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14:Yes and his whole family who recognized him also left that information out. What tribe is the last name Sithole? |
Centrifude:Because all your criminals don't know where to get passport or sneak into and so they commit crimes within location. Duh! |
sostoz:I agree 100% |
14:DO you ZUlu's know the difference btw a Tanzanian and Zambian. If you can attack someone with a last name as SITHOLE! then you don't know the difference. |
14:How could you leave when you were living in Townships and could not even get to the Airport or even get Visa. Where you even considered South African before 1986 or did you carry around Dumb passes from Bopthuswana and co. 14:Yes and the rest of the African countries did not what so ever? 14:Infantile answers. DO member states of COMESA need visas in East Africa. Does ECOWAS need VISA to travel across borders. PS Swaziland, and Lesotho and pretty much Bantustans that stayed as such and emancipated themselves outside of the Apathed regime. Is technically still South Africa, dullard. Please travel out of your Cages and go see that South Africa is the beginning and end of Africa. |
14:Are you even able to trace your own people for that matter? |
Miaraka:Bros don't come here and lie o! They do not hunt down illegal immigrants. In fact you cannot stop someone and ask for their immigration status. Some States tried to enact that law but were shut down by Federal Constitutional courts. If you are illegal you cannot get a drivers license in most States bar California A police officer can ask for your identification but if you don't have one, he can only cite you and cannot arrest you. If you commit a crime or you are arrested and are taken to Jail then at that point you will be asked about your "citizenship status", if you are deemed to be illegal. You are held and the appropriate immigration agency is contacted to come pick you up. If the agents do not show up by the time you are bailed out. Tough luck for I.C.E If you said the UK then I would have said YES but US nope! Please no lies! |
kgr28:Your Xenophobes can't tell a Tanzanian from a Zambian |
kgr28:All SADC countries especially Mozambic. Plesae get a passport and leave your country and see the world, It will broaden your perspective. |
14:The United states has over 15 million undocumented immigrants and they don't go around stop and searching people for papers. Welcome back Apatheid. Did anyone say "Dumb pass"? |
kgr28:The reason you got freedom was because other countries allowed training grown for your ANC exiles to acquire weapons, mobilize and form a resistance you dullard. How was your toi toing going to give you freedom with no weapons. Where were you going to ship the weapons to fight from? We do not want to be in your history books. All we want is the 64 million dollars back from your Xenophobes PS If Zambia and Tanzania were frontline states why are your mad ZULU's attacking them? Shame on you! [flash=400, 300] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWFxi4gdi3U[/flash] |
kgr28:How will you know the money they spent or countries considered as "FRONT LINE" states when your parents were too busy toi toing on the road they forgot to send you to school. |
kgr28:Give us back 64million dollars we spent on Apathed. We can se the money to help repatriate and find jobs for some of our citizens here in Nigeria. |
kgr28:See your xenophobia coming across. Did they tell you it is only in South Africa that they have refugee and migrants. Excuses galor. In Kenya they have Somali migrants In Nigeria they have Niger republic, Chad and Cameroonian Migrants IN Ghana they have Sierra leonian migrants Should I continue.... It is only in South Africa where they have locked you guys up for centuries you believe you are doing something new. When will you wake up and understand and accept that migration is a human phenomena that exists and will never ever ever ever ever end! Did some of your people not migrate from the North. Are the Ndebele ZImbabweans not Kin to the Zulu people? So don't you not have Shangaans who are South Africans by virture of border lines mapped by colonialist. Excuses... Excuses.. Excuses. Welcome to the 21st Century.... Apatheid was truly a horrible mind game. ***SHAME**** in South African accent |
LeSudAfricaine:but you do need me to "remind" you of them. |
LeSudAfricaine:Points simply fly over your head so why waste my time explaining. Go back to PR-1986 South African history. Your answer lies right there. |
kgr28:They denied it because the Mumu who responded to the news did not verify the information before blabbing his mouth because he was too emotional. Again bringing up the accidental deaths of 84 Saffers and Boko Haram in comparison was as dumb a statement as you can get for a diplomatic spokes person. Your government hires a lot of illiterates into government and this shows in many a statements they make. aka DR beetroot! All the Nigerian government did was to clarify the reason it recalled its diplomats. |
