@@Star-hg1kt They will not do that because they want to make South Africans look like the baddies and exonerate the Criminal activities of these people.
Ag, give it a rest, you know all about the crime these people bring to South Africa, but you want to sweep it under the carpet. South Africa has had immigration for hundreds of years and no one complained, but these immigrants are terrorising South Africa and people are speaking out. They claim they living in fear, but yet they refuse to leave to a safer neighbouring country and you fall for their drama.
ruclips.net/video/qsufQxXMFWQ/видео.html ruclips.net/video/pnSGr_7T0eI/видео.html ruclips.net/video/mqNQGY2nP5c/видео.html The dislike for illegal migrants is not unjustified.
and says she wish she could pack and leave...... making her also a foreigner in a different country where in her mind she expects to be welcomed and love....the hypocrisy there......
As a Kenyan, I think it's time for Africans to stop this migrating sh*t and hold their governments to account so that they can make their lives better in their own country. We want them traveling to come to invest and tour not to survive and engage in crime.
@@JamesMunisi Here we pay exorbitant, almost extortionist taxes. On top of that, we lack food, so you're welcome to enjoy the hunger and starvation, we can use some help in that sector
@@v_isforvictory9366 You're the silly one. Even wildebeests migrate from Tanzania to Kenya every year and vice versa, and it's called a migration. Use your dictionary
I feel ashamed for South Africa. As a Nigerian, I remember in my university days we had many South African nationals in my university who had run away from apartheid and were given scholarships and free housing by the government of Nigeria. South Africans lived freely in Nigeria without molestation. We embraced them as brothers and sisters. I can't believe what is happening in South Africa today. This is an outrage.
I am a proud South African and I am proud of Operation Dudula. I am ashamed of Nigerians, they are pariahs of the world. I made a big mistake of warmly welcoming them in 1994. They showed us pure evil. Now we want them gone.
I'm Mozambican and my mom used to work in South Africa but Xenophibia made her stop. The problem with South Africans is that they complain about lack of jobs and opportunities but they don't want to take the simple jobs (not all of them), my mom was a maid and her friend is the one that got her a job because another lady from the neiborhood wanted a Mozambican lady to work there. Most rich families will hire Machanga (Mozambican) because they don't complain, they work or some do businesses. If the foreigners do business, you do too, here in Mozambique we suffer but the ladies will go to the market and sell things, they will open small businesses because unfortunately our governments are corrupt.
@@FashionRunwayyy please name a job that SA don’t take. PLEASE. Coz the women we see in streets selling, women and men working in scrap yards, working in other peoples houses for scraps are SA. Maybe if u stop lying to yourself and insulting ppl. Wake up n fix your country. We are 30 years in democracy. We still fighting. Can we breathe!!!!
I am an African and I can assure you Africa will never develop. I can't imagine people saying Apartheid was the best policy.. they are lucky that the whites spent alot of time in that country managing it and develop it and now in a mess within a short time
African unity, meaning that individual countries are subsumed into a pan African super-state, doesn't seem realistic, or necessarily desirable. African countries realising that they can achieve more collectively, by cooperating for their mutual benefit, in defiance of external parties who profit from their division, is a different matter. I sometimes wonder how African people I meet, in the UK, regard each other. Is it realistic to expect a person in Namibia to feel a sense of kinship with a person in Ethiopia or Tunisia? Perhaps not. Can governments trade and cooperate in a way which facilities development of the continent, for it's people? I hope so.
@youtuberadisgracehidingdis8581 How many times have you heard some variation of "they took our jobs!". It's the same in many places, and usually the backlash intesifies if the economy *really* takes a dive and people start fighting for resources. History repeats.
The ANC has pushed racism for years, even against its own South African people There is video on RUclips of South African leaders calling for genocide. The other thing is tribal and ethnic conflicts are happening across Africa.
@@ItumelengTladi-gd8eo Why not turn that energy against the government that failed you and the yte people who own 72% of your land? Africans are baffling
@@ItumelengTladi-gd8eo fixing your own country like stealing power cable lines? doing drugs? and the mother chasing after immigrants while her son is still doing drugs? Instead of blaming herself or the government she blames the clouds and her shadow
“WHEN EDUCATION IS NOT LIBERATING, THE DREAM OF THE OPPRESSED IS TO BE THE OPPRESSOR” - Paulo Freire, Brazilian philosopher It seems that humanity never learns that placing blame and hatred on others is a foretold disaster, and once again, history will repeat itself. I hope that the South African people can confront these increasingly common thoughts that are spreading worldwide.
Pan-Africanism is an example of the Texas Sharpshooter Fallacy. It is cognitive bias where differences are ignored but similraties are overemphasised; just because someone has melanin in their skin it doesn’t mean that they are your ally & wish you well. Focus on content of character rather than colour of skin and foreigners do not have good characters; and, South Africans see this and do not stand for it. Not all skin folk are kinfolk. There's no violent targeting of migrants here; it's the migrant violently targeting South Africans. And, if South Africa is so bad, then GO HOME and leave us alone!
@@romeuvanelli8666 Eu ainda gostaria de saber POR QUE os conservadores brasileiros odeiam um dos únicos indicados do Nobel no Brasil, parece que não gostam de estudar mesmo.
Depends on what the education is, doesn't it? NAZI and Soviet schools had "free" education.....or indoctrination, which seems to be infecting modern education...indoctrination, not education. Indoctrination just breds fanatics and radicals.
So you're saying lack of education is the problem? If the South African people were all educated, millions of illegal migrants pouring into South Africa selling drugs and not paying rent or taxes wouldn't be a problem then? That's rather strange logic. How about this: Don't let migrants into your country who aren't educated and skilled and don't let people in who are criminals and/or deport those who engage in criminality. Problem solved. Look at countries like Denmark, Finland, Norway, Bulgaria, Hungary. They don't have problems with millions of illegal migrants pouring in from the human trafficking gangs, because they take a no-nonsense hard line stance on immigration with fixed quotas on the amount of genuine refugee asylum seekers they can take in each year which doesn't harm their economy or the standard of living for their own citizens. Until you can help your own people and have a functional prosperous country, you cannot be charitable to half the third world. Charity begins at home.
Imagine a mother blaming foreigners for how her child turned out. If you worked hard in life to provide a good and safe life for your son, i'm sure he wouldn't have ended up that way. You not being able to raise a responsible child isn't the fault of foreigners living in your country. This lady is dreaming 😅
True but my moral stance is a 14 yr old cannot consent to drugs or sex i don't know in your country let alone ur values if u have one. Ubuntu is a myth then, African really lack empathy by far incl S.Africans only few have morals that can sustain a striving society. Most of Africa has its peeps to blame for the gross lack of human life esp women and children.
As sad as it for the lady with a son who is addicted to drugs l think the solution the lady is seeking is not a viable solution. I am of the opinion that in order to tackle drug addiction l think a multi faceted approach is needed like drugs education rehabilitation and yes eradication in order to limit those ppl who are proven beyond doubt that they sell drugs
If African foreigners raised their children properly they would not go poison children with drugs and they would not have turned out to be drug dealers and criminals. It is not our responsibility if your children are criminals because of their bad upbringing. South Africans were brought up properly, that's why we do not go to foreign countries to peddle drugs on the streets , kidnap children and sell them into prostitution, kidnap or hijack people, blow up ATM machines. This behaviour from you, you carry to Western countries as well. WHAT ARE YOU PEOPLE RAISING IN YOUR AFRICAN COUNTRIES!!!
"My son is a drug addict who near burned to death, attempting to steal copper = foreigners are the problem with the abject failure that is my country." Really? That is an extraordinarily dumb conclusion.
The foreigners originally introduced hard drug's to SA. Of course locals are selling street level and are kingpins too but there still are alot of foreigners wholesaling.
“My son is addicted to drugs because he can’t find a job even as an engineer.” “How long has he been on drugs?” “Since he was 14” *dramatic crocodile tears*
@@ChristopherMangiroza There are functional addicts out there who can actually accomplish things despite being tethered to poison. This lady obviously is making things up however.
@@HelyBel we fought and won our country back. This time we are fighting against drug dealing, prostitution and other illegal activities by those who cause harm and instability to our fledgling democracy.
@@TheIrieman15 i don’t think I believe only the African foreigners cause drug dealing and crime problem the energy to black foreigners is different in a negative way. This is how hitler used strategies to hate a certain group but putting a narrative and blaming a group of people. In fact most crimes are done by South African because like they said they don’t have jobs so they are prone to do crimes, instead of providing jobs or benefits to their community they have this gathering and energy in the wrong things and hating group of people to extent of sentencing them to discrimination and death. The same energy can be used to help its citizen find a stable life style
This is because it doesn't represent all of us. Why is it that these people (who are xenophobic) are given a bigger voice than all of us who don't believe in this? It's disheartening, and time that we stand up, not in our name!!! We can't sit back and let xenophobes run the day. no ways! It is not us!
It’s always a symptom of poor education and exposure that results in countries growing these pockets of hatred for foreigners. It’s always a lack of accountability of government, but the scapegoats are always immigrants who have no political power to change the country. As a South African, it’s appalling .
we hv a problem of influx of elligal immigrants,tell me how are they able to survive if they came with nothing and all cant get jobs?answer is they resort to crime,high crime rate due to the influx,we hv Zimbabweans doing robberies, Nigerians and tanzanians selling drugs,human trafficking,hijacking buildings,frauds,scams and brothels,it's not a hearsay i stay in Johannesburg I see all these things happening
True lack of education. As Mandela said go and armour yourselves with education, that would have been the best weapon but Heish yaah you can’t reason with all this. It will turn into a lawless country each man for himself. Sad 😢 worse with leaders who are asleep 😴 or they turn a blind eye to all the chaos. What leader sees chaos in his country and keep quiet. I feel sad God help us and our younger generation. They shouldn’t be growing up in this kind of environment full of evil. People should confront the government because government knows why all this.
The sad thing is that, during apartheid, African countries were perfectly willing to take in South African exiles. This is how South Africans return the favor.
What u ignoring is that there was far less that 3 million of South Africans who were exiled, and importantly, they were law abiding individuals. I can say they same about illegal immigrants here SA now. They hijack buildings in Joburg, hijack cars mess up our cities with hawking. Obviously u are rich,so u are not directly affected by them.
@@godfreyberry1599I wonder if you were present counting because that's absurd,African nations have the weakest borders compared to other continents, do you really want to tell me a lot of migrants from SA didn't flux through the borders illegally in 20th century Africa??you are a joker
I love that South Africans are showing their true selves to the rest of the world, and thank you for showing your true colors in the comment section ,you guys are going viral
Come on, this is unfair. How many people has joined dudula? It's not even up to 200,000 people . What about the rest of SA? Few people can not speak for the whole nation. It's unfair of what u wrote. In my 1st house they broke into it and steal all our valuable things. Forensic took fingerprints, and find no records , coz it was undocumented foreigners from Zimbabwe. Coz we heard the language. Last year in August we moved in our new home. Three Malawians, broke in our home, gun point my husband,myself,my daughter who is 23 and my little son who was 2 by then.[ I struggled to conceive due to incompitent cervix that caused 6 miscarriages]. Hence the huge gap between my kids. We were traumatized, we thought its our last breath.This people took all our valuable things, at gun point including my son birth certificate 😢. And they kept looking at my daughter with lust eyes. My husband, my daughter and I ,were praying calling on the name of Jesus, they left. I was scared that they would rape my daughter, coz it's what usually happens when they find woman. This past September, they tried to brake in again and we called security. It's no longer safe no matter where u live, especially in suburbs on stand alone houses. It's better for a person to live in a estate or where there is security with a boom gate and long walls. If u're middle class u don't feel safe anymore. Still I believe it's our government leaders and officials to blame. They're corrupt, they loot money, get bribes , leave our nation struggling . Poor people fights poor people. This people who are foreigners are poor, South Africans who fights foreigners are poor. Problems starts where these foreigners are running from their country, for better living, to find that also South African poor people have problems as well , living in poor conditions, with hunger and no jobs. Unfortunately u can't tell a person who is poor, and hungry or jobless anything that makes sense.
I agree. I went to Johannesburg last year. I am a Black American but I kept being harassed by the police because one of them said I looked "Zimbabwan" That country is just racist and I didn't have a good time. They harras Black people but no one else. A bunch Uncle Toms
I just realized that kenya 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 is a great country when it comes to handling diversity and migrant issues. We have our own issues but we just cant go this direction
Honestly, I'm not tooting my horn as a Kenyan, but when I find out that they are not Kenyan, I am more intrigued and always ready to go to wars with my Kikuyu friend to claim them. And I've seen other non Kenyans here acknowledge this as well. Its kind of an impulse for many Kenyans to be intrigued with other nationalities, whether African or Western.
@@A_T_E_R_R_Y so, you JUST realised Kenya is is a GREAT country because of the actions of a fringe group is South Africa and their protest against crimes committed by illegal immigrats? How very peculiar?
@TheIrieman15 Sadly, this is not the first time I've seen such accusations towards South africans. Lots of other Africans on tiktok have pointed out how much smoke South Africans have for their fellow Africans in comparison to how they are with the decendants of colonisers still living amongst them. Especially with the wake of this cape town thingy going on. As an African, South africa overall is a no-go for me. To finish off, Kenya is not the only country that takes well interest towards their fellow Africans and I'm proud to say that!
@TheIrieman15 with the numerous video and news coverage they usually bring along. There is currently a British guy trying to build his own city, the name rhymes with narnia if I recall correctly. But hey, a simple search won't kill you, will it?
Once a proud South African, I now consider myself to be an ex-South African. Victimhood has infected the culture. And youth see themselves as entitled, whilst the economy collapses and skills leave the country. Without an immediate corrective attitude, South Africa has no hope
@@OanhSchlesinger A million people could build a million hotels and SA fate will remain unchanged. There is a cultural issue within the fabric of society.
the mother has every right,we don't know how his child got into drugs but we do know it's elligal to sell drugs,I can't relocate to Nigeria to go and sell drugs so why are Nigerians doing it here
I'm South African 🇿🇦 I've heard about Operation Dudula but I didn't know it was this deep. For anyone watching this, please know that not all black South Africans think like this or do this or are a part of this movement. These people are clearly delusional and I'm pretty sure their membership is less than 10k countrywide because so many people have never even heard about them. We have so many problems that need fixing as a country but none of these problems will be solved by getting rid of foreign nationals. They are just using them as scapegoats instead of holding our government accountable. Our biggest issue here is corruption with our government. From home affairs, to housing, to policing, to border control, every single problem we have started with corruption. We need to hold our leaders accountable and we can only do so by voting them out next year! Chasing out fellow Africans from our country will never solve any of our problems. Vote out the ANC and maybe we will see change!
I visited SA on an official mission from Gambia for a week. It’s a beautiful country and the people I met were very welcoming, I hope what you said is the case that these people are in the minority
@@Kairo635 That's good to hear. A lot of us are really not like that, we interact with people from different African countries in our day-to-day lives and we have no issues with them. I'm a student at the University of Cape Town, it attracts students from all over the African continent and other parts of the world. It's very sad to see from this video that there's people who treat others like that, I would never condone or support that.
@@khanyi_zulu Nice, I was in Pretoria nice city. I made sure I interacted with the local for instance I had one guy who was a security at a hotel he was friendly.
You will be shocked to find out you are wrong about the percentage of xenophobic South Africans. It's deep in most people's psychy and they find the need to differentiate themselves from foreign nationals.
They are different, they Bantu and Khoi not Nguni and screwed in the head. Africa has hundreds of different cultures, do you gave an identity crisis or are you sad that you don't have critical skills or money to migrate here? Go home
The one who is crying, saying she hates foreigners, is simply running away from her failure to care for her son! Poor parenting, and she puts it on foreigners??
I am South African and it’s sickening to see all this happening. The South African government has failed big time. God have mercy. Its not the Migrants fault its the Corrupt Government that is not doing there Job and this is so Sad to watch!! Luckily I am leaving in Switzerland and not in South Africa...But most of my family is still leaving there and this makes me so mad seeing people clearly unaware of what's really going on and blaming Migrants for the misery that our Country is in...
I'm South African and am appalled by Xenophobia in my home country. It's exhausting seeing people blame foreigners for the countries problems that have been existing since the Apartheid. They should blame the government, the ANC are useless. I live overseas and am scared to visit my home town and family because of these issues.
My parents used to tell me stories and songs about "remember South Africa", what was done to it's people by colonialism and apartheid. They told me as a Somali to never forget the struggle, my parents generation were brought up on Pan Africanism. What to them is shocking and shame is, those who they shared their pain and struggle are today being xenophobic and bigots, hating on unfortunate africans being productive member of society. My country is rebuilding and many Somalis fled since civil war to seek livelihood in neighbouring brotherly countries, fellow africans but end up being killed, hated and looked down upon. The sad reality is, had these Somalis moved to western white majority countries they would never be treated the way South Africans treat them. To see fellow Africans speaking like white supremacists crying "i hate foreigners" you might as well move to Russia than South Africa. What a sad people, your issues are complex. Dont go for easy fix and accuse foreigners but hold your ineffective government and corrupt people accountable.
