In A Nutshell🥜
@Markosonke1 • 13,549 subscribers
Come into My World | Hate Racists | I Put Everything in a NutShell
Shorts
Videos
🚨 TRAGEDY IN CAPE TOWN: A Nigerian Man Has Died During a Police Raid 😢🕊️ No matter where someone comes from, the loss of human life is heartbreaking. A Nigerian national has died during a police operation in Cape Town, and the circumstances surrounding his death are now under investigation. While different accounts have emerged about what happened, it's important to allow the investigation to establish the facts. If anyone acted outside the law, they must be held accountable. If officers followed procedure, that should also be made clear. Justice should never depend on nationality. Whether South African, Nigerian, or from anywhere else, every person deserves dignity, due process, and the protection of the law. My condolences go to the family, friends, and everyone affected by this tragedy. May the truth come out, and may justice be served wherever the evidence leads🕊️🇿🇦🇳🇬
In A Nutshell🥜179,565 görüntüleme • 2 gün önce
🚨HOW DOES JACINTA AND HIS FRIENDS SLEEP AT NIGHT SEEING THIS...👇🏾🙁😢 The consequences of mass deportations are starting to show. Reports are pointing to a growing humanitarian situation at the Beitbridge border, with many deported migrants stranded and humanitarian organisations raising concerns about trauma, injuries, chronic medical conditions, and limited access to healthcare. At the same time, some sectors are reporting labour shortages, with concerns that this could affect production and the availability of certain goods and services. Supporters argue deportations are necessary to enforce immigration laws and protect jobs, while critics warn they can also create humanitarian challenges and economic disruptions if not carefully managed. The debate is far from over 🇿🇦
In A Nutshell🥜78,943 görüntüleme • 1 gün önce
JACINTA LIED TO US! 🚨🌾 We were told that foreign sugarcane workers are being exploited and paid "slave wages." But many farmers say experienced sugarcane workers are paid well above the national minimum wage, especially where pay is linked to productivity and output. The bigger question is this: if these jobs are supposedly so poorly paid, why do many farmers say they struggle to recruit enough local workers while experienced workers from neighbouring countries continue to fill the vacancies? Perhaps the real debate isn't just about wages, it's also about the demanding nature of the work, labour shortages, and how South Africa secures enough workers to keep key agricultural industries running. Let's have an honest conversation based on facts, not slogans 🌾🇿🇦
In A Nutshell🥜145,269 görüntüleme • 2 gün önce
🚨WHY I THINK CHIDIMMA WILL WIN THIS CASE Here's the legal twist many people are missing. Even if Home Affairs succeeds in withdrawing Chidimma Adetshina's current citizenship status as things stand because it was linked to her mother's status, immigration lawyers point out that the Citizenship Act may still give her an independent path back to South African citizenship. If she can prove she was born in South Africa, that her birth was properly registered, and that she lived in South Africa until the age of 18, the law may allow her to apply for citizenship regardless of what her parents allegedly did. In other words, the alleged conduct of her parents does not automatically determine her own legal position. That doesn't mean she has already won. It means she may have a legal avenue that Home Affairs and, if necessary, the courts will have to consider. This case could end up becoming one of the most important citizenship rulings in recent South African legal history. ⚖️🇿🇦
In A Nutshell🥜316,571 görüntüleme • 10 gün önce
🚨GAYTON McKENZIE MUST GO! 💰 If R31 million in public spending is "not a lot of money" because it's government money, then South Africans are entitled to ask an obvious question: Why does the same government prosecute people accused of stealing thousands or millions of rand? Public money isn't "nobody's money"—it's taxpayers' money. Every rand should be treated with accountability, whether it's R3,000, R300,000 or R31 million. Leadership starts with respecting public funds, not dismissing concerns about how they're spent. South Africans deserve transparency, accountability and leaders who understand that every rand matters 🇿🇦💸
In A Nutshell🥜63,678 görüntüleme • 4 gün önce
