Ngizwe Mchunu arrested|Ramaphosa turns his back against South|Tribalism in KZN this is sad

Added: 2026-05-26

[00:00:00]news guys, allegedly they say Mzwemqhebi is arrested.

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[00:00:17]Okay, and please share. So guys, I'm going to rip like is Mzwemqhebi video um trending video of Mzwemqhebi but he's allegedly he's arrested. Tribalism in South Africa, foreigners and Ramaphosa neglecting the country.

[00:00:32]Okay, so you just got to take a coffee or tea. I know it's late but then yeah, Omicron. Listen guys. So there's this trending video of Mzwemqhebi which is circulating right now but he is arrested in Cape Town. Let's just check it out real quick.

[00:01:01]Uh uh let let let I want you to check this part guys where there was the speaker He is a merchant March hooligan this one tune. He is known for disturbing the peace of the innocent foreigners in South Africa. Here he's in Cape Town. He's being arrested and apprehended by Cape Town police and he is going to face prosecution.

[00:01:19]This [snorts] guy thought that Cape Town is a city of KZN or Johannesburg where he disturbed the peace of people. Now he's been apprehended and bundled out like a common criminal. Thank you city of Cape Town police for doing this great job. Thank you for So this was a Nigerian addressing that Mzwemqhebi uh is arrested. But I didn't see this one in the news guys. You you get what I'm saying. So they're talking allegedly they say he is arrested. So people were crying about tribalism guys uh on what's happening right now currently in South Africa. There's a lot guys which is happening especially to my fellow brothers, my fellow Venda brothers, and fellow Tsonga brothers in KZN. We've seen trending videos, heartbreaking videos, where people they also mention Julius Malema. Julius Malema once said this back in the days, and then people they thought maybe it was just a joke.

[00:02:13]So, unfortunately, people are >> [clears throat] >> going to people based on the looks. Guys, we have foreigners who are like who doesn't look foreigners in South Africa. So, and then we have South Africans who doesn't look South African. I don't know what do you have to do to look South African, but then we have our people from Limpopo, Mapedi, Mavenda, Machangana. They are in trouble in KZN.

[00:02:38]I want to show you some clips so that you can see what am I talking about. But first, let us start with the pedi guy.

[00:02:44]Um they thought maybe he he is a Zulu man because he's dark, he cannot speak proper Zulu. I want you to listen to his accent. But then after he changed Tsonga language pedi, people they started to say, "Oh, no, vele vele he is a South African." Guys, we have Zulus who cannot speak Isipedi at all. And then we cannot hear Isipedi at all. But then we still take them as South Africans.

[00:03:07]Right? But then Ngaba on on our side, guys, it's sad because um soon as you don't know how to speak Isipedi, we Kwerekwere. And then you are in trouble, my friend. So, like why Kwerekwere kanjani? I don't understand.

[00:03:21]Why does it have to be like that? If you cannot speak Isizulu, you are a foreigner in KZN.

[00:03:28]Okay, cool. Just check this video out, guys. You will tell me you will see Mac, you're tripping or not. Listen.

[00:03:36]Yena ndoda.

[00:03:37]Usosela.

[00:03:39]Wena wena wena awuhambi. Angihambi mara.

[00:03:43]Maye that you mean Okay, first of all, you heard what this guy said. Yena wena awuhambi. This guy he is a pedi just doing the business in KZN, right?

[00:03:53]Selling brooms. and what what what what.

[00:03:56]And then I'm a Zimbabwean but to mingle things like any is into and then I'm a foreigner. So when they see a South African doing this, they think maybe he is a foreigner. Okay, judging uh based on the looks, but this guy looks Zimbabwean or Malawian or Mozambican. It doesn't It doesn't look South African.

[00:04:16]Now, let us just listen to what he's going to say. And then guys, you tell me what you all think after.

[00:04:48]>> [laughter] >> As you can see, the first target what Zim Guys, I don't know, man. This is all This is all sad, hey.

[00:05:28]Okay.

[00:05:32]And then you can hear that it's Zulu like a very a sequel, like totally.

[00:05:40]I'm going to give him a penny or two.

[00:05:42]Like it's going to happen, guys. Let me tell you this going to happen at all in our country in Zulu, hey.

[00:05:47]Like Listen Listen to him now.

[00:06:12]All right. Guys, the Like Like listen again. Listen here.

[00:06:16]Listen to this last part.

[00:06:21]I want you to listen to his fluently pedi. Like he's speaking his pedi like fluently.

[00:06:33]Just that he can't speak Isizulu. This is the whole story now. This is the whole point what he but he is from Zimbabwe. And because he's black he's dark. You can see he's dark.

[00:06:44]And then he's just hustling.

[00:06:46]Okay, let's end. Now listen to his pedi Guys, you might take this like me and then you might take this as a joke. This ain't no joke. This is not a joke anymore. To all South African who are doing much on my I'm praying so that you guys cannot judge people based on the looks and then try to understand not to forget we've seen a lot of videos of Julius Malema speaking that uh my fellow people from Limpopo we are in trouble.

[00:07:36]And then we took it lies. You get it? It was okay there's no way. But then uh one one step when we step to KZN because we cannot speak any because we cannot speak any you see isizulu properly.

[00:07:51]Listen to a lady in a taxi now complaining about the very very same thing, guys. Tribalism is very serious in KZN. I don't want to lie to you.