Thank you! I used sing for SA. As Somalis we fought for them by training them, providing weapons, giving financial and goods support, singing for them, encouraging them. All went to hating us and burning Somalis alive. WHAT GOES AROUND, COMES AROUND” We’re rebuilding again and soon!
I'm not South African, but the point you said about government, is also applicable to Somalia. It's time you became stable and build your country. This immigration is starting to affect people, including the West, and people are going to start acting up because governments are not doing much for citizens anymore.
@hibasama3353 absolutely abaayo, shocking to see this level of bigotry from fellow Africans. I know these small minority do not make up majority good hearted SA people, when one day Somalia returns we will remember those who stood by our side and aided our people. I ask and encourage the vast majesty SA people to reject the bigotry the small minority are displaying here. Please stop some of the senseless violence directed at some Somali people trying to make bread. I know two separate families who had to flee SA due to horrific violence directed at them. It is unfortunate to say today they are living dignified peaceful life in western European country, something they couldn't find in brotherly African country.
They derogatorily refer to fellow Africans as 'cockroaches,' a chilling echo of the Rwandan genocide. What's even more disheartening is the involvement of government officials and politicians who financially support these unemployed individuals (dudula) for their political gains. With less than a year remaining until the elections, it's alarming to note that South Africa's current Home Affairs Minister, Aaron Motsoaledi, has a well-documented history of hostility towards African migrants. During his tenure as Health Minister, he issued orders for public hospitals to deny medical care to sick migrants, resulting in a horrifying incident where a woman from the DRC had to give birth on the streets. Such ministers who promote hatred are gaining considerable attention, exemplified by a representative of the health from the province of Limpopo humiliating a sick patient in a hospital bed, further exacerbating the troubling situation.
Why Africa thinks that South African has unlimited resources to provide for jobless Africans. We do not have unlimited job opportunities. 95% of these migrants do not have skills, they live on crime. Charity begins at home. The government must first provide for South Africans. Put South Africans First.
@koolohinde as a Rwandan this was indeed shocking and chilling to hear them use the word ' cockroach' referring to their fellow Africans and Own people! (Assimilation in the culture). I can't even imagine what harnessing that energy especially in young and unemployed youth can become! Because I saw what it did in Rwanda! Whats more shocking is the mothers behind the movement sometimes leading it by themselves ( the 3 'Mamas' that attacked the nigerian migrant fellow selling on the street) and Even more alarming backed by Gov. Agents. It can't imagine what this whole energy can become if they don't watch out! A genocide or a Mass Civil revolt that is in the very near future if they continue as this rate! And to think that this is a place with the history it has with Apartheid is just sad! 1 out 3 unemployed adult is alarming and really the route of all problems. Rwanda had a massive recession and high unemployment in the early 1990s to 1994, with so many people unemployed including youth it was easy to harness that much energy through hatred especially when you give them a purpose and a bit of money and then blame their struggles on somebody else and say " those people doing well are doing so because of XYZ.....that should have been You! Let's take it back!" It's really sad to see but I'm pretty sure there is a bigger picture and someone playing chess on our continent! Sadly it just takes money to start all these revolts! Hungry and angry population will follow! Africa as a whole might be experiencing another change in the tide. All over Africa we started fighting eachother like the 1980-90s. Mali, Niger, Gabon, Nigeria, DRC etc. The western is definitely coming back for our resources this time fighting the clock with Russia and China. God Help us so that We can unite and Help ourselves.
These were the same black South Africans , who every African nations fought for when they were being oppressed . I’m very surprised to see them doing the same thing to their fellow Africans now. What a shame !
Last take on this: In all of these, where is the South African government? Where is your SA immigration agency? Where is your police? Where is your drug enforcement agency? And where is accountability and taking responsibility for your own failings? Why is South Africa so attractive to criminal elements from all over the world? Could that be because many South Africans are criminals themselves and provide an enabling environment for crime? Could the failings of your government agencies be a sign of a deep-rooted societal flaw? I’m all for foreigners leaving SA, but do you think Operation Dudula victimizing all migrants is the way to go? Are foreigners responsible for the over 30% unemployment rate? Are they responsible for your world-record crime stats especially for a country not currently in a war situation? Are foreigners responsible for the rate of femicide in SA? Are they responsible for your high GBV? Are they responsible for the load shedding? Are foreigners the reason the ANC is underperforming? Are they responsible for the white-only Orania? Are foreigners responsible for stealing a car every 40 seconds? Are they the reason why a significant share of your country’s wealth is in the hands of the white minority? Are foreigners the reason for the wanton recklessness and corruption in South Africa? Are they the reason your military is underfunded and crumbling? Are foreigners the reason for the high rape cases in South Africa? Are foreigners responsible for the rot in your prison system? Are foreigners responsible for your gun violence? If they are, would you give them credit for the positives in South Africa too or foreigners are only cockroaches and vermin and nothing good can come from them? You South Africans need to ask yourselves very serious questions. Every country has challenges, but the way to deal with them is not to simply blame and victimize migrants. If a migrant/foreigner commits a crime, bring them to book in line with the law. I bet Operation Dudula can mobilize and work with the police to bring confirmed drug peddlers and criminals to book? Why not focus on that? Why not protest against and picket every government agency that is refusing to do its job? May God help Africans. And to you the foreigners in South Africa, please go home. Leave SA. I know many of you are there out of desperation, but do all you can to leave. Protect your dignity. You are not in any way inferior to South Africans much less the Black ones who took control of a country in 1994 and have done a fantastic job of running it down and blaming it on foreigners. Lastly, to the criminal foreigners in South Africa, you’re part of the problem and you deserve to rot in jail.
I thought my country was fucked up but this feature has really made me feel thankful and grateful for my country despite the issues we face!!Kenya is blessed.
I went to high school & college in Kenya, not a single day did I feel unsafe. Kenyans are friendly people, their government is their number 1 problem. As a business owner, providing employment, Kenyans show a lot of love.
A mother is crying saying she hates foreigners and that they will be run out of south Africa. We were telling those @FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE RUclipsrs from America
As a Kenyan that grew up in South Africa this is disgustingly true. Xenophobia is very much alive in South Africa, if you guys only knew how welcoming Africans are of South Africans....shame. and South Africans have a lovely rich heritage but blaming your fellow brother and sisters is disgusting 😭
@@MentalWellnessWithWaihiga When tolerance has ran out LOL, illegal or legal peeps have had it. All over the world America, Europe has had it. Coz if peeps keep running away in huge numbers how the fuck are they gonna fix their countries. Learn from South Africa only a few political minded left in order to come back. I feel for both sides so unfortunate
Why are they your fellow 'brothers and sisters'? You don't share a language, geography or culture with them? You don't have the same ancestors. It's like saying the Irish and Russians are brothers and sisters why? Skin colour?! That's KKK logic. Skin colour should not be a factor to borders being violated. Not that you did, but millions do.
do they even know the difference between legal and illegal foreigners? as long as one doesnt speak the language everyone is called illegal foreigner. hatred in another level
How quickly they implemented their own worse versions of Apartheid. South Africa is lost until better people take over. I don't think anyone that can has that ambition for the coming decades.
@@dinaledi4085 My sister I recognised your handle from the Ashley in Afrika video covering the same topic, your patriotism and love for our country is unmatched and does not go unrecognised even if its just by me, I see you relentlessly putting forward our perspective in these comments. Thank you
@@Masingita9379 Thank you for also speaking up . Its really sad because real lives are being lost yet people are being gaslit and silenced. That kind of scenario can only lead to more anger. Its almost as if some people are identifying a problem but deliberately listening to one side as a way stoking the fires. Violence can never be condoned but then again if you keep silencing people and enabling gross human rights abuse the victims will inevitably feel like they have their backs against the wall. At that point they will feel they have nothing to lose and that's how communities are radicalized. South Africans are good people and we don't want to see a situation where there's rampant vigilantism and a whole lot of radical groupings.
I also recommend you Google the affects of the influx of illegal immigrants in SA townships. Don't stop there, Google Hijacked buildings in SA; effects of influx of illegal immigrants on SA public healthcare; Google a show called Sizokthola; someone recommended you Google girls rescued from human trafficking, take it a step further and Google the people that have been arrested for human trafficking in SA. If we are going by your sentiments, then may God have mercy on them all. May they never reap what they have sowed, except that God wills it. This goes for their governments too
I feel sad for these conditions. I have been learning about the various African countries in the last year and a half. I am in the USA and always dreamed if returning to Africa as my 'home.' But I can see, that's a delusion. USA is racist, but tribalism is like racism on steroids. I pray for a peaceful resolution but it's reminiscent of what happened in Rwabda when one side turned against the other. Oh my SA people, be careful of the fire you are fueling...
It shows that there exist The Educated Black South Africans (1% of the black population) and the dumb kak, egoistic braindead rest (99% of the black population)
I am a South African, watching this documentary brings me pain and shame. I have traveled in other parts of Southern Africa, and my experience has been amazing. People were so welcoming, and they treated me as one of their own. So sad that we can't do the same for our African brothers and sisters. There is so much hatred in South Africa, i pray for spirit of Ubuntu. The sooner we realise that we all one, the better.
While they destruct, destroy, & kill SA citizens in our own country??? Our visitors should behave & show ubuntu then that will be reciprocated. Why so many are in boats to Europe?? Because there’s no Ubuntu in their own countries. We need mutual respect we allowed them to come in , now we have no go areas in our own country imposed by Nigerians, Somalis, Mozambican, DRC & many more that’s not normal. You went to visit not to stay. We have people staying here & doing wrong things. It’s becoming normal in SA to have people vanishing & never found, some get killed , with all forensics still can’t find killers because there no data on illegal migrants . We need normality, till he have that there won’t be Ubuntu.
Some of these groups don't see you as one. In fact, when they open their shops in your country the plan is to slowly take over through group economics, and I know for a fact they would never let you do that in their country. It's best that everyone stay in their own countries and we can visit each other as tourists instead of colonizing each other.
@@akhonazasembo3016 the real issue is why you feel it’s a good idea to post a nonsensical & sarcastic reply on a serious topic. If you don’t know the Väst majority of xenophobia there is aimed at fellow Africans. Are they the real problem or source of the turmoil? Are people from Ghana, Senegal or Libya the reason for unemployment in SA?
But most of those SA hating re the same.looking for someone to blame for their shit life and the best people to blame is vulnerable people that looks like them.they re not much difference from what white people re doing to them or worst .
As a South African observer, it's crucial to address the prevalent global issue of xenophobia. This challenge transcends borders, impacting lives in various ways. However, the portrayal of the challenges faced by black South Africans in media narratives often remains misrepresented or downplayed. The complexity of this situation deepens with illegal immigration, leading to forced assimilation, disrupting local businesses, and straining the social security system. The historical marginalisation of black South Africans intensifies due to the ongoing influx post-1994. It is essential to uphold the rule of law and curb the tolerance of illegal immigration by State institutions. Strengthening these institutions becomes paramount to prevent mob justice and ensure public safety for all individuals. Proposing structured refugee camps for refugees, asylum seekers, and illegal immigrants awaiting deportation, instead of immediate community assimilation, could mitigate potential violence and secure the lives of all, irrespective of nationality. It is also disingenuous to shame South Africans for wanting to live in their sovereign nation where their rules-based order is respected by all, whether from South Africa or outside South Africa. Equally disingenuous is to shame them for not supporting illegal immigration by using terms like 'xenophobic' or 'unafrican' arbitrarily so, or by virtue signalling that Africa should unify as one big nation. While we can unite under one continent in our vast diversities and identities, forcing a singular unified entity risks destruction without acknowledging the value of our sovereign nations.
17:25 lady crying with no tears, she is projecting her generational trauma and failure as a mother, the amorphous hate in her heart to explain away her crusade against strangers.
These drugs were not here before these things arrived I blame Mandela. No south african lives and sell drugs in Nigeria even in Zimbabwe. The whole world knows Nigeria is a home of drug dealers I don't care who says what.
As a foreigner living in South Africa. The problem is the government. If it was dealing with crimes committed by foreigners as it should have... this wouldn't have happened. When the government isn't listening to the people, people becomes desperate. As a foreigner myself living in South Africa. I blame the government. How dudula is going about it it's wrong. But the government needs to hear also. People need to understand that the majority of South Africans aren't Xenophobic.
@@mightyrsa9772 It is Xenophobia. Unless you get information from Home affairs or any other Immigration institution, you can't determine who is illegal or not. Even the bank have to do a check with Home Affairs when foreigners have to open an account. What Dudula is doing is illegal. those politician are quiet now because it works in their corruption agenda. When there will be a major issue with this operation, that same government will put the Dudula leaders behind bars.
Most criminals are from Zimbabwe , Mozambique and south Africa too .. Nigerian aren't klling but doing drugs, Congolese do nothing.. so stop your buttlick attitude thinking that they will love you more. I've been there myself.
As a Zambian who was born in the 1970s and grew up in the 1980s, I didn't think I would see a day when South Africans would treat fellow Africans like this, considering they (the South Africans) were received and treated with dignity in many African countries during apartheid period. It wasn't like those countries had significant resources to care of them. They shared the little we had with them. So, for someone like me who not only had classmates from South Africa but even a teacher from that country at primary school, I find what's happening in SA very upsetting.
Google " 16 girls rescued girls from human traffickers ":Also google "hawks rescue girls, women from a Joburg brothel " ; Also " I survived human trafficking in Johannesburg " ;Also google "open borders , afriforum ". We also didn't think that welcoming fellow Africans into our country would lead to such horror
Migrants in Zambia don't make up 10% of migrants in SA, once you take responsibility of looking after many people from failed countries who dont want to fix their countries, you can then come here and talk, for now, focus on your Zambia, we don't bother you people in your countries
We've heard that many times, look we don't have the capacity to carry the whole of Africa while we are also struggling ourselves, we are still recovering from the effects of apartheid, just give us a space to grow and develop ourselves. In comparison to the invasion of immigrants, legal or illegal, currently in SA, it was very few SAns who lived in exile, so it is rather silly to make a comparison.
You are lost as Africans because you oppress each other on religious ethnic and tribal preferences in your own countries but expect SA to host and love you all mxm sis
Here we are. Those want a better life in europe? Not welcome. I am very sorry for those, who suffer because of this. Surely y recognize, that spending and donations will drop. Stupid. Bullets and bombs are not eatable.
South Africa has also historically, had a very serious Alcohol Addiction problem in the Townships. It is interesting that Dudula hasn't identified alcohol as a harmful substance in their communities.
Drugs have surpassed the alchoholism to be honest. I grew up in the township and I am talking about seeing it first hand where a neighbour's child will steal from a house where he used to go and play.
You work for 40yrs to have $1m in your retirement, Meanwhile some people are putting just $10k in a meme coin for just few months and now they are multi millionaires. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
Trading without professional guide...Huh I laugh you, because you will remain where you are or even make huge losses that will stop you from trading, this has been one of the biggest problem to new traders
You're right! I have lost a lot trading all by myself without a guide. It's been an uneasy ride for me. Who is your mentor please. how can i reach her i really need help in this bear market now?
It's difficult to fathom that a nation that once garnered sympathy from Africa and the global black community is now displaying such deplorable behavior toward fellow Africans by labeling them as foreigners. This situation is incredibly absurd. It makes me question whether there's any hope left for the collective well-being of black people worldwide. Isn’t it the time for Africans to unite, harness their collective strength, and actively strive for their own liberation, as well as that of the African diaspora by erasing the artificial borders separating them? Africa my Africa who did this to you?
Educate yourself because BBC is pushing an agenda, I will tell you for free. SAns don't have problems with foreigners, they have problems with illegal foreigners who casing havoc in SA. Unfortunately, the dominant nations are Nigerians, Congolese and Zimbabweans. All other nations are peaceful. Just put on google "South Africa Drugs Nigerians" and just scroll.
I’m not even South African and I have to ask, what about the people who migrate there who HAVE been found to sell drugs? Or be violent? Instead of the kneejerk “it’s a lie”…my question is what if it were true? What then is your commentary to those migrants who misbehave? Again I’m not South African, never been there before but we don’t hear about that. I’ve heard WORSE acts than what was shown here by the South African locals and it is truly disgusting to the point where yes, it makes you wonder why the hate is soooooooo strong….BUT have we gotten all facts straight when it comes to how much of an issue this became?
@@rtoriq the fact is this...the south African government just like the majority of the African government have failed their people. so if they truly desire justice they should demand it from their government and not innocent foreigners. lets be very clear on this...there will always be bad eggs in every basket, but to blame your problems on foreigners when clearly, your government are the issue, is the absolute opposite of justice
@@Mercitoyes it's true when I lived in Leicester, the locals blamed the Asians, Indians and blacks for the drugs and crime in the area. It's the same across all Europe, just Google all the anti-immigration protest, all of them have signs blaming foreigners for their troubles. Whether it's fair or not is a different matter to the fact that they do the same.
