My point is is it legal? Are they supposed to?

@Tariromtin Yes. It's legal. According to the following sections of the constitution: 9, 27, and 29. That's why immigrants can't be turned away from hospitals and schools.

I'm a Zimbabwean. I am a taxpayer, I pay in excess of R50k each month. It is painful money to part with. On top of that, I pay levies and contribute to VAT and, I have a clean criminal record, for all intents and purposes, I contribute to South Africa just like a South African. The only difference is I am a Zimbabwean. It is very unfortunate that when South Africans speak about immigrants they go for the illegal ones and use them as the standard. Listen closely when Dubula or other anti-foreigner groups speak... they say "Foreigners must go". The only time they say "ILEGAL foreigners must go" is when they are challenged about what they are saying. There are many foreigners in this country all contributing a lot of skills that are keeping this country going. I don't think South African fully appreciate how delicate a state their country is in. There are 60 million South Africans all feeding off the labour of maybe 3million South African taxpayers and about 1 million foreign taxpaying worker like myself. We are working together to feed over 12 million SASSA grant recipients, we are paying for the free electricity that SAns get, the free water, the free healthcare, the free education, subsidized taxis (yes, those taxis were bought by taxpayers! And bought so that SAns can get cheap transport paid for by taxpayers!). Childcare grants, RDP houses, ..the list is endless. All these things are possible because foreigners are helping lift up the country. So it saddens me when some xenophobic loudmouths attack foreigners and pretend they don't know what value foreigners bring. The other thing that bugs me is that whenever South Africans say "foreigners must go"... they are not talking about whites! They know it, I know it, we all know it, they are talking about black people. For a black person to hate another black person this much points to serious rot in the moral and racial compass of the SAn. SAns will run past the white man who oppressed them and catch the black man from Mozambique and burn him and not even think how odd it is that they would kill their own while their oppressor takes pictures. We have a long way to go to free the black mind.

@@AlternativPerspectiv you so wise, learned and educated 🙏 I appreciate you insight I hope a lot of people will read this comment which is so insightful and I hope they will learn ❤ thank you so much for speaking the truth you have also given me other critical issues to touch on my next videos

@@AlternativPerspectiv you speak as though we need you we don't ur numbers are way off and u are overplaying ur importance in SA u can leave and go back to zim SA will still be fine without you it's disgusting how opinionated you are as if u built this country as if SA are incapable of continuing to build it ur so entitled it sickens me rather go back to zim and build it stop worrying about SA citizens and where our country is at with it's free housing,grants etc foreigners have nothing to do with it and ur contribution is insignificant compared to that of the South African tax payer go back to zim and help develop it that's where ur help is needed

Thank you so much for the warm welcome and I totally understand your concerns

I don’t hate South Africa, you do not understand me. You just don’t like me

@Tariromtin Sesi, I don't understand why people from other countries say South Africans don't like them. They also label them xenophobic. It's not true. I'm sure you remember what happened at Robertson Farms in CTN. People from Zim and people from Lesotho were fighting for jobs in the farms. They even agreed that the employer must hire 50% of the Lesotho nationals and 50 % of the Zim nationals. South Africans weren't even included. Was that xenophobia? But if a South African can have an argument with a foreigner, we label him xenophobic. It's not fair. This is all about fighting for scarce resources. The problem is that South Africans are competing for low-skilled jobs with foreigners. Those jobs are reserved for the SAns. That's why we have these squabbles.

@@sellomonama7797I totally agree with you ❤❤❤❤

@@sellomonama7797 But were there any South Africans also fighting to work at that farm?

@@Dr_Du-Little No. It was only illegal immigrants who were invited. Employers are using recruitment agencies to look for illegal immigrants. They know that illegal immigrants won't ask for a minimum wage.

Very true a person should know their place to avoid trouble

tribalism is there in your hopeless zoo called countries but you never talked about it

Ungrateful creature will always attack poor SAcn

How much positive comments do foreigners get from South Africans?.... 🤷🏿‍♂️

​@@Dr_Du-Little You give what you get bro. Let foreigners be kind we will show the same

@@KoketsoR7 So aren't they kind? Amandiya ona asibulala, asiguqisa ngamadolo aphinda axosha abakwethu ePhoenix ngesikhathi sombhikisho kaZuma, kodwa anishongo lutho. Anenzanga lutho. Bayaniqesha banikhokhele amantongomane baphinde baniphathe ngolunye kodwa nilwisana ngamanye amaAfrika ukubasenzela instead of sibaxoshe, we occupy those spaces and hire amaAfrika. Zimbabweans are not the cause of our socioeconomic problems and as Africans, we all have one common enemy (folks that don't come from our continent but came only to oppress, kill, steal, enslave, own our resources and become racist towards us on our own soil). We have been heavily divided, ruled, exploited and impoverished yet instead of uniting inorder to liberate one another and consolidated our resources, siyalwa sibulalane ngokwethu and the coloniser benefits from our demise and calamity.

😭😭😭 It's sad.....

The goal is to get better each day we shoot ❤️❤️❤️❤️ thank you for noticing my improvement I appreciate

Thanks for watching

I understand you

You very right thanks for watching I will try by All means not to generalize

Once I’m done with why I came here I will immediately leave

Why are you cruel.... 😢 we are African we are one

Kkkkkk the controversy is good for the channel the more the controversy the more the comments

Very true

Yes princess 😊

It’s not every South African who is nice and it’s not every South African who is bad

Are there south Africans who are commiting crimes in Zim​@@Tariromtin

​@@ayobampilo5762Good question but still waiting for response

@@ayobampilo5762 Do all foreign nationals commit crime in South Africa? Do you know that the Botswana police has shot and arrested several South Africans for committing cash in transit heists in Gaborone? Problem is that media will always show you what they want you to see and influence public perception

@@Will-po2tx lets wait together

For what exactly 😊 she can stay if she wants

@@ChrisMaifo-fd5lt stay with the so called xenophobic people? are you that desperate?

