Shocking : Good White South Africans supports Africa Migrants? Operation Dudula/March on March

Added: 2026-05-07

[00:00:00]Why South Africans are now fighting for black African migrant? Wow, this is so surprising. Let's go watch this video.

[00:00:07]>> So, I'm supporting it because I think the attack on immigrants at the moment is also an attempt to make South Africans look away from the things that are standing in the way of delivery of what everybody needs. What are some of the issues as far as anti-foreigner sentiments and actions are concerned that you're complaining about today that you have seen?

[00:00:32]So, I think things like blocking clinics, saying clinics can only be for some people. Okay, and it's a problem cuz if the Sorry, excuse me.

[00:00:44]No, that's If the clinic queue gets shorter, I think budgets are going to be further cut, which is already the problem. Not that some 12 5 to 10% of people in our country were born elsewhere.

[00:01:01]How do you think the government of South Africa should intervene? We have seen these anti-foreigner sentiments growing.

[00:01:07]We have seen sometimes violence being I mean, implemented by those that are evicting foreigners from their trading stores.

[00:01:14]How do you suggest the government should deal WITH THIS? WELL, I THINK THEY are supposed to you know, as I was saying as about being for human rights and against racism, then I think they would intervene to to stop those kinds of things. But, I feel actually that a lot of the anti-immigrant sentiment is actually coming from the top. So, that is part of the problem that I feel we face. So, so, so you you It's too convenient. It's too convenient for government. You you think there are government officials that are pushing these sentiments?

[00:01:50]We have definitely seen it since the end of apartheid. Actually, quite soon after the end of apartheid.

[00:01:57]Mandela was already making veiled comments like, "Thank you for coming here, but you can go back to your home countries now."

[00:02:06]And I think right from the start, we've also seen whenever there's a flare-up in anti-migrant sentiment, often there's things being hidden behind that, right?

[00:02:18]Or things being excused.

[00:02:21]And we've often seen important figures, whether official government figures or for example, members of royal families, making those comments and not being brought to book for it. There's no accountability.

[00:02:36]Right? So, for a long time, I think government has been failing on this issue and allowing racism to creep back in the door. And you >> [laughter] >> a different kind of racism.

[00:02:46]Thank you so much, ma'am. Yeah, we're now going to take you back to see the crowd OF PEOPLE THAT LISTEN TO JULIUS MALEMA.

[00:03:28]Stop your self-hate, right? Stop our taking [music] our brothers from Africa, our sisters [music] from Africa. We are wanting. You say Batata [music] Msebenzi. Even if we expel them tomorrow, you will still not get a job. There are no jobs in South [music] Africa because whites are refusing to invest money in South Africa.

[00:03:57]>> [music] >> They've got too many savings in the bank. They've got trillions [music] in the bank. They are refusing to take it out and build industries. There is no Nigerian who's stolen industry and hired Nigerians only. There is no Zimbabwean who's got a farm in nice nuts or Stellenbosch who hired Zimbabweans. It is your white people who hire Zimbabweans, [music] pay them low so that you can fight amongst yourselves as Africans. See them for what they are.

[00:04:34]By us Louisa Lababala to they are causing divisions [music] amongst Africans. Don't glorify these borders. [music] Putting hey, there is Zimbabwe, there is Nigeria. These borders were never here.

[00:04:49]These borders [music] were imposed on us by white people who wanted to divide Africa and do what they wanted to do with this continent of Africa.

[00:05:02]Okay. Now, listen to what UN have to say about this.

[00:05:08]to end the tragic loss of life, the outrage of rights abuses, and the tinderbox of social tensions too often associated with migration.

[00:05:17]To confront xenophobia and racism with a clear-headed understanding of the facts.

[00:05:23]To view it not solely as a problem to fix, but rather as a potential solution to many of the challenges we face.

[00:05:31]And to achieve all these through strengthened international cooperation across all states and stakeholders at all levels.

[00:05:39]Yet another xenophobic attack happening in South Africa.

[00:05:43]>> [snorts] >> Can I share that this is not a reflection of us South Africans? Not at all. This is not who we are. There's a small group of South Africans that is making sure that this news becomes continent-wide by these xenophobic attacks. Most South Africans, I repeat, most South Africans are against this.

[00:06:01]Sadly, we are quiet about it.