@@lozi4163 Polish men are not lazy they do the immigrant's job not unlike SA's lazy bastards you see them all over JHB dressing like workers with blue suits sitting in corners drinking castle and blaming immigrants for their failer
There are no gangs of vigilantes attacking foreigners in any western country. The ANC the black political leaders spread race hate, even towards other South Africans. They tell the poor their problems are caused by somebody else, meanwhile they are stealing from the poor. By the way. there are tribal and ethnic conflicts across Africa. Its very common.
It's convenient for the government. It's, Van Riebeeck , it's Foreigners, it's WMC....... No matter the destruction, as long as they not held accountabil.
South Africa was the shining beacon for the whole continent not that long ago with a stable currency a thriving economy, plenty of industry and agriculture and tourism hospitals universities railroads well paved streets plenty of electricity, air conditioning, running water no trash in the streets no graffiti on the buildings and then suddenly everything began to crumble. I wonder what happened.
Look South African , I am 63 years from Ghana, now an American leaving in USA. My father was a principal of a secondary school in Ghana, in 1967 , my father and his school kept 15 south Africans who were supported by my dad's income. You don't even know how Africans may have helped you to get where you are! Some of the South African were being cared for by Nigerians and other countries! I remember half of those guys were always drunk.
My South African brother and his comrades were kept in the bushes of Tanzania. They were nevee given working papers. At the end of apartheid all the countries that "hosted" South Africans, send them back to SA. They were never given permanemt residency or citizenship
@@alicegauteng2358give them permanent residency for what? They were South Africans and they were being protected from the apartheid. Apartheid is over best thing to do was send them back to their beloved as things had improved
As a south African I am so disgusted and embarrassed. I have worked in many African countries, and currently residing in Nigeria... I have always been treated with respect in all these countries, and this is how they are being treated in my home country
I agree. All people should be treated with love and respect. But if the Nigerian government let in millions of poor people from South Africa you will also unfortunately find a lot resentful people. Most economic migrants are not average people. They are normally much more driven and hard-working, that's how they got here in the first place. For those seeking jobs that often creates the perception that foreigners have an unfair advantage and also for employers the perception that foreigners are harder workers. I don't think it's because South Africans are naturally xenophobic.
I say this with no prejudice: a lot of southAfricans are lazy. Vusi Thembakwayo himself said it. A lot of this boils down to the circumstances post apartheid.
@@nkemjikaokeke7320 SA is homer to richest blacks in Africa with highest standards of living, lazy people cant achieve this, lazy people are running away from their messed up countries crying xenophobic, beggars cant chose
As a Congolese girl born and raised in SA, I not only suffered racial inequality but xenophobic injustices too. I was picked on in school, and never enjoyed my childhood, we lived in fear that one day something bad would happen to me either because of my skin colour or nationality. Nobody talks about the many Europeans who bring in large containers of drugs at the sea port…😗or the human trafficking that is being conducted on a daily basis.
No not the white people 😒 that unfit mother said it was the "foreigners " 😂😂😂😂😂😂 they sound do dumb. I'm sorry for what you had to endure there but hurt people, hurt people.
Another story of how BAD SA is. Does anyone out of the millions of foreign nations here have anything positive to share? I hope you were able to escape the "HELL" that is our country.
This is so sad. The group is misguided. People make a conscious decision to either take drugs or avoid drugs. Drugs are also everywhere in the world. You cant just blame punish foreigners for personal decisions.
Go and sell drugs in your own country. All these migrants are here to sell drugs and counterfeit goods. None with skills. Other skills they have is to hijack buildings, steal cables and mine illegally. They must go back and do that in their own countries of origin.
Instead of fighting white superiority. They fight their own people. Granted, there are drug dealers who are poisonous and ought to be removed. This hate is miguided
stfu do ur know how most of the girls are drawn into drugs. ever heard of kidnapping women and forcing drugs down their throat till they become addicts and let them go work for the cartels. they even let them go coz they know they wont be able to survive with out them drugs
😂😂😂 that mother made me laugh so hard. The way she said she hates foreigners as if they are the ones who forced her son to do drugs. She also confessed that her son was trying to steal some cable and got shocked while they always claim that its foreigners who steal cables. They should look in the mirror. I'm not even excusing the foreigners i understand its a problem but they should also look at themselves
Instead of laughing try to understand why someone who doesn't do drugs would feel like that. Shes not stupid. South Africans wouldn't sell even a cigarette to minors. Besides these guys have fake pain tablets. Everything of theirs is cheap.
I lived in south africa for about 5 years doing studies, even while i was studying, there was already discrimination during classes. Then gradually I started to work and improve my lifestyle. It got to a point where I felt unsafe because I was a foreigner claiming that I don't deserve anything because of this I have moved back to my home country.
A relative from Kenya told me how he would get deliberately marked down on tests, and fellow students he tutored and helped (white) were marked up undeservingly.
This is a walk in The park. The level of violence isn't even remotely the same. Only a zio shill could post or upvote it. Disgusting people. The worst in the world are in so called Israel. This video documentary shows vile behavior, no doubt about that. But nowhere near what the new nazis are doing.
And fought with SA and sent resources from across Africa and internationally to end apartheid.... Its very sad to see this. However, given past and recent history in SA, the issues are very complex and deep rooted. Healing and understanding will take time.
Its ironic. Most every other African country was able to fight off and get rid of(to an extent) colonizers without external help. The exceptions being Angola/Mozambique and SA. Well like the loser said in the article, "Life was better under apartheid". Go figure
@@kemmoneR True... I personally was too young but my father a Ugandan political and human rights activist was part of the international struggle to end apartheid in SA. He hosted campaigners in our home in London to discuss many issues relating to human rights across Africa. He lobbied the UK Thatcher government to end Apartheid. I remember the gatherings in our home as a child. The fundraising. Later he told me what it was all about. So please don’t dismiss our care or involvement. As I personally grew to learn and understand how brutally abhorrent apartheid was and it’s effects to present day, I too support anything which brings restoration, healing and progression. But attacking your fellow Africans seems like misdirected anger. Totally misdirected. Not all foreigners are criminals. Yes root out the criminals but taking a blanket approach to all isn’t right.
@@kemmoneR . But you can't deny Africa as a whole was unicent in their support of your country throughout the dark days of apartheid. They supported you by various means, and this is how you repay them. Shameful! You need to start holding your politicians accountable, instead of cowardly attacking the vulnerable.
She needs serious psychological counseling. She has created a personalized perception of the situation and to her, those negative and painful experiences have become a reality. She may never change that kind of schema easily. I just told someone watching the video this lady is in real pain which shouldint be ignored but addressed. She needs a little pull back into reality of realizing that the son had the choice to buy the drug after which he had another choice to use it and his role in the mess was actually more significant regarding the aftermath repercussions.
As a kid growing up in another part of Africa, I remember the day Nelson Mandela was released from prison. I grew up with a dream to visit this country of the great Madiba and his people. However, when I saw all this happening, I was so disgusted and swore NEVER to step in this country!! I am a global citizen ( meaning I have access to many countries) but this country is no longer on my list. Nooooooooooo…..disgusting 😢
I am Kenyan. Coming from a country that makes so much money from foreigners and tourism, I am appalled when I see such videos. Really, I have always wanted to visit S.A because of its history, music and culture but watching the xenophobia related videos, I get scared! 😢
Why are so many Kenyans in the comment section stating "I'm Kenyan" and then proceed to mention why Kenya is the greatest country in Africa? Always clicking on sensationalist bad clips on South Africa to convince yourselves why SA is below standard.
Isn't Kenya the homophobic hub of Africa. Do you even allow gay tourists in Kenya? Your country is intolerant to certain people because of their sexual orientation, right.
Can i come sell drugs to your kids in Kenya? Can i bring all my cousins to sleep on the street in Kenya? Can I come scam and open broth3ls in Kenya? Hijack cars and buildings? Invite more of my empoverished cousins?
I am a South african. I am encouraged by other African countries who live peacefully with other African brothers and sisters in their countries. My prayer is that this spirit does not spread over other African countries. Continue to hold each other's hand. Africans have suffered enough. Continue to build Africa. This to shall pass. One Africa.
How are they going to build Africa if they all want to come to South Africa? Why do these immigrants go past all these peaceful countries and choose a xenophobic country to settle in? Who does that?
It's envy mainly, they don't understand how a poor person is able to set up a business. I was curious, how do these vigilantes get paid, they drive around all day harassing traders. I can't help but think there's something odd here. Do they not have jobs?
It is disgusting how South Africans of today are telling Africans who fought for their forefathers to go home. If Ghanaians had asked Madiba Nelson Mandela to leave when he sought refuge would they have had him for the FATHER that he was. Mandela preached unity yet some South Africans are spitting in his face with this attitude. SHAMEFUL.
I cannot believe that a grown woman would blame a foreigner for her son being electrocuted for stealing and being a drug addict. This kind of thinking…What if the same happens to South Africans abroad?
U know wht happens to families with single parents,the kid started smokn shit at 14yrs,she failed her son and puts the blame on other people its astonishing,but as far as am concerned i hv never seen people who always puts blame on others like s.africans,they always hv something on their sleeves.
@@lozi4163 this show how low-thinking you are, are you a human being, just sit down and listen to yourself, it is her country and she can blame anyone she likes,
One day the world will begin to understand just how violent these people are. Today I’m proudly British and will fight for my country but it saddens me to watch this happen in a country I once fought to protect.
My Nigerian father died in SA, due this hatred 3 years ago. I Still haven't seen his grave. edit; he lived there for over 35 year, a honest man and changed so many peoples live positively.. and to those celebrating, May GOD give you the peace of the mind to see others like you as human. The hateful things you say is just of reflection of who you are not him nor me.
I once lived in Coloured area and never experienced xenophobia,only when l moved to townships it was people who looked like me who treated me differently
How can you experience xenophobia when you were living in a foreign community the ppl u mentioned are foreigners themselves so of course u are not going to experience any xenophobia from them bcz same Whatsapp group
As a young kenyan growing up i really admired south Africa including their music from lucky dube ,yvone chaka chaka,brenda Fassie etc .Am scared I cant even think of visiting. Am afraid we are just more divided than being united. South Africans problems are just far away from immigrants.Their government has being failing them since independence and it cuts along all other African countries as well but the kind of hatred and illiteracy in S.A fuels a lot of chaos.It's sad!
South Africans are the most educated group in Africa, why don't you take this migrants to Kenya and stop writing long essay. We have more migrants than kenya by a distance, i wonder why they pick SA and not Kenya
@@lozi4163😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 who are the most educated Africans?????Please wake up from your slumber. Equatorial Guinea 🇬🇶 is number 1 please. Do your research well
African nations should ban it's citizens travelling to South Africa and deport all south africans living in other african countries if the government doesn't do anything.
It's essential to approach the topic of illegal immigration, crime, and their impact on South Africa with a nuanced and empathetic perspective. Stereotyping and making uninformed conclusions can hinder progress in addressing these challenges. Engaging in open and respectful dialogue, considering the broader socioeconomic context, and advocating for effective policies are steps toward finding solutions to these complex issues. Lack of FIRST-HAND experience: Many people form their opinions based on their own experiences and what they hear in the media. If they have not lived in or spent significant time in areas affected by these issues, they may not fully understand the situation on the ground. Media portrayal: The media plays a significant role in shaping public perception. Depending on how the issue is covered, it can either highlight the challenges faced by South African citizens or focus on the difficulties faced by immigrants. Biased or one-sided reporting can contribute to misunderstandings. Lack of information: People may not have access to accurate and comprehensive information about immigration, its causes, and its consequences. This can result in misconceptions and oversimplified views. Economic and social factors: People's views on immigration are often influenced by their economic and social situations and where they live. Those who feel economically disadvantaged may be more inclined to view immigrants as competition for resources and jobs, while others may have a more empathetic perspective.
If anyone asked me, I'd tell immigrants in S.A, just effing leave.....Why complain you're being mistreated in someone else house. Just leave and go back to your home country or elsewhere.....Kenya is open for all hardworking Africans. Welcome to Kenya.
The women blaming foreigners for what happened to her son is a very sick woman , they are feeding on your pain and making you to treat foreigners with so much hate 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
This is the reason why Africa is the way it is! We are all one people but yet we are fighting against each other. Africa can never be united with people like these, blaming others for their problems
My prayer and hope is that this video is shown around the world. AND ALL south Africans are treated accordingly. As a Nigerian, I would NEVER step into that country for free.
lol as if nigeria is a country that a sa would want to immigrate to 🤣🤣🤣all you nigerians do is spread problems I wish you could all leave south africa please tell them to go back to their countries wed be soo happy as south africans
Have the BBC spoken to South Africans who get terrorised by Zama Zamas from Lesotho who are illegally mining in SA, boring under our roads and causing sinkholes. Zama Zamas who are terrorising our neighbourhoods when they have turf wars with each other and residents are killed in their cross fire. Women who are raped in their own homes by these people. Nigerians selling drugs to school children, kidnapping young girls off the street, drugging them and selling them into prostitution. Mozambicans, Indians, Bangladeshi's Pakistanis, Somalia's and Ethiopians kidnapping people for ransom and supporting terrorists organisations. we are grey listed because of them. Zimbabweans that are involved in Cash in Transit heists, smuggling explosive into South Africa to blow up our ATMS. 16 South Africans got massacred in a tavern in a case of mistaken identity, because of a turf war between Zimbabweans/Mozambicans and Lesotho nationals. These are not peaceful people. Are South Africans supposed to sit back and say nothing. Sorry BBC South Africans will not bow down and keep quiet. You can push your agenda as much as possible.
This is a very biased interview that report selectively. It does not report the atrocities South Africans suffer at the hands of illegal undocumented migrants. These are criminals.
Whole lot of rubbish the Somali and ethiopian community is well known legal shop owners, we see you southafricans you only seem to have this hatred against African, while most of sa is being owned by white ppl, occupied thro bloodshed, unlawfully but here you are fighting for cramps in mean time your bread is being looted by white man, shame on you you never freed yourself
they cant compete, the spazas are owned by foreigners because the foreigners work extra hard for low over heads, and they give credit to one another, its a mindset thing as well, its not all about illegal stuff. if south africans are angry they should boycott like they did during apertheid.
It is fascinating that a grown adult female, Zandile thinks that foreigners will take over South Africa by peddling drugs, she is underestimating the might and strength of the men and women in the security services of South Africa, who don't sleep on duty and it is unfortunate the conspiracies she is promoting, corruption seems to be the significant plague in all African states
To be frank, South Africa is being recklessly governed and many South Africans can not trust a government that allows what is currently happening in our country, even the very illegal migrants have the urge to tell locals what to say or not, and that is what offend us the most.
@@jamesonsefole3027 In many cases such supposedly proper documentation happens being found to be fraudulent, meaning like Ghana or Uganda, we need come up very strict without any compromise eg. no one must come here to do jobs that locals can do etc.
Here in East Afrika, we never tell other black people that they don't belong here, nor do we feel threatened by them. Here in Kenya, everyone can make a living, we even have Burundian boys serving tea and buns all over the country, people have come to like them so much.
South Africans have lived with people from Southern Africa for many years. This video is not giving context unfortunately. There is a crisis in South Africa, you need to visit communities and have a feel of the crimes .... South Africa is like a playing ground
@@MH-gn8sc 15 million is an over estimation, my family lived in South Afrika, you cannot realistically get to 15 million immigrants. Most countries with a reasonable economy and a population of about 50 million average 1 million immigrants, not even America or Europe as a whole get to 15 or even 10 million immigrants. The point here is that Afrikans are good to immigrants as opposed to countries outside Afrika, don't let prejudice and fear take hold of you and your people.
@@MH-gn8scKenya has her fair share of illegal immigrants and refugees. The problem with you idiots is to think everyone only comes to SA and that you SAns are not in other countries!! IGNORANT indeed!! In SA it doesn't matter if you are legal or illegal!! Do you think your SA government woukd be alllowing Kenyan visa free into SA if Kenyans are dying to be in SA? Many Kenyans would never swop Kenya for SA!! And the few that are here are SKILLED professionals that YOUR government has given because YOU NEED THEM!! Many Kenyans in SA are not caught in your stupid Dudulas because they are professionals living in AFFLUENT SA and not your ghettos!
I ve lived in south Africa as foreign national and from my experience the citizens are lazy and choosy who always want to accommodate their pleasure habits without any source of income yet a foreign national will will do any form of job just to earn a living and then at the end. They feel jealous
This is so sad. I have lived in South Africa for many years, and what I have witnessed is that (most)black South Africans are reliant on the government,and now that the government has failed them, they want to blame it on foreigners who have taken the opportunities that they have neglected for years. These days they don't care if you are here legally. This is just pure hatred.
