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Migration Crisis | Calm restored in Soweto - Bandile Masuku weighs in

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@LebogangSeema-m9e
@@LebogangSeema-m9eImported3wk ago
Rule of law means processing documents properly, not sending police after the chaos.
@Mashal-tbl8
@@Mashal-tbl8Imported3wk ago
BUT YOUR HUMAN RIGHTS ONLY PROTECTS FOREIGNERS THAN SAcan what do you expect citizens to react
@AmusedFlyingSaucer-xp1do
@@AmusedFlyingSaucer-xp1doImported3wk ago
What the coincidence of always Durban and Johannesburg few people do same thing to disrupt the peace in this country in the name of chasing foreigners. is so foolish the fight start where no one is certain is caused by what. TO OUR LOVELY DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS, Thank you for the remarkable first of it's kind NEW ID PASSPORT, is a must have for everyone. HIS EXCELLENCY MR RAMAPHOSA THANK YOU FOR STRIVING TO MOVE AFRICA FORWARD. is said to see people supporting leaders that only think of themselves, if they do care about these country and its people all the political leaders and the so called community leaders will support you instead of create unnecessary chaos,Is unnecessary for a country to have so many political parties, during apartheid they was only one ruling government, people are ignorant,making their own mind enemy of themselves,how are you following someone who have hate for another human being, aren't they promoting same apartheid scenario but this time is black vs black. Stupid
@hihello7014
@@hihello7014Imported3wk ago
QUESTIONS THAT NEED ANSWERS ABOUT ASYLUM SEEKERS IN SOUTH AFRICA<br><br>If men are fleeing wars in their home countries and seeking asylum in South Africa, I have some important questions:<br><br>Why do we often see so many men arriving alone, without their wives and children?<br><br>If their home countries are at war, how are their wives and children surviving back home?<br><br>Are their families safe, or are they still living in areas affected by bombs, violence, hunger and displacement?<br><br>If these men have managed to escape, why have their wives and children not been able to escape with them?<br><br>Are the men sending money home to support their families, or are their wives left to fend for themselves and their children?<br><br>If their families are in danger, are these men making efforts to reunite with them in South Africa?<br><br>Are South African authorities collecting statistics on the numbers of male and female asylum seekers, including children?<br><br>What assistance is available to women and children who remain trapped in war-torn countries?<br><br>Are most of these men genuinely fleeing persecution and conflict, or are people arriving in South Africa for different reasons? Surely, each asylum application must be assessed on its own merits.<br><br>Finally, if war is the reason for seeking safety, what happens to the wives, children and other vulnerable family members who are left behind?<br><br>These are genuine questions that deserve clear, factual answers. This is not about condemning every man who seeks asylum. It is about understanding the circumstances, the humanitarian situation and the realities facing the families left behind.<br><br>We need answers based on facts, not assumptions.<br><br>😮😢😊
@ceeya84
@@ceeya84Imported3wk ago
THIS GOVERNMENT HATES ITS PEOPLE....LET THAT SINK IN.