[00:06:04]This is led by Jacinta. Now, the question I always ask myself is why she not doing this march to march in Cape Town, where there's a lot of Germans, French, Netherlands, and Americans there. Why she not doing it? Now, I lived in Cape Town, so I know Cape Town pretty well.

[00:06:19]She knows damn well she does not stand a chance there, and tomorrow morning, there will be a number of massacred bodies under her name. She doesn't want to take that chance. Instead, she wants to attack the vulnerable and the weak.

[00:06:34]That is unconstitutional in every way.

[00:06:36]It is un-South African to do so.

[00:06:39]Our constitution rejects this. But then, she might have the rhetoric that, "Oh, immigrants are creating all the crime here. Immigrants are having syndicates here." Yes, it is true. There are is some syndicates that is happening inside the townships, and there is some crime that is led by immigrants. But, do you want to know the percentage rate of which they are are are are doing these crimes in the whole of the country?

[00:07:06]2%.

[00:07:08]Just 2%. Now, just imagine say half of the crimes are not reported.

[00:07:12]That's 4%. Why is Jacinta not marching for HIV, which we've got the highest in the world? What about GBV, which goodness, she could be marching for that. What about the high alcohol intake that is happening in South Africa that is creating a lot of the crimes? Is she marching for that? What about the murder rate? Highest in the world.

[00:07:31]Is she marching for that? She be She should be marching to the police station and keeping the police accounts to that.

[00:07:37]Not hurting fellow African brothers.

[00:07:39]Now, Stogie T, my favorite rapper in all of Earth, born in Tanzania. Why we not marching against that?

[00:07:47]The Duduzane Zuma, the president's son, President Jacob Zuma's son, born in Mozambique.

[00:07:53]Why she not marching for that?

[00:07:55]What about DJ Fresh, a renowned DJ? Why she not marching against that?

[00:08:00]Did you know that we have Khoisan uh people in parliament in Kenya?

[00:08:05]Did you know a Khoisan man is president of Botswana? We don't even have a Khoisan person in parliament because we want to stay divided.

[00:08:15]What about Nigeria, who's given 61 billion dollars to South Africa during apartheid? You know how much that is?

[00:08:22]I'll tell you. It's a third of South Africa's budget in a year. Yeah, a third. Nigeria gave that to us during apartheid to fight apartheid. What about Algeria, Zambia, and Mozambique? They're the ones that received South Africa to train them how to fight in apartheid. Countries like Tanzania, Swaziland, a whole bunch of countries hosted South Africans in refuge when they ran away.

[00:08:48]They did not take out a whip. They did not throw them out the country. They stood besides them.

[00:08:53]What Jacinta is doing is unconstitutional, and she needs to march to march the right way. It's not march to assault, it's march to march. Stand by what you are saying that you're supposed to stand by. You did not come here to hurt people. It's unconstitutional, and somebody is going to take you to task.

[00:09:11]Yeah, somebody's going to do it.

[00:10:13]>> So, if you guys are saying history don't matter, are you guys trying to say history don't matter? South Africans, like Ethiopians helped you guys. Now you guys are closing Ethiopia coffee shops.

[00:10:24]We already know Ethiopia has the best coffee in the world. There coffee was the coffee was found in Ethiopia. The birthplace of coffee is in Ethiopia.

[00:10:34]They helped your military. They helped Mandela build a military. They gave Mr. Mandela passport.

[00:10:41]You know the African Union OAU is in is in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Okay? That was where diplomatic policies were made to help you guys to get your freedom. To get your freedom.

[00:10:56]Everyone was against this apartheid. But now you guys have created a new form xenophobia.

[00:11:06]What what did you fight?

[00:11:09]When were you born? Were you fighting?

[00:11:11]That's [laughter] the permit there.

[00:11:13]I am not staying anymore and there is nothing you can do.

[00:11:17]There is nothing.

[00:11:20]I am and there is nothing you can do.

[00:11:23]What do you mean with respect? What do you want me to What do you want me to do?

[00:11:27]What do you want?

[00:11:29]I don't give a [ __ ] This is the passport.

[00:11:39]What do you want from me?

[00:11:44]This is the permit there.

[00:11:47]You have a permit there. You have a permit there.

[00:11:50]You are confusing me.

[00:11:53]I showed you the permit there.

[00:11:55]I am not.