And there is nothing wrong with us depending on our government we pay tax everyday it's our money our country and our government just because you don't understand what is the role of a government it does not mean we are a problem, go figure out what is a role if a government and youl see why we are fighting our government and crime in South Africa.
@@nceboxesibe4973 People who depend on Govt typically .. You know the answer. I know it may be an issue for you, but no growing economy can thrive without the movement of Jah people. Do you want to be isolated like North Korea. Immigration and people movement along with import/export go together. You start harassing people, be prepared for embargoes etc. People only go where there is a market for labour.. If every foreigner left today, it would not increase your lot.
Why can't you so that in your countries make moves in your own countries that's why it's so easy for y'all to leave your kids and raise other womans kids you hate yourself so much that you'd rather go hate on other people who are making moves in their own space instead of learning and doing the same thing you wanna come I. To their space and take what they are building and have built for themselves, learn to love your own stop admiring others and build your own things otherwise youl suffer and youl be busy calling jah instead of facing reality and sealing with instead you watch too much TV then you think South Africa is better my brother the reason why we are suffering in Africa it is because Africans love building other people's instead of their own house and sealing with their issues even our government officials are suffering from the same thing they love outside people but cannot take care of their own, you guys chose those people who kill your people deal with it it's the harsh reality and the consequences of your actions you chose those leaders deal with them just like we are doing in our country we are dealing with the leaders we chose we are correcting the wrong doings of the people we put as leaders and you can learn that from us fight for your rights in your own country don't come to other people's places and mess it up then when the people reprimand you you cry out foul that is evil period, firstly being an illegal immigrant is a crime,so basically you're a criminal in general due to the laws of this country the laws ww respect as south Africans but other people think laws are not for them so if you think you are special youl get special treatment
@@nceboxesibe4973 I do understand the role of the government perfectly well, but the government has failed South Africans. What I'm saying is as a nation , we should try and make other alternatives to combat our problems not through violence and getting rid of foreigners, that won't help with anything. You need to understand one thing, foreigner nationals contribute to South Africa's economy which is beneficial. Getting rid of them will just make things worse, and what is heartbreaking about this is that most of these threats or attacks at targeted at majority black foreign nationals. Don't you think that there's a problem with that? Foreigners are not only black..
White foreigners come here through the airport an legal and they visit and leave but no not our African brothers and sister you guys think the laws in South Africa do not apply and everyone must abide by the law and it's funny how eveyon only takes out their cameras when it's us when fighting back but when they invade our homes, highjack our cars nobody is there to document African migrants are destructive look at what is happening is Canada and Congo highjacking has gone up can you imagin how far Canada is from Congo buy they still able to get cars to the Congo because instead of investing in their countries so they would build a little progress no you guy invest on being criminal syndicates, these guys sell drugs here in South Africa they hijack buildings and land and they wouldn't do that in their respective countries so the same laws you respect I'm your country are the same laws you must respect when you travel time any country and don't expect the world to help you help yourself first just like other people are doing in their countries,big you guys want Africans and africa to unite that's good I support that but respectively we cannot unite in South Africa, everybody must egi fight for their rights where they were born so that they can be free enough to express themselves fully but whiles not impeding on other people's rights and then you expect them to keep quiet if you lives better n South Africa you'd know our reality and it's sad to see our brothers and sister turn in to zombies go to this channel and watch what they are doing in their countries with drugs and coden they brought those things here. Kids being kidnapped to be take to Mozambique so their body parts can be turned into Muthi our community police caught them near the border and where was BBC to document that? You can find the videos on Facebook
If only this level of organisation was applied to dealing with sexual assault in South Africa! This is a classic example of when the oppressed become oppressors. 😩
Why don't we have other groups look into the sexual assault and leave these Dudula guys to focus on where they want to focus? If South Africans think Drugs, prostitution, building hijacking, limited access to basic resources like water, illegal mining and other problems can be solved through dealing with illegal foreigners, then why are we so against these people? WHy cant we focus on the sexual assault of whatever we think needs our attention?
It feels crazy to write, but apartheid appears preferable to the embarrassing dump that South Africa has become. At the current rate, they''ll be living like Haitians by mid century.
It's sad to see the pain these people are going through because I know it from Kenya, but it is disappointing to see such people power misdirected from the real culprits to the most vulnerable. South Africans should be fighting the colonialism of their resources not the fellow poor Africans. They should be fighting the multi international companies and the governments benefiting from their pain, not their poor neighbors, brothers and sisters. In Kenya, we have been fighting for our land that was grabbed since colonial period. Somehow the politicians convinced us that our enemies are our neighboring brothers and sisters. And Kenyans took up machetes and killed each other. Years later, the land is still in the hands of the few elites that are colonial gate keepers. And the British still reap so much from the land they stole from us. South Africans, stop fighting the wrong people, go after the real source of your misery.
no no, see you've lost the plot. the are place like hillbrow and sunnyside where us south african can't enter like entire blocks of a city we cant go being owned by Nigerians, Somalis, Ethiopian and etc. and we've seen entire truck loads of people being brought here. and then we ask for documents "its xenophobic to ask an african for such things" we're told, we ask how did you get here "that's none of your business" we're told. store selling fake products with clear evidence shown "south africans hate africans". when do we get to fight for whats ours. if you say they helped us fight during apartheid thats cool we can train them and return them home the same way they did during those time. they should go fix their colonized lands in their homelands. south africa cash bleeds out of the economy every day. if you believe in what you're saying then stop killing poachers in kenya because those poachers are trying to feed their families.
@@aarontitan8393 I read you and thanks for painting a closer picture in your comment. I totally support the struggle of South Africans because as a Kenyan, you are my brothers and sisters and I think you should not be disrespected in your own house (land) On the other hand, in Kenya we have a Swahili saying that says "mgeni njoo mwenyeji apone" (the visitor is welcome so that the local can relax/luxuriate). We have areas in Nairobi called small Mogadishu because Somalis have made it their home, and now Nigerians are more than welcome to make parts of Thikaroad a small Lagos. Isn't it strikingly intriguing that the same foreigners that are causing havoc in South Africa are contributing to the economy in Kenya? Think about it, the difference is not the people, the enemy is not the people but the system. That's why I wish this people power and anger in South Africa is directed to fixing the apartheid systems and ghosts that still disadvantage South Africans in their own land. What did the Germans gain by killing the Jews in the Holacost? What problem did the Ugandans solve by evicting all Indians? What did the Hutus gain by killing all the Tutsis? The problem is never the people, it is always the system of oppression that favors some over others. Also some evil power hungry individuals fuel and use the anger of the masses to get into power. We will see you back in the streets in future once you put the operation Dudula in power. Learn from your past and from the rest of us. In Kenya, we didn't solve any problem by electing Ruto "the hustler" "one of us". In any case we have more problems as a result. The solution to human problems are in fixing the erroneous systems we set up not in fighting each other. These foreigners you are fighting are welcome in Kenya. Send them to Kenya and let them help us build up our country.
@@MwendeSchwinn You have said it all my sister, the system is what will drag not only South Africa but Africa as a whole. change of system will mean a lot if we are to progress to anything. Years ago I was in South Africa visiting a friend, in his neighbourhood there was a school and as I watched there were students but 95% of them were white students!! I asked my host why after independence and post apartheid there was still such in South Africa? He replied and I quote " No one can stop anyone to bring her/his child to study here but very few black people can afford the fees that is paid here" I was very surprised and it seems until now it is still the norm!
You know that before colonialism, you were all hacking each other to bits anyway? What, do you really think that history starts with colonialism? Give me a break. All my sympathies, but these fallacies you purport are massively unhelpful. Africans infighting is an atavistic issue.
As a Kenyan, I know no country is perfect. We have our own inter tribal tensions between ourselves though never against foreigners because, in our culture, it's taboo to dishonour a guest. But I must say having watched a few documentaries like this, South Africans come across as a very violent, warlike, xenophobic and unwelcoming people.
Y'all south Africans need to understand that no country can survive without immigrants. South Africans are also immigrants all over the world. In my opinion priorities are misdirected here. Go to school and qualify for those jobs like the foreigners, make money and open up those businesses that foreigners are doing
📖Read more about this investigation here: www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-66808346
Do more docs esp about the drugs in South Africa, human trafficking, under age prostitutes. Test out their claims.
@@Star-hg1kt They will not do that because they want to make South Africans look like the baddies and exonerate the Criminal activities of these people.
Ag, give it a rest, you know all about the crime these people bring to South Africa, but you want to sweep it under the carpet. South Africa has had immigration for hundreds of years and no one complained, but these immigrants are terrorising South Africa and people are speaking out. They claim they living in fear, but yet they refuse to leave to a safer neighbouring country and you fall for their drama.
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The dislike for illegal migrants is not unjustified.
Why do you always portray Africa negatively on this channel?
A mother blaming foreigners for her son's drugs problem is utter foolishness.
Google " 16 girls rescued from human traffickers " This is how many young girls end up on drugs in SA
and says she wish she could pack and leave...... making her also a foreigner in a different country where in her mind she expects to be welcomed and love....the hypocrisy there......
@@automobils2881 😂 😂 😂 😂
maybe because the foreigners are making the drug available,
wonderful seeing you pick the most important bit from the documentary and focusing on it, but you're not the hypocrite @@automobils2881
As a Kenyan, I think it's time for Africans to stop this migrating sh*t and hold their governments to account so that they can make their lives better in their own country. We want them traveling to come to invest and tour not to survive and engage in crime.
So sorry for you as president Ruto soon will uphold visa requirements to all African ... Remember, our unity is our power!
@@JamesMunisi It's okay. The good thing about Kenya is that you'll come to struggle like the rest.
@@JamesMunisi Here we pay exorbitant, almost extortionist taxes. On top of that, we lack food, so you're welcome to enjoy the hunger and starvation, we can use some help in that sector
an African migrating in Africa lol, don't be silly
@@v_isforvictory9366 You're the silly one. Even wildebeests migrate from Tanzania to Kenya every year and vice versa, and it's called a migration. Use your dictionary
I feel ashamed for South Africa. As a Nigerian, I remember in my university days we had many South African nationals in my university who had run away from apartheid and were given scholarships and free housing by the government of Nigeria. South Africans lived freely in Nigeria without molestation. We embraced them as brothers and sisters. I can't believe what is happening in South Africa today. This is an outrage.
I am a proud South African and I am proud of Operation Dudula. I am ashamed of Nigerians, they are pariahs of the world. I made a big mistake of warmly welcoming them in 1994. They showed us pure evil. Now we want them gone.
We don't care
@@MIA-fq1diContinue being killed by whites 😅 xenophobiocs we don't also care
Well said you didn't have South Africans in your country selling drugs owning every thing we can put our hands on. Or else you would've done the same
@@MIA-fq1dilow iq much
I'm Mozambican and my mom used to work in South Africa but Xenophibia made her stop. The problem with South Africans is that they complain about lack of jobs and opportunities but they don't want to take the simple jobs (not all of them), my mom was a maid and her friend is the one that got her a job because another lady from the neiborhood wanted a Mozambican lady to work there. Most rich families will hire Machanga (Mozambican) because they don't complain, they work or some do businesses. If the foreigners do business, you do too, here in Mozambique we suffer but the ladies will go to the market and sell things, they will open small businesses because unfortunately our governments are corrupt.
Tenham cuidado, os Moçambicanos têm sido alvo nos últimos tempos. Não anda nada bonito na África do Sul.
Mozambique people are messing up our cuties, they sell vegetables and fruits on every street, causing chaos and filth
The ‘simple jobs’ are taken. What do u mean???? Our parents work there and can’t even retire.
Useless
@@FashionRunwayyy please name a job that SA don’t take. PLEASE. Coz the women we see in streets selling, women and men working in scrap yards, working in other peoples houses for scraps are SA. Maybe if u stop lying to yourself and insulting ppl. Wake up n fix your country. We are 30 years in democracy. We still fighting. Can we breathe!!!!
When I hear people talk about the unification of African countries I always laugh. This right here is the reason I laugh.
Africans must unite without SA... To prove they really mean it. Then they can come recruit SA... SA is not the meeting ground for Africans
We laugh too because they want African unification in South Africa
We laugh too, that idea really mean unification of Africa in South Africa or at the expense of us
I am an African and I can assure you Africa will never develop. I can't imagine people saying Apartheid was the best policy.. they are lucky that the whites spent alot of time in that country managing it and develop it and now in a mess within a short time
African unity, meaning that individual countries are subsumed into a pan African super-state, doesn't seem realistic, or necessarily desirable. African countries realising that they can achieve more collectively, by cooperating for their mutual benefit, in defiance of external parties who profit from their division, is a different matter. I sometimes wonder how African people I meet, in the UK, regard each other. Is it realistic to expect a person in Namibia to feel a sense of kinship with a person in Ethiopia or Tunisia? Perhaps not. Can governments trade and cooperate in a way which facilities development of the continent, for it's people? I hope so.
Xenophobia always goes way up whenever a country is facing a serious economic crisis. It never fails.
@youtuberadisgracehidingdis8581 How many times have you heard some variation of "they took our jobs!". It's the same in many places, and usually the backlash intesifies if the economy *really* takes a dive and people start fighting for resources. History repeats.
The ANC has pushed racism for years, even against its own South African people
There is video on RUclips of South African leaders calling for genocide. The other thing is tribal and ethnic conflicts are happening across Africa.
Yes, they always look for a scapegoat to blame for their negligence and bad government.
I thought people of colour aren't capable of racism? I'm confused?
It is overrated to put tags and basic human instincts when we are in survival mode..
Blaming foreigners for failing to raise your child is somewhat mind bending
Fighting for staying in South Africa instead of fixing your own countries is somewhat mind bending
@@ItumelengTladi-gd8eo Why not turn that energy against the government that failed you and the yte people who own 72% of your land? Africans are baffling
@@ItumelengTladi-gd8eo fixing your own country like stealing power cable lines? doing drugs? and the mother chasing after immigrants while her son is still doing drugs? Instead of blaming herself or the government she blames the clouds and her shadow
So everyone who smoke drugs was not raised well???
@@ItumelengTladi-gd8eoyou are the lost of Africa,so sad how full of hate you all are
“WHEN EDUCATION IS NOT LIBERATING, THE DREAM OF THE OPPRESSED IS TO BE THE OPPRESSOR” - Paulo Freire, Brazilian philosopher
It seems that humanity never learns that placing blame and hatred on others is a foretold disaster, and once again, history will repeat itself. I hope that the South African people can confront these increasingly common thoughts that are spreading worldwide.
Pan-Africanism is an example of the Texas Sharpshooter Fallacy. It is cognitive bias where differences are ignored but similraties are overemphasised; just because someone has melanin in their skin it doesn’t mean that they are your ally & wish you well. Focus on content of character rather than colour of skin and foreigners do not have good characters; and, South Africans see this and do not stand for it. Not all skin folk are kinfolk. There's no violent targeting of migrants here; it's the migrant violently targeting South Africans.
And, if South Africa is so bad, then GO HOME and leave us alone!
Paulo Freire 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@@romeuvanelli8666 Eu ainda gostaria de saber POR QUE os conservadores brasileiros odeiam um dos únicos indicados do Nobel no Brasil, parece que não gostam de estudar mesmo.
Depends on what the education is, doesn't it? NAZI and Soviet schools had "free" education.....or indoctrination, which seems to be infecting modern education...indoctrination, not education. Indoctrination just breds fanatics and radicals.
So you're saying lack of education is the problem? If the South African people were all educated, millions of illegal migrants pouring into South Africa selling drugs and not paying rent or taxes wouldn't be a problem then? That's rather strange logic. How about this: Don't let migrants into your country who aren't educated and skilled and don't let people in who are criminals and/or deport those who engage in criminality. Problem solved. Look at countries like Denmark, Finland, Norway, Bulgaria, Hungary. They don't have problems with millions of illegal migrants pouring in from the human trafficking gangs, because they take a no-nonsense hard line stance on immigration with fixed quotas on the amount of genuine refugee asylum seekers they can take in each year which doesn't harm their economy or the standard of living for their own citizens. Until you can help your own people and have a functional prosperous country, you cannot be charitable to half the third world. Charity begins at home.
Imagine a mother blaming foreigners for how her child turned out. If you worked hard in life to provide a good and safe life for your son, i'm sure he wouldn't have ended up that way. You not being able to raise a responsible child isn't the fault of foreigners living in your country. This lady is dreaming 😅
True but my moral stance is a 14 yr old cannot consent to drugs or sex i don't know in your country let alone ur values if u have one. Ubuntu is a myth then, African really lack empathy by far incl S.Africans only few have morals that can sustain a striving society. Most of Africa has its peeps to blame for the gross lack of human life esp women and children.
Foreigners should just stop forcing themselves on South Africans, it's rape
As sad as it for the lady with a son who is addicted to drugs l think the solution the lady is seeking is not a viable solution. I am of the opinion that in order to tackle drug addiction l think a multi faceted approach is needed like drugs education rehabilitation and yes eradication in order to limit those ppl who are proven beyond doubt that they sell drugs
Imagine fleeing your failed country only to sell drugs to the children of the country that is hosting you.
