South Africans living in other African countries and doing business there are never discriminated or called names.. I wonder why is it an issue here?? Uganda , ivory coast and kenya host the highest number of illegal and legal foreigners but you won't hear any identity crisis in those countries. There's plenty of Kenyan cabinet ministers and Mps of Ethiopian somali origin but you won't here any Kenyan complaining about that, there's plenty of rwandese in ugandan government but they have never faced any identity crisis , many ehuopians ,Eritreans, somali citizens doing businesses in uganda and taking over cities but they have never faced any xenophobic attacks . Government in sa has alot of work to do sensitize it's people about international relations ,humanity and africanism
You are lying because you are hellbent on pushing a fake, false, anti-South Africa narrative. I was in Botswana I was called names. I was in Angola, I was called names, i was in Egypt I was called names. I was in Germany; I was called names. And we were called names even where the people knew we were going to return to South Africa. And many other countries too. South Africans are preferred because their visits, their travel to other countries are legitimate, legal and done for positive reasons, not to harm those countries. And because they are preferred, because we worked for that, all these illegals in RSA desire to use our documents for criminal activities here and in other countries using RSA documents thus destroying the image we worked hard for.
@@kibuuserobert4971 Power FM presenter Kwena Moabelo talked about how whole doing SABC documentaries in Nigeria years ago was made to feel he's a foreign national and told never to feel comfortable because that was not his country my own brother who went to Zambia two years ago to study theology mentioned the same thing how difficult it is to be a foreigner in African countries so please don't just comment for the sake of likes
Wherever anyone goes, it has to be legal. When you go for business, there are legal processes for that, for visit ditto, for tourism too. Every country (+50 in Africa, +200 globally) has its own legal processes that has to be followed.
A foreigner is anyone, whether a South African or other, who goes to another country, whether on the African continent or elsewhere for whatever business, they are a foreigner in that country. I am SAN, i have been to ten "African" countries, i was a foreigner in all of them, now i am back home for a while. If i do go again for whatever reason, study, work, ... I become a foreigner there again. But in my country, South Africa, i am not a foreigner, makes sense?
@@stanleynkosikamthembu168 it's true Sir, this person must go to southern African countries SADC or Frontline states, he will be asked a passport and monitored, European countries ask visa passport to other European citizens coming from different countries, you don't jump to England just because you are a French citizen
From parliamentary to celebrities most of them they have mess up mzansi pls just check their track history they are involved in many schadals really bcs they didn't care it's cde life and friends
Other foreigners don't expose themselves to scrutiny, once you go public whilst you are an illegal foreigner then you put yourself in trouble, fraudulent papers are not acceptable to the country, enter South Africa the right way, joining South African political parties won't be your best shield
@chileshemulenga8790 Gigaba Melusi was original Gigamba came here at a younger age as well with his father who was a missionary made their way to our rotten DHA to change her surname to Gigaba that's why he extended her private part with R450K to show to young kids because he never had the best interest at heart to put South Africa in the maps, he is part of the dead home affairs department
Julius Malema he once insulted Fikile Mbalula and Baleka Mbete after they've discovered his Zimbabwean father lives in skampaneng informal settlements somewhere near Seshego township so it's true he's half South African half Zimbabwean even if he claims not to know his biological father
I heard him claim that his mother refused to tell him who his father was 😂 In what SA culture is it acceptable to hide the identity of the father from the kids?
Malema knows we know he was born in Zim! Came here at 4 Years old the only reason he will never be a President especially with his mentality of South Africa belongs to all African countries imagine the nerve!
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The Nigerian Miss SA scammer is a criminal.
Also ,Lucky Dube ,was accused of being a Zimbabwean. However John Langalibalele,Dube wasn't.
So mr Narata are you a South African?