[00:11:56]You have a permit there.

[00:11:59]Yes, you have a permit there.

[00:12:00]You have a passport.

[00:12:02]Yes.

[00:12:02]I have a passport. No, you you asked for a permit.

[00:12:06]You don't know how to read.

[00:12:09]What is your country? Zimbabwe.

[00:12:11]Yes, I don't care. I take it in mind.

[00:12:15]I will enjoy my day.

[00:12:16]I will enjoy my There is no When will I go home? There is no [ __ ] [ __ ] you can do about me. Go away.

[00:12:26]So, stealing people's shops, going into people's shops, stealing them, is that something that you guys are fighting as an activist?

[00:12:40]As an activist, is is that what you guys can do? You guys have laws in your country. Okay?

[00:12:48]If you think someone is wrong, use the law to deal with them.

[00:12:53]Who gave you the authority to even go into people's houses to to to harass them?

[00:13:00]To do what you guys are doing? Who Who gave you people rights? Are you above the constitution of South Africa?

[00:13:06]Are you guys above the constitution of South Africa? Or you are better than your government? I don't even understand you guys no more.

[00:13:15]I don't even understand you guys. What you guys are doing now is craziness. I'm telling you for a fact. I'm not going to sugarcoat anything over here. It's craziness. I know I understand you guys' frustration. I know what you guys are going through. Okay? I know your feelings. I understand you. But don't don't try to use this as an excuse to steal, attack other African people, treat them bad like they are nothing, they are not humans. No, we will not going to tolerate this, okay?

[00:13:47]We not We not going to We going to spread this to the right authority, get this information, and they do what they have to do. Okay? We going to be spreading this until you guys stop we will not stop. Until you stop, we will be here. We will be Charlie, guys, subscribe so that we can share this to other people.

[00:14:09]Just look at this thing, my bro. These are foreigners. The foreigners are in their houses, they're sleeping nicely, and we of South Africa, we are out here in this cold, catching cold, and these foreigners, they don't have papers, and just look at them.

[00:14:23]Just look at them.

[00:14:25]They're all sleeping nicely in their houses.

[00:14:27]They're sleeping really nicely in their house. We are here outside.

[00:14:32]They must go back to their country. They can't come here to take our sleep from us.

[00:14:36]These are mad.

[00:14:37]Then we stop these people from doing this craziness to Africans. We want to build an African unity. Africa See, when you travel outside Africa you find out that Africa is heaven, man. You find peace in Africa. Everywhere you go is full of people every day working, go home, go to work, come home, sleep, go to work, come home, sleep, stress building, you have to pay bills, you have to DO THIS. TOO MUCH STRESS. IN OTHER COUNTRIES, YOU GO TOO MUCH STRESS. YOU CANNOT EVEN REST.

[00:15:11]EVERY DAY YOUR brain is is tired.

[00:15:15]You know? If you stop working, they put you out of your house.

[00:15:19]But Africa, you can go relax and be slow and build yourself up. You can own can own houses. You can do whatever you want to do with your life. That is why Africa is home. So, you guys must stop what you're doing. It's craziness. Okay?

[00:15:36]It's craziness.

[00:15:37]So, this lady, Jacinta, this slave queen over here, you guys can see. This slave queen over here, the leader of these xenophobic attacks in South Africa. This lady she mobilized her tribe her Zulu tribe men just to do this to foreign black men. Just to do this to black men. Okay?

[00:16:02]Including Ghanaians, Tanzanians, Kenyans, Botswanans, Zimbabweans, Ethiopians, Nigerians. You know, they are doing this to fellow black man. She claims that we Africans, like we other Africans who are in South Africa, we are taking their jobs.

[00:16:24]We are building cafes coffee shops garages pharmacies We are We are hawking even on the street. It's a problem.

[00:16:36]They They want to be the one hawking, but they are not doing it. They want to be the one building the pharmacies. They are not doing it. They want to be the one building kiosks.

[00:16:48]They are not doing it. They want to be the one DOING IF YOU WANT TO BE SOMETHING, DO IT.

[00:16:54]I DON'T EVEN UNDERSTAND YOU GUYS. If you want to be something, if you want to be someone OR SOMEBODY DON'T COMPLAIN, [screaming] DO IT.

[00:17:03]WHATEVER YOU WANT TO DO, STOP complaining and DO IT. TAKE ACTION NOW.

