xeno victim

Expert

Inzwa zita racho chete "Gayton"  une hope dzechembere kurota ichiyamwa ANC is counterpart ye ZanuPf haulume

😎

Dambudzo and Dambudziko...let's see if vana Fikile come to his rescue on this one

Ndin

Zimbabweans come home and fight from inside it's never good to live in foreign land

Tsabangu

I will do recalls,don't worry Zimbabweans.

Nyasha

Ma Zimbo vazvijaira zvauri kutaura iwe gayton😂 but chokwadi ndechekuti hapana kana benzi one rinodzoka . Even chero mukava deporter vanoswera vadzoka😊DAI watoita zveku campaigner usiyane nevanhu vedu

Our own and beloved FAZ is going to be deployed in SA years just before those elections. 

I am sure Drayton will be no where to be seen. 

Anonymous

I believe he said all foreigners. He didn't specify a race. That muscle in your skull is weak from all the rubbish you have been sniffing.

africa

You are on point  funny how they easily forget that we allowed them in Zim , some married and had kids some went back etc , they also have many our so called illegals there many are white ..... but because they are white ... it's not a problem ... if one is black he is the enemy crazy **** way of thinking. 

Bhomora Zvekuti 

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 During Apartheid in the 1980s South Africans were illegally coming to Zimbabwe wani to experience a black independent country. But hatina kumbova nzinga isu

Mckenzie 

🚩

This guy Gay believes he will win the elections, he's lying. PW Botha erected 5kilo volt fence along the BB border, but it failed. The issue of illegal immigrants in South Africa needs to be tackled once and for all by the regional body Sadc and the involved countries. It's now beyond the powers of the South African govt. 

Gayton ndini

Wena nguwe omele uphenduke ekhaya abanye besilabo ngekhisimusi langomyakomtsha, you the one that should come and see your folks so many guys confirm you Zimbabwean, and from Midlands,
 that's why you making too much noise on your fellow countrymen as if there are the only immigrants when there are Somalis Nigerian basothos but you painting bad on Zimbabweans, why, you think you want to be the only successful one living in SA you have another next level fear factor
Vadzinge you'll regret the collapse of health sector in your adopted country

boer

South Afrique has no owners besides the sans. We all migratated from Tanganyika along the peripheries of the oceans down to SA then from there remigratated up to Zim,Moza,Zambia etc so on sole owners of Saudi Afrique

Jah🦓Tsvarie07

Gayton uyinj a elobhova efuna ukudutshulwa ngabe SPCA, ama foreigner awasuki wena nguwe ozasuka ubatshiye eSouth Africa ngoba kayisiyo kayihlo,
utshona ugijimisa abantu emfuleni amabrugwe esiwa etshengisa umpanka satan hamba uyothungisa ibrugwe likukwane utshiyane lamaZimbabwe wazini ngiZimbabwe nja engelamazinyo awulumi nix wena 

Water above the firmament 

I'm sorry I don't want to lead or rule anyone, that's not my business.I don't want to rule or conquer anyone,I should like to help everyone if possible,jew gentile,black or white,we all want to help one another,human beings are like that.
We want to live by each other's happiness not by each other's missery.
Not to hate or despise one another.

In this world there's room for everyone,the earth is rich .It should provide for everyone.
The way of life can be free and beautiful.We have lost the way.We think too much to yield little.

More than machinery we need humanity.
More than cleverness we need kindness, tenderness.Without these qualities,life would be violent,all will be lost.

Even now my voice is reaching millions throughout the world,
millions of despairing men women and children, victims of a system that makes men torture and imprison innocent people,to those who can here me I say do not despair,

the misery that is now upon us is but the passing of greed 
the bitterness of men who fear the way of human progress,the hate of men will pass and dictators die ,and the power they took from the people will return to the people,and so long as men die  Liberty will never perish

Yidotti lwabishi

Life below water

After months of mobilization by vigilante groups, South Africa is on
the brink of an explosion of violence against foreign migrants and
refugees, a United Nations group has warned.

Escalating hate speech and arson attacks are early signs of a
dangerous campaign of anti-foreigner violence, fuelled by politicians
and high-ranking officials who use migrants as the scapegoats for
South Africa’s problems, the group of independent UN human rights
experts said.

Dozens of foreigners were killed in South Africa in earlier eruptions
of violence in 2008 and 2015, but human rights groups are worried
that future violence could be worse, since a growing number of
politicians are openly fuelling the anti-migrant mood at a time of
rising unemployment, sharp inequality and slow economic growth.

“Anti-migrant discourse from senior government officials has fanned
the flames of violence, and government actors have failed to prevent
further violence or hold perpetrators accountable,” the UN experts
said in a statement on Friday.
“We are deeply concerned that the country is on the precipice of
explosive violence.”

The UN group cited two attacks that have sparked widespread alarm
in South Africa: the death of a Zimbabwean migrant who was beaten
and set on fire by a mob that demanded identity documents from
residents in a Johannesburg neighbourhood in April; and an arson
attack against Congolese food sellers and other Africans in a
Johannesburg market last month.

In the days before the arson attack, a vigilante group called
Operation Dudula had twice visited the market to demand that
foreigners abandon their food stalls and be replaced by South
Africans, local media reported. When the vendors refused to leave,
23 of their food stalls were destroyed by fire.

