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Ooooo so sorry for the person but yea things are tough here now 😭

If they were in SA illegally Good job by our Home Affairs we also don't go to Other countries illegally, iam currently on holiday in New Zealand to get into the country iz very difficult as a South African with a visa and needed funds and paid accommodation and return flight ticket tickets and medical insurance.Ppl just Wana come yo SA to come and cut hair and look for unavailable jobs

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@@Tariromtin No, you don’t Sis. You keep on repeating your lies and saying South Africans hate Zimbabweans. You were all not going to be in SA if that’s was the case. We don’t want people to here i illegally. And the problem that you cannot afford passport in Zimbabwe in none of our business. Come to SA legally and when here obey to the rules. Bring your rare skills and not painters, gardeners and Uber drivers. You don’t allow this in your countries and we not going to allow it here.

What do you mean, can you kindly elaborate on that?

They going to know their place in SA. Shona’s to be specific are ungrateful and ignorant nation, they treating the Ndebele’s and others as second class citizens in their country. Matinyanare, Chitando and others are all from that tribe. They going to know their place in this country soon.

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I totally understand your concern. But South Africa also need us in the critical skills sector you know Zimbabweans are hard workers. Then as for the question of if things are that bad in Zim I would advise just visit zim to exprience the life there then you will see how blessed South Africa is

@@Tariromtin South Africans are also hardworkers. We have high unemployment rates in South africa so people have qualifications but no jobs are available. Most Zimbabweans do unskilled work in South africa like cleaning,gardening,driving uber ,Mr D or uber eats deliveries etc. Only a few like you have skilled jobs like being teachers,office administrators ,doctors etc. These talk of Zimbabweans are hardworkers has aged like milk as most of them are now known for committing all sorts of crime in south Africa. Many years ago Zimbabwean women were often hired to do housekeeping jobs because they would accept low pay unlike South Africans who will fight for more pay. Zimbabweans are known for being desperate for a job and will work as long as they get something to buy food and pay rent while we want more. Countries need people who will be paying taxes and opening businesses not migrants who adds more burden . Hardworking Zimbabweans will not rely on government for grants as if they are locals right ? They must be making real money right?

@@Tariromtin Thank you South Africa is blessed indeed . I have been to Harare ,Zimbabwe but in an Affluent Neighborhood (Borrowdale and Highlands) and I must say Zimbabwe is extremely beautiful . I was so blown away . They Zimbabweans that side are so welcoming . Next time I will explore more neighborhoods low,middle and upper so that I get my answer. Have a good day

@@rochellem29one thing I realized if you look closely at Harare, it just looks like joburg the cities are built the same, it’s just that SA is maintained better than Zim. Then since you saw borrowdale it gives same standard of SA. So zim for some people it’s not that bad they live the same lives lived by South Africans. I would have loved you to explore the gheto like mbare. But you can still google it there are a lot of videos on it you will see how the majority suffer. In summary Zim is very beautiful but only if you can afford quality lifestyle but it’s only a few. Like business tycoons and politicians. A general person who depends on salary the money is not enough considering life in Zim is expensive

@@Tariromtin my first comment got deleted I do not know why because I did not use foul language. Let me summarise it again. I said South Africans are also hardworkers. We have many South Africans with qualifications yet high unemployment rates in South africa. Most Zimbabweans in South africa do unskilled work like domestic work,gardening,driving uber , Mr D and Uber eats delivery drivers etc. Only a few are here legally and doing skilled work like teachers,doctors,office administrators etc. Most Zimbabweans are known for being desperate in South africa they will work as long as they are getting something for food ,rent..l unlike South Africans who want more.

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Where did the entitlement come from 😭 do I feel entitled I’m lost what do you mean