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eepeepook:Go tell that to Donald Trump who insists there's a white genocide in SA. Violent crime affects us all - could've happened to anyone. So senseless. |
1. USA 2. China 3. UK 4. France
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1. Botswana 2. Zambia 3. Zimbabwe 4. Algeria
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Following recent news of disconnection and reconnection of electricity at Nigeria's High Commission in Pretoria, here are pictures of some of the major African and global embassies in South Africa's capital city. 1. Egypt 2. Nigeria 3. Ghana 4. Kenya
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helinues:Ihaveleftnaija, why una make helinues wanna cry? You are wicked o! See as he runs to go buy tissue😢 |
Continuing on the IShowSpeed flop where Nigerians were begging the 21 year old American streamer for money and favours, more countries continue to mock the self-acclaimed Giant of Africa that often finds glee in belittling other African countries. This time around the Southern African nation of Namibia was the latest to insult Nigeria, showing that the West African nation has indeed offended many across the continent with its usual boastfulness - hence now at the receiving end of mockery from almost all corners of Africa.
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LeeSmart:Look up policies of DA (Liberal) and EFF (Leftist) in SA and you'll see they support immigration. |
Mynd44:Never thought I'd DISAGREE with a Nigerian on deportations but I totally don't support ICE. The whole world is appalled and most importantly so am I😁😁😁 My homies JaceBlaze and IronGalaxy, we gonna disagree. There are better deportation ways than what's happening in America. It's shocking! |
Gayton McKenzie’s controversial endorsement of ICE (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement) and his public support of President Donald Trump’s administration have been met with mixed reactions from the public. In particular, the South African Presidency has distanced itself from the Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture. Last week, ICE raids across the US made headlines over what many claim were “aggressive” invasions and “violent confrontations”. During one raid in Minneapolis, Minnesota, an Afrikaner South African – dubbed an “illegal alien” – was arrested. Speaking to SportsBoom.co.za, Gayton McKenzie discussed football fans’ concerns about visas and safety when travelling to watch the Fifa World Cup, which takes place in the US, Mexico, and Canada in June. The Minister of Sport, Art, and Culture touched on the topic of recent ICE raids, which were tasked with removing and arresting undocumented immigrants, particularly those with alleged criminal records. Gayton – who is also the leader of the Patriotic Alliance, whose “Abahambe - They Should Go” strategy targets illegal foreign nationals – said: “I totally agree with ICE. We must do the same here with what they’re doing there. I cannot criticise something that I want in my own country.” BOYCOTTING THE US WORLD CUP He added, “If you want to go to the World Cup and you have a visa, what problems do you have? If you go through the proper processes of attaining a visa, you will be fine. I won’t be politically correct — viva ICE! I agree with Donald Trump”. The Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture urged the public not to boycott the FIFA World Cup. He continued: “People who are saying that we must boycott the World Cup are suffering from cow disease. The repercussions for South Africa would be severe, and we would be banned from international football.” PUBLIC REACTION Gayton’s comments about ICE agents had mixed reactions from the public, with some many supporting a similar venture in South Africa. Others disagreed about his support of US President Donald Trump’s immigration policies. Meanwhile, the Department of the Presidency stated that the minister’s comments were not in line with government policy. GAYTON A TRUMP FAN It’s not the first time Gayton McKenzie has sung the praises of President Trump. Here are a few quotes of how he has publicly endorsed the controversial leader… “I love Donald Trump. He is a president of peace… I love that! I have no problem with him.” “Let me tell you something, before all these things, my friends knew I loved Donald Trump. I love that man. The PA knows.” “Many are saying that @realDonaldTrump has no business telling us what to do, but I will argue differently. When a man pays some of your bills, and he feels that he disagrees with certain behaviour of yours, he has a right to ask, intervene, or even instruct. That’s the uncomfortable truth right there.”
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Nigerian white worshippers should be having a meltdown by now. They think white South Africans are angels. This guy is is a criminal with a record for "aggravated assault with a weapon and assault". |
A South African Afrikaner man has been arrested by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for a string of offences, including being an “illegal alien.” The South African is one of several individuals arrested in Minneapolis during a raid. On its official X account, US ICE agents posted the mugshots of several illegal offenders. It tweeted: “When you see videos of anti-ICE agitators swarming our officers and agents in Minneapolis, MN, just know… This is who they’re trying to protect. The mugshots featured men and women from countries such as Liberia, China, Mexico, Ecuador, and Thailand, to name a few. One of the men was an Afrikaner white male, Jacobus Lodevickus Janse Van Rensburg, who was classified as a “criminal illegal alien”. Janse Van Rensberg faced charges like aggravated assault with a weapon, assault, and drivin under the influence. If convicted, the federal law enforcement agency will begin the process of deportation. It is unknown how the South African arrived in the US. Meanwhile, applicants who have criminal records will not become eligible for the US refugee resettlement programme, an insider has revealed. According to US intel expert Chris Wyatt, several South Africans, amongst them Afrikaners, had their applications rejected on these grounds. He said: “When a refugee is being vetted, when the adjudication process takes place about your merit for being, your character is part of it”. Thus far, over 1000 South Africans have left the country as refugees. The number is expected to dramatically increase in the coming months.
