Thank you very much for such an insightful comment you very right

Zimbabwe has always had a problem about genocides but SAcn never went there to kill more Ndebeles

@@thabisankomo7597 hey man KZN most likely locals for the looting stuff. In Western Cape most of the gangs are in the Cape Flats and Mitchell's Plain some in Athlone as well those are the local gangs very Dangerous. The Taxi's are mixed between Foreigners and Local so we can't really say who is doing what there cause there is to many to count. Most Foreigners that come to South Africa are looking for Jobs. Most are not in Gangs but few are Selling Something Illegal in South Africa. But we talking about a small Majority.

Have you seen the stats committed by foreigners and unsolved cases because their fingerprints are not traceable. Ungazodlala Nkomo

Welcome Mr Collin, hope you enjoyed the video 🙏🙏🙏You so supportive

You raised some valid points here, you very wise 🙏🙏🙏 thank you for enlightening me

This is interesting I will definitely do that

😭😭😭😭zvakawoma weduwe

Thank you so much 😀

South Africans don’t like to visit other countries

What will we do at other African countries while they float here.

@@Tariromtin So 14 000 foreigners committing crime in SA is a lot for us. Because we respect other people's countries.

@@user-di9vz2xl6xjust visiting, the world is very beautiful out there. Visit even Zimbabwe, there is Victoria falls the largest and most beautiful falls in the world, visit great Zimbabwe monuments, visit kariba dam etc explore

@@edwinmabone1658 usually foreigners are in jail not because of crime crime but because of documents not having a valid passport

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Thanks for coming

Mostly the foreigners in jail are not arrested for crime but it’s because of not having documents like a passport

@@Tariromtin for documentation they dont go to jail ..They go to a place named Lindela , meaning waiting.to prepare them for deportation.. those in jail are hard core criminals..who raises the stands of criminals in SA

@@Tariromtin Dont be bias ..u self talked about Nigerians and drugs..Now ur changing and saying its about documents..just be honest sometimes

@@Tariromtin you've never been in SA prisons so nstop talking bullshit

@@thabangtladi8057welcome back❤ was waiting for you with so much love. Just a question for you, have you been to prison before, or you and me are the same we have never been to prison

Thank you so much for the continued support

This is wisdom 🙏🙏🙏 you very wise and you have spoken the truth 🙏🙏🙏

Wow thanks so much for this detailed statistics much appreciated🙏 I’m also learning, I had not done enough research just based my video on what the minister said

@Tariromtin Oops, last *year not last week, as my comment says. It's a November report from The Security Cluster, delivered by Min Thandi Modise. I stopped blaming poverty & defending countries and their criminals when our railway tracks and power cables were found in a lot of SADC criminals' hands, now I just read the stats. Zamazamas have made life for people of the West Rand hell and I shall not blame anyone from there who comes out hating Basotho & Zimbabwean men. Walk in Potch into those Ethiopian shops, compare their stock to that of recognised supermarket/bottlestore then again ask us to remove nationality from the criminals. South Africans are not saints but, it would assist us a lot if foreign nationals didn't worsen the crime stats in the country esp. the destruction of our state & economic infrastructure.

Crime is crime and it doesn’t have nationality 🙏🙏🙏🙏 we agree

Thanks for watching ❤️

You totally raising some valid points here and I agree with you, it’s not good for foreign nationals to add on to the crime in SA

But also you know also the SAns don’t put a distinction between legal n illegal. When they hate they hate. Myself they don’t like me yet I’m legal.

Thank you for your input and indeed you right, I appreciate your answer I will do better next time

You see!!!!!

True but do not protect other foreigners who are doing it here but not in their countries.

This is not true. Go visit courts, it's mostly foreigners

Thanks Mary

Thanks wow much for the enlightenment I will look deeper into it

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When they say abahambe it’s because they think foreigners are committing crimes

@@Tariromtin No but you even uploaded clip of a minister regarding crimes in this country, the boring part is the same neighbors who expect us to welcome them but commit crimes and not all though. But I have never saw one foreign blogger calling on their countrymen so quick to criticize us I wonder how will you feel other foreigner does that to you country as if SA is a banana republic.

This one one is full of stories.

@@TariromtinYes, everyone who’s here illegally must go.

@@user-di9vz2xl6x These people are evil and greedy, they never made vlogs dedicating them their people and other foreigners regarding what South Africans want. Everyday is South Africa this South Africa that. These ungrateful people must go.

Thank you so much 😊

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Wow this is so insightful you have educated me and I will actually do a video on this you have given me ideas thanks 🙏 it’s always nice to have smart people like you in the comment section I always learn

@@Tariromtin Follow the money. Some criminal activities involve international networks, such as 419 scams, which are often associated with Nigerian perpetrators. Similarly, drug trafficking and human trafficking are complex and transnational issues, involving various groups, including Eastern Europeans. What surprises many is that Nigerians are often not in charge of major drug and human trafficking operations. There are also concerns about spaza shops being linked to larger criminal or terrorist organizations. In South Africa, people (some hired as hitmen) often find themselves caught between difficult choices, influenced by these criminal activities. Those who are incarcerated are mere foot soldiers. I fully support the PA even though crime might not disappear, at least it will reduce. Historically, South African criminals were perceived to have a code of conduct, similar to organizations like the Yakuza in Japan or Sicilian mafias. They avoided committing crimes in certain neighborhoods or against specific groups, such as children or the elderly. However, my advice is to focus on the positive aspects and the issues people want to hear about, rather than dwelling on crime. Focus on trade industries like how one can open a business in Zimbabwe and the opportunities available for South Africans in Zimbabwe.

@@SydneyHlaleleyou are very smart 🙏🙏🙏🙏

@@Tariromtin To be honest, I'm not smart, but I'm fascinated by crime, especially white-collar crime. That's the main reason I wanted to pursue a career in law.

@@SydneyHlaleleyou are smart, take my word. Look at the way you analyze and perceive things, that’s being smart. Coz that is exactly what happens at law school. They give you scenarios and expect you to show your level of reasoning. I would tell you this, “you will make a good lawyer” it’s never too late enrol with even unisa or any other university for as a part time and do it slowly

So that’s your excuse to come do crimes here. It’s our country we don’t go to your countries to do crime.