Operation Dudula emerged last year in Soweto, a township of
Johannesburg, where it held its first street marches against
foreigners whom it accused of criminal activities or taking jobs from
South Africans. Since then, it has expanded nationally, becoming the
most prominent of the vigilante groups.

 Its name, dudula, means
“push back” or “force out” in the Zulu language – an indication of its
attitude to foreign migrants.
Its leaders say it is merely opposed to illegal migration, but critics
say Operation Dudula has often used violence or intimidation against
foreign shopkeepers and other migrants.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has described Operation Dudula as a
vigilante-like organization that uses illegal violence against
foreigners. But other officials and prominent politicians have often
supported the anti-foreigner movement with incendiary comments
and misinformation.

South Africa’s Home Affairs Minister, Aaron Motsoaledi, is
responsible for some of the most virulent attacks on undocumented
foreigners. “We can no longer allow our country to be the stomping
ground for all the rascals and low-lives of the world running here
and using our democracy,” he told a regional meeting of the ruling
African National Congress.
“I am coming for them. When all of them are in jail, locked up, and
the keys have been thrown away, then I will step down – only then.”

The undocumented status of foreigners in South Africa is often due
to mismanagement and corruption in the country’s immigration and
refugee offices, where long queues and massive backlogs can make it
almost impossible for migrants to get the legal documents they need,
according to analysts who study the South African system.
“Discrimination against foreign nationals in South Africa has been
institutionalized both in government policy and broader South
African society,” the UN experts said in their statement.

As many as 180,000 Zimbabweans could be expelled from South
Africa by the end of this year, since the government has announced
it will refuse to renew a special visa category that was created for
Zimbabweans after large numbers fled from political persecution
more than a decade ago.

With unemployment at record levels and the economy stagnating,
several of South Africa’s fastest-growing opposition parties have
adopted anti-foreigner rhetoric as a weapon in their political ****nal.
Some have marched on restaurants and other workplaces,
demanding proof that their foreign workers have legal documents.
Leaders of these parties have often exaggerated the number of
foreigners in the country or the labour market, despite research
showing that migrants hold only 10 to 12 per cent of jobs in the
restaurant and construction sectors where they most commonly
work. 

Studies also show that migrants in South Africa, on balance,
are creating jobs and contributing to economic growth.
Vigilante groups often accuse foreigners of drug-dealing and other
crimes, although there is no evidence that migrants are committing
crime at a higher rate than South Africans – and migrants are
frequently the victims of crime themselves.

 From 2018 until April
this year, more than 3,000 foreign nationals were murdered in South
Africa and about 3,600 were victims of attempted murder, according
to a report by SABC, the public broadcaster, citing parliamentary
information.

The Institute for Security Studies, an Africa-based think tank, says
the anti-foreigner vigilante groups are becoming more organized this
year, adopting official names, branding, merchandising and
leadership structures.
Several recent attacks against foreigners around Johannesburg
“could be the precursor of more widespread violence across the
country if community vigilante groups are not reined in by law
enforcement,” the institute said in a report last month.

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Zvakuda kutanga kaa saka garai maparira kudzoka kumusha zvisati zvanyanyisa kupisa

huchi murume uyu

fix your home musanetse musha yevamwe muchinetsa manext door muchidyira mhuri yeumwe sadza zvemutsimba think gayton rova munhu ikoko kuno ndikangoona musouth african achinditorera basa ndiri kutorovaa

kkk mwiii  here yaeh rega nditi mwii ndaivako kujoza for 4 yrs vanokuurayira kudriver truck chaiko ndakatotiza ndakuno kuna mahuchi 

Joseph Ziki

Gayton McKenzie, the president of the Patriotic Alliance, an opposition political party in South Africa, says undocumented Zimbabweans living in the neighbouring country illegally should return home now or be “forced to flee” after the general elections in May.
General elections will be held in South Africa this year to elect a new National Assembly as well as the provincial legislature in each province.
Posting on X, McKenzie warned Zimbabweans based in South Africa that they should leave peacefully now or risk being forced to flee the country after the elections. He wrote:
<blockquote>
South Africans are paying for the failed land reform program of Zimbabwe, you constantly complain about your Zimbabwe government but when you had a chance to go vote it out, you didn’t bother to go. We will chase you from our country and you will thank us one day.
I love Zimbabweans, I love them enough to tell them the truth, there will be no place to hide after the election and the current politicians who support your stay here will abandon you at the power-sharing table. Go home now instead of fleeing home after May.
</blockquote>
Responding to an X user who had asked why he targetted his vitriol at Zimbabweans as if all illegal immigrants are from Zimbabwe, McKenzie said:
<blockquote>
Most definitely not but you act the most entitled to our country. We are coming for each and every illegal foreigner but you are most definitely the most annoying amongst all of them.
</blockquote>
The 49-year-old politician and convicted bank robber recently denied reports that he is from Gweru, Zimbabwe.
South Africa is host to millions of Zimbabweans who went there from the year 2000 onward as economic refugees.
Illegal immigration is one of the major issues ahead of the vote and this has been the sprouting of several far-right groups that blame illegal immigrants for South Africa’s socio-economic challenges.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

"Go Home Now Instead Of Fleeing After May", Gayton McKenzie Warns Zimbabweans

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