⚽🚨 MBALULA vs CAF PRESIDENT! WHO WON THIS CLASH? Fikile Mbalula told CAF President Patrice Motsepe that "running a country is not the same as running a football club." But the exchange didn't end there the CAF President has fired back, turning it into one of the most talked-about political and football debates. One thing is certain: whenever two influential South African figures like Fikile Mbalula and Patrice Motsepe exchange words, the entire country pays attention. WATCH ⚽🚨🎥 The full exchange and decide for yourself: Is Mbalula gatekeeping the ANC presidency campaign? 🇿🇦🍿
In A Nutshell🥜58,849 görüntüleme • 4 gün önce
BREAKING NEWS 🚨 OVER 6,200 FOREIGN NATIONALS IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE? HERE'S THE CONTEXT BEFORE YOU START BLAMING THEM. 🇿🇦 The figure of over 6,200 foreign nationals working in the South African public service has sparked heated debate, with many immediately concluding that it means over 6,200 South Africans have been denied jobs. But according to explanations provided by DPSA, that conclusion is too simplistic. The figure includes several categories of people, not just ordinary job applicants. It includes: • South Africans who also hold another citizenship. • Permanent residents who enjoy certain constitutional protections. • Professionals employed under bilateral agreements, such as Cuban medical and engineering programmes. • Scarce-skills professionals recruited because South Africa still faces shortages in key sectors like healthcare, engineering and specialist services. • Certain language specialists and interpreters required in the justice system where specific language skills are unavailable locally. In other words, the number alone does not automatically mean 6,000 South Africans lost employment opportunities. Each category has a different legal and policy basis, and the reasons for their employment vary. What do you think? Should South Africa continue using foreign professionals only for genuine scarce skills, or should every public sector vacancy be reserved exclusively for South African citizens? 🇿🇦
In A Nutshell🥜78,336 görüntüleme • 5 gün önce
🚨 FIREWORKS AT THE MADLANGA COMMISSION! ⚖️🔥 Things got heated when Mr. Carrim's lawyer warned the Madlanga Commission's evidence leader to "watch his words." 😳 For a moment, it looked less like a Commission of Inquiry and more like a courtroom drama. When lawyers start reminding each other to choose their words carefully, you know the stakes are getting higher. One thing is certain: the tension is rising, the exchanges are becoming sharper, and South Africans are watching every word👀 #MadlangaCommission
In A Nutshell🥜136,127 görüntüleme • 10 gün önce
SIZONYA 🚨 "We will suffer when these Africans leave. We've been living in peace with these people." - To Ass MO The comment has sparked debate online, with some agreeing that many African migrants contribute to communities and local businesses, while others argue that immigration laws should still be enforced. What's your view? 👇
In A Nutshell🥜354,538 görüntüleme • 27 gün önce
JUST IN 🚨😭 Grammy-winning South African music icon Lebo M has filed a lawsuit against Zimbabwean comedian Learnmore Jonasi, seeking more than $20 million (over R350 million) in damages. The lawsuit alleges that Jonasi intentionally misrepresented and mocked the meaning of the iconic "Circle of Life" opening chant from Disney's The Lion King during a podcast interview and in his stand-up comedy routines. Lebo M argues that the chant carries deep cultural and spiritual significance and that the alleged misrepresentation damaged his reputation. This legal battle has now moved to a federal court in Los Angeles and is attracting global attention. 🚨
In A Nutshell🥜174,633 görüntüleme • 14 gün önce
🚨 TRAVEL MORE, LEARN MORE! "South African youth need to start travelling and learning from other African countries." — Minister Ronald Lamola. Sometimes the best education isn't in a classroom, it's across the border. Africa is full of innovation, entrepreneurship and opportunities. The more we travel, the more we understand our continent, build networks and change our mindset. A passport can be one of the best investments a young person makes. 🌍✈️
In A Nutshell🥜443,211 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce
🚨 WHILE ZIMBABWEANS ARE LANGUISHING IN POVERTY... Videos circulating on social media show the children of politicians living lavish lifestyles — shopping in Dubai and reportedly spending thousands of US dollars on luxury bags and designer shoes. Whether these displays reflect the full picture or not, they raise difficult questions about priorities and inequality. A country blessed with so many resources should not have millions living in poverty while the families of the powerful appear to flaunt extraordinary wealth. Zimbabweans deserve better.🇿🇼
In A Nutshell🥜151,434 görüntüleme • 13 gün önce