[00:08:00]Listen to As you can see, guys, it's sad how this thing is operating. So, this lady she said I'm a vendor, but then a taxi driver said there's no way uh you're not even a vendor. We you have to take out your passport. because I couldn't speak isizulu. I there's no way that you can be a South African. And then, guys, listen.

[00:09:21]Tell me how he gave a speech. But, then let me start with Ramaphosa. People are saying Ramaphosa neglected South Africa because uh he doesn't even give a damn about what's going on in South Africa.

[00:09:33]Currently, we are facing this thing in my tribalism and uh foreigners much on much but then he doesn't care. As I'm speaking today 2 hours ago he just addressed about what's going to what's happening and then he talked about the Ebola and then what what what what what but then people they were saying why ain't you just looking at the elephant which is inside the house cuz right now as a country we are facing a very serious uh uh problem.

[00:10:07]And then you are addressing the country don't even mention like to what's happening. Guys as I'm speaking um there is a looting in Bloemfontein saying right now. There is a big looting the looting that we saw in lockdown.

[00:10:27]You got Julius Malema I mean you got Jacob Zuma when he was going to prison.

[00:10:30]This is what's happening currently in Bloemfontein. Now they were asking him why ain't you worried about the elephant which is inside the house? And then listen to what listen to what made people to question Ramaphosa. And for our continent Africa is once again being tested by a dangerous Ebola outbreak affecting the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda and spilling over to other countries as well with a serious risk of wider regional spread.

[00:11:05]The outbreak itself is unfolding in areas marked by intense population movement.

[00:11:13]Okay. So at this video he was uh speaking about what's happening like addressing uh the the the the the the the news like the country what's happening uh currently. What's the there is an Ebola which is Africa is once again being tested by a dangerous Ebola outbreak in infecting DRC, Uganda, spilling into other countries as well. 2025 2020 I mean 25 March, which is now.

[00:11:44]Today today 25 guys. So, this thing is like breaking news. It's happening like right now.

[00:11:51]Then he didn't even address with Zweli Mkhize and then and then people now they are crying that why isn't he concerned about the elephant which is happening in South Africa. Listen, if you check here, I just want you guys to check just small um uh comment section what are people saying? What about the petrol price price increasing? You don't even give a You don't even care about what's happening there. When is the When is he addressing about the elephant which is inside the house? This is the elephant which is inside the house. People asking we do have elephant inside the house.

[00:12:29]Which Which elephant is there? The thing which is happening right now in South Africa, people being killed, foreigners being treated bad. What do you say about that?

[00:12:38]Are you standing with us? Nothing. He didn't even mention none of that. You see? So, people are now concerned that Cyril Ramaphosa we don't think we're going to elect him as the as in like the next president. He He doesn't even care.

[00:12:51]He ignores essay like that. So guys, tell me what you all think in the comment section about that.

[00:12:58]What you all think Cyril Ramaphosa does he really care? Or you stand with those people who are saying he sold the country. So, I don't know guys. Like I said, today as I'm speaking from yesterday there was a looting in case it end I mean in Bloemfontein, but then he never said a word. There were people busy running to these Pakistan shops taking things. Guys, people are hungry. Trust me, they are very hungry. Like I don't want to be like me and then they are doing what it whatever it takes to show the the the the government that guys, we are hungry. Watch this.

[00:13:45]Imagine people are going to rooftop.

[00:13:49]And then there's a Somalian guys there inside.

[00:14:01]All right.

[00:14:02]So, I want to show you that And then you know what's fun about looting thingy. Once it starts somewhere in South Africa, it goes everywhere. Looting just that and then it started as you can see guys, look here.

[00:14:21]Looting of shops in Bloemfontein 2020 I mean 2026 May 25th May which is today again.

[00:14:49]As you can see guys, there are many videos I mean they are looting at night.

[00:14:52]It started yesterday.

[00:14:57]Switch the music.

[00:14:58]As you can see, people they started to loot like um yesterday but there were nothing on the news. You get what I'm saying?

[00:15:08]There was nothing at all.

[00:15:11]Uh so, now they are looting foreigners shops.

[00:15:15]They are looting foreigners shop.

[00:15:17]Uh of which these foreigners but you they don't pay taxes and all that. But then guys, the question is do you have to loot their things? No.

[00:15:26]But then nothing has been said. But then our former president Thabo Mbeki has said that uh South African, I want you to pay attention, not even these foreigners uh the problem in the country. You don't have to do anything stupid to foreigners. All you have to know is um the government is corrupt, says uh the former president. Let's just watch this clip real quick. The Africans will continue to come to South Africa.

[00:15:58]Doesn't matter what you do.

[00:16:00]You can't change the hearts and the minds of these Africans.

[00:16:04]It's a particular frame of mind with regard to South Africa which they had to liberate.

[00:16:10]>> [sighs] >> What we as South Africans have got to do is to say how do we deal with this?

[00:16:19]You are not going to solve the problem of unemployment here by shouting against undocumented Africans.

[00:16:24]And leave the culprits. The culprits are sitting here.

[00:16:28]I can even tell you their names.

[00:16:33]What what You heard it from the horse's mouth, guys. Our former president Thabo Mbeki.

[00:16:39]We are actually with my friend too.

[00:16:41]Uh this is not the proper way of dealing with the uh corruption which is happening in the country with the uh my foreigners are the main reasons and here what what What what what what what So what I'm going to say is looting is not going to change anything in South Africa. You looting is like you are making more problems to the country. But then guys, I don't want to say much on that. I want you to tell me what you all think in the comment section. Uh do leave it down there below, guys. I'mma see you guys in my next lovely clip.

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