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Economic Freedom Fighters founder Julius Malema called for African unity against imperialism Thursday, declaring, “The true enemy is the system that keeps African people poor while a tiny elite accumulates wealth.” His comments come against the backdrop of growing anti-immigration protests and violent attacks on foreign nationals in South...

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EFF leader, Julius Malema says migrants are being unfairly blamed for South Africa's structural problems and an uncaring government. His comments come amid ongoing protests and attacks on foreign nationals. Malema was speaking at the South African Communist Party's Conference of the Left in Johannesburg. Tune in to #eNCA, channel #DStv403.
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EFF leader, Julius Malema says migrants are being unfairly blamed for South Africa's structural problems and an uncaring government. His comments come amid ongoing protests and attacks on foreign nationals. Malema was speaking at the South African Communist Party's Conference of the Left in Johannesburg. Tune in to #eNCA, channel #DStv403.

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EFF LEADER JULIUS MALEMA CALLS FOR TAKING UP ARMS AGAINST WHITE PEOPLE IN SOUTH AFRICA : In possibly the most violent rhetoric used against white citizens in democratic South Africa, Julius Malema shockingly calls for taking up arms against white citizens. Malema said " our message is simple, there cannot be Unity and reconciliation in South Africa without justice and justice will be violent for those who are comfortable at the expense of African people, ultimately their will be a need to take up arms" Elon Musk pls permanently suspended the accounts of Economic Freedom Fighters and Julius Sello Malema We are all for freedom of speech but it should come with limits. Violence is not an option. #EFFNPA2024

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Julius Malema has slammed calls by anti-immigration groups to remove foreign nationals' children from South African schools and deny them healthcare, arguing that children have committed no crime and should not be punished for the actions of adults. #June16 #YouthDay
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Julius Malema has slammed calls by anti-immigration groups to remove foreign nationals' children from South African schools and deny them healthcare, arguing that children have committed no crime and should not be punished for the actions of adults. #June16 #YouthDay

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A South African anti-immigration group has sparked outrage for harassing a Ghanaian migrant. They stated that they don't want African migrants in the country. The civilian group is known for stopping and questioning African migrants to know their immigration status.
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A South African anti-immigration group has sparked outrage for harassing a Ghanaian migrant. They stated that they don't want African migrants in the country. The civilian group is known for stopping and questioning African migrants to know their immigration status.

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Tonight on South African television there was a heated discussion on IMMIGRATION. The tone of the discussion shows a very difficult time ahead for illegal foreign nationals in South Africa, particularly the poor ones as South Africa prepares for a general election in 2024. Even the documented foreign nationals are being targeted not only in political discourse, but at work places. The tragedy is that the South African ruling party that defends and supports rigged elections in Zimbabwe, the ANC, is now using the immigration card too. Most illegal immigrants are a results of those rigged elections.

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Julius Malema has dismissed the growing wave of Afrophobia in South Africa as “clownish” during an interview with Sky News, criticising the dangerous rise of anti-African sentiment and warning against turning fellow Africans into scapegoats for South Africa’s deeper economic and governance failures.
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Julius Malema has dismissed the growing wave of Afrophobia in South Africa as “clownish” during an interview with Sky News, criticising the dangerous rise of anti-African sentiment and warning against turning fellow Africans into scapegoats for South Africa’s deeper economic and governance failures.

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Nigerian 🇳🇬 and South African 🇿🇦 lawmakers disagreed at a parliamentary conference in Malawi 🇲🇼 over how violence against foreign nationals should be described. Nigerian lawmakers called for the attacks to be described as xenophobia, while South African lawmakers said the discussion should also include illegal immigration and enforcement of immigration laws. More than 300 lawmakers and officials attended the conference, which focused on democracy, human rights and regional cooperation.
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Nigerian 🇳🇬 and South African 🇿🇦 lawmakers disagreed at a parliamentary conference in Malawi 🇲🇼 over how violence against foreign nationals should be described. Nigerian lawmakers called for the attacks to be described as xenophobia, while South African lawmakers said the discussion should also include illegal immigration and enforcement of immigration laws. More than 300 lawmakers and officials attended the conference, which focused on democracy, human rights and regional cooperation.

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WATCH | Video In The Comments👇🏾| Zimbabweans were among the foreign nationals moved to a temporary shelter for their safety following violent protests in Jeffreys Bay, Eastern Cape, South Africa, organised by the anti-migrant group March and March. South African police said on Friday that 69 people had been arrested after the anti-immigrant protest on the country’s south-eastern coast turned violent, resulting in widespread looting and leaving at least one person hospitalised. Several houses belonging to Zimbabwean nationals were set alight during the unrest, while at least 23 tuck shops were looted and damaged.

