“LEAVE MY COUNTRY!” TANZANIAN PRESIDENT ISSUES 24-HOUR ULTIMATUM TO S A OVER XENOPHOBIC ATTACKS

Added: 2026-05-19

[00:00:00]I am the president of Tanzania. The government of the United Republic of Tanzania. I express deep concern over recent reports of xenophobic attacks affecting our citizens in the Republic of South Africa. I give some The president of Tanzania, Samia Suluhu Hassan, has given South Africans 48 hours to leave her country and ordered the closure of borders between Tanzania and South Africa.

[00:00:23]No products will be exported from Tanzania to South Africa.

[00:00:27]President Samia Suluhu Hassan announced drastic measures against South Africa, including a 48-hour ultimatum for South African citizens to leave Tanzanian territory.

[00:00:38]The decision comes in response to ongoing reports of xenophobic acts against Africans, especially migrants, on South African soil.

[00:00:46]According to the Tanzanian head of state, all borders with South Africa have been closed and the supply of Tanzanian products to that country has been suspended with immediate effect.

[00:00:56]The measure represents a significant escalation in diplomatic tensions between the two nations.

[00:01:02]In a firm speech, Samia Suluhu Hassan strongly criticized the South African government, stating that the country has forgotten the support it received during the struggle for independence.

[00:01:12]The president also highlighted that historically, African countries, including Tanzania, contributed to ending the apartheid regime by hosting exiles and supporting liberation movements. Hey guys.

[00:01:24]Welcome back to my channel.

[00:01:27]On today's episode, we'll be talking about how Tanzanian president has given South Africans in Tanzania 48 hours ultimatum to pack their bags and leave South Africa.

[00:01:42]All this is as a result of the xenophobic attack that has been happening to South Africa.

[00:01:48]>> Breaking news, breaking news, breaking news. The president of Tanzania has given back the energy that South Africans are giving. Like seriously, if other African presidents can also copy what the president of Tanzania is doing right now, I think everywhere will be good. According to the president of Tanzania, she's giving 48 hours to South Africans who are resided in Tanzania and should leave and borders between Tanzania and South Africa should be closed.

[00:02:11]Now, she's giving ultimatum of 48 hours for South Africans to go. Now, according to the head of state, you know, in Tanzania, they also say that the borders has been closed and no product from Tanzania will be shipped to South Africa. The woman the president of Tanzania also went on to say that she's really criticizing what the government of South Africa is doing. That these people have they have forgotten the the help that Tanzania rendered to them when they needed it the most.

[00:02:40]Like seriously, I love this energy. This woman is an action woman. Like seriously, I love her energy. IF OTHER AFRICAN PRESIDENTS, especially our own president, if you CAN DO THIS BECAUSE UP TO THIS VERY MOMENT, I've not heard anything that our president said, "Okay, maybe the people in South Africa should come back to Nigeria and those people the South Africans we have in Nigeria should go back to their country."

[00:03:00]BECAUSE YOU CANNOT TELL ME THAT SOUTH AFRICANS don't travel.

[00:03:03]There are other South Africans in other countries.

[00:03:06]And those people they are not chasing you guys away. They are not saying anything to you people. So, what is the xenophobic act that you guys are carrying?

[00:03:14]NOW, THE REASON WHY THE PRESIDENT OF TANZANIA is doing this is because of the xenophobia that is that is going on right now in South Africa. And you guys saw a video, you know, where they did something to a Tanzanian guy.

[00:03:25]And the president is not happy with this and she took this decision. Any product now from Tanzania cannot go into South Africa again until all this madness stop.

[00:03:36]I love the action of this president.

[00:03:37]Like seriously, kudos to you, the president of Tanzania.

[00:03:41]I love the action.

[00:03:43]You see this lady up here, this South African lady, right? Her heart is full of bitterness. This lady is not a good person. If you go to her TikTok, you go to Instagram and watch her videos. She's always talking about Nigerians. EVEN IF THE TOPIC HAS NOTHING to do with Nigerians, she will include Nigerian inside. Because a Nigerian brother broke her heart, according to her. Therefore, pieces and break and crush and for you well well. Because with this your attitude, now we see the reason why the the Nigerian brother left you.

[00:04:08]BECAUSE SHE'S THE ONE SHE'S GINGERING THOSE ONES online to continue their act in South Africa.

[00:04:14]If other African countries or other countries START GIVING YOU GUYS THE SAME energy that you PEOPLE ARE DOING RIGHT NOW, HOW ARE YOU GUYS GOING TO FEEL?

[00:04:22]Have you people forgotten the the the the the the [laughter] THE SUPPORT THAT OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES GAVE YOU?

[00:04:26]NIGERIA ALSO SUPPORTED YOU GUYS. And you guys are acting this way?

[00:04:31]Well, kudos to the president of Tanzania. And I just hope that other African presidents also will copy the same thing and pass that same law.

[00:04:40]Yeah, here we go.

[00:04:42]This is Tanzanian president giving 48 hours to all South Africans to leave Tanzania, too.

[00:04:50]Because when you do something to people in in South Africa, you don't know that there are South Africans in other countries.

[00:04:56]This president has taken the action.

[00:04:59]So that for you to understand that there are South Africans in other countries, too.

