairytales to your nigerian blodas with an obsession for South African women (which is 90% of your corntry). I wanna see something 😂😂😂 |
Sonnobax15:We'll run the country the way we see fit. No more free ride for outsiders who see SA as a playing ground because our police aren't trigger happy unlike where they come from. |
Mariangeles:In that case you should screen Chidimma. She does look a bit bony😂😂😂 |
Thugnificent:Doesn't stop your blodas from obsessing about SA women. Ask these illegal miners from Zim, Moz and Lesotho how they got infected 😂😂😂. |
The South African Police Service (SAPS) announced on Monday, November 18 that it will give antiretroviral (ARV) medicine to illegal miners who refuse to resurface at the Stilfontein mining shaft in the North West.https://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/north-west/zama-zamas-dont-deserve-arvs-south-africans-angry-that-illegal-miners-are-given-vital-medication-0b349d56-b54b-425f-9de2-632ac6d46690
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themanderon:Look at how unsophisticated and chaotic her homecoming is 😂😂😂. She's currently wishing she was jetting home into Johannesburg right now |
Christ4ever:Shame of identity theft. |
Napata77:You're rotational guests 😂. The years when Kenya is there Nigeria is disinvited. Really sad to be a guest at the mercy of the host. SA is hosting G20 next year - guess who won't be invited 😂😂😂😂😂 |
TemplarLandry:Just like with BRICS, South Africa is a G20 member🇿🇦. Once again Nigeria is just a guest 😂😂😂 |
legitnow1:Remind me again of last year's Miss Universe 1st runner? Who was it again? 😂😂😂😂 No one cares about no2 - give it up, you're too desperate for a tiny little bit of recognition in SA. Newsflash, you're banned like Chidimma and those 4000 trapped underground. |
Napata77:Yes that's our stats - how many rabbit breeding-like Nigerians are there in the world? Precise number? YOU DONT KNOW 😂😂😂😂 No wonder Nigeria is inhabitable, lots of sex crazed blacks who can't develop shyt 👎🏾 Lol, i forgot to mention FANTASTICAL CORRUPTION. Have you eaten today? 😂 |
legitnow1:We're saying we refined her into a beautiful South African sun-kissed skin and complexion. South Africans always come top at Miss Universe. Nigeria never!😂😂😂 The year that a Nigerian with SA accent and glow competes she shoots to the top 😂😂😂😂🇿🇦🏆 It's obvious SA won!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 |
legitnow1:Who said she was South African? Her family are identity thieves. |
"Chidimma's South African accent made her succeed at Miss Universe 2024", South Africans say. The country is mocking Pan-African politician Julius Malema (seen in the picture below) who suffered a massive blow at the 2024 presidential polls for supporting migration. Malema is seen looking devastated that Chidimma didn't win despite adopting a "superior" South African accent "to that of Nigeria" - which helped her progress at the Miss Universe pageant. South Africans also claiming 2019 Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi from South Africa is more beautiful and iconic than Chidimma. Picture 3: Chidimma Adetshina 🇳🇬 Picture 4: Zozibini Tunzi 🇿🇦
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Mirasteel:Learn the meaning of quotation marks, something we taught Chidimma. |
All thanks to "SA whites" - the accent and quality of education ![]() |
wunmi590:SA government dealing with African criminals the way they deserve. Next time you'll all learn to go mine illegally in your own countries. |
Mirasteel:The nigerian one looks like a sh!thole all thanks to your black ancestors, Mr white worshipper. |
Chairperson of the portfolio committee on police, Ian Cameron, says it is outrageous that Parliament’s cleaners will soon earn more than police officers. Earlier this week, the South African Parliament confirmed that some of the lowest-paid workers, including cleaners and those in the catering services, will receive a 100% salary hike over three years. By 2026, their salary will increase from the current R170 000 (N15,6 million) per annum to R350 000 (N32 million). National Education, Health and Allied Workers (Nehawu) chairperson Sthembiso Tembe told SABC that the decision is a victory for workers. Tembe said it’s a victory for the union to ensure they improve workers’ employment conditions. “So, we are happy about the decision. However, we also understand that as much as we would have wanted this decision to be implemented immediately without waiting for 2026, we understand that the institution is facing serious financial constraints. Hence, we are going to wait, and we have accepted the progressive implementation of this decision,” he said. Following Parliament’s confirmation, Democratic Alliance (DA) member of Parliament and chairperson of the portfolio committee on police Ian Cameron questioned the decision. “No offence to the cleaning staff, but surely we need to look after our cops. Imagine being a sergeant for over 10 years (some much longer) despite excellent performance. You witnessed promotions of politically connected people over the years, and now you hear this news. These are the changes we are fighting for. We must speak on behalf of the cops who don’t get a fair opportunity to do so,” he posted on X. According to the South African Police Service (SAPS) annual report for the 2022-2023 financial year, 179 502 members earn an average salary of R37 500 (N3,4 million) per month.