I will definitely go east west home is best

Let her finish her education

@@Dr_Du-Littlethank you for having my back ❤

You are so welcome

Very true Zimbabweans are very hardworking. Thank you sis for the love ❤️

No it's about explotation. Remember it is easy to exploit Zimbos. Something not easy with locals.

@Sarah-M710 I wish you guys appreciated the issues that come with those "hardworking Zimbabweans". The reality is they are not any more hardworking than the average Joe, they are just desperate to survive and feed families. Their employers adhere to no labour laws, no OHS regulations, no employee benefits, nothing! They cannot even assist them attain work visas...their stay remains illegal. It is only when tragedy occurs that this reality clicks(check the George Building Collapse for example), for a brief moment, and the employer replaces the employees. You check the Marshalltown building fire, any large scale zama zamas bust. Illegal migrants remain vulnerable to being used in many criminal schemes and when people speak, they are given names. At some point Africa has to demand better from its leaders and stop this thing of people seeking an escape from their homes and end up being trafficked, drowning at sea, working extended hours for nothing, and at the end of it all, having nothing to show of it.

Trying to be stylish 😂😂😂

Thank you so much for being kind

I got you girl stay tuned a video is coming

True ❤️

❤️❤️❤️❤️Much love for you

I see you came here legally but I wish foreigners would apply what they learned here in their country after being educated here go back home start a private hospital as Zimbabweans doctors and operate All private drs were build by a group of Dr they don't just mushroom SA Dr come together and build those hospitals. Foreigners learn and go back group yourself together and rebuilt your country. Most SA go overseas and come back and start a company .

Thank you so much for the love I really appreciate you so kind ❤️

They must fight for they country thn 🏃🏃away. now they're everywhere in the world 😭some of them they lifted their families back their for many years.

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Thank you so much dear ❤️

But still people see the negative

@@Tariromtin it's their view that is more important. Don't stress about the negative comments. It's actually good for engagement

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Very true it’s both ways

Thank you very much for being kind ❤️

You right

SA is not about the survival of foreigners

I totally agree 💯💯

A video is coming on the crimes committed by foreigners stay tuned ❤️❤️❤️

​@@Tariromtin no my dear. It should be crimes committed by Zimbabweans. Don't focus on others. Focus on your folks nana. I would be happy when I am in a foreign land being bundles with Nigerians or Zimbabweans because some things are just peculiar to certain nationalities. Don't bundle other foreigners with your people.

​@@TariromtinI'm waiting

On the contrary. So many right and positive things... Problem is sensationalism and bias.. All you want is the negatives done by foreign nationals to be talked about, painting a very false picture that all or most foreign nationals are criminals and that all of South Africa's problems stem directly from foreign nationals.

Kkkkkkk hectic

Hahaha do you know most Zimbabweans can spend 5 years without going home😂😂😂 it’s an expensive trip so you can’t always travel you can’t go home empty handed

Personally I don’t once I’m done with what I came here to do I’m leaving

I’m used to it now 😭😭😭😭my heart is stronger

You very right as Zimbabweans we must always remember that SA is not our home but we are visitors here. We should always behave ourself

Thanks sis

Very risky

it was also risky in SA during apartheid and we never ran away and fight for staying in other ppls countries because SAcn dont have migration attitude of non-responsible and victim mentality

​@@thabangtladi8057exactly people were killed by the apartheid regime just for expressing themselves

@@ayobampilo5762 this so calked educated hard working people dont understand that freedom has never been for free

@@thabangtladi8057 Zim went to war for its independence. When Zim was under apartheid, they never "ran away" so to speak. In Zim, there's an entire community of Xhosa's who ran away during apartheid. There are also baSotho people there. Let's be fair and impartial

😭😭😭😭but isn’t this xenophobic, what did I do to you

@@Tariromtin Guilt tripping and gaslighting is no longer working. You guys have to go.

@@Tariromtin What is xenophobic for us to say we do not want illegal migrants. We have reached a stage whereby we don’t care what you call us. But one thing that’s going to to happen is illegal foreigners are going back to where they came from. We cannot have a situation where we having South Africans not working and having millions of foreigners and majority being in SA illegally working.

@@Tariromtin Calling South Africans xenophobic for raising their legitimate issues, all your countries cannot accept the nonsense happening in South Africa. Why should we accept that. Our kids are not working, people must bring skill and not be cashiers, Ubber drivers and all non skill jobs. Foreigners and your Zimbabweans became too arrogant and disrespected us for way too long. We are awake now and the nonsense is going to be stopped. Just like you, I’m speaking for my people.

@@collinphahlane7527 Kanti did she call us Xenophobic....? Why so much hatred for her when she's only here for education? Most folks from Zim do cross border trading where they come and stock up goods to go sell back home. Most Uber drivers I encounter are my fellow South Africans. Why do you hate someone for being a maid and a gardener yet all they are trying to do is feed their family but you don't hate Chinese and Europeans for owning our economy, resources and treating us like 2nd class in our own land, including the institutionalised racism they blatantly show us

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Eish.... If only we all saw things that way

Hi dear and thank you for watching 🙏Did I touch on politics? If so it wasn’t my intention, I try my best not to be political

Thanks for watching I appreciate your support ❤️

Let her finish her studies

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@@Melinda7464thanks for watching

Hahaha my first time hearing someone saying South Africa is a nonsense country 😂 to answer your question I hv only been to SA and Zim alone

Not only that they quite a lot hey over 100 of critical skills even a maths and science highschool teacher