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Supporters of March and March gather at Marabastad Home Affairs
SABC News reporter Patricia Visagie is in Marabastad, Pretoria. Let's get an update from outside the home affairs offices. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and…
SABC News reporter Patricia Visagie is in Marabastad, Pretoria.
Let's get an update from outside the home affairs offices.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
Big Business wants cheap labour. They are in cahoots with Government to achieve this goal. This illegal immigration drive is not unique to SA. Happening all over the Western World as well.
The GNU created this chaos, now people are going to fight one another, there will be unnecessary injuries and deaths.<br><br>The politicians and ministers, they're safe in estates/plots/farms while our townships burn.<br><br>THE GNU know very well that they get millions from foreign nationals spaza shops, they know they get millions from Zama Zama work, they know they get millions from drugs <br><br><br><br>Unfortunately the people we'll be fighting at home affairs are not the ones that sit at the top of all these illegal businesses and have meetings with politicians. <br><br><br><br>Now SAPS is not searching for the serial rapist or handling crime in SA. <br><br>As a society we're being distracted again, just before elections. <br><br><br>Now these political parties will present themselves as a solution to the chaos they initiated come 4 November
Anc apartheid was the u know in the South Africa alot of impimpis survived the necklace today thr running the country we left them too long swimming in corrupt activities activities with thr illegal immigrants n othr African leaders ....enough is enough
The media is maliciously using March and March for a reason only known to them. 1st person engaged is a non affiliated and disgruntled South African. We're all angry and we're not members of any movements.
THE TOP 10 AFRICAN COUNTRIES HOSTING THE MOST REFUGEES AND ASYLUM -SEEKERS ARE :<br><br>1 UGANDA : ~2,024,400 refugees (primarily from South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo)<br><br>2 CHAD : ~1,540,000 refugees (largely driven by displacement from Sudan and Central African Republic)<br><br> 3 ETHIOPIA : ~1,000,000+ refugees (hosting people from South Sudan, Somalia, and Eritrea)<br><br>4 SUDAN : ~868,000 refugees<br><br>5 KENYA : ~864,000 refugees (including populations in the Kakuma and Dadaab camps)<br> 6,CAMEROON : ~485,000 – 500,000 refugees (including many from the Central African Republic)<br><br>7 SOUTH SUDAN : ~300,000 – 400,000 refugees<br>8 TANZANIA : ~165,000 refugees<br><br>9 SOUTH AFRICA : ~167,000 refugees<br><br>10 RWANDA : ~132,000 refugees