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Nigerian journalist Mary-Ann Okon claims many Nigerians made significant personal sacrifices to support South Africa during the apartheid era, with children even contributing money that had been set aside for their pocket money. Speaking about Nigeria’s role in the anti-apartheid struggle, Okon said many people donated despite never having seen South Africa, adding that the country contributed an estimated $60 billion (about R982.9 billion) in support of the liberation movement. She also claimed that former South African President Thabo Mbeki and other anti-apartheid activists lived in Nigeria freely and were provided with Nigerian travel documents, enabling them to travel internationally without facing persecution. Okon said this history is taught to Nigerian children so that younger generations understand the role their country played and the sacrifices Nigerians made in supporting South Africa’s liberation.

Nigerian journalist Mary-Ann Okon claims many Nigerians made significant personal sacrifices to support South Africa during the apartheid era, with children even contributing money that had been set aside for their pocket money. Speaking about Nigeria’s role in the anti-apartheid struggle, Okon said many people donated despite never having seen South Africa, adding that the country contributed an estimated $60 billion (about R982.9 billion) in support of the liberation movement. She also claimed that former South African President Thabo Mbeki and other anti-apartheid activists lived in Nigeria freely and were provided with Nigerian travel documents, enabling them to travel internationally without facing persecution. Okon said this history is taught to Nigerian children so that younger generations understand the role their country played and the sacrifices Nigerians made in supporting South Africa’s liberation.

446,271 views • 26 days ago

Somizi Mhlongo refused to shake hands with Ngizwe Mchunu and instructed a security guard not to allow him into their VIP tent. Ngizwe Mchunu then lost his cool and responded with insults.

Somizi Mhlongo refused to shake hands with Ngizwe Mchunu and instructed a security guard not to allow him into their VIP tent. Ngizwe Mchunu then lost his cool and responded with insults.

2,499,176 views • 4 months ago

In an interview with a Nigerian radio station a few days ago, Zwelinzima Vavi said Zulu children are raised to identify as Zulu from a very young age, rather than as South Africans. He argued that this is why the xenophobia started in KZN Vavi further claimed that many Zulus tend to place themselves above other groups in South Africa, adding that in KwaZulu-Natal, people mainly vote for a political party led by a Zulu leader. As an example, he claimed the ANC enjoyed strong support in the province under Jacob Zuma, but that support declined after Zuma left. He also alleged that Zulu voters are generally reluctant to support leaders from other ethnic groups. He also added that while other provinces are home to many different ethnic groups and traditional leaders, KwaZulu-Natal is predominantly Zulu and has a single Zulu king.

In an interview with a Nigerian radio station a few days ago, Zwelinzima Vavi said Zulu children are raised to identify as Zulu from a very young age, rather than as South Africans. He argued that this is why the xenophobia started in KZN Vavi further claimed that many Zulus tend to place themselves above other groups in South Africa, adding that in KwaZulu-Natal, people mainly vote for a political party led by a Zulu leader. As an example, he claimed the ANC enjoyed strong support in the province under Jacob Zuma, but that support declined after Zuma left. He also alleged that Zulu voters are generally reluctant to support leaders from other ethnic groups. He also added that while other provinces are home to many different ethnic groups and traditional leaders, KwaZulu-Natal is predominantly Zulu and has a single Zulu king.

314,273 views • 28 days ago

Julius Malema says he is not scared of General Mkhwanazi. He describes Mkhwanazi as a coward, claiming that he did not speak in the same manner about him when they were face to face at the Ad Hoc Committee ❌ Malema adds that they will not be blackmailed by Mkhwanazi, accusing him of being overly sensitive and quick to take offence whenever he is criticised. He further claims that whenever Mkhwanazi is in conflict with General Khan, he tries to draw him into the dispute. Malema insists that they are not “ball boys” for General Mkhwanazi 🙅🏽‍♂️

Julius Malema says he is not scared of General Mkhwanazi. He describes Mkhwanazi as a coward, claiming that he did not speak in the same manner about him when they were face to face at the Ad Hoc Committee ❌ Malema adds that they will not be blackmailed by Mkhwanazi, accusing him of being overly sensitive and quick to take offence whenever he is criticised. He further claims that whenever Mkhwanazi is in conflict with General Khan, he tries to draw him into the dispute. Malema insists that they are not “ball boys” for General Mkhwanazi 🙅🏽‍♂️

925,008 views • 5 months ago

Advocate Andrea Johnson appeared to be running out of answers after the Madlanga Commission posed what seemed to be a difficult question for her: “Why were you investigating the PKTT? What was IDAC’s interest in the PKTT?” She struggled to give an answer until the Commission decided to adjourn for lunch, giving her time to return later and address the question.

Advocate Andrea Johnson appeared to be running out of answers after the Madlanga Commission posed what seemed to be a difficult question for her: “Why were you investigating the PKTT? What was IDAC’s interest in the PKTT?” She struggled to give an answer until the Commission decided to adjourn for lunch, giving her time to return later and address the question.