[00:05:03]This lady, Tanzanian president, no play.

[00:05:06]>> [laughter] >> When I was say telling you people that there are consequences in any action you take, there are reaction to any action, >> [snorts] >> you did not understand.

[00:05:15]Keep supporting those rogues who are doing all those crimes there, putting it on uh African immigrants and so on and so forth. This president has done what is good.

[00:05:27]So that an eye for an eye. You cannot be doing that to Africans there, and you think that oh, the South Africans in other countries should be free. It's not like that.

[00:05:36]Yes.

[00:05:37]Tanzania's president has joined others in Africa in outrage at the behavior of the people of South Africa. They have outraged and shocked people in Europe, people all over the world are shocked by South Africa. The black people of South Africa are behaving in such a disgraceful manner. They are beating and attacking other black Africans. And so Tanzania has joined the list of people and asked South Africans to leave the country. And this is what that should happen around the world. They should all be asked to go back to South Africa. If it's such green pastures, why are they not in South Africa? This is a question.

[00:06:17]Because their leader um basically she keeps on saying that other Africans should um should should work in their own countries.

[00:06:26]And yet there are so many international businesses. She has had nothing to say about the international businesses that are working in South [snorts] Africa. So she thinks that the blacks are not permitted in South Africa. I said it before and I'll say it again.

[00:06:40]This is a manifestation of self-hate.

[00:06:44]When she looks at other Africans, especially Africans who are trying to better themselves, all she sees is the horribleness of what the people that colonized them and the people that had apartheid and mistreated them is uh she basically sees what they saw.

[00:07:02]Hatred. And this is a sign of trauma.

[00:07:06]Basically [clears throat] it's a manifestation of trauma. And it's really interesting to see that the president who pretends to be quite progressive by uh taking other countries to the International Criminal Court, is he himself validating the behavior and the violence dished out against other Africans. I'm sorry, South Africa, you have lost all credibility.

[00:07:28]Tanzania complaining about this maltreatment and wickedness South Africans are showing foreigners, especially Nigerians in South Africa.

[00:07:41]Now you can see the caption. You see what the Tanzanian government is doing in retaliation for all the things they are doing to their citizens in South Africa. Please, I want to ask a question.

[00:07:55]What is the Nigerian government doing to teach South Africans a lesson that you don't mess with us?

[00:08:03]What are they doing?

[00:08:04]Okay, they're sharing rice.

[00:08:06]Eh?

[00:08:07]Say they're sharing rice.

[00:08:09]It's a shame. Nigerian government should stand up and do something about this xenophobia nonsense going on in South Africa. It's too much.

[00:08:18]Thank you. Please, do not >> Before, it was Botswana actually turning off electricity and closing their borders for South Africa. That was a misinformation. And now, uh it is Tanzania. Anyway, stop scrolling. Just wait. So, if you have seen the claim that Tanzania has given South Africa 48 hours to leave, you need to hear this because uh what is being shared right now is not just wrong, but very dangerous.

[00:08:50]I'm talking to the officer. I'M TALKING READ THE PAPER.

[00:08:55]DON'T TALK TO THE POLICE.

[00:09:05]YOU WANTED TO FIGHT ME.

[00:09:07]YOU.

[00:09:08]YOU WANTED TO FIGHT.

[00:09:36]NOBODY IS ABOVE THE AFRICAN.

[00:09:38]NOBODY IS ABOVE THE >> The giant of Africa >> [laughter] >> as she is fondly called Samia Hassan the Tanzanian president has given South Africans 48 hours ultimatum for them to pack their load and get out of her country.

[00:11:34]The woman is angry.

[00:11:37]She has I'm sure she has seen she has seen so many in fact I'm not just so many videos because I'm sure she has got grandchildren and the rest but she knows what is actually happening in South Africa and right now she said her citizens have have been facing the same issues Nigerians and the rest have been facing which is the attack.

[00:11:59]So she's now saying okay since my my my my my my citizens cannot stay in your country South Africa you guys too can never stay in our country. We can never have any business with you guys since your president is not doing anything about this xenophobic attack then you have to leave our country.

[00:12:17]She's ready to like she's so furious and angry and she came out and she made a statement and said she is the Tanzanian president and her words are abundant.

[00:12:26]Right now she's giving the South Africans 48 hours ultimatum for them to leave her country. They should go back home. You see South Africa you guys are chasing everybody. You want this person these people should go back to their country. These other people should go back to their country. Now is happening to you and the funny part is that I never knew there were some South Africans that were living in Tanzania.

[00:12:47]It was really shocking for me because I South Africans have come out to say oh our country is so perfect. South Africans none of them are in Africa.

[00:12:56]They don't live in Africa blah blah blah but right now they've proved you guys wrong.

[00:13:01]You guys are in Tanzania and now Tanzania is asking you to go.

[00:13:07]This is what what happens when brothers are on a live in and fighting against brothers. And like I said before we are Africans we are humans before we became different countries and the rest.

[00:13:20]I'm sure um um Ramaphosa I don't know what you are doing but nobody is seeing your work. You have to stand up and be a president. All this needs to stop.

[00:13:33]We need to unite Africa for Africans to be one. Anyway guys, thank you for watching today's episode. I'll see you on my next episode. Bye for now.