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🚨 Deported After 25 Years in South Africa: Zimbabwean Man Returns Home Confused, Leaves Village in ShockA Zimbabwean man...
23/08/2026

🚨 Deported After 25 Years in South Africa: Zimbabwean Man Returns Home Confused, Leaves Village in Shock

A Zimbabwean man who reportedly left his home country in 2001 to build a life in South Africa has been deported back to Chiredzi, a town in south-eastern Zimbabwe, after spending approximately 25 years away.

According to reports, the man appeared confused and disoriented upon his arrival, raising concern among relatives and local residents. Many younger people in the community had never met him before, while others believed he had died many years ago due to his long absence.

His unexpected return sparked widespread discussion in the area, with some residents even spreading rumours after failing to recognise him. However, there is no evidence to support supernatural claims circulating on social media.

A medical assessment is expected to determine whether his condition is linked to physical illness, mental health challenges, trauma, or the effects of the deportation process.

The story highlights the human impact that long-term migration and deportation can have on individuals and families who have been separated for decades.

Do you think governments should provide more support to people who are deported after spending many years living in another country?

This thing of saying "African" really messes everything for every black person because theres 54 countries in Africa and...
23/08/2026

This thing of saying "African" really messes everything for every black person because theres 54 countries in Africa and each one of those countries has their own beliefs, iQ, culture, their way of living, languages etc. A Nigeria looks nothing like a South African. A Nigerian's accent sounds nothing like a South Africans accent. Thier culture and tradition is a totally different thing. It's the 21'st century and people gotta know these things.

Meals only found in South Africa 🇿🇦
23/08/2026

Meals only found in South Africa 🇿🇦

Harding, South Africa 🇿🇦
23/08/2026

Harding, South Africa 🇿🇦

I don't know how to put it but, the first frame shows the land of educated, hard working citizens and then on the second...
23/08/2026

I don't know how to put it but, the first frame shows the land of educated, hard working citizens and then on the second frame it shows the land of lazy and uneducated citizens. 🇿🇦 does it makes any sense?

🇿🇦 Blew 1million in just a space of 3 months.
23/08/2026

🇿🇦 Blew 1million in just a space of 3 months.

Yesterday in north-central Nigeria 🇳🇬 during Friday prayers 🕌, more than 60 worshippers were kidn&pped from multiple mos...
23/08/2026

Yesterday in north-central Nigeria 🇳🇬 during Friday prayers 🕌, more than 60 worshippers were kidn&pped from multiple mosques in a simultaneous attack ⏱️.

Dublin is recruiting drivers from South Africa 🇿🇦 because it does not have enough bus drivers. So far, 93 South African ...
22/08/2026

Dublin is recruiting drivers from South Africa 🇿🇦 because it does not have enough bus drivers. So far, 93 South African drivers have been recruited, and more are arriving every week. South African drivers are a good fit because both countries drive on the same side of the road, English is widely spoken, and there is an agreement that allows certain South African driving licences to be exchanged for Irish licences.

When the drivers arrive in Ireland, Dublin Bus helps them with accommodation, paperwork, licences and training before they start working. The pay is also much higher than what many drivers can earn in South Africa. A qualified driver can start at around €893 per week, with other benefits such as a pension and extra pay for certain shifts.

Many European countries are also struggling to find enough professional drivers because older drivers are retiring and not enough young people are entering the industry. Basically, Ireland needs bus drivers, South Africa has qualified drivers, and Dublin is bringing some South Africans over to fill those jobs.

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22/08/2026

SouthZimLawian 🇿🇦🇿🇼🇲🇼

🇿🇦 SHE NEVER WENT TO DRAMA SCHOOL. SHE NEVER NEEDED TO. ✨👑Growing up in Umlazi, KwaZulu-Natal in the 1960s and 1970s, th...
22/08/2026

🇿🇦 SHE NEVER WENT TO DRAMA SCHOOL. SHE NEVER NEEDED TO. ✨👑

Growing up in Umlazi, KwaZulu-Natal in the 1960s and 1970s, there was no clear path for a girl who wanted to act. No drama school was calling. No industry was waiting. Delisile Malinga — known to South Africa as Deli — figured it out on her own, the same way she has figured out so much of her life. One role at a time. One year at a time.

Born on 13 October 1965 in Umlazi, the 60-year-old attended Ekwazini High School and later Phambili High School in Durban. She never went to drama school or received formal acting training. She has said it herself — she learned on the job. And that job took her into some of South Africa's biggest television shows. 🇿🇦

In 1989, she entered the entertainment industry and never looked back. Her first major role was Sarah Ngcobo on Generations, the wife of Khaphela, played by Mike Mvelase. Then came Ntombizodwa on Rhythm City, Suffocate's traditional aunt who arrived trying to convince him to take a second wife.

Then came Gaz'lam. Home Affairs. Mfolozi Street. Jacob's Cross. Saints and Sinners. Jozi Streets. Mponeng. 📺

And then came Mamzobe on Umkhokha — and South Africa started talking about her all over again. The character sparked strong reactions, with some viewers praising the performance while others questioned the way the character portrayed women. Deli played her with the same confidence she had brought to every role before it.

But acting is only part of her story.

She is also a voice-over artist, motivational speaker, dialogue coach, script supervisor and language advisor. She founded Zizezande Youth Development, a programme focused on giving young people tools and confidence to build their own futures. 🎤

She also keeps her family life private. She has shared moments with her grandchild on Instagram, including the little one's work as a brand ambassador, while her own children have largely remained out of the public eye. Her husband has also never been publicly confirmed.

60 years old. No drama school. No shortcuts. More than 35 years in the industry.

One role at a time. One year at a time. Still standing. 👑🇿🇦

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