If African foreigners raised their children properly they would not go poison children with drugs and they would not have turned out to be drug dealers and criminals. It is not our responsibility if your children are criminals because of their bad upbringing. South Africans were brought up properly, that's why we do not go to foreign countries to peddle drugs on the streets , kidnap children and sell them into prostitution, kidnap or hijack people, blow up ATM machines. This behaviour from you, you carry to Western countries as well. WHAT ARE YOU PEOPLE RAISING IN YOUR AFRICAN COUNTRIES!!!
No one is born with hate, it is taught. This level of hatred hurts the one who holds it more than who it is directed at.
Very true
Agree...
You all act as if SAns are the only ones with hate, while majority of you have hatred too.
@@rejoicedibakoane2194 wondering what made you THINK that I or anyone under this comment acts as if SAns are the only ones with hate?
@@anozivamarindire5881 Your comments mommy. Your comments!
"My son is a drug addict who near burned to death, attempting to steal copper = foreigners are the problem with the abject failure that is my country." Really? That is an extraordinarily dumb conclusion.
Imagine that - the boy was stealing!😅😅😅
And he walks free without being held charged for his actions
The foreigners originally introduced hard drug's to SA. Of course locals are selling street level and are kingpins too but there still are alot of foreigners wholesaling.
@@Pyrrhic537 Foreigners introduced 'hard' drugs to almost every country on earth. In any case, they would not exist if the buyers weren't buying.
@@paulcoffey359 so let's absolve foreigners of accountability of creating a drug environment?
“My son is addicted to drugs because he can’t find a job even as an engineer.”
“How long has he been on drugs?”
“Since he was 14”
*dramatic crocodile tears*
A lie how can an addict from 14 become an Engineer ..What a SHAME
@@ChristopherMangiroza There are functional addicts out there who can actually accomplish things despite being tethered to poison.
This lady obviously is making things up however.
Bong engineering 😂 doesn't count such a silly Blackie cow
She can't accept that she/her own society has failed her son.
When you cannot dare to fight your oppressors, you transfer your aggression to someone who is an easy target
Who's their oppressors?
Well said
@@TheIrieman15the colonisers
@@HelyBel we fought and won our country back. This time we are fighting against drug dealing, prostitution and other illegal activities by those who cause harm and instability to our fledgling democracy.
@@TheIrieman15 i don’t think I believe only the African foreigners cause drug dealing and crime problem the energy to black foreigners is different in a negative way. This is how hitler used strategies to hate a certain group but putting a narrative and blaming a group of people. In fact most crimes are done by South African because like they said they don’t have jobs so they are prone to do crimes, instead of providing jobs or benefits to their community they have this gathering and energy in the wrong things and hating group of people to extent of sentencing them to discrimination and death. The same energy can be used to help its citizen find a stable life style
I am South African and it’s sickening to see all this happening. The South African government has failed big time. God have mercy.
Strongly agreed
Of course it has failed, they failed to restore stolen properties, its only down hill from there.
This is because it doesn't represent all of us. Why is it that these people (who are xenophobic) are given a bigger voice than all of us who don't believe in this? It's disheartening, and time that we stand up, not in our name!!! We can't sit back and let xenophobes run the day. no ways! It is not us!
So glad to meet a fellow African of Africa mentality 🖤👋🏿🙏🏿
Oh ok I thought this was the mentality of the majority?
It’s always a symptom of poor education and exposure that results in countries growing these pockets of hatred for foreigners. It’s always a lack of accountability of government, but the scapegoats are always immigrants who have no political power to change the country. As a South African, it’s appalling .
we hv a problem of influx of elligal immigrants,tell me how are they able to survive if they came with nothing and all cant get jobs?answer is they resort to crime,high crime rate due to the influx,we hv Zimbabweans doing robberies, Nigerians and tanzanians selling drugs,human trafficking,hijacking buildings,frauds,scams and brothels,it's not a hearsay i stay in Johannesburg I see all these things happening
True lack of education. As Mandela said go and armour yourselves with education, that would have been the best weapon but Heish yaah you can’t reason with all this. It will turn into a lawless country each man for himself. Sad 😢 worse with leaders who are asleep 😴 or they turn a blind eye to all the chaos. What leader sees chaos in his country and keep quiet. I feel sad God help us and our younger generation. They shouldn’t be growing up in this kind of environment full of evil.
People should confront the government because government knows why all this.
You mean illegak immigranta
those ignorant South African making all South Africans look really bad
Then F out of SA, go live with them back where they come from!
The sad thing is that, during apartheid, African countries were perfectly willing to take in South African exiles. This is how South Africans return the favor.
A HANDFUL of exiles compared to the FLOOD OF HUMANITY entering SA illegally today.
Total ignorance. How sad
What u ignoring is that there was far less that 3 million of South Africans who were exiled, and importantly, they were law abiding individuals. I can say they same about illegal immigrants here SA now. They hijack buildings in Joburg, hijack cars mess up our cities with hawking. Obviously u are rich,so u are not directly affected by them.
@@godfreyberry1599I wonder if you were present counting because that's absurd,African nations have the weakest borders compared to other continents, do you really want to tell me a lot of migrants from SA didn't flux through the borders illegally in 20th century Africa??you are a joker
I love that South Africans are showing their true selves to the rest of the world, and thank you for showing your true colors in the comment section ,you guys are going viral
Come on, this is unfair. How many people has joined dudula? It's not even up to 200,000 people . What about the rest of SA? Few people can not speak for the whole nation. It's unfair of what u wrote.
In my 1st house they broke into it and steal all our valuable things. Forensic took fingerprints, and find no records , coz it was undocumented foreigners from Zimbabwe. Coz we heard the language.
Last year in August we moved in our new home. Three Malawians, broke in our home, gun point my husband,myself,my daughter who is 23 and my little son who was 2 by then.[ I struggled to conceive due to incompitent cervix that caused 6 miscarriages]. Hence the huge gap between my kids. We were traumatized, we thought its our last breath.This people took all our valuable things, at gun point including my son birth certificate 😢. And they kept looking at my daughter with lust eyes. My husband, my daughter and I ,were praying calling on the name of Jesus, they left. I was scared that they would rape my daughter, coz it's what usually happens when they find woman. This past September, they tried to brake in again and we called security. It's no longer safe no matter where u live, especially in suburbs on stand alone houses. It's better for a person to live in a estate or where there is security with a boom gate and long walls. If u're middle class u don't feel safe anymore.
Still I believe it's our government leaders and officials to blame. They're corrupt, they loot money, get bribes , leave our nation struggling . Poor people fights poor people. This people who are foreigners are poor, South Africans who fights foreigners are poor. Problems starts where these foreigners are running from their country, for better living, to find that also South African poor people have problems as well , living in poor conditions, with hunger and no jobs. Unfortunately u can't tell a person who is poor, and hungry or jobless anything that makes sense.
So you judge an entire country based on the view of a few. There are more South Africans who are against the movement. Critical thinking, my friend.
why hate on an entire country when it’s only a small group acting like that
I agree. I went to Johannesburg last year. I am a Black American but I kept being harassed by the police because one of them said I looked "Zimbabwan"
That country is just racist and I didn't have a good time. They harras Black people but no one else.
A bunch Uncle Toms
@@TaigaGaxa I'm also puzzled by his comment.
I just realized that kenya 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 🇰🇪 is a great country when it comes to handling diversity and migrant issues. We have our own issues but we just cant go this direction
Honestly, I'm not tooting my horn as a Kenyan, but when I find out that they are not Kenyan, I am more intrigued and always ready to go to wars with my Kikuyu friend to claim them. And I've seen other non Kenyans here acknowledge this as well. Its kind of an impulse for many Kenyans to be intrigued with other nationalities, whether African or Western.
@@A_T_E_R_R_Y so, you JUST realised Kenya is is a GREAT country because of the actions of a fringe group is South Africa and their protest against crimes committed by illegal immigrats? How very peculiar?
@TheIrieman15 Sadly, this is not the first time I've seen such accusations towards South africans. Lots of other Africans on tiktok have pointed out how much smoke South Africans have for their fellow Africans in comparison to how they are with the decendants of colonisers still living amongst them. Especially with the wake of this cape town thingy going on. As an African, South africa overall is a no-go for me. To finish off, Kenya is not the only country that takes well interest towards their fellow Africans and I'm proud to say that!
@@A_T_E_R_R_Y tic toc? Really? How xan that be disputed then.
@TheIrieman15 with the numerous video and news coverage they usually bring along. There is currently a British guy trying to build his own city, the name rhymes with narnia if I recall correctly. But hey, a simple search won't kill you, will it?
A black person actually saying things were better under apartheid! Im floored !!!😮
Economically.
It also shocked me
He’s partially correct in terms of economically, obviously not in every other matter.
it should give you an idea of the seriousness of the situation, they are MK veterans they know
That should tell you how bad the africans who flooded South Africa are.
Once a proud South African, I now consider myself to be an ex-South African. Victimhood has infected the culture. And youth see themselves as entitled, whilst the economy collapses and skills leave the country. Without an immediate corrective attitude, South Africa has no hope
Tourism is big money. Put your hopes on people like me who want to visit a safari. Build a hotel and hire tour guides.
@@OanhSchlesinger A million people could build a million hotels and SA fate will remain unchanged. There is a cultural issue within the fabric of society.
Crime is exploding, and tourists are being killed. Watch your back in South Africa. @@OanhSchlesinger
Are you white ?
@@OanhSchlesinger if you happen to be a foreigner and set up a great business idea like the one you have unfortunately you are hitting a dead end
That mother blaming foreigners for her son’s drug addiction is outrageous & act of stupidity .
She failed him as a mother so she needs a scapegoat to take the blame of her parenting
She was even crying 😂😂😂
someome who gets it
the mother has every right,we don't know how his child got into drugs but we do know it's elligal to sell drugs,I can't relocate to Nigeria to go and sell drugs so why are Nigerians doing it here
@@vuyaniseakamela8662Are there no police to deal with criminals.
I'm South African 🇿🇦 I've heard about Operation Dudula but I didn't know it was this deep. For anyone watching this, please know that not all black South Africans think like this or do this or are a part of this movement. These people are clearly delusional and I'm pretty sure their membership is less than 10k countrywide because so many people have never even heard about them. We have so many problems that need fixing as a country but none of these problems will be solved by getting rid of foreign nationals. They are just using them as scapegoats instead of holding our government accountable. Our biggest issue here is corruption with our government. From home affairs, to housing, to policing, to border control, every single problem we have started with corruption. We need to hold our leaders accountable and we can only do so by voting them out next year! Chasing out fellow Africans from our country will never solve any of our problems. Vote out the ANC and maybe we will see change!
I visited SA on an official mission from Gambia for a week. It’s a beautiful country and the people I met were very welcoming, I hope what you said is the case that these people are in the minority
@@Kairo635 That's good to hear. A lot of us are really not like that, we interact with people from different African countries in our day-to-day lives and we have no issues with them. I'm a student at the University of Cape Town, it attracts students from all over the African continent and other parts of the world. It's very sad to see from this video that there's people who treat others like that, I would never condone or support that.
@@khanyi_zulu Nice, I was in Pretoria nice city. I made sure I interacted with the local for instance I had one guy who was a security at a hotel he was friendly.
You will be shocked to find out you are wrong about the percentage of xenophobic South Africans. It's deep in most people's psychy and they find the need to differentiate themselves from foreign nationals.
They are different, they Bantu and Khoi not Nguni and screwed in the head. Africa has hundreds of different cultures, do you gave an identity crisis or are you sad that you don't have critical skills or money to migrate here? Go home
The one who is crying, saying she hates foreigners, is simply running away from her failure to care for her son! Poor parenting, and she puts it on foreigners??
Honestly she has embarrassed herself
Editing maybe?
@@vincentmothiba2341 BBC cannot edit to misrepresent someone. That's not editing
@@87Lohan That kind of hate is pathological
Singing about burning people! Barbaric
I am South African and it’s sickening to see all this happening. The South African government has failed big time. God have mercy. Its not the Migrants fault its the Corrupt Government that is not doing there Job and this is so Sad to watch!! Luckily I am leaving in Switzerland and not in South Africa...But most of my family is still leaving there and this makes me so mad seeing people clearly unaware of what's really going on and blaming Migrants for the misery that our Country is in...
I'm South African and am appalled by Xenophobia in my home country. It's exhausting seeing people blame foreigners for the countries problems that have been existing since the Apartheid. They should blame the government, the ANC are useless. I live overseas and am scared to visit my home town and family because of these issues.
Lol you are not South African. South Africans know what is really happening . its not hate we want law and order.
Scared to visit home, what are you LOL?
"I live overseas, - Ergo, your comment is irrelevant. You know nothing of the situation on the ground.
@@kemmoneR attacking immigrants is not 'law and order', your mindset is the reason there are issues in the country
@@Star-hg1kt human, unlike you..
My parents used to tell me stories and songs about "remember South Africa", what was done to it's people by colonialism and apartheid. They told me as a Somali to never forget the struggle, my parents generation were brought up on Pan Africanism.
What to them is shocking and shame is, those who they shared their pain and struggle are today being xenophobic and bigots, hating on unfortunate africans being productive member of society.
My country is rebuilding and many Somalis fled since civil war to seek livelihood in neighbouring brotherly countries, fellow africans but end up being killed, hated and looked down upon. The sad reality is, had these Somalis moved to western white majority countries they would never be treated the way South Africans treat them.
To see fellow Africans speaking like white supremacists crying "i hate foreigners" you might as well move to Russia than South Africa. What a sad people, your issues are complex. Dont go for easy fix and accuse foreigners but hold your ineffective government and corrupt people accountable.
Thank you! I used sing for SA. As Somalis we fought for them by training them, providing weapons, giving financial and goods support, singing for them, encouraging them. All went to hating us and burning Somalis alive. WHAT GOES AROUND, COMES AROUND”
We’re rebuilding again and soon!
I'm not South African, but the point you said about government, is also applicable to Somalia. It's time you became stable and build your country. This immigration is starting to affect people, including the West, and people are going to start acting up because governments are not doing much for citizens anymore.
Lol. you make it sound like somalians are not tribal. Relax
@@hibasama3353 while killing other Somali tribes.
@hibasama3353 absolutely abaayo, shocking to see this level of bigotry from fellow Africans. I know these small minority do not make up majority good hearted SA people, when one day Somalia returns we will remember those who stood by our side and aided our people.
I ask and encourage the vast majesty SA people to reject the bigotry the small minority are displaying here. Please stop some of the senseless violence directed at some Somali people trying to make bread. I know two separate families who had to flee SA due to horrific violence directed at them. It is unfortunate to say today they are living dignified peaceful life in western European country, something they couldn't find in brotherly African country.
They derogatorily refer to fellow Africans as 'cockroaches,' a chilling echo of the Rwandan genocide. What's even more disheartening is the involvement of government officials and politicians who financially support these unemployed individuals (dudula) for their political gains. With less than a year remaining until the elections, it's alarming to note that South Africa's current Home Affairs Minister, Aaron Motsoaledi, has a well-documented history of hostility towards African migrants. During his tenure as Health Minister, he issued orders for public hospitals to deny medical care to sick migrants, resulting in a horrifying incident where a woman from the DRC had to give birth on the streets. Such ministers who promote hatred are gaining considerable attention, exemplified by a representative of the health from the province of Limpopo humiliating a sick patient in a hospital bed, further exacerbating the troubling situation.
Why Africa thinks that South African has unlimited resources to provide for jobless Africans. We do not have unlimited job opportunities. 95% of these migrants do not have skills, they live on crime. Charity begins at home. The government must first provide for South Africans. Put South Africans First.
In Kenya, foreigners can assess free maternity services including caesarian sections from public hospitals.
@koolohinde as a Rwandan this was indeed shocking and chilling to hear them use the word ' cockroach' referring to their fellow Africans and Own people! (Assimilation in the culture).
I can't even imagine what harnessing that energy especially in young and unemployed youth can become! Because I saw what it did in Rwanda! Whats more shocking is the mothers behind the movement sometimes leading it by themselves ( the 3 'Mamas' that attacked the nigerian migrant fellow selling on the street) and Even more alarming backed by Gov. Agents.
It can't imagine what this whole energy can become if they don't watch out! A genocide or a Mass Civil revolt that is in the very near future if they continue as this rate!
And to think that this is a place with the history it has with Apartheid is just sad!
1 out 3 unemployed adult is alarming and really the route of all problems. Rwanda had a massive recession and high unemployment in the early 1990s to 1994, with so many people unemployed including youth it was easy to harness that much energy through hatred especially when you give them a purpose and a bit of money and then blame their struggles on somebody else and say " those people doing well are doing so because of XYZ.....that should have been You! Let's take it back!"
It's really sad to see but I'm pretty sure there is a bigger picture and someone playing chess on our continent! Sadly it just takes money to start all these revolts! Hungry and angry population will follow!