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To cut a long story short... these miners are resisting coming up to the surface because they know the cops are waiting for them and they'll either be arrested or deported. The cops have been patient for weeks nows since Oct 18. The illegal miners Underground come from Lesotho, Zimbabwe and Mozambique. They're usually heavily armed and terrorize host communities. Yet they're reluctant to surface even after bern trapped for weeks underground. Most South Africans want them dealt with decisively as they're a serious security risk to the neighbouring communities and a law unto themselves. |
South Africa's government says it is not willing to help around 4,000 illegal miners, who are believed to be inside an abandoned mine situated in the North West province. Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni told a media briefing on Wednesday that the government would not be sending help to the illegal miners, known locally as "zama zamas", because they are involved in a criminal act. 'We are going to smoke them out - government minister https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IflzVaVyxg8?si=oCVjy60j91ks4NQX[code][/code] "We are not sending help to criminals. We are going to smoke them out. They will come out. Criminals are not to be helped; criminals are to be prosecuted. We didn't send them there," Ntshavheni said. South African publication Daily Maverick cited mining security analysts as doubting the number of "zama zamas" underground, saying as many as 2,000 was more "plausible." The miners are in a shaft in Stilfontein, a mining town located around 155 kilometers southwest of Johannesburg. They are believed to be running low on food and water after authorities throttled their supply lines with the intention of forcing them up to the surface. Over the past few weeks more than 1,000 have resurfaced and have been arrested by police as part of their "Vala Umgodi," — or "Close the Hole" operation. South Africa's Ministry of Police and the Ministry of Defense planned to visit the North West province to meet with local authorities to look at operations around the Stilfontein mine and assess "challenges and work out appropriate responses." "SAPS (The South African Police Service) remains resolute in its commitment to uphold law and order and urges all remaining illegal miners to adhere to police calls to resurface," the South African Police Ministry said in a statement. South Africa had once been the world's largest producer of gold but that has been on the decline over the past few decades. A number of former mining operations now are abandoned and have fallen into disrepair. Thousands of illicit miners pick through these shuttered mines in search of gold and other minerals in a practice considered extremely dangerous due to the state of the mines. Last year in June, at least 31 people died in a closed mine in the Free State province after a methane blast. Many come from neighboring countries among them, Mozambique and Zimbabwe and Lesotho. They often work in dangerous conditions but many of the miners themselves are considered to be dangerous by South African authorities. There have been numerous instances in which illegal miners have been suspected of being involved in violent crimes, including murders, robberies and rapes. There are also turf wars involving heavily armed "zama zamas" fighting off rival outfits and who often take on local authorities themselves.
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Signboard the whites left 20 years ago. |
legitnow1:Sepukku your brother has gotten lost here with the Chidimma comment, please skool him. Meanwhile, I'll see you dumb & dumber tomorrow. It's midnight in SA, we're ahead of nigeria in everything - even time . Shalom ![]() |
legitnow1:They're families of the illegal miners. Try to keep up, this is a high level intellectual discussion and you're currently getting an F ![]() |
Sepukku:You ever see South Africans comment about nigerian issues? No! We comment about activities of nigerians in SA. You on the other hand like to act like you know SA better than South Africans. |
Sepukku:These are Chidimmas benefitting from crime. |
legitnow1:Okey dokey, stay tuned. Interesting days ahead ![]() |
legitnow1:You'd have a point if you knew the devastating history of zama zamas in SA. Since you don't, how bout you take a chill pill or go read up on it and then return with wise arguments? Think you can do that buddy? ![]() |
legitnow1:Ok, and now for the potential dangers of crime on society? Say maybe, heavily armed illegal foreign miners in South Africa. |
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