ThisMeansWAR:She should read this Pretoria - Government on Tuesday distanced itself from a scathing statement issued by international relations spokesman Clayton Monyela following the recall of Nigerian diplomats from Pretoria. At a media briefing in Pretoria, Minister in the Presidency Jeff Radebe was asked to explain whether the strongly-worded statement issued by the department had assisted in mending bilateral relations with Abuja. Radebe responded: “The interview yesterday is not an official position of the South African government.” “Our relations with the Federal Republic of Nigeria are very cordial.” Radebe was leading six government ministers addressing reporters on government’s response to attacks on foreign nationals. Monyela on Sunday termed the decision to recall Nigeria’s acting high commissioner to Pretoria “unfortunate” and “regrettable”. His statement suggested that Nigeria’s decision was exploiting the xenophobic attacks in South Africa for an ulterior motive. “If this action is based on the incidents of attacks on foreign nationals in some parts of our country, it would be curious for a sisterly country to want to exploit such a painful episode for whatever agenda,” it read. Monyela added that South Africa wished to retain good relations with Nigeria, and that[b] it did not blame the Abuja government for the death of scores of South Africans in the collapse of an evangelical church in Lagos in September or the lengthy delays in the repatriation of the victims’ bodies.[/b] He said Pretoria would not blame Abuja for the ravages of Boko Haram’s insurgency in northeast Nigeria. “We shall continue to support and not blame the Nigerian government as it battles to deal with Boko Haram that continues to kill many innocent civilians. We hope that the more than 200 girls kidnapped by Boko Haram will someday be reunited with their families,” said the Dirco statement. On Tuesday, Radebe insisted relations between South Africa and Nigeria were “very cordial” because President Jacob Zuma has an invitation to attend the swearing-in of president-elect Muhammadu Buhari. “If you had a negative sentiment out of the statement that is not reflective of government’s position. We continue to have very good relations as I have indicated,” said Radebe. “Our president has been invited to the inauguration of the incoming president. Diplomatic relations between the two countries exist and continue. We believe we will be moving from strength to strength.” Nigeria’s acting high commissioner to South Africa Martin Cobham and the deputy high commissioner Uche Ajulu-Okeke were recalled on Saturday. They are expected to brief their Parliament on the xenophobic violence which has left at least seven people dead in South Africa http://www.iol.co.za/news/africa/sa-tones-down-response-to-nigeria-1.1851297#.VT-YGsUo7cs |
kgr28:My dear its your spokesperson that is a slowpoke. Quick to compare the accidental death and terrorist attacks with Xenophobic violence in South Africa. Where do you guys get this illiterates from that are allowed to make such statements. ANC I hail you! |
LeSudAfricaine:Hmmm. Memories of Apatheid revisited. Somebody say "Dumb Pass" In South Africa, Pass laws were a form of internal passport system designed to segregate the population, severely limit the movements of the black African populace, manage urbanisation, and allocate migrant labour. Before the 1950s, this legislation largely applied to African men, and attempts to apply it to women in the 1910s and 1950s were met with significant protests. Educated Africans could, in some circumstances, apply for exemptions, but since exemption documents themselves had to be produced on demand, the effect was similar. Pass laws would be one of the dominant features of the country's apartheid system, until effectively ended in 1986. The black population was required to carry these pass books with them when outside their homelands or designated areas. Failure to produce a pass often resulted in the person being arrested. Any white person could ask a black to produce his (or her) pass. Passes were opposed by groups like the revolutionary syndicalists and the black nationalists. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pass_laws |
LeSudAfricaine:And this response has loads of facts written all over it. Right right! |
14:YOur BEE spokesperson is the culprit here. Because of his illiteracy in diplomatic tactics, Xenophobic tendencies and outright despise of Foreign nationals including Nigeria, his statement reflects his attitude. How do you compare a building collapses or terrorist attacks to deliberate Xenophobic acts on Foreign nationals. Where does the ANC get this people from ?Pretoria - Government on Tuesday distanced itself from a scathing statement issued by international relations spokesman Clayton Monyela following the recall of Nigerian diplomats from Pretoria. At a media briefing in Pretoria, Minister in the Presidency Jeff Radebe was asked to explain whether the strongly-worded statement issued by the department had assisted in mending bilateral relations with Abuja. Radebe responded: “The interview yesterday is not an official position of the South African government.” “Our relations with the Federal Republic of Nigeria are very