South Africa Xenophobia exposed:🚨The hidden business of extorting Africans

Added: 2026-06-02

[00:00:00]You see this video here? These are all black South Africans. They are looting a shop and that shop is being owned by a black African person who is doing business in South Africa.

[00:00:11]Now, tell me.

[00:00:13]They are saying they are fixing their country because of crime. Who is doing crime here? Who is doing crime here?

[00:00:20]Now, every time we see a xenophobic attack in South Africa, we are told they are giving out excuses that it's about their jobs, the community, protecting their their neighbors, crime, and everything that the black people from Africa who are living over there they are doing, yeah?

[00:00:36]And South Africa government, as you know, is reluctant to stop this thing.

[00:00:40]It's just like they are supporting these things but indirectly.

[00:00:43]So, and today I came across a video that is going to disapprove all these excuses that they are giving. It's about jobs, about protecting their communities, about crime. This video you're going to see is going to shock you, yeah? And before I continue, let me let me tell you explain to you what is happening for some because there are some viewers who doesn't know what is happening in South Africa. Right now, yeah? All Africans are not wanted in South Africa. If you're not South African and you're living in South Africa, whether you're living legally or illegally, you are not wanted in South Africa. That's one thing. So, if you got any means, just get out between before the 30th of June because 30th of June they have given a deadline that when they find any other national who is African living in South Africa, yeah? I don't know what what they're going to do with them. I don't want to exaggerate here but they said 30th June is the deadline.

[00:01:39]So, in this video, I just want you to watch from from the start to the end and know and judge for yourself. Is this really [clears throat] something to do with jobs or something to do with crime or something to do with whatever the excuses that they are giving. So, just watch this video.

[00:02:00]>> My fellow Africans, look at this sad and heartbreaking video. The lady you are seeing is a an African, okay? She's an African. She's not a South African. And now South Africans have entered her shop. They've entered her shop where she's working. They are throwing her away. Look.

[00:02:13]Look at how they are handling her.

[00:02:14]Throwing her away, pushing her to leave the shop. Look at happening today. Today is 29th May 2026. It is happening now.

[00:02:20]Look at how they are holding her. Look.

[00:02:22]Look at how they are pressing her neck, holding her, chasing her, pushing her out of the shop. South Africans, why are you guys behaving this way to your fellow Africans?

[00:02:30]Do you know we can also retaliate? You know, the sadness because of Malema, because of Malema, that's why Africans, some of us do not want to react.

[00:02:38]Ghanaians, Nigerians, and other African countries can retaliate and do the same nonsense you guys are doing your country.

[00:02:45]>> So, you watched that video. That video is about a woman. You saw that woman.

[00:02:49]She's a black woman from another African country. I don't know which country, but you saw. She was in her shop. I mean, she's doing her own business. She has created jobs. She has created She has made herself I mean, she's not taking somebody's job. She has created her own job. And maybe she was employing some people over there.

[00:03:09]So, what mistake has she done? Tell me, what mistake has she done? She has done nothing except of The The The only problem is that she's not South African.

[00:03:19]But, was there any crime or was there anything Do you think anything Somebody criminal can open up a shop and sell it freely like this?

[00:03:28]Is she selling in her shop? Yeah? Just show as if she's really doing all these things that you are claiming that these people you are chasing out they are doing these things. So, you saw that woman.

[00:03:39]Yeah? She's just a peaceful woman. Yeah?

[00:03:42]Doing her own business, creating her own job. She's not going to going out there to take people's job. No.

[00:03:49]She's just doing her own business. And there's no community that she's disturbing.

[00:03:55]But she's been harassed in her shop, her own shop, by these fellow South African people. Yeah, just because she is not South African.

[00:04:06]Just because she's not South African.

[00:04:09]That's the problem here. There's no problem There's no big problem with that you can say it's something criminal.

[00:04:15]She's doing nothing criminal.

[00:04:17]Yeah, there's there's no evidence that she's disturbing any community. I mean, she's her business peaceful. She's disturbing no community that people are claiming. You know, and she's taking nobody's job. Nobody's job. She just made herself self-independent, running her own business all alone.

[00:04:38]And then you people come over there.

[00:04:40]Yeah, people who are saying they're fixing their country and everything.