Africa as a whole might be experiencing another change in the tide. All over Africa we started fighting eachother like the 1980-90s. Mali, Niger, Gabon, Nigeria, DRC etc. The western is definitely coming back for our resources this time fighting the clock with Russia and China.
God Help us so that We can unite and Help ourselves.
@@mubatsievonne4649 They must go to Kenya.
Kenya should advertise their free medical so that the hoards can go to them
These were the same black South Africans , who every African nations fought for when they were being oppressed . I’m very surprised to see them doing the same thing to their fellow Africans now. What a shame !
Last take on this:
In all of these, where is the South African government?
Where is your SA immigration agency?
Where is your police?
Where is your drug enforcement agency?
And where is accountability and taking responsibility for your own failings?
Why is South Africa so attractive to criminal elements from all over the world?
Could that be because many South Africans are criminals themselves and provide an enabling environment for crime?
Could the failings of your government agencies be a sign of a deep-rooted societal flaw?
I’m all for foreigners leaving SA, but do you think Operation Dudula victimizing all migrants is the way to go?
Are foreigners responsible for the over 30% unemployment rate?
Are they responsible for your world-record crime stats especially for a country not currently in a war situation?
Are foreigners responsible for the rate of femicide in SA?
Are they responsible for your high GBV?
Are they responsible for the load shedding?
Are foreigners the reason the ANC is underperforming?
Are they responsible for the white-only Orania?
Are foreigners responsible for stealing a car every 40 seconds?
Are they the reason why a significant share of your country’s wealth is in the hands of the white minority?
Are foreigners the reason for the wanton recklessness and corruption in South Africa?
Are they the reason your military is underfunded and crumbling?
Are foreigners the reason for the high rape cases in South Africa?
Are foreigners responsible for the rot in your prison system?
Are foreigners responsible for your gun violence?
If they are, would you give them credit for the positives in South Africa too or foreigners are only cockroaches and vermin and nothing good can come from them?
You South Africans need to ask yourselves very serious questions.
Every country has challenges, but the way to deal with them is not to simply blame and victimize migrants.
If a migrant/foreigner commits a crime, bring them to book in line with the law.
I bet Operation Dudula can mobilize and work with the police to bring confirmed drug peddlers and criminals to book? Why not focus on that?
Why not protest against and picket every government agency that is refusing to do its job?
May God help Africans.
And to you the foreigners in South Africa, please go home. Leave SA.
I know many of you are there out of desperation, but do all you can to leave. Protect your dignity.
You are not in any way inferior to South Africans much less the Black ones who took control of a country in 1994 and have done a fantastic job of running it down and blaming it on foreigners.
Lastly, to the criminal foreigners in South Africa, you’re part of the problem and you deserve to rot in jail.
Very valid points, let me wait for their one-liners 😅
Top comment. I wish I could pin this.
I have been reading replys at other comments and I hope they would gather here with the same energy.
And the saddest thing is to them the bad foreigners are the blacks. This is sad indeed.
If all foreigners can leave so we can see who is who among us
I thought my country was fucked up but this feature has really made me feel thankful and grateful for my country despite the issues we face!!Kenya is blessed.
I went to high school & college in Kenya, not a single day did I feel unsafe. Kenyans are friendly people, their government is their number 1 problem. As a business owner, providing employment, Kenyans show a lot of love.
Imagine na mashida zetu zote 😂😂😂 I grew up living with Uganda Congolese and South sudanese refugees
A mother is crying saying she hates foreigners and that they will be run out of south Africa. We were telling those @FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE RUclipsrs from America
You have the biggest slum in Africa, calm down.
Kenya probably has a brighter future than south Africa tbh. South Africans have proven to be incompetent at self governance.
As a Kenyan that grew up in South Africa this is disgustingly true. Xenophobia is very much alive in South Africa, if you guys only knew how welcoming Africans are of South Africans....shame. and South Africans have a lovely rich heritage but blaming your fellow brother and sisters is disgusting 😭
When you were in SA did South Africans hate you or they hated illegal immigrants
The hate was both ways. They did not care that I was there with a visa.
@@MentalWellnessWithWaihiga When tolerance has ran out LOL, illegal or legal peeps have had it. All over the world America, Europe has had it. Coz if peeps keep running away in huge numbers how the fuck are they gonna fix their countries. Learn from South Africa only a few political minded left in order to come back. I feel for both sides so unfortunate
Why are they your fellow 'brothers and sisters'? You don't share a language, geography or culture with them? You don't have the same ancestors.
It's like saying the Irish and Russians are brothers and sisters why? Skin colour?! That's KKK logic. Skin colour should not be a factor to borders being violated.
Not that you did, but millions do.
do they even know the difference between legal and illegal foreigners? as long as one doesnt speak the language everyone is called illegal foreigner. hatred in another level
How quickly they implemented their own worse versions of Apartheid.
South Africa is lost until better people take over. I don't think anyone that can has that ambition for the coming decades.
You can't be mistreating other people's kids in the name of foreigners and expect Ur own to live in peace...that woman is reaping what she sows
@@dinaledi4085 My sister I recognised your handle from the Ashley in Afrika video covering the same topic, your patriotism and love for our country is unmatched and does not go unrecognised even if its just by me, I see you relentlessly putting forward our perspective in these comments. Thank you
@@Masingita9379 Thank you for also speaking up . Its really sad because real lives are being lost yet people are being gaslit and silenced. That kind of scenario can only lead to more anger. Its almost as if some people are identifying a problem but deliberately listening to one side as a way stoking the fires. Violence can never be condoned but then again if you keep silencing people and enabling gross human rights abuse the victims will inevitably feel like they have their backs against the wall. At that point they will feel they have nothing to lose and that's how communities are radicalized. South Africans are good people and we don't want to see a situation where there's rampant vigilantism and a whole lot of radical groupings.
I also recommend you Google the affects of the influx of illegal immigrants in SA townships. Don't stop there, Google Hijacked buildings in SA; effects of influx of illegal immigrants on SA public healthcare; Google a show called Sizokthola; someone recommended you Google girls rescued from human trafficking, take it a step further and Google the people that have been arrested for human trafficking in SA. If we are going by your sentiments, then may God have mercy on them all. May they never reap what they have sowed, except that God wills it. This goes for their governments too
I feel sad for these conditions. I have been learning about the various African countries in the last year and a half. I am in the USA and always dreamed if returning to Africa as my 'home.' But I can see, that's a delusion. USA is racist, but tribalism is like racism on steroids. I pray for a peaceful resolution but it's reminiscent of what happened in Rwabda when one side turned against the other. Oh my SA people, be careful of the fire you are fueling...
The interviewer is VERY VERY calm and educated. She is very articulate
It shows that there exist The Educated Black South Africans (1% of the black population) and the dumb kak, egoistic braindead rest (99% of the black population)
18:52 did she just say voetsek to that kid asking for more chips😂😭😭
I am a South African, watching this documentary brings me pain and shame. I have traveled in other parts of Southern Africa, and my experience has been amazing. People were so welcoming, and they treated me as one of their own. So sad that we can't do the same for our African brothers and sisters.
There is so much hatred in South Africa, i pray for spirit of Ubuntu. The sooner we realise that we all one, the better.
While they destruct, destroy, & kill SA citizens in our own country??? Our visitors should behave & show ubuntu then that will be reciprocated. Why so many are in boats to Europe?? Because there’s no Ubuntu in their own countries. We need mutual respect we allowed them to come in , now we have no go areas in our own country imposed by Nigerians, Somalis, Mozambican, DRC & many more that’s not normal. You went to visit not to stay. We have people staying here & doing wrong things. It’s becoming normal in SA to have people vanishing & never found, some get killed , with all forensics still can’t find killers because there no data on illegal migrants . We need normality, till he have that there won’t be Ubuntu.
Its a big shame really, if africans can hate africans, what more will other continents do?
Some of these groups don't see you as one. In fact, when they open their shops in your country the plan is to slowly take over through group economics, and I know for a fact they would never let you do that in their country. It's best that everyone stay in their own countries and we can visit each other as tourists instead of colonizing each other.
The “we are one spirit “ is gone !! Utterly and totally destroyed by the ANC and it’s corrupt criminals!!
We have been doing the same my sister up until it became too much
It's strange that they only have this energy for fellow Africans and nobody else.
Wouldn't say that, just last month Last month the BBC was crying about the "kill the boer" song and the apparent "white genocide".
Exactly they can’t try this to the whites and Indians they’ll shoot them on sight
U are clearly deaf or maybe u are just rushing to play part in comment section. Didn't u hear they mentioned Pakistanes and Bangaladeshs
Pakistanis are also africans?
@@akhonazasembo3016 the real issue is why you feel it’s a good idea to post a nonsensical & sarcastic reply on a serious topic. If you don’t know the Väst majority of xenophobia there is aimed at fellow Africans. Are they the real problem or source of the turmoil? Are people from Ghana, Senegal or Libya the reason for unemployment in SA?
The lady saying she hates foreigners seeing son as drug addict isn't truthfully to herself she just looking for someone/something to blame
But most of those SA hating re the same.looking for someone to blame for their shit life and the best people to blame is vulnerable people that looks like them.they re not much difference from what white people re doing to them or worst .
As a South African observer, it's crucial to address the prevalent global issue of xenophobia. This challenge transcends borders, impacting lives in various ways. However, the portrayal of the challenges faced by black South Africans in media narratives often remains misrepresented or downplayed.
The complexity of this situation deepens with illegal immigration, leading to forced assimilation, disrupting local businesses, and straining the social security system. The historical marginalisation of black South Africans intensifies due to the ongoing influx post-1994.
It is essential to uphold the rule of law and curb the tolerance of illegal immigration by State institutions. Strengthening these institutions becomes paramount to prevent mob justice and ensure public safety for all individuals. Proposing structured refugee camps for refugees, asylum seekers, and illegal immigrants awaiting deportation, instead of immediate community assimilation, could mitigate potential violence and secure the lives of all, irrespective of nationality.
It is also disingenuous to shame South Africans for wanting to live in their sovereign nation where their rules-based order is respected by all, whether from South Africa or outside South Africa. Equally disingenuous is to shame them for not supporting illegal immigration by using terms like 'xenophobic' or 'unafrican' arbitrarily so, or by virtue signalling that Africa should unify as one big nation. While we can unite under one continent in our vast diversities and identities, forcing a singular unified entity risks destruction without acknowledging the value of our sovereign nations.
17:25 lady crying with no tears, she is projecting her generational trauma and failure as a mother, the amorphous hate in her heart to explain away her crusade against strangers.
Lack of will to use one's brain. And they wanna lead a country...find the irony there. WIthin days, SA will be a hell hole until Boeres take over
How's that lady blaming foreigners for her son being a drug addict 🤷♂🤷♂🤷♂ zero personal accountability
Definition of scapegoating
I don’t understand myself….
Drugs are everywhere, right now in Zimbabwe we are having the same issue but we don’t blame foreigners ..
She has forgotten that for that one finger she uses to point at foreigners, the other four are pointing at her.
These drugs were not here before these things arrived I blame Mandela. No south african lives and sell drugs in Nigeria even in Zimbabwe.
The whole world knows Nigeria is a home of drug dealers I don't care who says what.
@@likatalikata3823are you being serious right now or this something of sarcasm.
This a shocking revelation
As a foreigner living in South Africa. The problem is the government. If it was dealing with crimes committed by foreigners as it should have... this wouldn't have happened.
When the government isn't listening to the people, people becomes desperate. As a foreigner myself living in South Africa. I blame the government. How dudula is going about it it's wrong. But the government needs to hear also. People need to understand that the majority of South Africans aren't Xenophobic.
It's not Xenophobia, it's Patriotism... And that's a majority of us
@@mightyrsa9772 It is Xenophobia. Unless you get information from Home affairs or any other Immigration institution, you can't determine who is illegal or not. Even the bank have to do a check with Home Affairs when foreigners have to open an account. What Dudula is doing is illegal. those politician are quiet now because it works in their corruption agenda. When there will be a major issue with this operation, that same government will put the Dudula leaders behind bars.
Most criminals are from Zimbabwe , Mozambique and south Africa too .. Nigerian aren't klling but doing drugs, Congolese do nothing.. so stop your buttlick attitude thinking that they will love you more. I've been there myself.
Your statement fell on flat ears, people have the perception that SAns are xenophobic, it'll take more to change that
At least you know how South Africans respond to problems, either is one of their own or the government. No one woke up to be xenophobic
People shall rise and fight this like we fought apartheid
As a Zambian who was born in the 1970s and grew up in the 1980s, I didn't think I would see a day when South Africans would treat fellow Africans like this, considering they (the South Africans) were received and treated with dignity in many African countries during apartheid period. It wasn't like those countries had significant resources to care of them. They shared the little we had with them. So, for someone like me who not only had classmates from South Africa but even a teacher from that country at primary school, I find what's happening in SA very upsetting.
Google " 16 girls rescued girls from human traffickers ":Also google "hawks rescue girls, women from a Joburg brothel " ; Also " I survived human trafficking in Johannesburg " ;Also google "open borders , afriforum ". We also didn't think that welcoming fellow Africans into our country would lead to such horror
Migrants in Zambia don't make up 10% of migrants in SA, once you take responsibility of looking after many people from failed countries who dont want to fix their countries, you can then come here and talk, for now, focus on your Zambia, we don't bother you people in your countries
Zambians sold us out
We've heard that many times, look we don't have the capacity to carry the whole of Africa while we are also struggling ourselves, we are still recovering from the effects of apartheid, just give us a space to grow and develop ourselves. In comparison to the invasion of immigrants, legal or illegal, currently in SA, it was very few SAns who lived in exile, so it is rather silly to make a comparison.
They must go to their countries
we are so lost as Africans, and all I can say is I'm sorry.
blessing to all from Angola
the lost ones are the foreigners invading our country
the Parliament building is not for dancing. It's for making important decisions@@Naledi-ep2vf
You are lost as Africans because you oppress each other on religious ethnic and tribal preferences in your own countries but expect SA to host and love you all mxm sis
Here we are. Those want a better life in europe? Not welcome. I am very sorry for those, who suffer because of this. Surely y recognize, that spending and donations will drop. Stupid. Bullets and bombs are not eatable.
Blacks are the problem globally.
South Africa has also historically, had a very serious Alcohol Addiction problem in the Townships. It is interesting that Dudula hasn't identified alcohol as a harmful substance in their communities.
In fact alcohol abuse is the number 1 killer, from road accidents, murder , and gender based violence.
They are all brain dead uneducated babjans who cannot assess any situation . And you expect them to run a country???
Drugs have surpassed the alchoholism to be honest. I grew up in the township and I am talking about seeing it first hand where a neighbour's child will steal from a house where he used to go and play.
@@keepitfrankwithfentse Is that due to foreigners?
@@isaymymind1727 yes, watch Sizokthola ... Foreigners are drug lords in SA
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It's difficult to fathom that a nation that once garnered sympathy from Africa and the global black community is now displaying such deplorable behavior toward fellow Africans by labeling them as foreigners. This situation is incredibly absurd. It makes me question whether there's any hope left for the collective well-being of black people worldwide. Isn’t it the time for Africans to unite, harness their collective strength, and actively strive for their own liberation, as well as that of the African diaspora by erasing the artificial borders separating them? Africa my Africa who did this to you?
Educate yourself because BBC is pushing an agenda, I will tell you for free. SAns don't have problems with foreigners, they have problems with illegal foreigners who casing havoc in SA. Unfortunately, the dominant nations are Nigerians, Congolese and Zimbabweans. All other nations are peaceful. Just put on google "South Africa Drugs Nigerians" and just scroll.
I’m not even South African and I have to ask, what about the people who migrate there who HAVE been found to sell drugs? Or be violent? Instead of the kneejerk “it’s a lie”…my question is what if it were true? What then is your commentary to those migrants who misbehave? Again I’m not South African, never been there before but we don’t hear about that. I’ve heard WORSE acts than what was shown here by the South African locals and it is truly disgusting to the point where yes, it makes you wonder why the hate is soooooooo strong….BUT have we gotten all facts straight when it comes to how much of an issue this became?
Google " girls rescued from human trafficking in SA " . Do you know that the black girl child was actually safer during apartheid ?
@@rtoriq Google "girls rescued from human trafficking in SA " to see what the media is hiding and the real cause of the anger and hatred.
@@rtoriq the fact is this...the south African government just like the majority of the African government have failed their people. so if they truly desire justice they should demand it from their government and not innocent foreigners. lets be very clear on this...there will always be bad eggs in every basket, but to blame your problems on foreigners when clearly, your government are the issue, is the absolute opposite of justice
This is happening all over Europe. It's a natural to try to find a scapegoat. Meanwhile the criminals are left untouched.
bullshit i live in Europe
@@Mercitoyes it's true when I lived in Leicester, the locals blamed the Asians, Indians and blacks for the drugs and crime in the area.