[00:17:08]YOUR DESTINY is in your own hand. Okay?

[00:17:25]All right. So, THE REASON WHY I'M talking about this lady when she led this protest, there was a Zulu man who went to I I cannot put the video here because they will they will ban me.

[00:17:38]The The The Zulu man ordered five eggs from this woman. And the lady said, "Okay, after eating the eggs, I NEED MY MONEY BACK."

[00:17:48]SHE DIDN'T HAVE MONEY BACK and this man pull a gun. Pooh pooh.

[00:17:54]Pooh pooh.

[00:17:55]It It is Is this part of what you guys Like what you guys are doing, seriously?

[00:18:03]Let Let Let Let [laughter] Let's Let Come come come close.

[00:18:06]Seriously, what you guys are doing is disgusting.

[00:18:11]It's hatred.

[00:18:13]It's It need to be rejected, dejected because you are making people traumatized.

[00:18:21]You are making Africans traumatized.

[00:18:23]Now, there was a South African like she a lady from Congo.

[00:18:29]She's calling me. Now, she's not on She I cannot find her online.

[00:18:35]BECAUSE SHE'S HIDING.

[00:18:37]I can't find her online. She's hiding now. I don't know what happened to her.

[00:18:42]She was calling me.

[00:18:45]She needed help and I'm not in South Africa to help her.

[00:18:49]Okay? I'm not in South Africa to help her. Her mother bought a land in South Africa.

[00:18:55]And she Her mother is building a house.

[00:18:57]But now what the situation is going on now, I don't know her whereabouts.

[00:19:03]She's offline.

[00:19:05]Maybe if I put her picture right now, they will go and find her. I don't know.

[00:19:11]Yes.

[00:19:13]But anytime I hear from her, I will I will call her, then I will put her on the camera for you guys to hear what is going on.

[00:19:21]We all know how Ethiopia helped you people. Ethiopia is the cradle of mankind.

[00:19:26]The cradle of mankind is Ethiopia.

[00:19:29]They fought the battle of Adwa. THEY ARE ONLY COUNTRY in Africa never colonized.

[00:19:34]They are helping you guys. The The Pan-Africanism in Ethiopia is so much. But you guys are trying to break Africans. But we not going to allow this, okay? We not allowing this. No African is going anywhere. Nobody is going anywhere. We are stay We are here to stay. We are in Africa. I Africa is for Africans and all blacks in the world. All blacks who came from Africa, they deserve to come to Africa and live.

[00:20:03]And Africa is for Africans.

[00:20:06]We don't mind if you are white coming, but Africa is for Africans, man. You guys must respect yourself and and start behaving well. Start behaving well because what you guys are doing is going overboard. I'm telling you, it's going overboard. So disrespectful to Africans, calling Nigerians as criminals, um all 60% of crime committed in South Africa is Nigerians and all that. Who Who said 60% of crimes committed in South Africa is Nigerians? Who said that? Where did you get your statistics from?

[00:20:40]Don't we see your people? Don't we see them on TV?

[00:20:44]We know We know Nigerians, they have bad people, but not every Nigerian is a bad person. But you guys have to understand, not every white man is rich and not every black man IS POOR. NOT EVERY WHITE man is rich and not every black man is poor. UNDERSTAND THAT. SERIOUSLY, YOU GUYS MUST CHANGE YOUR MINDSET. WHAT TYPE OF attitude is this? Man, what you guys are doing See the way you guys are treating Anytime I see these videos, then my heart keep boiling.

[00:21:13]My heart keep boiling. I will only use this camera to fight you guys. I will I'll keep spreading this until you guys stop this. We have to bring you people to book. One love, Africa. Don't forget to share Tell a friend to tell a friend Shai Black Traveler is here.

[00:21:29]I'll see you guys in the next video.

[00:21:31]Now, I have to cancel my trip to South Africa. I don't know.

[00:21:36]I have to go see the people and change my and cancel this and change Maybe I'll go to Kenya and from there I can go to other countries. Be from Kenya to Uganda or straight to Ghana. Maybe I'll go straight to Ghana. Then from Ghana I can go to Côte d'Ivoire, Togo, Burkina Faso, Nigeria and all that. Yeah, that would be better. Why South Africans, you guys are treating everybody like everybody is not something, yeah?

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