[00:04:44]Come over there. Yeah.

[00:04:47]Push a woman. Yeah, just a big man, big African man, pushing a woman like this.

[00:04:53]Just imagine pushing a woman like this.

[00:04:57]For nothing. Just because she's not South Africa. I don't know from which country she's coming from. But that's the reason they are pushing around like this and treating her like nothing on this what on this world.

[00:05:10]And she All the issues that these people are saying, yeah, of course they are writing issues we are fixing our country. These people are bringing here these people are doing I mean, taking our jobs. These people are Come [laughter] on, man.

[00:05:26]Tell me which job is being taken here?

[00:05:29]If I'm wrong, please somebody write down there which job is being taken here.

[00:05:34]Somebody running her own business.

[00:05:36]Somebody doing things legal things. I mean, I mean, to open up such a business, you don't have You have to show your papers. You have to show your paper. That proves automatically she's not illegal in South Africa. That business alone shows that.

[00:05:51]Because nowhere in the world as a foreigner you can go and open up a business, a business like this one where you pay rent, where you pay rent, open up such a business and the government doesn't know about it. And if the government knows, then you are legally they want to see your papers. Why Who are you? Where are you? Where I mean, I don't want to explain everything. But this shows automatically it's not about jobs. It's not about jobs. It shows it's not about protecting your community. No.

[00:06:20]It shows that it is not about crime and everything because everything that woman was doing was legal. Was legal.

[00:06:31]Yeah. And then after doing these things, yeah, this is what they do to Africans, yeah, who own shops. Just look at this video. This is what they do.

[00:07:10]Come on, tell me now, who is a criminal here? Who is a criminal here? The owner of this shop who is a foreign immigrant, an African immigrant who has opened a shop, or these people looting the shop?

[00:07:24]Am I wrong? Come on, tell me because me I'm I'm really surprised to see these things happening. Yeah?

[00:07:32]Who is a criminal here? They're saying that they want to get rid of crime.

[00:07:36]That's the biggest problem that the African people are causing. But in this video I I an African person who has a business has been kicked out and his products have been looted by those people who are claiming they're fixing their own country. Is this the way you're going to fix your own country? Is this the way you want to fix your country, really?

[00:07:54]I can't just believe it, man. I can't just believe it. And you come out loud, "No, these people are bringing bringing all kind of I mean what what anything that you call, you know, they're bringing in and they're criminals and they're I don't know any thing you claim, yeah? You're problem you're all problems. It is these people.

[00:08:17]But I see some the video I took these videos are not these are real videos, real videos, yeah? And they're showing these things. You people you are chasing them away and looting their products and then you say these people are criminals.

[00:08:30]So, and what are you doing? Is that not crime?

[00:08:34]Come on, write down there and tell me, is this not crime?

[00:08:38]And where is the police? That's why I'm saying these things are government supported. Where are the police? In some video you see they were they are ransacking people's houses in the presence of policemen.

[00:08:51]I'm telling you this thing is just getting too much that really you can't not explain it you can't just say you can't just go with them and say these people are criminal. You can't just go with them and say these people are selling illegal things. You can't These are people who are going after people's business, yeah?

[00:09:09]Kicking them out and looting what they are in their shops. And these are people who are given independence in 1994 in top-notch condition. That country was in top-notch condition, a first world country, yeah? And they elected people they elected people who returned returned that country to a third world country.

[00:09:29]That's it. That's the problem we have and I'm sure if you kick out all illegal immigrants over there the problem will still be there and you will blame somebody else. Maybe it will be inter-tribal the way it was in Rwanda. I don't know, but I don't wish that it comes that way because you your your problem you always think your problem is not your problem, but your problem is being caused because of your neighbor or maybe your your I don't know because he looks different or talks different.

[00:09:57]Time will come Africans will go. Then it it will remain only South Africans and I'm I'm sure 100% your country will not be better. You will go after each other the way it was in Rwanda. That's me Shaka Zulu.

[00:10:10]See you in the next episode.

[00:10:12]>> As the clock ticks time they go. No they wait for nobody.

[00:10:17]Make you hustle, make you grind. No they sleep on your destiny.

[00:10:22]>> [music and singing] >> Eh.

[00:10:26]Oh.