120,337 views • 1 month ago

Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni says the government will no longer tolerate the spread of fake news. She says the government has engaged with social media companies to seek their cooperation, adding that it is encouraged by their willingness to work together. Ntshavheni further stated that while South Africa is a democratic country that upholds freedom of expression, anyone who continues to deliberately spread false information about the South African government and its people will have to face the consequences.

Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni says the government will no longer tolerate the spread of fake news. She says the government has engaged with social media companies to seek their cooperation, adding that it is encouraged by their willingness to work together. Ntshavheni further stated that while South Africa is a democratic country that upholds freedom of expression, anyone who continues to deliberately spread false information about the South African government and its people will have to face the consequences.

175,062 views • 2 months ago

Member of Parliament Fadiel Adams says he has had enough of his name being dragged through the mud at the Madlanga Commission. Speaking to Radio 786, Adams said he is currently preparing his submission to the commission and intends to testify soon to clear his name. He argued that the Ad Hoc Committee’s preliminary report had already cleared him, and questioned why his name continues to be linked to allegations without any supporting evidence.

Member of Parliament Fadiel Adams says he has had enough of his name being dragged through the mud at the Madlanga Commission. Speaking to Radio 786, Adams said he is currently preparing his submission to the commission and intends to testify soon to clear his name. He argued that the Ad Hoc Committee’s preliminary report had already cleared him, and questioned why his name continues to be linked to allegations without any supporting evidence.

109,236 views • 1 month ago

Ngizwe Mchunu clashed with a security company guarding stores owned by foreign nationals in Durban. The confrontation comes as Mchunu and his group continue their march through the Durban CBD, calling for the removal of illegal immigrants from the area.

Ngizwe Mchunu clashed with a security company guarding stores owned by foreign nationals in Durban. The confrontation comes as Mchunu and his group continue their march through the Durban CBD, calling for the removal of illegal immigrants from the area.

336,610 views • 4 months ago

What a heartbreaking situation 💔💔💔

What a heartbreaking situation 💔💔💔

113,553 views • 1 month ago

SABC journalist, Mbalenhle Mthethwa, asked one of the 800 Ghanaians returning home how he managed to acquire asylum in South Africa after arriving in the country 21 years ago on a visitors visa, despite there being no war in Ghana 🇬🇭 Mr Nana Acheampong responded that he initially came to South Africa on a visitors visa, but later decided to apply for asylum because he was experiencing serious family problems back in Ghana and felt that his life was in danger.

SABC journalist, Mbalenhle Mthethwa, asked one of the 800 Ghanaians returning home how he managed to acquire asylum in South Africa after arriving in the country 21 years ago on a visitors visa, despite there being no war in Ghana 🇬🇭 Mr Nana Acheampong responded that he initially came to South Africa on a visitors visa, but later decided to apply for asylum because he was experiencing serious family problems back in Ghana and felt that his life was in danger.

228,485 views • 3 months ago

Phakelumthakathi says they received a call from the President and honoured the invitation. He further claims that today he fulfilled what he had promised the President, saying the march of 257,000 people that he led was his answer to the President. He declined to reveal further details but said he will provide more information tomorrow at 3:00 PM during a media briefing at Gugu Dlamini Park, where he will outline the way forward now that the 30 June deadline has passed.

Phakelumthakathi says they received a call from the President and honoured the invitation. He further claims that today he fulfilled what he had promised the President, saying the march of 257,000 people that he led was his answer to the President. He declined to reveal further details but said he will provide more information tomorrow at 3:00 PM during a media briefing at Gugu Dlamini Park, where he will outline the way forward now that the 30 June deadline has passed.

139,690 views • 2 months ago

🎥 | Julius Malema told the media yesterday that he is not afraid of anyone and will not allow anyone to speak to him “like a boy.” He said witnesses at the Madlanga Commission are shouted at, but insists he will not tolerate being treated that way.

🎥 | Julius Malema told the media yesterday that he is not afraid of anyone and will not allow anyone to speak to him “like a boy.” He said witnesses at the Madlanga Commission are shouted at, but insists he will not tolerate being treated that way.

71,046 views • 1 month ago

Julius Malema tells the people of North West that Zulus are going to come for them, and for Limpopo, after they are done with Zimbabweans. He says North West is even worse because they will ask them what “elbow” is in Zulu, and if they struggle to pronounce it, they will be beaten. In Limpopo, he adds, they won’t even ask them, saying they are already too dark, so they won’t be given a chance.

Julius Malema tells the people of North West that Zulus are going to come for them, and for Limpopo, after they are done with Zimbabweans. He says North West is even worse because they will ask them what “elbow” is in Zulu, and if they struggle to pronounce it, they will be beaten. In Limpopo, he adds, they won’t even ask them, saying they are already too dark, so they won’t be given a chance.