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Anti-migrant protests in South Africa echo apartheid, says activist Dr Dale McKinley. He warns Black people are being scapegoated – just as they were under the racist regime. And he blames March and March founder Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma for spreading disinformation that fuels violence against undocumented foreigners. McKinley cites the recent harrowing Estcourt attacks, where Malawian migrants were reportedly assaulted. The real culprit? Corruption and governance failures are causing the collapse of the country, not foreigners. #SouthAfrica #Immigration #Migrants #Africa #Governance #30June #Malawi #Zimbabwe #Nigeria
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Anti-migrant protests in South Africa echo apartheid, says activist Dr Dale McKinley. He warns Black people are being scapegoated – just as they were under the racist regime. And he blames March and March founder Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma for spreading disinformation that fuels violence against undocumented foreigners. McKinley cites the recent harrowing Estcourt attacks, where Malawian migrants were reportedly assaulted. The real culprit? Corruption and governance failures are causing the collapse of the country, not foreigners. #SouthAfrica #Immigration #Migrants #Africa #Governance #30June #Malawi #Zimbabwe #Nigeria

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Princess Adjei, a Ghanaian who grew up in South Africa, was rendered homeless after her hair salon in downtown Durban was attacked during anti-migrant violence. She is one of many victims of xenophobic attacks in South Africa against mostly African foreign nationals, who were accused by an anti-immigration group of living in the country illegally. 🎥: Reuters

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THE EFF AND JULIUS MALEMA ARE A DISGRACE FOR SOUTH AFRICA AND ITS PEOPLE: It is about time government does something about his violent rhetoric saying •kill the Boer kill the farmer”"shoot to kill" Imagine the South African delegation had to sit and watch looney crazy Julius Malema. What an embarrassment for the country. The government cannot sit without doing anything. Action needs to be taken against the VBS Looting kingpin who lives with cigarettes smuggling mafia kingpin Adriano Mazzoti. JULIUS MALEMA DISGRACED SOUTH AFRICA ON THE WIRLD STAGE
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The result is out for South Africa. This is a prototype for what is to come. The white settlers who are engineering South Africans against their African neighbors must are smiling now! The way the whole continent turned against South Africa in their game against Mexico on Thursday was exactly what those behind the xenophobia against black migrants were hoping for. It’s never too late to receive sense.
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The result is out for South Africa. This is a prototype for what is to come. The white settlers who are engineering South Africans against their African neighbors must are smiling now! The way the whole continent turned against South Africa in their game against Mexico on Thursday was exactly what those behind the xenophobia against black migrants were hoping for. It’s never too late to receive sense.

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A white South African lady leads a protest against xenophobic attacks on other Africans in South Africa. She advocates that other African countries should close down SA embassies in their countries because some govt officials are part of the attacks. This is commendable.✍️
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A white South African lady leads a protest against xenophobic attacks on other Africans in South Africa. She advocates that other African countries should close down SA embassies in their countries because some govt officials are part of the attacks. This is commendable.✍️

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Nigeria’s Parliament has moved to escalate tensions with South Africa following renewed outrage over xenophobic or Afrophobic attacks targeting Nigerians living there, with lawmakers in Abuja debating punitive measures against Africa’s most industrialised economy. The Nigerian Senate and House of Representatives this week condemned what lawmakers described as persistent Afrophobic attacks, harassment and killings of Nigerians in South Africa, triggering one of the strongest parliamentary reactions seen in years between the continent’s two biggest powers. During a heated debate in the Senate, some legislators called for retaliatory economic measures against South Africa, including sanctions and restrictions on major South African companies operating in Nigeria such as MTN and MultiChoice, the owners of DStv. Former Edo State governor and senior senator Adams Oshiomhole was among those who argued that Nigeria could no longer continue responding with silence while Nigerians were allegedly being attacked and humiliated in South Africa. Other lawmakers proposed a review of bilateral agreements between the two countries and called for the African Union and ECOWAS to formally intervene in the matter. However, Nigeria stopped short of formally approving sanctions. Instead, the Senate resolved to establish a joint parliamentary delegation that will travel to South Africa for a diplomatic and fact-finding mission aimed at engaging the South African Parliament directly over the attacks. Nigeria’s Senate President Godswill Akpabio urged restraint during the debate, arguing that diplomacy and engagement should be prioritised before retaliation. The Nigerian Parliament also observed a minute of silence for Nigerians allegedly killed in South Africa and called on Abuja to strengthen protection mechanisms for Nigerians living there, including possible evacuation and emergency response measures if the situation deteriorates further. The move comes amid rising tensions in South Africa over illegal immigration, unemployment and crime, issues that have increasingly spilled into anti-foreigner rhetoric and violence, particularly against migrants from other African countries. South Africa has repeatedly denied being a xenophobic country, arguing that crime affects both citizens and foreigners alike. But recurring attacks on foreign nationals over the years have continued to damage the country’s image across the continent, especially in Nigeria, which has historically viewed itself as one of Africa’s strongest defenders of liberation struggles, including the fight against apartheid. The latest Nigerian parliamentary reaction in Nigeria reflects growing frustration among African states over what many now openly describe as Afrophobia in South Africa, a term increasingly being used instead of xenophobia because the violence disproportionately affects black African migrants rather than foreigners from Europe or North America. The total annual turnover of South African businesses in Nigeria is over US$10 billion annually, with MTN alone generating about US$3.45 billion in revenue in 2025, accounting for roughly 27% of the entire MTN Group’s global revenue. South African companies operating in Nigeria include MTN Group, MultiChoice (DStv), Standard Bank/Stanbic IBTC, Shoprite, Pepkor (PEP Stores), Protea Hotels, SABMiller/AB InBev, Tiger Brands, South African Airways, and various South African mining, logistics and financial services companies.

