Former President Kgalema Motlanthe has invited excessive profile friends to debate the problem of migration on the continent. Deputy President, Paul Mashatile is in attendance.
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My problem is when debating these issues, you only call those who agree with you. How are you going to understand the other side. The gentle man used Ghana passport then SA must pay by having its Kidd's turned into zombies by drugs and expired food.
The Tsonga and Venda are most at risk here. In the wrong province, they're gonna be seen as foreigners.
The language used by the leaders of these parties mirrors what we can see in Europe.
The flop is that our consituency isn't well read, they'll chase after these things with hope that we can survive without the rest of the continent. Unfortunately, our fates are tied to each other. The west wants you to reinstate apartheid on yourself.
South Africans are on their own. They must fix this country on their own.
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20 years the citizens of South Africa singing the same song no one is listening.ANC is learning the hard way this is not their it's our country.The corruption time for them is over after they left the wonke umntu ejele.
Thank you Minister. Stand firm and patriotic!
What a miss! I'm very disappointed but again, I realized that they are discussing something different from what SAns have been marching for. Let them talk, by the way, they are discussing alone.
Prayer is what this country, continent and world need. May the Lord Jesus bring peace, prosperity and stability among us and in the world.
The Standard Bank representative did his country no credit. He relied on broad, positive migration statistics while appearing to overlook the social and economic pressures that illegal migration can place on local communities. It came across as prioritising Standard Bank's interests over engaging with the concerns being raised. I found his contribution deeply disappointing.
I am not surprised that the are no comments.We have leaders in our country who like to go against the grain.
We need to stand together as common citizens, we are under attack by our South African elites, these people do not want to listen to us, we need to prepare for a long fight.
Mcebisi Jonas, like much of the ANC leadership, focused on familiar rhetoric about migration, its perceived benefits, and the issues of refugees and asylum seekers. He devoted far less attention to the core concerns of illegal immigration, the poor rate of apprehending illegal migrants, strengthening border security, and enforcing existing laws. Perhaps his position was influenced by the need to safeguard MTN's interests and assets in other African countries.