It's the same across all Europe, just Google all the anti-immigration protest, all of them have signs blaming foreigners for their troubles.
Whether it's fair or not is a different matter to the fact that they do the same.
One of the best country in Europe is becoming Poland and there is a reason for that
@@lozi4163 Polish men are not lazy they do the immigrant's job not unlike SA's lazy bastards you see them all over JHB dressing like workers with blue suits sitting in corners drinking castle and blaming immigrants for their failer
There are no gangs of vigilantes attacking foreigners in any western country.
The ANC the black political leaders spread race hate, even towards other South Africans. They tell the poor their problems are caused by somebody else, meanwhile they are stealing from the poor.
By the way. there are tribal and ethnic conflicts across Africa. Its very common.
As a South African I am appalled at this behavior. It is not right to blame migrants for the failure of government.
You are not a South African, stop lying
When foreigners scam or kidnap your family i hope you'll confront the government and let the foreigners live peacefully
So if you forget to lock your door it's your fault that someone breaks into your house and steals your stuff? The thieves are blameless?
CRIMINAL immigrants
It's convenient for the government.
It's, Van Riebeeck , it's Foreigners, it's WMC.......
No matter the destruction, as long as they not held accountabil.
South Africa was the shining beacon for the whole continent not that long ago with a stable currency
a thriving economy, plenty of industry and agriculture and tourism
hospitals universities railroads well paved streets plenty of electricity, air conditioning,
running water no trash in the streets no graffiti on the buildings
and then suddenly everything began to crumble.
I wonder what happened.
Look South African , I am 63 years from Ghana, now an American leaving in USA. My father was a principal of a secondary school in Ghana, in 1967 , my father and his school kept 15 south Africans who were supported by my dad's income. You don't even know how Africans may have helped you to get where you are! Some of the South African were being cared for by Nigerians and other countries! I remember half of those guys were always drunk.
My South African brother and his comrades were kept in the bushes of Tanzania. They were nevee given working papers. At the end of apartheid all the countries that "hosted" South Africans, send them back to SA. They were never given permanemt residency or citizenship
@@alicegauteng2358give them permanent residency for what? They were South Africans and they were being protected from the apartheid. Apartheid is over best thing to do was send them back to their beloved as things had improved
😂😂excatly and they are quick to forget
As a south African I am so disgusted and embarrassed. I have worked in many African countries, and currently residing in Nigeria... I have always been treated with respect in all these countries, and this is how they are being treated in my home country
I agree. All people should be treated with love and respect. But if the Nigerian government let in millions of poor people from South Africa you will also unfortunately find a lot resentful people. Most economic migrants are not average people. They are normally much more driven and hard-working, that's how they got here in the first place. For those seeking jobs that often creates the perception that foreigners have an unfair advantage and also for employers the perception that foreigners are harder workers. I don't think it's because South Africans are naturally xenophobic.
I think the poignant irony in this situation is the fact that these people, where themselves, recently liberated from racist economic repression.
I say this with no prejudice: a lot of southAfricans are lazy. Vusi Thembakwayo himself said it. A lot of this boils down to the circumstances post apartheid.
Lol @defenderPuma. How many Nigerians are in South Africa? Up to a million?
@@nkemjikaokeke7320 SA is homer to richest blacks in Africa with highest standards of living, lazy people cant achieve this, lazy people are running away from their messed up countries crying xenophobic, beggars cant chose
As a Congolese girl born and raised in SA, I not only suffered racial inequality but xenophobic injustices too. I was picked on in school, and never enjoyed my childhood, we lived in fear that one day something bad would happen to me either because of my skin colour or nationality.
Nobody talks about the many Europeans who bring in large containers of drugs at the sea port…😗or the human trafficking that is being conducted on a daily basis.
Go bullshit elsewhere.
Hamba kya mkeri-weri
No not the white people 😒 that unfit mother said it was the "foreigners " 😂😂😂😂😂😂 they sound do dumb. I'm sorry for what you had to endure there but hurt people, hurt people.
Another story of how BAD SA is. Does anyone out of the millions of foreign nations here have anything positive to share? I hope you were able to escape the "HELL" that is our country.
@@TheIrieman15 ...if it's so bad here, why don't they return to their country of origin??
@@richardwebb9532 well, for your information. I’m currently based in the UK now, so enjoy your rotten country🙏
When the mother start blaming foreigners for his son drug addiction, I was done. That is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard.
This is so sad. The group is misguided. People make a conscious decision to either take drugs or avoid drugs. Drugs are also everywhere in the world. You cant just blame punish foreigners for personal decisions.
Go and sell drugs in your own country. All these migrants are here to sell drugs and counterfeit goods. None with skills. Other skills they have is to hijack buildings, steal cables and mine illegally. They must go back and do that in their own countries of origin.
If only you understood the power of exposure.
Selling drugs to minors and introduce the same addicted minors to prostitution is not being misguided. Come to SA, you will be guided.
Instead of fighting white superiority. They fight their own people. Granted, there are drug dealers who are poisonous and ought to be removed. This hate is miguided
stfu do ur know how most of the girls are drawn into drugs. ever heard of kidnapping women and forcing drugs down their throat till they become addicts and let them go work for the cartels. they even let them go coz they know they wont be able to survive with out them drugs
😂😂😂 that mother made me laugh so hard. The way she said she hates foreigners as if they are the ones who forced her son to do drugs. She also confessed that her son was trying to steal some cable and got shocked while they always claim that its foreigners who steal cables. They should look in the mirror. I'm not even excusing the foreigners i understand its a problem but they should also look at themselves
Instead of laughing try to understand why someone who doesn't do drugs would feel like that. Shes not stupid. South Africans wouldn't sell even a cigarette to minors. Besides these guys have fake pain tablets. Everything of theirs is cheap.
Korrek
Meanwhile she's the one who failed to guide and protect her son... passing the blame to another person
All drug lords in SA are foreigners... They sell your kids sweets that have drugs at 14 so they can create a customer base...
@@emmanuelnkemere8014 No one failed anyone,😅 this things just happen.
I lived in south africa for about 5 years doing studies, even while i was studying, there was already discrimination during classes. Then gradually I started to work and improve my lifestyle. It got to a point where I felt unsafe because I was a foreigner claiming that I don't deserve anything because of this I have moved back to my home country.
Where are you from?
You did well, i wish others would do the same. So everyone is left to their vices, they'll be no one to blame.
@@SOFTGUYERA2024why does that matters?
But international students pay a lot of fees, so they can't start saying you're not entitled. You get what you pay for, they're ignorant!
A relative from Kenya told me how he would get deliberately marked down on tests, and fellow students he tutored and helped (white) were marked up undeservingly.
And same South Africa is lecturing Israel.. No shame.
This is a walk in The park. The level of violence isn't even remotely the same. Only a zio shill could post or upvote it.
Disgusting people. The worst in the world are in so called Israel.
This video documentary shows vile behavior, no doubt about that. But nowhere near what the new nazis are doing.
Once upon a time..the rest od Africa rooted for South Africa .now everybody is shocked by their actions
And fought with SA and sent resources from across Africa and internationally to end apartheid.... Its very sad to see this. However, given past and recent history in SA, the issues are very complex and deep rooted. Healing and understanding will take time.
Its ironic. Most every other African country was able to fight off and get rid of(to an extent) colonizers without external help. The exceptions being Angola/Mozambique and SA. Well like the loser said in the article, "Life was better under apartheid". Go figure
@@rowenatwesigye6609 you are exaggerating your involvements. Few housed the few ANC but majority of SAns were here fighting and some died.
@@kemmoneR True... I personally was too young but my father a Ugandan political and human rights activist was part of the international struggle to end apartheid in SA. He hosted campaigners in our home in London to discuss many issues relating to human rights across Africa. He lobbied the UK Thatcher government to end Apartheid. I remember the gatherings in our home as a child. The fundraising. Later he told me what it was all about. So please don’t dismiss our care or involvement.
As I personally grew to learn and understand how brutally abhorrent apartheid was and it’s effects to present day, I too support anything which brings restoration, healing and progression. But attacking your fellow Africans seems like misdirected anger. Totally misdirected. Not all foreigners are criminals. Yes root out the criminals but taking a blanket approach to all isn’t right.
@@kemmoneR . But you can't deny Africa as a whole was unicent in their support of your country throughout the dark days of apartheid. They supported you by various means, and this is how you repay them. Shameful! You need to start holding your politicians accountable, instead of cowardly attacking the vulnerable.
A mother blaming foreigners for her son's drug addiction is outrageous.
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She needs serious psychological counseling. She has created a personalized perception of the situation and to her, those negative and painful experiences have become a reality. She may never change that kind of schema easily. I just told someone watching the video this lady is in real pain which shouldint be ignored but addressed. She needs a little pull back into reality of realizing that the son had the choice to buy the drug after which he had another choice to use it and his role in the mess was actually more significant regarding the aftermath repercussions.
She’s right. They do sell drugs.
no shes blaming the immigrants for coming to her country and selling drugs...
The term foreigner only refers to black Africans not Indians, Chinese, Arabs….,
Who taught you to hate your kind
not white people either just black African
Are Pakistani Blacks?
Foreign Africans taught us. They are vermin!
Bcz u are deaf just rushing to play your part in comment section
@@tihetenad3710What did the White people ever do wrong to you?
As a kid growing up in another part of Africa, I remember the day Nelson Mandela was released from prison. I grew up with a dream to visit this country of the great Madiba and his people. However, when I saw all this happening, I was so disgusted and swore NEVER to step in this country!! I am a global citizen ( meaning I have access to many countries) but this country is no longer on my list. Nooooooooooo…..disgusting 😢
The entire world was FOOLED by the MANDELA CHARADE.
I am Kenyan. Coming from a country that makes so much money from foreigners and tourism, I am appalled when I see such videos.
Really, I have always wanted to visit S.A because of its history, music and culture but watching the xenophobia related videos, I get scared! 😢
Why are so many Kenyans in the comment section stating "I'm Kenyan" and then proceed to mention why Kenya is the greatest country in Africa? Always clicking on sensationalist bad clips on South Africa to convince yourselves why SA is below standard.
Isn't Kenya the homophobic hub of Africa. Do you even allow gay tourists in Kenya? Your country is intolerant to certain people because of their sexual orientation, right.
Can i come sell drugs to your kids in Kenya? Can i bring all my cousins to sleep on the street in Kenya?
Can I come scam and open broth3ls in Kenya? Hijack cars and buildings? Invite more of my empoverished cousins?
We don't want ILLEGAL foreigners! It's simple, not difficult.
@@TheIrieman15 It is far below standard on how it treats other Africans. Kenya is a great place to live because of the welcoming, neighborly vibe.
I am a South african. I am encouraged by other African countries who live peacefully with other African brothers and sisters in their countries. My prayer is that this spirit does not spread over other African countries. Continue to hold each other's hand. Africans have suffered enough. Continue to build Africa. This to shall pass. One Africa.
Rare south African.
How are they going to build Africa if they all want to come to South Africa?
Why do these immigrants go past all these peaceful countries and choose a xenophobic country to settle in?
Who does that?
Fact try build your country instead of flooding Europe and being disrespectful and committing crime
Most African countries dont even live peacefully with their own tribes.
hard to see a south Africa person comment this way
The issue is😭 they never go for people who commit crimes either foreign or citizen, they're always attacking people selling clothes 😭
You talking nonsense. They went to companies hiring illegal foreigners
It's envy mainly, they don't understand how a poor person is able to set up a business.
I was curious, how do these vigilantes get paid, they drive around all day harassing traders. I can't help but think there's something odd here.
Do they not have jobs?
Read our laws. It's simply not a scarce skill
@@missttttttttttttttttttt what law should I read?
You do know that being in a country illegally is a crime? and so is operating a business without a license?
Sad. But singing "burn foreigners" etc? That's advocating for serious violence & it is said our words are very powerful
It is disgusting how South Africans of today are telling Africans who fought for their forefathers to go home. If Ghanaians had asked Madiba Nelson Mandela to leave when he sought refuge would they have had him for the FATHER that he was. Mandela preached unity yet some South Africans are spitting in his face with this attitude. SHAMEFUL.
You talking shit you and destroy here and you want us to laugh all the time.Noyasidakelwa.
I cannot believe that a grown woman would blame a foreigner for her son being electrocuted for stealing and being a drug addict. This kind of thinking…What if the same happens to South Africans abroad?
That's black people for you. Blame other never blame self.
This people are iletrate lol
@@elizabethodhiambo3438I was shock hearing that kind of word from that south Africa woman
The Nigerian drug gangs profit off him
@@dennykeaton9701 Nigerians aren't even the top drug dealers in SA.
That lady blaming foriegners for her son's decisions and injuries while he tried to steal cables is beyond me.
"with Dudula i have hope"...how?!
Nonsense people, only looking for who to put blame on
We dont care what you believe... Foreigners are not innocent... They are victimising us in our country then get defended by BBC
U know wht happens to families with single parents,the kid started smokn shit at 14yrs,she failed her son and puts the blame on other people its astonishing,but as far as am concerned i hv never seen people who always puts blame on others like s.africans,they always hv something on their sleeves.
Its her country, she can blame whoever the F she likes
@@lozi4163 this show how low-thinking you are, are you a human being, just sit down and listen to yourself, it is her country and she can blame anyone she likes,
One day the world will begin to understand just how violent these people are. Today I’m proudly British and will fight for my country but it saddens me to watch this happen in a country I once fought to protect.
My Nigerian father died in SA, due this hatred 3 years ago.
I Still haven't seen his grave.
edit; he lived there for over 35 year, a honest man and changed so many peoples live positively..
and to those celebrating, May GOD give you the peace of the mind to see others like you as human.
The hateful things you say is just of reflection of who you are not him nor me.
There thousand of SA women who've been trafficked by Nigerians
Im sorry for your loss my dear
He should have stayed in nigeria don't you think?
@@ernestbaloyi9761 LOL hayi
Sorry for ur loss lets hope he was an honest man.
I once lived in Coloured area and never experienced xenophobia,only when l moved to townships it was people who looked like me who treated me differently
How can you experience xenophobia when you were living in a foreign community the ppl u mentioned are foreigners themselves so of course u are not going to experience any xenophobia from them bcz same Whatsapp group
@@MIA-fq1diclearly you speak from a place of ignorance duggest you go catch up on your History and educate yourself 🪳
@@MIA-fq1diwhat a load of rubbish,brand new brain,never been used.
As a young kenyan growing up i really admired south Africa including their music from lucky dube ,yvone chaka chaka,brenda Fassie etc .Am scared I cant even think of visiting. Am afraid we are just more divided than being united. South Africans problems are just far away from immigrants.Their government has being failing them since independence and it cuts along all other African countries as well but the kind of hatred and illiteracy in S.A fuels a lot of chaos.It's sad!
South Africans are the most educated group in Africa, why don't you take this migrants to Kenya and stop writing long essay. We have more migrants than kenya by a distance, i wonder why they pick SA and not Kenya
@@lozi4163😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 who are the most educated Africans?????Please wake up from your slumber. Equatorial Guinea 🇬🇶 is number 1 please. Do your research well
@@maltarpeddyequatorial guinea has a population of like 10
@@lozi4163clearly this are not educated, you're just wild animals hurting fellow Africans
@@lozi4163 send them to Kenya.
She said her child is an engineer and also a crackhead?
If he started smoking when he was 14 how he became an engineer?
Maybe I understood wrong
Bro that level of delusion cracked me up 😂
He's a very smart somebody 😂🤷🏽♀️
He did make a very good crack pipe.
You're very correct, I heard her clear. Her problem is just hate
It is so sad. Iam a Kenyan and we appreciate and love everyone. God bless our country
African nations should ban it's citizens travelling to South Africa and deport all south africans living in other african countries if the government doesn't do anything.
God Bless our country 🇰🇪
Good for you. Accommodate the entire Africa we care less
Proud kenyan based in germany we don't chase african bros & sizz in my motherland
Yes with your love plz take all the immigrants in south Africa to Kenya
I would be appalled if my mother was a part of this. Utterly sickening.
It's essential to approach the topic of illegal immigration, crime, and their impact on South Africa with a nuanced and empathetic perspective. Stereotyping and making uninformed conclusions can hinder progress in addressing these challenges. Engaging in open and respectful dialogue, considering the broader socioeconomic context, and advocating for effective policies are steps toward finding solutions to these complex issues.
Lack of FIRST-HAND experience: Many people form their opinions based on their own experiences and what they hear in the media. If they have not lived in or spent significant time in areas affected by these issues, they may not fully understand the situation on the ground.
Media portrayal: The media plays a significant role in shaping public perception. Depending on how the issue is covered, it can either highlight the challenges faced by South African citizens or focus on the difficulties faced by immigrants. Biased or one-sided reporting can contribute to misunderstandings.
Lack of information: People may not have access to accurate and comprehensive information about immigration, its causes, and its consequences. This can result in misconceptions and oversimplified views.
