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๐โโ๏ธ๐โโ๏ธ๐โโ๏ธ second hand cloth arrived in South Africa, but from where???
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But this is in Lesotho and not South Africa. You spreading fake news.

Hope there were no drugs inside those second hand clothing.

These clothes should be stopped coming here and directed to Sudan where is much needed.

this business model must be terminated across the continent. The west just damping stuff here

Ai they must sell this in their country, this people like to take chances

These were probably donated by other countries to be given for free to those in need and now they have been brought here to be sold to our people, and the government is quiet. Thina sijwayelwa kabi by everyone like a home with no father, siyi jeken house

Who is importing this nonsense that killed our textile industry & clothing retails? SAns aren't renowned of shopping on pavements, never.

We have more questions than answers. Where is Custom or #SARS when people bring things into the country? Who is bringing these things into the country?

Culture contemination, That's the disadvantages of having uninvited guests who bring their home businesses that makes sense where they come from into an advanced country that does not need jumbre sale clothes. Which now has a market because they are as many and sell to each other

SA had one of the best clothing/textile industries anywhere there is never a need to import used cloths that is the issue to be handled govt must ban imported used cloths urgently

ANC government killed this country

Clothing in SA is overpriced just like vehicles. So sad only employee get affect because of this money worshipping wizzards. Imagine R900 for a shit quality material and people are excited to buy on credit.

SA is the new dumping site!

Oh fuck these people are killing the Textile industry, South African government need take serious action against this

This clothes destroy our economy

This is a lucrative business, I know a girl who makes 50-70k a month from these

This is Lesotho

It is illegal to import 2nd hand clothing. I think itis allowed only under specific instances. Philanthropic reasons is one and there are rules. ITAC must approve for example.

Woman from Mozambique go house to house asking for old clothes everyday. They get paid for this

We are wearing Gucci again this December

Dumping site of a country

Kufeneka I petrol bazishize bazofunda labantu coz they don't wanna abide by the rules of the country...yohhh bayadina labantu aiii suka and nathi we support them hence kunje.

In case you are wondering

These clothes should be given to poor people but some of our rotten officials will sell them to illegal immigrants who will then sell them to poor people. When will people learn? The is no peace in crime The crime contract does not permit peace.

Europe uses Africa to dump their shit here

Dudula will keep quiet they focus is poor citizens who needs medical attention and school idiots

Iโve never seen such a lawless country @GovernmentZA @SAPoliceService @NPA_Prosecutes @sarstax

Supporting their country's industries by infiltrating SA. We're asleep. While we sing division songs and wait for Santa, Moses and politicians to sort us out for hair, nails, branded international, they establish, save and support. We have to work on our greed and jealousy levels

This is why fashion designers are now struggling. ANC please come to the rescue of clothing industry.

This is Lesotho not south africa

@tebohoreginald I've always questioned myself the same thing on where these clothes come from

We were told RSA doesn't deal with 2nd hand clothes but Dunuza is dunu dunuzing

Where are they intended to be distributed?

It's always f@ckin muslims - either paki's, somali's or F@CKIN bangladeshi's these C@NTS are killing our textile industry and the useless @MYANC stand by and watch it happening !!!!!!!

