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  report also claimed that refugee advocacy organisations have said that police and immigration officials physically abu...
13/08/2025

report also claimed that refugee advocacy organisations have said that police and immigration officials physically abused refugees and asylum seekers.

“Violence against migrants, including asylum seekers and refugees, was a continuing problem across the country. Those targeted often owned or managed small, informal grocery stores in economically marginalised areas that lacked government services,” the report said.

However, the South African government has vehemently denied all the claims, calling them misleading.

😁😀Who's right here ? South Africa or USA ?

   NO ONE IS ILLEGAL.
08/08/2025

NO ONE IS ILLEGAL.

  President   Mahama has assured   living in Ghana of their safety, stating that there is no place for xenophobia in the...
03/08/2025

President Mahama has assured living in Ghana of their safety, stating that there is no place for xenophobia in the country. He reaffirmed Ghana’s commitment to protocols that protect the rights and freedoms of West African citizens. Addressing recent tensions, Mahama described the protests against Nigerians as isolated and triggered by a misleading 10-year-old video. He said the situation was quickly contained and involved only a few individuals. Mahama urged Nigerians not to worry, emphasizing the strong historical ties between Ghana and Nigeria, calling the two countries "brother nations."

15/07/2025
Sam Mangwana, Popular Congolese-Zimbabwean Artist that No One knows in Zimbabwe --He was born on 21 February 1945 in Kin...
14/06/2025

Sam Mangwana, Popular Congolese-Zimbabwean Artist that No One knows in Zimbabwe
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He was born on 21 February 1945 in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mangwana's parents were native of neighboring Angola. His father was a Zimbabwean, who was born in Chivi. Over the years Sam Mangwana has visited his relatives in Zimbabwe.

Sam Mangwana, born on February 21, 1945, in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, is a legendary figure in Congolese rumba music. Of Angolan heritage, ...

The government of Chad has announced the suspension of all visa issuance to American citizens, in a retaliatory move aga...
05/06/2025

The government of Chad has announced the suspension of all visa issuance to American citizens, in a retaliatory move against the United States’ decision to bar Chadian nationals from entering the country.

The government of Chad has announced the suspension of all visa issuance to American citizens, in a retaliatory move against the United States’ decision to bar Chadian nationals from entering the country

 ’s President John Mahama condemned US President Trump’s claims of “white genocide” in South Africa as “an insult to all...
01/06/2025

’s President John Mahama condemned US President Trump’s claims of “white genocide” in South Africa as “an insult to all Africans” in an opinion article published in The Guardian. Mahama criticized Trump’s misrepresentation of South Africa’s land reforms and the use of misleading videos, calling the rhetoric historical revisionism and misinformation. Mahama described the meeting as one that revealed a dangerous attempt to rewrite South Africa’s painful past under apartheid.

ANC............ Cyril Ramaphosa
26/05/2025

ANC............ Cyril Ramaphosa

25/05/2025
25/05/2025

Dear clients when you see your photographer moving with this at a wedding even or graduation just know YOU HAVE HIRED AN AMATEUR. Professionals don't move around with this just to scare people

The man who organised a display of white crosses in South Africa, an image of which was shown by Donald Trump on Wednesd...
22/05/2025

The man who organised a display of white crosses in South Africa, an image of which was shown by Donald Trump on Wednesday, has said that the US president was wrong when he described it as a "burial site".

Rob Hoatson said the crosses were put up on the roadside in KwaZulu-Natal province as a memorial to a couple who were killed on their farm in 2020.

During a sometimes-tense meeting at the White House, Trump showed his South African counterpart, Cyril Ramaphosa, a video of the crosses to bolster his argument that white farmers were being targeted.

While acknowledging there was violence in his country, Ramaphosa rejected the idea that the Afrikaner minority were being systematically killed.

"These are burial sites… over 1,000 of white farmers and… those cars aren't driving, they're stopped there to pay respects to their family member who was killed," Trump said as the video was playing in the Oval Office.

Mr Hoatson, a 46-year-old farmer, said that while he had no issue with the video being used without his knowledge, Trump was known to "exaggerate" and he was happy to set the record straight about the striking image.

"It's not a burial site, but it was a memorial. It was not a permanent memorial that was erected. It was a temporary memorial," he said.

The US president had said the crosses were evidence of attacks on white farmers in South Africa.

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