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He's wanted by Cape, Gauteng and KZN SAPS. This is the car he's currently using around Polokwane and mos probably sold by now for another car.
Location of this vehicle is attached on my 1st tweet.
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Hee bann... Brian is a character 😂😂😂
JOHANNESBURG — As pressure mounts ahead of the alleged 30 June “deadline” for undocumented immigrants to leave South Africa, one man has reportedly found himself trapped in a deeply ironic situation: he says he cannot leave the country because he has absolutely no idea who he officially is.
Brian, explained that he entered South Africa “through the wire” several years ago and never anticipated needing paperwork again.
“At the time I thought documents were optional,” he said while nervously folding an expired bus ticket from 2019. “Now everyone suddenly wants passports, permits, visas, fingerprints, proof of residence, proof of life, proof of ancestors… where was all this energy when I arrived?”
According to Brian, returning home has become nearly impossible because he cannot remember which border post he crossed, which country he came from, or whether the fence he crawled under technically belonged to South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, or “that other side with goats.”
“It was dark,” he explained. “We were following a guy named Courage who said he knew a shortcut. Next thing I know I’m selling vetkoek in Gauteng.”
Friends say Brian has become increasingly stressed after hearing about the proposed June deadline.
“He tried going to Home Affairs to ask for help,” said one resident. “But after standing in the queue for six hours, officials asked him for documents to prove he doesn’t have documents.”
Witnesses say the conversation reportedly caused three officials to stare silently at the wall for several minutes before one simply whispered, “This country is tired.”
In a desperate attempt to resolve the issue, Brian allegedly contacted his family back home, only to discover nobody there has proper paperwork either.
“My uncle says our birth certificates were eaten by goats during the rainy season,” he said. “So now even my own village says I must first prove I belong there.”
Meanwhile, social media users have reacted with mixed emotions, ranging from sympathy to complete disbelief.
One user posted:
“Bro illegally entered a country and now can’t illegally exit it. That’s commitment.”
Another added:
“At this point South Africa must just issue him a loyalty card.”
Sources claim Brian briefly considered leaving voluntarily but became discouraged after hearing how expensive transport prices have become.
“Leaving this country is no longer affordable,” he complained. “Even going back illegally now requires a deposit.”
NIGERIA!!!
Replying to @TimesLIVE
So I haven't seen your publication condemn this yet..... your quick to condemn xenophobia.
Profound.
Replying to @SABCNews @MbuyiseniNdlozi
@TMFoundation_ please ask him to watch this video eyekhe ukubanga isicefe naye!!
Who are these people? Who made them?
You mean the so-called "Giants of Africa"?
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Welele...
Die sester o padile shem.
A public servant who can't take criticism for her failures.
O tshaba makgowa, o nyela batho straight...
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There's wisdom...
This post might not be popular, but hear me out.
I just finished a phone call with my business partner, Lamar, in Atlanta, USA (the sixth such call since Monday), asking about the turmoil in South Africa.
Ordinarily, when we talk, I am asking him to explain the orange man and the politics of the USA. Today, he said to me, “Seems like the craziness has travelled across the Atlantic & docked at the Cape of Good Hope.”
Each of these six calls is with a respected & highly successful black business leader from another country.
They’ve seen the videos circulating on social media, & they are wondering if it's safe to travel into SA. Lamar is bringing black investors to SA soon to seek investment opportunities.
He and the people he is due to travel with have seen the images, videos and posts depicting clashes and violence between South Africans and foreign nationals.
Remember that in the world of PR: facts come after the party is over. By the time the facts, the nuance, & perfectly crafted statements arrive, the impressions have been set, people have their beliefs about the matter and society's attention has shifted elsewhere.
Let me be clear: this post isn’t about whether South Africa faces an immigration crisis, an economic crisis, or whether the country’s system is being exploited.
Those are important debates, but that’s not what I’m addressing here.
What I want to highlight is this: in the absence of bold leadership, chaos & opportunism rule.
There’s a dangerous lack of clear, unambiguous leadership. A clear lack of visible action.
… I can’t help but wonder, where is our leadership?
Why are the business leaders silent? They all want to talk about how Africa is their growth economy, but remain silent when Africa turns on itself. Make it make sense.
Why are civic leaders quiet?
And most critically, where is our head of state, the leader of our nation? Where is his executive?
Where is the Tourism Board of South Africa & Department of Tourism? After all, they are the custodian of Brand South Africa?
Where is the DIRCO? They are the stewards of South Africa's soft power with its peer nations.
Where is BUSA, BLSA & their peer network of organisations? This moment needs action beyond opinion pieces about “building network industries.”
This moment is near-on existential, & left unattended, it will affect the image of South Africa (and the world's perception of South Africans) for at least a generation.
Why is the corridor of leadership so empty?
It's unimaginable that our Presidency department (the primary client of our intelligence service) has not provided clear leadership at this moment.
They, more than all of us, should know the cost of poor international perception left unattended.
Leadership, clarity, and communication are crucial now.
Some say that our leaders are quiet because they are taking their time to understand the forces ar play.
However, the optics (the visual impact) of our current situation are undeniably grim.
Regardless of your political stance or favourite political party, the image of the country is at stake. The image we are currently projecting is one of institutional failure.
There is a sign hanging above South Africa’s leadership that reads “House To Let.”
This is a dangerous crossroads.
So, can the real leader please stand up?
Can the president, his executive, the well-paid company heads, and our prominent civic leaders lead us out of this darkness?
True leadership in these critical moments.
<sidenote: I am not diminishing or ignoring the human experience around this whole issue. But that has been well ventilated. And solving the absence of leadership issue might actually alleviate some of that pressure>
I might be wrong, but I doubt it.
Let's argue in the comments.
VT
Our Democracy is only 32yrs old and we can't even enjoy it in peace.
@ShehuSani come on dude.
Dear South African Multinational Companies,
WHAT are you doing to address the problems of xenophobia in your country and to calm the anger of other Africans in countries you operate?
@MTNza @MTNNG @Naspers @AngloAmericanZA @GoldFields_LTD @FirstRand @Absa @StandardBankZA @CapitecBankSA @Shoprite_SA @Shoprite_NG
Wisdom right there.
Replying to @Joyful9362
Well I’ve never cheated but…
I can tell you men gravitate towards where they are respected and where they are wanted.
So a nagging and quarrelsome woman is likely the common denominator and why men tend to cheat it has nothing to do with your vaginas.
Not @Dannyjokes asking "what did I do???"
Trump is really something
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