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[WATCH] The Presidency has expressed concern over what it describes as misinformation being spread by some African countries regarding South Africa's immigration policy. Speaking at the Union Buildings, Presidency spokesperson Vincent Magwenya said SA remains committed to working with its African partners to build a stronger and more prosperous... show more

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The misinformation is done by YOU!!! @Newzroom405 , You're literally the number one culprit who gives these liars airtime.

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South Africa's immigration laws are vague towards Africans @GovernmentZA can try deny but their country is completely reserved for white immigrants.Imagine even the neighbors where they can run to in case of conflict they treat us as trash.SADC immigrants deserve permits or alien IDs.

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Can you explain the misinformation that you are talking about? African migrant are been killed and their business are been looted and burn down by south africans who has misinterpreted the laws of citizens arrest, can you explain what is the misinformation???

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How uneducated does South African government takes the continent. The videos are there and there are persistent attacks on even the documented foreigners in that country.

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I believe the isolation is the will of most south Africans , better give them that , sisters and brothers come back home let build Africa with the rest of the African countries

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Being in denial is not going to help us. People are getting killed by thugs taking advantage of the lawless that came with March & March. Cyril is wrong. Marching against foreigners is unconstitutional. ban marches, & stop people from asking foreigners IDs problem will be solved

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@SpokespersonRSA thinks the world at large is blind to what it has witnessed lately? People being harassed and drugged from their homes, kids and pregnant women forced to give birth outside in cold weather. In denial as usual? @CyrilRamaphosa

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ILLEGALS must go back to their countries FULL STOP

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You have misplaced priorities. Forget the South Africa product for now and focus on delivering for your own people. Once you’ve taken care of them, the rest will fall into place. Otherwise, this will keep happening over and over again.

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we're witnessing a strange world where sheer acts of criminalty are being dressed, defended and interpreted as law enforcements by the government in SA

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Africa must hold South Africa accountable. The vigilantism is state sanctioned and must be treated as such.

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No misinformation ordinary citizens are asking people for their identities

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Documented africans have been killed by mob and lawless march and march,businesses looted under police watch is that misinformation you are referred to ? Just asking

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South Africans want to unalive Africans at will ironing state resources,, destroy and sieze their properties., then attend their funerals with roses. 😂 you must think little of Africans. Bear the responsibility of your actions and stop being sneaky.

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Its liars like @S_OkudzetoAblak of Ghana 🇬🇭 and Bianca foreign minister of Nigeria 🇳🇬 who have been insulting South Africa 🇿🇦

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@gee_kagiso We don’t care!! They need to leave

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I agree . They are not xenophobia. But they are recist Afrophobia and self-haters of black African migrants

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The fact that this matter was addressed by Spokesperson, this simply means even the President does not take the gossip that is being spread around by this African States seriously. It is an indication of how minutes is their pettiness.

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It's @GhanaPresidency , call them out fucking directly!

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Most South Africans tend towards Xenophobia. It’s an Apartheid legacy. Now Charlatans like that Jacinta woman take advantage of our traumatic past and naivety.

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And they are many of them on X and tiktok this misinformation spreaders we have to defend our country and government and you have to be strong for their insults..they even say king Misizulu was crying apologizing to mnangwagwa 😒

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Why wouldn't they do it. SA media is the main culprit of all this, spreading the misinformation and feeding the world the rubbish. The ministers calling concerned citizens vigilantes. They are just riding on the wave you started.

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We told them to stop fcking around, when South Africa attacks back it won't be nice

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People are being killed in front of the police. It appears everything is state managed

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We don’t owe anyone any explanation of what we do inside our own country

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@GovernmentZA @HomeAffairsSA @TheBMA_SA @PresidencyZA Mass Deportation of all West African criminals ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

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No one is fighting immigration policies ,do tge presidency not gave access to videos of the lawlessness, the worst part is on almost all the occasions police are standing by watching.Which begs the question is this state sponsored?

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African countries simply need to sanction South Africa and let the country be on it's own.

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Ghana don’t need to spread misinformation about South Africa to gain what exactly. Your deeds are already out there.

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Someone tell Vincent no African leader cares about “building a stronger continent”. You either carry their illegal citizens for free or it’s🖕🏾you

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Hahaha 😆 😂 😆 😂

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There are video of women and children being violated because they have darker skin.

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Misinformation?? You really take the entire continent for fools. Digging a deeper grave by the day

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What backlash illegals deportation is constitutional

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