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emperor4love:Who keeps lying to you Nigerians and keeping you dumb? Job well done! 😂😂😂🇳🇬👎🏽💩 SA only had a handful of stores in Nigeria which failed coz you guys are dirt poor. Meanwhile there are thousands of these same stores in South Africa and expanding 🇿🇦🏆🏆🏆
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helinues:Don't forget to pay una's subscription 🇿🇦
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Following IShowSpeed's arguably disastrous live streams in Nigeria, where the locals were pestering him for money and favours - a South African TikToker has creatively used a famous American burger restaurant chain (Burger King) to diss Nigerians by referring to them as "beggar kings" while mockingly using the sound track of President Tinubu saying "Great Nigerian youth. The intelligent Nigerian youth...The ever productive Nigerian youth. The greatest of the greatest, of the greatest, of the greatest, of the greatest..."
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seppuku:So black SA government doesn't have revenue? Everything is white this, white that. Morpheus I thought you were wiser than that. |
seppuku:What's that river in Egypt again? "Black middle class surpassed white middle class years ago" 😂😂😂🇿🇦🏆🏆🏆 |
meobizy:My challenge to you went deeper than that. Read it again. |
kpankpangolo:⬇️You mean these developments that targeted mostly townships and rural areas in the first 20 years of black governance? Something Nigeria hasn't achieved in 60 years. Show us equivalent in Makoko and Nigerian villages.
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MrPresident1:Just ask nicely and we'll send you of these black South Africans to help you achieve what your papa and his papa failed to do in Nigeria for over 60 years now 😂😂😂
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IronGalaxy:This Giant of Africa thing is a brainwashing propaganda to keep them subservient internally. They're really messed up in the head. Did you see that girl who went to Kenya and was praying the constant electricity would go off because it messed with her idea of how things should be. She expected darkness. Light was driving her crazy. What do you call that except psychological damage? |
MrPresident1:I dey laff coz this is what your papa told you and it's what you gonna tell your kids 😂😂😂🇳🇬👎🏽 Once Ethiopia leapfrogs una, you gonna say it's because they're not black enough. See the mental abnormality? So you've told yourself you'll never be a Singapore or South Korea because you're black - which is what Rwanda is aiming for 😂😂😂🇳🇬💩💩💩 |
meobizy:Show us the whities 🧐🧐🧐 And where were they when SA was going through an energy crisis? Decades long generator fumes got you guys white worshipping and in chronic denial about SA.
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jchioma:Sad to hear. If Nigeria didn't suffer from it's misplaced big brother syndrome it could actually learn a lot from other African countries. |
Despite South Africa going over 250 days without load shedding, the government has not officially declared the electricity crisis over. According to Business Report, Energy Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said that while the power system has improved (with 4,000–5,000MW of excess capacity available daily) ending load shedding is not just about technical readiness. The minister was speaking during an interview on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting in Davos on Thursday. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3EL4FDqobs?si=L1hk8Sz9qHRJq9VF The government wants electricity supply to support economic growth, not just maintain current levels. “The first goal is to reach a point where people don’t even notice how many days we’ve gone without load shedding,” the report quoted Ramokgopa as saying. “That would mean we’ve transitioned psychologically, we don’t anticipate its return. But we’re not quite there yet.” Ramokgopa noted that if large energy-intensive companies resumed operations simultaneously, demand could exceed supply. He stressed that load shedding can only truly end when the economy grows at least 3% and the system can handle failures without interruptions. ESKOM BOARD CHAIR MORE OPTIMISTIC Eskom board chair Mteto Nyati says the days of the power utility focusing on energy security are behind us, and that we should no longer see load-shedding. He explained that the board and Eskom’s executive management team will now seek to position the utility to be a catalyst for the industrialisation of South Africa. “Over the past three years or so, our big focus has been on energy security,” Nyati told Newzroom Afrika. “I would say that is largely behind us now. You know, we should not be seeing load-shedding.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMlfaSEiAXo?si=NqOD_0exBdnPn_Bq THREAT OF LOAD REDUCTION Meanwhile, Eskom’s slow smart meter rollout is also slowing progress toward ending load REDUCTION (a more targeted form of power cuts used to protect infrastructure) especially in areas with high illegal connections. Only 73,523 of 577,347 planned smart meters have been installed for March 2026. Ramokgopa said South Africa cannot declare the power crisis over until load reduction is fully resolved.
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God should do the needful. |
You claim to be the "better Africans" but 80% of your post is about South Africans😂. We sure do trigger una 🇿🇦🏆 |
Samantha125:I just knew this was a Samantha thread 😂😂😂🇿🇦 |
South African supporter Joy Chauke, popularly known as "Mama Joy", received a special gift from Nigeria ahead of their semi-final clash with Morocco at the ongoing 2025 Africa Cup of Nations on Wednesday. Mama Joy took to her official X handle to share the gift she received from the West African country. The popular South African supporter was gifted the Super Eagles jersey alongside a match ticket to watch the match at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat. She shared the picture of the gift and also appreciated Nigeria for the wonderful gesture in her caption.
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JaceBlaze:😂😂😂 |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ht0KURomxf0?si=i1iASsBiSSkY3bEk SA Defense Force insists Iran is still taking part in the BRICS navy drills. |