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Look at This Picture Below, That's South African 🇿🇦 Men Carrying Groceries, Oh You Thought They Bought it ? No They Loot...
25/08/2026

Look at This Picture Below, That's South African 🇿🇦 Men Carrying Groceries, Oh You Thought They Bought it ? No They Looted A Foreign Owned Spaza Shop 🤣

04/08/2026

South African rapper Nasty C has spoken out against the recent wave of xenophobic attacks targeting foreign nationals in South Africa, calling for peace, unity and an end to violence.

The award-winning artist said while immigration remains a complex issue, violence against innocent people can never be justified. According to him, disagreements over migration should be addressed through lawful dialogue rather than attacks on individuals and businesses.

“It should have been done in a better way without violence,” the rapper said, urging communities to reject hatred and protect African unity.

His comments come as diplomatic tensions have risen between Nigeria and South Africa following attacks on foreign nationals. Nigerian authorities have continued to press South Africa to protect migrants and prosecute those responsible for the violence, while both governments have pledged to reduce tensions and strengthen cooperation.



🚨 CALLS GROW FOR JACINTA NGOBESE-ZUMA AND NKOSIKHONA NDABANDABA, ALSO KNOWN AS PHAKEL’UMTHAKATHI, TO RECEIVE PROTECTION ...
03/08/2026

🚨 CALLS GROW FOR JACINTA NGOBESE-ZUMA AND NKOSIKHONA NDABANDABA, ALSO KNOWN AS PHAKEL’UMTHAKATHI, TO RECEIVE PROTECTION AFTER THE FATAL SHOOTING OF AN ANTI-ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION ACTIVIST RAISES FEARS ABOUT THE SAFETY OF OTHER HIGH-PROFILE CAMPAIGNERS

Following the fatal shooting of KwaMashu activist and MK Party member Siphiwe Thusini, social media has been flooded with calls for increased protection for other prominent anti-illegal immigration campaigners, including Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma and Nkosikhona Ndabandaba, widely known as Phakel’umthakathi.

Supporters say Thusini’s killing has heightened concerns about the safety of outspoken activists who have been vocal on issues such as illegal immigration, border security and crime. Many have urged authorities to ensure that campaigners who are prominent in these debates receive adequate protection while investigations continue.

At this stage, there is no public evidence that either Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma or Nkosikhona Ndabandaba has received specific threats, and police have not confirmed the motive behind Thusini’s killing.

The Political Killings Task Team is investigating the murder and has appealed to anyone with information that could assist the investigation to come forward.

🇿🇦 Do you think prominent community activists should receive additional protection when public concerns about their safety are raised? Share your thoughts below.

02/08/2026

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31/07/2026

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Phakel'umthakathi is seen in videos going around parts of South Africa, approaching foreign nationals who own shops and ...
31/07/2026

Phakel'umthakathi is seen in videos going around parts of South Africa, approaching foreign nationals who own shops and other businesses and calling on them to close their businesses and return to their respective countries.

The campaign has reportedly sparked concern among foreign business owners and immigrant communities, with questions being raised about xenophobia, the treatment of foreign nationals, and the legality of pressuring people to shut down businesses based solely on their nationality.

🚨 WHITE SOUTH AFRICANS ARE MOVING OUT OF THE COUNTRY AS DEBATE GROWS OVER WHETHER SOUTH AFRICA IS LOSING SOME OF ITS MOS...
31/07/2026

🚨 WHITE SOUTH AFRICANS ARE MOVING OUT OF THE COUNTRY AS DEBATE GROWS OVER WHETHER SOUTH AFRICA IS LOSING SOME OF ITS MOST SKILLED PROFESSIONALS 🇿🇦

According to political commentator Renaldo Gouws, Statistics South Africa’s migration data indicates that White South Africans are the only racial group experiencing negative net migration, meaning more are leaving the country than arriving.

Gouws argues that this trend reflects concerns over governance, the economy, crime and the country’s future. He believes South Africa is losing many skilled professionals through emigration.