South Africans living in other African countries and doing business there are never discriminated or called names.. I wonder why is it an issue here?? Uganda , ivory coast and kenya host the highest number of illegal and legal foreigners but you won't hear any identity crisis in those countries. There's plenty of Kenyan cabinet ministers and Mps of Ethiopian somali origin but you won't here any Kenyan complaining about that, there's plenty of rwandese in ugandan government but they have never faced any identity crisis , many ehuopians ,Eritreans, somali citizens doing businesses in uganda and taking over cities but they have never faced any xenophobic attacks . Government in sa has alot of work to do sensitize it's people about international relations ,humanity and africanism
Lack of education, ignorance and empty pride,
God bless
Thank you 💕...
You are lying because you are hellbent on pushing a fake, false, anti-South Africa narrative. I was in Botswana I was called names. I was in Angola, I was called names, i was in Egypt I was called names. I was in Germany; I was called names. And we were called names even where the people knew we were going to return to South Africa. And many other countries too. South Africans are preferred because their visits, their travel to other countries are legitimate, legal and done for positive reasons, not to harm those countries. And because they are preferred, because we worked for that, all these illegals in RSA desire to use our documents for criminal activities here and in other countries using RSA documents thus destroying the image we worked hard for.
@@kibuuserobert4971 Power FM presenter Kwena Moabelo talked about how whole doing SABC documentaries in Nigeria years ago was made to feel he's a foreign national and told never to feel comfortable because that was not his country my own brother who went to Zambia two years ago to study theology mentioned the same thing how difficult it is to be a foreigner in African countries so please don't just comment for the sake of likes
Wherever anyone goes, it has to be legal. When you go for business, there are legal processes for that, for visit ditto, for tourism too. Every country (+50 in Africa, +200 globally) has its own legal processes that has to be followed.
Who are those South Africans? Name them.
Who is a foreigner in Africa,
God bless.
Thank you 💕...
A foreigner is anyone, whether a South African or other, who goes to another country, whether on the African continent or elsewhere for whatever business, they are a foreigner in that country. I am SAN, i have been to ten "African" countries, i was a foreigner in all of them, now i am back home for a while. If i do go again for whatever reason, study, work, ... I become a foreigner there again. But in my country, South Africa, i am not a foreigner, makes sense?
@@stanleynkosikamthembu168 it's true Sir, this person must go to southern African countries SADC or Frontline states, he will be asked a passport and monitored, European countries ask visa passport to other European citizens coming from different countries, you don't jump to England just because you are a French citizen
We talking about south Africa here stop that misused word Africa! For your now gain man
In South Africa
From parliamentary to celebrities most of them they have mess up mzansi pls just check their track history they are involved in many schadals really bcs they didn't care it's cde life and friends
As long as you are using your mother's surname, your father is a foreigner
The surnames are ringing a bell
Surname, what about the dutch surname,😊😊😊
Other foreigners don't expose themselves to scrutiny, once you go public whilst you are an illegal foreigner then you put yourself in trouble, fraudulent papers are not acceptable to the country, enter South Africa the right way, joining South African political parties won't be your best shield
Even Nelson Mandela was a foreigner, from Malawi, and Nelson Mandela was drug addict 😅😅😅
Can that be true?
Uthetha ukunya
Why only blacks are shown to be foregners
Zimbabweans are the ones who claim Malema
Lying its the locals saying that just like gigaba
@@chileshemulenga8790you’re the one who’s lying
@chileshemulenga8790 Gigaba Melusi was original Gigamba came here at a younger age as well with his father who was a missionary made their way to our rotten DHA to change her surname to Gigaba that's why he extended her private part with R450K to show to young kids because he never had the best interest at heart to put South Africa in the maps, he is part of the dead home affairs department
Hez a Zambian.
Who is Zambian?
Who you were bfo you were shaka history and before 54 states demarcations
Julius Malema he once insulted Fikile Mbalula and Baleka Mbete after they've discovered his Zimbabwean father lives in skampaneng informal settlements somewhere near Seshego township so it's true he's half South African half Zimbabwean even if he claims not to know his biological father
I heard him claim that his mother refused to tell him who his father was 😂
In what SA culture is it acceptable to hide the identity of the father from the kids?
Malema knows we know he was born in Zim! Came here at 4 Years old the only reason he will never be a President especially with his mentality of South Africa belongs to all African countries imagine the nerve!
Any whites???