Economic and social factors: People's views on immigration are often influenced by their economic and social situations and where they live. Those who feel economically disadvantaged may be more inclined to view immigrants as competition for resources and jobs, while others may have a more empathetic perspective.
the only person talking sense in these comments
Spot on!
This was an AI response r y’all dumb
@@ntokozotlou2640 My exact sentiments.
My point exactly
These are the ppl suing Israel for genocide 🤦🏾♂️.. what a joke of a country
The irony
Imagine
Dude🤣😭💀😔
Entlek this comment should be pinned!!! Eish louder
With all the corruption in that government I believe someone like Iran paying them to do it................
If anyone asked me, I'd tell immigrants in S.A, just effing leave.....Why complain you're being mistreated in someone else house. Just leave and go back to your home country or elsewhere.....Kenya is open for all hardworking Africans. Welcome to Kenya.
Such shallow thoughts
Yes wakuje wote we will welcome them
@@charleenlozi4775what is shallow there?
I wish Kenya can absorb all these criminals.
Yet another Kenyan ceasing the opportunity in this sensationalist hatefest
The women blaming foreigners for what happened to her son is a very sick woman , they are feeding on your pain and making you to treat foreigners with so much hate 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
I do not agrree with her too.
So what is the difference between this people chanting: lets burn them! Directed to the immigrants and Malema singing : Kill the boors! pam pam.
karma is whats happening she wont even notice treat people how u want to be treated
For sure imagine her blaming foreigners for her son's drug addictions
That's absurd imagine being an alcoholic and blaming the shebeen or liquor store owners for your chosen lifestyle 🤦🏿♂️
This is the reason why Africa is the way it is! We are all one people but yet we are fighting against each other. Africa can never be united with people like these, blaming others for their problems
Very informed documentry,the Reporter is very good and call's it like it is.
My prayer and hope is that this video is shown around the world. AND ALL south Africans are treated accordingly. As a Nigerian, I would NEVER step into that country for free.
Stay there.
I completely agree with you, sis.
There’s a reason why Nigerians are being banned by almost every country.
You guys are bad news and I’m glad the world has seen it 🙏🏽
lol as if nigeria is a country that a sa would want to immigrate to 🤣🤣🤣all you nigerians do is spread problems I wish you could all leave south africa please tell them to go back to their countries wed be soo happy as south africans
Yes never come here. Most of us South Africans, myself included have never been outside SA & don't intend to step out soon.
Have the BBC spoken to South Africans who get terrorised by Zama Zamas from Lesotho who are illegally mining in SA, boring under our roads and causing sinkholes. Zama Zamas who are terrorising our neighbourhoods when they have turf wars with each other and residents are killed in their cross fire. Women who are raped in their own homes by these people. Nigerians selling drugs to school children, kidnapping young girls off the street, drugging them and selling them into prostitution. Mozambicans, Indians, Bangladeshi's Pakistanis, Somalia's and Ethiopians kidnapping people for ransom and supporting terrorists organisations. we are grey listed because of them. Zimbabweans that are involved in Cash in Transit heists, smuggling explosive into South Africa to blow up our ATMS. 16 South Africans got massacred in a tavern in a case of mistaken identity, because of a turf war between Zimbabweans/Mozambicans and Lesotho nationals. These are not peaceful people. Are South Africans supposed to sit back and say nothing. Sorry BBC South Africans will not bow down and keep quiet. You can push your agenda as much as possible.
So there are no local people who commit crimes? All crimes are committed by immigrants, you must be all saints!
This is a very biased interview that report selectively. It does not report the atrocities South Africans suffer at the hands of illegal undocumented migrants. These are criminals.
Whole lot of rubbish the Somali and ethiopian community is well known legal shop owners, we see you southafricans you only seem to have this hatred against African, while most of sa is being owned by white ppl, occupied thro bloodshed, unlawfully but here you are fighting for cramps in mean time your bread is being looted by white man, shame on you you never freed yourself
As a South African I ask all Africans to not help when South Africa falls... We as South Africans need to learn the hard way !!!!
When do African countries help each other 😂
Mxm you should have just kept mum
Something positive. You are an excellent journalist. Keep on going. Lots of love from Namibia.❤
What a vile group of people spending energy on hate instead of learning from others and competing for betterment.
they cant compete, the spazas are owned by foreigners because the foreigners work extra hard for low over heads, and they give credit to one another, its a mindset thing as well, its not all about illegal stuff. if south africans are angry they should boycott like they did during apertheid.
It is fascinating that a grown adult female, Zandile thinks that foreigners will take over South Africa by peddling drugs, she is underestimating the might and strength of the men and women in the security services of South Africa, who don't sleep on duty and it is unfortunate the conspiracies she is promoting, corruption seems to be the significant plague in all African states
To be frank, South Africa is being recklessly governed and many South Africans can not trust a government that allows what is currently happening in our country, even the very illegal migrants have the urge to tell locals what to say or not, and that is what offend us the most.
The problem is ILLEGAL FOREIGNERS, Not a Foreigner with proper documentation.
@@jamesonsefole3027 In many cases such supposedly proper documentation happens being found to be fraudulent, meaning like Ghana or Uganda, we need come up very strict without any compromise eg. no one must come here to do jobs that locals can do etc.
@@matobakomotsoahole8215 indeed. Fraudulent docs.
You are wrong; they do sleep on duty. The Boer security forces did not sleep on duty, we want them back.
Here in East Afrika, we never tell other black people that they don't belong here, nor do we feel threatened by them. Here in Kenya, everyone can make a living, we even have Burundian boys serving tea and buns all over the country, people have come to like them so much.
South Africans have lived with people from Southern Africa for many years. This video is not giving context unfortunately. There is a crisis in South Africa, you need to visit communities and have a feel of the crimes .... South Africa is like a playing ground
@@MH-gn8sc not really, most are illegally here, the Kenyan government doesn't clamp down on Afrikan immigrants.
@@MH-gn8sc 15 million is an over estimation, my family lived in South Afrika, you cannot realistically get to 15 million immigrants. Most countries with a reasonable economy and a population of about 50 million average 1 million immigrants, not even America or Europe as a whole get to 15 or even 10 million immigrants. The point here is that Afrikans are good to immigrants as opposed to countries outside Afrika, don't let prejudice and fear take hold of you and your people.
@@MH-gn8scKenya has her fair share of illegal immigrants and refugees. The problem with you idiots is to think everyone only comes to SA and that you SAns are not in other countries!! IGNORANT indeed!! In SA it doesn't matter if you are legal or illegal!! Do you think your SA government woukd be alllowing Kenyan visa free into SA if Kenyans are dying to be in SA? Many Kenyans would never swop Kenya for SA!! And the few that are here are SKILLED professionals that YOUR government has given because YOU NEED THEM!! Many Kenyans in SA are not caught in your stupid Dudulas because they are professionals living in AFFLUENT SA and not your ghettos!
I ve lived in south Africa as foreign national and from my experience the citizens are lazy and choosy who always want to accommodate their pleasure habits without any source of income yet a foreign national will will do any form of job just to earn a living and then at the end. They feel jealous
Udakiwe msunu.
@@thuthukanisjaka2597truth is bitter
Why don't develop your country then if you not lazy that's a stupid comment
This is so sad. I have lived in South Africa for many years, and what I have witnessed is that (most)black South Africans are reliant on the government,and now that the government has failed them, they want to blame it on foreigners who have taken the opportunities that they have neglected for years. These days they don't care if you are here legally. This is just pure hatred.
And there is nothing wrong with us depending on our government we pay tax everyday it's our money our country and our government just because you don't understand what is the role of a government it does not mean we are a problem, go figure out what is a role if a government and youl see why we are fighting our government and crime in South Africa.
@@nceboxesibe4973 People who depend on Govt typically .. You know the answer. I know it may be an issue for you, but no growing economy can thrive without the movement of Jah people. Do you want to be isolated like North Korea. Immigration and people movement along with import/export go together. You start harassing people, be prepared for embargoes etc.
People only go where there is a market for labour.. If every foreigner left today, it would not increase your lot.
Why can't you so that in your countries make moves in your own countries that's why it's so easy for y'all to leave your kids and raise other womans kids you hate yourself so much that you'd rather go hate on other people who are making moves in their own space instead of learning and doing the same thing you wanna come I. To their space and take what they are building and have built for themselves, learn to love your own stop admiring others and build your own things otherwise youl suffer and youl be busy calling jah instead of facing reality and sealing with instead you watch too much TV then you think South Africa is better my brother the reason why we are suffering in Africa it is because Africans love building other people's instead of their own house and sealing with their issues even our government officials are suffering from the same thing they love outside people but cannot take care of their own, you guys chose those people who kill your people deal with it it's the harsh reality and the consequences of your actions you chose those leaders deal with them just like we are doing in our country we are dealing with the leaders we chose we are correcting the wrong doings of the people we put as leaders and you can learn that from us fight for your rights in your own country don't come to other people's places and mess it up then when the people reprimand you you cry out foul that is evil period, firstly being an illegal immigrant is a crime,so basically you're a criminal in general due to the laws of this country the laws ww respect as south Africans but other people think laws are not for them so if you think you are special youl get special treatment
@@nceboxesibe4973 I do understand the role of the government perfectly well, but the government has failed South Africans. What I'm saying is as a nation , we should try and make other alternatives to combat our problems not through violence and getting rid of foreigners, that won't help with anything. You need to understand one thing, foreigner nationals contribute to South Africa's economy which is beneficial. Getting rid of them will just make things worse, and what is heartbreaking about this is that most of these threats or attacks at targeted at majority black foreign nationals. Don't you think that there's a problem with that? Foreigners are not only black..
White foreigners come here through the airport an legal and they visit and leave but no not our African brothers and sister you guys think the laws in South Africa do not apply and everyone must abide by the law and it's funny how eveyon only takes out their cameras when it's us when fighting back but when they invade our homes, highjack our cars nobody is there to document African migrants are destructive look at what is happening is Canada and Congo highjacking has gone up can you imagin how far Canada is from Congo buy they still able to get cars to the Congo because instead of investing in their countries so they would build a little progress no you guy invest on being criminal syndicates, these guys sell drugs here in South Africa they hijack buildings and land and they wouldn't do that in their respective countries so the same laws you respect I'm your country are the same laws you must respect when you travel time any country and don't expect the world to help you help yourself first just like other people are doing in their countries,big you guys want Africans and africa to unite that's good I support that but respectively we cannot unite in South Africa, everybody must egi fight for their rights where they were born so that they can be free enough to express themselves fully but whiles not impeding on other people's rights and then you expect them to keep quiet if you lives better n South Africa you'd know our reality and it's sad to see our brothers and sister turn in to zombies go to this channel and watch what they are doing in their countries with drugs and coden they brought those things here. Kids being kidnapped to be take to Mozambique so their body parts can be turned into Muthi our community police caught them near the border and where was BBC to document that? You can find the videos on Facebook
If only this level of organisation was applied to dealing with sexual assault in South Africa! This is a classic example of when the oppressed become oppressors. 😩
But they are, mass deport the 15 million illegals in SA and the sexual assault numbers will decline.
Why don't we have other groups look into the sexual assault and leave these Dudula guys to focus on where they want to focus? If South Africans think Drugs, prostitution, building hijacking, limited access to basic resources like water, illegal mining and other problems can be solved through dealing with illegal foreigners, then why are we so against these people? WHy cant we focus on the sexual assault of whatever we think needs our attention?
Especially when zimbabweans and lesotho citizens rape our children.
@@musawenkosimakhoba9028 He's not concerned about sexual assault, he's using it to add more salt to the BBC wound
They don’t want to tackle real problems… especially if the paps are locals
You cannot enter a country illegally then expect to be treated like a citizen. Please enter legally
Excuses, you all hate yourselves and all black people. You know this has nothing to do with illegal.
@@win30034please you don't leave in SA. If I were to come to your country without papars would I be respected? Or I would be arrested?
What makes you think the ones living there legally are treated any better, you guys just have a hating spirit and it shows in the femicide rates
It's not about legal or illegal right now, it's about pure hatred. They are so many illegal migrate in almost every country.
For people who were, until just recently, in the shackles of apartheid they sure have come full circle.
My respect as an African for SA has gone.
What took you so long? : /
it's unwanted
A lazy farmer blames his tools. You will always find something to blame and die of poverty
As if it was wanted, the nerve SMH.
It feels crazy to write, but apartheid appears preferable to the embarrassing dump that South Africa has become. At the current rate, they''ll be living like Haitians by mid century.
It's sad to see the pain these people are going through because I know it from Kenya, but it is disappointing to see such people power misdirected from the real culprits to the most vulnerable. South Africans should be fighting the colonialism of their resources not the fellow poor Africans. They should be fighting the multi international companies and the governments benefiting from their pain, not their poor neighbors, brothers and sisters. In Kenya, we have been fighting for our land that was grabbed since colonial period. Somehow the politicians convinced us that our enemies are our neighboring brothers and sisters. And Kenyans took up machetes and killed each other. Years later, the land is still in the hands of the few elites that are colonial gate keepers. And the British still reap so much from the land they stole from us. South Africans, stop fighting the wrong people, go after the real source of your misery.
no no, see you've lost the plot. the are place like hillbrow and sunnyside where us south african can't enter like entire blocks of a city we cant go being owned by Nigerians, Somalis, Ethiopian and etc. and we've seen entire truck loads of people being brought here. and then we ask for documents "its xenophobic to ask an african for such things" we're told, we ask how did you get here "that's none of your business" we're told. store selling fake products with clear evidence shown "south africans hate africans". when do we get to fight for whats ours. if you say they helped us fight during apartheid thats cool we can train them and return them home the same way they did during those time. they should go fix their colonized lands in their homelands. south africa cash bleeds out of the economy every day. if you believe in what you're saying then stop killing poachers in kenya because those poachers are trying to feed their families.
@@aarontitan8393 I read you and thanks for painting a closer picture in your comment. I totally support the struggle of South Africans because as a Kenyan, you are my brothers and sisters and I think you should not be disrespected in your own house (land)
On the other hand, in Kenya we have a Swahili saying that says "mgeni njoo mwenyeji apone" (the visitor is welcome so that the local can relax/luxuriate). We have areas in Nairobi called small Mogadishu because Somalis have made it their home, and now Nigerians are more than welcome to make parts of Thikaroad a small Lagos. Isn't it strikingly intriguing that the same foreigners that are causing havoc in South Africa are contributing to the economy in Kenya? Think about it, the difference is not the people, the enemy is not the people but the system. That's why I wish this people power and anger in South Africa is directed to fixing the apartheid systems and ghosts that still disadvantage South Africans in their own land. What did the Germans gain by killing the Jews in the Holacost? What problem did the Ugandans solve by evicting all Indians? What did the Hutus gain by killing all the Tutsis? The problem is never the people, it is always the system of oppression that favors some over others. Also some evil power hungry individuals fuel and use the anger of the masses to get into power. We will see you back in the streets in future once you put the operation Dudula in power. Learn from your past and from the rest of us. In Kenya, we didn't solve any problem by electing Ruto "the hustler" "one of us". In any case we have more problems as a result. The solution to human problems are in fixing the erroneous systems we set up not in fighting each other.
These foreigners you are fighting are welcome in Kenya. Send them to Kenya and let them help us build up our country.
@@MwendeSchwinn You're a blessing to Africa and humanity. Thank you for who you are.
@@MwendeSchwinn You have said it all my sister, the system is what will drag not only South Africa but Africa as a whole. change of system will mean a lot if we are to progress to anything. Years ago I was in South Africa visiting a friend, in his neighbourhood there was a school and as I watched there were students but 95% of them were white students!! I asked my host why after independence and post apartheid there was still such in South Africa? He replied and I quote " No one can stop anyone to bring her/his child to study here but very few black people can afford the fees that is paid here" I was very surprised and it seems until now it is still the norm!
You know that before colonialism, you were all hacking each other to bits anyway? What, do you really think that history starts with colonialism? Give me a break. All my sympathies, but these fallacies you purport are massively unhelpful. Africans infighting is an atavistic issue.
As a Kenyan, I know no country is perfect. We have our own inter tribal tensions between ourselves though never against foreigners because, in our culture, it's taboo to dishonour a guest. But I must say having watched a few documentaries like this, South Africans come across as a very violent, warlike, xenophobic and unwelcoming people.
You haven't seen us yet. Just watch this space you will see.
This documental is propaganda. It isn't displaying the truth. It is driving a certain narrative that is far from the truth
Stop lying. I've seen what you say about Somalians.
@@FictionHubZA But Kenyans never attack foreigners
@@patohunja7981 Not yet. I see the same nationalism and xenophobic tendencies in Kenyans.
This is really sad, South Africans need to do better
Y'all south Africans need to understand that no country can survive without immigrants. South Africans are also immigrants all over the world. In my opinion priorities are misdirected here. Go to school and qualify for those jobs like the foreigners, make money and open up those businesses that foreigners are doing