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March and March has delivered a memorandum to the Department of Home Affairs in Tshwane, calling for the scrapping of the proposed online asylum registration system, which the movement argues could weaken border controls and place further pressure on public services.
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I must eat meat that was killed while they say “In the name of Allah, Allah is the Greatest”
But they can’t eat meat that was killed while saying “Camagu.”
This is the religious tolerance we have in South Africa?
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Steve Biko died for blacks that think their way of slaughtering meat is not as clean as Arabs and the Arab meat tastes better, he should’ve studied medicine, these Kafs were not worth it. ✋🏾😔😭
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The fact that this is a black Brit film and majority of skin bleachers are from Africa. Y’all don’t have enough ball knowledge for this fight lol
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Eh dawg our country is bleeding . We need to get off our phones and start hitting the streets in support of those who are fighting for this country
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Immigrants come to the United States without ever having to learn Black history and immediately side with white supremacy when Black people are the only reason they have rights!
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Gues the race, just take a wild guess 😂😂😂
Two South Africans arrested in the US on child pornography-related charges
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WE don't have a country 🧐
BREAKING NEWS: The three Ethiopian nationals who are accused of the attempted murder that led to riots and torching of cars and businesses in the Durban CBD three weeks ago have been freed on R5000 bail by the Durban Magistrate’s Court.
The State wanted them to remain behind bars, saying they are flight risks, but the defence disagreed. The State said they won’t be safe outside, but the defence argued that all three accused literally live minutes away from three police stations in the Durban CBD and their safety is guaranteed.
The Magistrate remarked that the three are asylum seekers and as such, they enjoy the same constitutional rights as South Africans and freed them on bail with stringent conditions.
Furthermore, the State tried to point out discrepancies in their passports and asylum documents, raising issues of possible fraud and corruption.
However, the State’s argument was watered down by evidence that was given by an immigration official who told the court that their systems have glitches and sometimes it loses records, hence they don’t have some of the information required for the court to take an informed decision - KZN Tonight Podcast