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EFF leader Julius Malema has condemned those engaged in xenophobic attacks in South Africa as suffering from self-hate, arguing that hating fellow Africans (such as Batswana) is self-hatred because “we are married to each other,” and called for African unity instead of division.
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EFF leader Julius Malema has condemned those engaged in xenophobic attacks in South Africa as suffering from self-hate, arguing that hating fellow Africans (such as Batswana) is self-hatred because “we are married to each other,” and called for African unity instead of division.

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African Nations Concerned About Some Violent Anti-Illegal Immigration Protests in South Africa Says Lamola International Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola says several African countries have raised concerns about the violent nature of some anti-illegal immigration protests in South Africa. Lamola said South Africa's counterparts across the continent recognise the country's right to enforce its immigration laws, but have questioned why some enforcement efforts are accompanied by violence and vigilante actions. He stressed that immigration laws must be enforced by the police and other authorised law enforcement agencies, not by private groups or individuals conducting house-to-house operations. Lamola said the South African government has consistently clarified that such actions do not reflect its position, adding that immigration enforcement must be carried out humanely and in accordance with the Constitution. He also warned that misinformation circulating on social media has become a growing challenge, contributing to negative perceptions of South Africa internationally.
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African Nations Concerned About Some Violent Anti-Illegal Immigration Protests in South Africa Says Lamola International Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola says several African countries have raised concerns about the violent nature of some anti-illegal immigration protests in South Africa. Lamola said South Africa's counterparts across the continent recognise the country's right to enforce its immigration laws, but have questioned why some enforcement efforts are accompanied by violence and vigilante actions. He stressed that immigration laws must be enforced by the police and other authorised law enforcement agencies, not by private groups or individuals conducting house-to-house operations. Lamola said the South African government has consistently clarified that such actions do not reflect its position, adding that immigration enforcement must be carried out humanely and in accordance with the Constitution. He also warned that misinformation circulating on social media has become a growing challenge, contributing to negative perceptions of South Africa internationally.

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Why Isr*el-Linked Billionaire Gave $554K to South African Anti-Migrant Groups The South African anti-migrant movement might not be so influential were it not for one Isr*el-linked billionaire. South African activist July Eccles explained the impact of gambling tycoon Martin Moshal’s political donations on Johannesburg-based broadcaster Salaamedia's programme, “Xenophobia in South Africa: Is There a Hidden Hand Stirring the Chaos?” A recent South African Electoral Commission report on political donations showed that the South African-born billionaire had given 9 million South African rand ($610,000) to anti-migrant political party ActionSA in 2026’s first quarter. According to South Africa-based Newsday, Moshal had donated 103 million South African rand ($6.35 million) to four anti-migrant political parties since the 2021-22 fiscal year. Is South Africa’s x*nophobic sentiment actually smaller than what it seems? Drop us a comment if you agree or disagree. For more like this, follow The Spearhead.
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Why Isr*el-Linked Billionaire Gave $554K to South African Anti-Migrant Groups The South African anti-migrant movement might not be so influential were it not for one Isr*el-linked billionaire. South African activist July Eccles explained the impact of gambling tycoon Martin Moshal’s political donations on Johannesburg-based broadcaster Salaamedia's programme, “Xenophobia in South Africa: Is There a Hidden Hand Stirring the Chaos?” A recent South African Electoral Commission report on political donations showed that the South African-born billionaire had given 9 million South African rand ($610,000) to anti-migrant political party ActionSA in 2026’s first quarter. According to South Africa-based Newsday, Moshal had donated 103 million South African rand ($6.35 million) to four anti-migrant political parties since the 2021-22 fiscal year. Is South Africa’s x*nophobic sentiment actually smaller than what it seems? Drop us a comment if you agree or disagree. For more like this, follow The Spearhead.

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