cordial.” Radebe was leading six government ministers addressing reporters on government’s response to attacks on foreign nationals. Monyela on Sunday termed the decision to recall Nigeria’s acting high commissioner to Pretoria “unfortunate” and “regrettable”. His statement suggested that Nigeria’s decision was exploiting the xenophobic attacks in South Africa for an ulterior motive. “If this action is based on the incidents of attacks on foreign nationals in some parts of our country, it would be curious for a sisterly country to want to exploit such a painful episode for whatever agenda,” it read. Monyela added that South Africa wished to retain good relations with Nigeria, and that[b] it did not blame the Abuja government for the death of scores of South Africans in the collapse of an evangelical church in Lagos in September or the lengthy delays in the repatriation of the victims’ bodies.[/b] He said Pretoria would not blame Abuja for the ravages of Boko Haram’s insurgency in northeast Nigeria. “We shall continue to support and not blame the Nigerian government as it battles to deal with Boko Haram that continues to kill many innocent civilians. We hope that the more than 200 girls kidnapped by Boko Haram will someday be reunited with their families,” said the Dirco statement. On Tuesday, Radebe insisted relations between South Africa and Nigeria were “very cordial” because President Jacob Zuma has an invitation to attend the swearing-in of president-elect Muhammadu Buhari. “If you had a negative sentiment out of the statement that is not reflective of government’s position. We continue to have very good relations as I have indicated,” said Radebe. “Our president has been invited to the inauguration of the incoming president. Diplomatic relations between the two countries exist and continue. We believe we will be moving from strength to strength.” Nigeria’s acting high commissioner to South Africa Martin Cobham and the deputy high commissioner Uche Ajulu-Okeke were recalled on Saturday. They are expected to brief their Parliament on the xenophobic violence which has left at least seven people dead in South Africa http://www.iol.co.za/news/africa/sa-tones-down-response-to-nigeria-1.1851297#.VT-YGsUo7cs |
14:Hogwash! |
14:You are confused. No one said if you close MTN in Nigeria, MTN worldwide will stop running. IF Nigeria makes up 20% of MTN's worldwide profits, that is a significant blow regardless. That's the power of numbers. If Nigeria Nationalizes the company, bye bye to MTN majority control over the company which means the company is virtually a Nigerian owned company. Where is the misconception here? |
MzansiBeat:We denounce all terrorists and violators of Human rights. This includes BOko HARAM, FULANI TERRORISTS AND SOUTH AFRICAN XENOPHOBES! |
MustyDanYaro:Guy just the boys body language shows XENOPHOBIA written all over it. I am wondering who gave him that position he is holding. |
LeSudAfricaine:Again stop deceiving people here. The reason black South Africans do not travel outside their shores is because most of them have not left their provinces and like newly released captives are much frightened of the world outside of them so they cling to what is familiar. The majority cannot save up enough money or bravery to venture outside their shores. White South Africans are economic migrants as well and only repatriate when they have made substantial foreign exchange to come back and live as they did during Apatheid knowing fully well the marginalization they experience within the Country. Save that nonsense about having everything at your door step for ignorant people. The US is the one of the largest and most developed nations in the world. A country with three time zones and pretty much all the scenery one can imagine, yet its citizens are one the top travelers and expats around the world. Don't they too have everything at their doorstop. |
samtol4:Please see the below video and see what this kind of attacks are creating in the new generation. (start from 3:18 to 4:55) Look at the small girl who's mother happens to be a South Africa and father from the DRC saying she wants to go home. SAD! [flash=400, 300] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXaU3-8HaBU[/flash] |
LeSudAfricaine:The only reason We have a negative attitude towards you is because of your Xenophobic behavior. Anything outside of that is propaganda! Stop flattering yourselfs |
LeSudAfricaine:He is not spot on, a large amount of your Whites are moving out of the country to the most popular English speaking destinations including the USA. You just got your country back barely 20 years ago and pretty much are frightened of the unknown. Many of you haven't even left your provinces talk less of outside SA. Please stop deceiving people here? |
MduZA:Look at the buffoon. Always suspicious of everything. First they say we shout too much and will not do anything now we have recalled Ambassador it is now suspicion with hidden agenda You people should take your diplomatic action. We have taken ours Make your move! [flash=400, 300] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fu-Y407ncMM[/flash] |