However, migration experts say people leave South Africa for many different reasons, including employment opportunities, education, family, lifestyle and personal safety. They also caution against assuming that one racial group alone represents the country’s skills or economic success.

The issue of South Africa’s “brain drain” continues to spark debate, with many warning that the loss of experienced professionals could affect sectors such as healthcare, engineering, education and business.

Do you think South Africa is losing too many skilled people, or do you believe enough talent remains to build a stronger future?

🚨 NGIZWE MCHUNU ACCUSES JACINTA NGOBESE-ZUMA AND PHEKAMTHAKATHI NDABANDABA OF USING MONEY FROM POOR SOUTH AFRICANS TO BU...
31/07/2026

🚨 NGIZWE MCHUNU ACCUSES JACINTA NGOBESE-ZUMA AND PHEKAMTHAKATHI NDABANDABA OF USING MONEY FROM POOR SOUTH AFRICANS TO BUY LUXURY CARS AND BUILD MANSIONS IN EXPLOSIVE INTERVIEW 🇿🇦🔥

Ngizwe Mchunu has made explosive allegations against Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma and Phakelamthakathi Ndabandaba during a recent interview, accusing the two activists of enriching themselves at the expense of ordinary South Africans.

During the interview, Mchunu alleged that money collected from poor people and supporters was being used to fund luxurious lifestyles, including the purchase of expensive vehicles and the construction of mansions. He also questioned how the funds raised by the movement had been managed and called for greater transparency and accountability.

Mchunu further claimed that supporters deserve answers about how donations and financial contributions have been spent, arguing that people who sacrificed their hard-earned money should know where it went.

As of now, these are allegations made by Ngizwe Mchunu, and there has been no court ruling establishing the claims. Those accused have the opportunity to respond to or deny the allegations.

The interview has sparked intense debate on social media, with some users calling for an independent investigation into the claims, while others have defended the leaders and questioned Mchunu’s motives following his split from the movement.

Do you think these allegations should be independently investigated, or do you believe they are simply part of an ongoing political fallout? 🇿🇦👇

🚨 END OF AN ERA: LYNDHURST SUPERSPAR CLOSES ITS DOORS AFTER YEARS OF SERVING THE COMMUNITY, LEAVING WORKERS, SHOPPERS AN...
30/07/2026

🚨 END OF AN ERA: LYNDHURST SUPERSPAR CLOSES ITS DOORS AFTER YEARS OF SERVING THE COMMUNITY, LEAVING WORKERS, SHOPPERS AND SUPPLIERS FACING AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE 🇿🇦

The Lyndhurst SUPERSPAR in Johannesburg has officially ceased operations, bringing an end to years of serving the local community. The store is now listed as "closed until further notice", with shoppers arriving to find quiet aisles and the supermarket no longer trading.

For many residents, the closure marks the loss of a familiar neighbourhood store that had become a regular destination for groceries, fresh produce, bakery items and weekly specials. The closure is also expected to affect employees, including cashiers, cleaners, security guards, shelf packers, bakery staff and other workers whose livelihoods depended on the business.

The shutdown has also raised concerns for suppliers and small businesses that relied on the supermarket. While no official reason has yet been provided for the closure, many South Africans have linked it to the increasing pressures facing the retail sector, including rising operating costs, changing consumer spending habits, intense competition and broader economic challenges.

The closure comes at a time when South Africa's retail industry has seen several major changes. In recent years, a number of supermarkets have either downsized or closed underperforming stores as companies adapt to difficult trading conditions and shifting customer behaviour.

At the time of publication, SPAR has not publicly announced the specific reason for the Lyndhurst SUPERSPAR's closure or confirmed whether the store will reopen in the future.

The news has sparked widespread discussion on social media, with many expressing sadness over the loss of a long-standing community supermarket and concern about the impact on jobs.

Do you think South Africa's economic conditions are making it increasingly difficult for retailers to survive, or do you believe this is an isolated case? 🇿🇦


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