249,181 views • 4 months ago

Ngizwe Mchunu has responded to Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni following her remarks about King Misuzulu kaZwelithini. Ngizwe says Minister Ntshavheni had no right to involve the Zulu King’s name in something he had nothing to do with, saying those who disrespected the minister were just kids in Vosloorus. Ngizwe also accused the minister of tribalising the marches against illegal immigration. He says the movement is for all South Africans, which is why they united with people in the Eastern Cape, Pretoria and Johannesburg alongside different tribes from across the country.

Ngizwe Mchunu has responded to Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni following her remarks about King Misuzulu kaZwelithini. Ngizwe says Minister Ntshavheni had no right to involve the Zulu King’s name in something he had nothing to do with, saying those who disrespected the minister were just kids in Vosloorus. Ngizwe also accused the minister of tribalising the marches against illegal immigration. He says the movement is for all South Africans, which is why they united with people in the Eastern Cape, Pretoria and Johannesburg alongside different tribes from across the country.

221,926 views • 3 months ago

He tried to deny it until he was shown his video and changed his tune📍

He tried to deny it until he was shown his video and changed his tune📍

265,360 views • 4 months ago

Floyd Shivambu says all the concerns being raised by Jacinta Ngobese and Ngizwe Mchunu are legitimate. He says Africa Mayibuye will not join those who seek to delegitimise or insult them, but will instead engage with them. Floyd further stressed that undocumented foreigners make it difficult for the government to properly plan and allocate resources.

Floyd Shivambu says all the concerns being raised by Jacinta Ngobese and Ngizwe Mchunu are legitimate. He says Africa Mayibuye will not join those who seek to delegitimise or insult them, but will instead engage with them. Floyd further stressed that undocumented foreigners make it difficult for the government to properly plan and allocate resources.

158,054 views • 3 months ago

This is not true. These are two different people suffering from different illnesses. Both individuals are currently receiving assistance from Thuleleni Foundation in partnership with Ndalo Enhle Herbs. Please verify the facts before sharing misleading information.

This is not true. These are two different people suffering from different illnesses. Both individuals are currently receiving assistance from Thuleleni Foundation in partnership with Ndalo Enhle Herbs. Please verify the facts before sharing misleading information.

129,010 views • 2 months ago

Julius Malema claims that during his meeting with General Mkhwanazi, the senior police officer spoke negatively about both the National Commissioner, General Fannie Masemola, and Police Minister Bheki Cele. According to Malema, General Mkhwanazi alleged that General Masemola lacks basic administrative skills, stating that he does not even know how to type or send an email. Malema further claims that Mkhwanazi said he deliberately chose not to publicise developments in the AKA Forbes case, fearing that Police Minister Bheki Cele might interfere and potentially compromise the investigation.

Julius Malema claims that during his meeting with General Mkhwanazi, the senior police officer spoke negatively about both the National Commissioner, General Fannie Masemola, and Police Minister Bheki Cele. According to Malema, General Mkhwanazi alleged that General Masemola lacks basic administrative skills, stating that he does not even know how to type or send an email. Malema further claims that Mkhwanazi said he deliberately chose not to publicise developments in the AKA Forbes case, fearing that Police Minister Bheki Cele might interfere and potentially compromise the investigation.

230,130 views • 5 months ago

Ngizwe Mchunu says he understands the importance of international relations, something he believes Phakelumthakathi and Jacinta know nothing about. According to Mchunu, he has travelled to 68 countries, while Phakelumthakathi has never even been to Mozambique. He also claims that Jacinta has only travelled to other countries as someone’s companion on vacation.

Ngizwe Mchunu says he understands the importance of international relations, something he believes Phakelumthakathi and Jacinta know nothing about. According to Mchunu, he has travelled to 68 countries, while Phakelumthakathi has never even been to Mozambique. He also claims that Jacinta has only travelled to other countries as someone’s companion on vacation.

51,444 views • 1 month ago

A Nigerian national, Henry, is blaming EFF leader Julius Malema, the ANC and the Human Rights Commission for what he describes as the growing disrespect and entitlement shown by some foreign nationals towards South Africans. Henry was reacting to a trending video of a Somali woman who was seen making extremely disrespectful remarks about South Africans, claiming that Somalians came to dominate in South Africa. According to Henry, such behaviour and disrespect towards citizens would never be tolerated in other African countries, including their own. He says South Africans are being undermined in their own country while leaders and organisations defend the foreigners over locals.

A Nigerian national, Henry, is blaming EFF leader Julius Malema, the ANC and the Human Rights Commission for what he describes as the growing disrespect and entitlement shown by some foreign nationals towards South Africans. Henry was reacting to a trending video of a Somali woman who was seen making extremely disrespectful remarks about South Africans, claiming that Somalians came to dominate in South Africa. According to Henry, such behaviour and disrespect towards citizens would never be tolerated in other African countries, including their own. He says South Africans are being undermined in their own country while leaders and organisations defend the foreigners over locals.

134,295 views • 3 months ago