🚨YOU WANTED THE Jobs ANGITH... NOW IT'S TIME TO CLOCK IN! 😂🌾 For years we were told undocumented migrant workers were "taking all the jobs." Now reports say sugar cane farms in KZN are facing labour shortages after many undocumented workers left. Well... here's the opportunity many have been waiting for. The vacancies are there. The sugar cane is waiting. 🌾😅 We don't want to here that South Africa is running outbof sugar next year... Hambani niyophangela.. The real test is here: can you survive the scorching heat, the long hours, the back-breaking work, and the daily grind? It's easy to say "they're taking our jobs" from behind a keyboard. It's a different story when it's 35°C in the fields and you're swinging a cane knife all day. This isn't about mocking anyone it's about recognising that some jobs are incredibly demanding, and labour shortages are a real challenge for certain industries. So... who's signing up tomorrow morning? 😭😂 If these jobs become available, should unemployed South Africans take them? Mina I wanna have my sugar consistently 😢 Or is there a bigger conversation about wages, working conditions, and why employers struggle to fill them? Let's Talk 🌾🇿🇦
In A Nutshell🥜54,543 görüntüleme • 6 gün önce
🚨 SOUTH AFRICANS ARE NOT LAZY, THEY ARE CHOOSY! ABAFUN SEBENZA EMAFARM🇿🇦 A representative of the South African Farmers Development Association argued that many farming jobs, particularly sugarcane cutting, pay at least the minimum wage, and in some cases more than general farm labour. His view was that the challenge is not necessarily a lack of jobs, but that many South Africans choose not to take certain types of physically demanding work. Do you agree with that assessment, or do you think wages and working conditions remain the real reason these jobs struggle to attract local workers? Let's debate. 👇🏾
In A Nutshell🥜25,999 görüntüleme • 3 gün önce
🚨🤔Nami My kids can speak English fluently, but they can barely speak our home language. At school it's English waya waya. At home it's English. Even when I speak to them in our language, they reply in English. 😭 Should I be worried, or is this just how this generation is growing up? Parents, how are you keeping your children connected to their mother tongue? Help😩
In A Nutshell🥜118,537 görüntüleme • 15 gün önce
🚨 YOU CAN'T JUST JUMP THE BORDER INTO CHINA LIKE PEOPLE DO INTO SOUTH AFRICA! 😭😂 Trevor Noah shared an interesting point about Japan's immigration debate. Even there, the discussion wasn't "Let's open the borders." It was more like, "We don't want more immigration... but our ageing population means we may have to rethink it." That's the difference. Countries like Japan and China have some of the toughest immigration controls in the world. You can't simply cross the border, settle there and expect everything to work itself out. Every country has the sovereign right to decide who enters, who stays, and under what conditions. It's always fascinating how some nations are expected to enforce strict border controls without criticism, while others are criticised the moment they discuss immigration policy. Food for thought. 🤔
In A Nutshell🥜161,798 görüntüleme • 21 gün önce
🚨 JUST THINKING OUT LOUD... Top Senior Counsel in South Africa can reportedly charge R100,000 to R150,000+ per day for major commissions and high-profile court appearances. If Advocate Annelene van den Heever falls within that league, then representing Vusimuzi "Cat" Matlala doesn't come cheap. You need serious money to afford that level of legal firepower. The question everyone will be asking is: Where is Cat Matlala getting the money to fund such an expensive legal team? 🤔💰 Grok any idea? 👀
In A Nutshell🥜78,193 görüntüleme • 11 gün önce
🚨JULIUS MKHWANAZI : "No Comment"... Until the Lawyer Arrives! 😂 Chriselda Zozi Lewis (Babes Wendaba) : "Sir, do you have anything to say?" Julius: "No comment. My legal team will speak on my behalf." 😎 Legal Team: "actually... after reviewing our client's instructions... we respectfully withdraw. He wanted us to perform miracles, not legal work." 🤦♂️😂 Sometimes the biggest challenge in court isn't the evidence, it's convincing your own client that "I wasn't there, but if I was there..." isn't a legal strategy. 😭
In A Nutshell🥜58,423 görüntüleme • 9 gün önce
🚨 BIG QUESTION: If Ordinary Citizens Can't Demand Your ID... Why Is March and March Doing It? 🤔👇🏾 A Nigerian journalist has raised a question that's sparking debate: If members of March and March are reportedly stopping people and asking for documentation, under what legal authority are they doing so? If those actions are unlawful, why hasn't there been any intervention by law enforcement?
In A Nutshell🥜83,116 görüntüleme • 14 gün önce