OROSUNBOLB:


Your people are today sowing wind but they will definitely reap whirlwind in the nearest future. You will all pay a very heavy price for this heartless crime against humanity.

linusbnn:



Dat area called Alexandra,is a very dengerous place to stay even b4 dis violence erupt in SA. I remembered when I went there with my frnds then,that time I was new to SA,we have to call somebdy to cum meet us whr we parked b4 we cud move arund,else when they find out yu dnt stay in d area and to worsen it,yu are not a south african,they will steal frm you...The guy dat went wit us is one of the tout in the area,even while we were walking,he was hailing guys along d street speaking their language.....We cud not stay for long because we dnt knw wat they were talking about....South Africans,xpecially d uneducated ones are CORE ROBBERS,MURDERERS and RAPIST.

JiggamanGh:


The difference is those things took place long ago and the world has evolved. People, ideas and goods are constantly moving. We are now a global village and such things shouldn't be happening.

I feel the south african government needs to pass laws that limit certain trades to South African like the one they have in Ghana to give the citizens better advantage. Since the South Africans seems to be targeting people doing petty trades.

V0lv0:
There are so many laws already in place so that is not the problem. I think that even if they remove the black foreign owned shops will not change their situation(poverty). But foreigners are being used as scapegoats for their problems as well as their Governments inability to meet their demands/frustrations.

V0lv0:
Exactly lol. I was not affected by Ghana must go so why will I have a grudge about something that never happened to me or my family. That's silly

PhysicsQED:
This is disgraceful, but another thing I'm wondering is whether or not the person taking pictures made a serious attempt to get the wounded man some help.

14:


Yes we are, i have to agree with you there, you are 100% correct. Apartheid messed up our minds, we need serious help.

14:


You are right, i went there last year to check on a friend, it was during the day, but i was dead scared. I was scared i could be highjack and killed. Dont ever go the without knowing anyone, otherwise you are dead meat. That area ain't safe at all, pity Mr Sithole, he should ve stayed indoors or called a friend to come and pick him up and move out of the area.

SirShymexx:


Lol. Are you lot sure about that cos I know a few Ghanaian dad who don't like Nigerians cos of the whole thing. And I still remember vividly that one of my Uncles was meant to marry some Ghanaian chic back in the day, and the innate hatred the chic's dad has for Nigerians messed up the whole thing - and they hooked her up with a next Ghana man. But my Uncle married a next Fante chic.

Perhaps your own folks weren't affected, or most of those affected are now part of Ghanaian diaspora. But Ghanaians out here still cry about that shiit like biitches with their charcoal dark skin looool.

sugarboii:


Source:
http://www.timeslive.co.za/local/2015/04/19/the-brutal-death-of-emmanuel-sithole1

SirShymexx:


Stop posting nonsense and that picture is utterly disrespectful/disrespectful to the millions of people who were dehumanised by apartheid.

Some of you just chat shiit without putting brakes on ya stupidity.

Even if you have acute amnesia, you should at least know that there were more gruesome murders/killings during the last Nigerian elections among folks from the same country than those that have been killed in South Africa. Stop adding fuel, by disrespecting tjhe souls and memories of brave people, when you should beu praying for peace

mzilakazi:
We are all affected by these savage and barbaric developments in our land. Not all South Africans support these demonic activities catapulted on our African brothers at the evil hands of black South Africans. These activities are indeed tantamount to undermining the democratic gains that the likes of Nelson Mandela have fought for. Our freedom charter clearly state that SA belongs to all who live in it.

Being a South African myself, I was pained by all these thuggery and savage acts by our people. I personally know that there are hundreds of thousands of foreigners in SA without necessary documentation that grant them permission to be here. On the same note, I know that some of the crimes are perpetuated by our foreign brothers, but still that will not grant me the opportunity to kill them nor even to hurt them. I am truly disappointed.

I send my heartfelt condolences to the family of Sithole and may his soul rest in peace. I can never wish his soul to haunt his killers, because it might waste its opportunity to inherit the kingdom of heaven, rather let's leave it in the hands of all Mighty to deal with those who violently deprived the family of Sithole of the most important asset.

SirShymexx:


Bini legend, good to see you back on these sides lol.

JiggamanGh:

How come is only nigerians that know Ghanaians that hate nigerians because of Ghana must go. Non of my family members talk about this event.

In all honesty I learned about this event through nairaland. I kid you not

V0lv0:
But can apartheid really be blamed for this cos a lot of the people who are commiting these acts were not really affected so much by apartheid(the younger generation) and if so why are the only attacking the blacks only?

PhysicsQED:


Ijebu knight, thanks for the welcome.

I've been pretty busy but I'll be posting a bit in the culture section from time to time.

SirShymexx:


People remember things differently and it ales depends on how you were affected. Perhaps your parents weren't part of the voyage.

Erm, let me give a next example you might be able to find proof for on YouTube if it is there. Nigeria and Ghana played an international football friendly match in London in 2007 (I was there - went with my Uncles). Ghana won by 4-1 or 5-1 (can't remember the exact scores now), with Nigeria scoring a dubious consolation goal. When the scores was 2-0 in favour of Ghanaians - Nigerians started shouting "Ghana must go". When it started, Ghanaians were pissed, and you could cut the tension in the air with a knife. Even the players started playing angrily looool.

advocates:
Killings happen everywhere, but comparing the barbarism in s/a against foreigners for flimsy reasons is unreasonable.

SirShymexx:


Lol. Are you lot sure about that cos I know a few Ghanaian dad who don't like Nigerians cos of the whole thing. And I still remember vividly that one of my Uncles was meant to marry some Ghanaian chic back in the day, and the innate hatred the chic's dad has for Nigerians messed up the whole thing - and they hooked her up with a next Ghana man. But my Uncle married a next Fante chic.

Perhaps your own folks weren't affected, or most of those affected are now part of Ghanaian diaspora. But Ghanaians out here still cry about that shiit like biitches with their charcoal dark skin looool.

Sweetguy25:
Africa.

Things like these happen in Nigeria all the time though.

SirShymexx:


People remember things differently and it ales depends on how you were affected. Perhaps your parents weren't part of the voyage.

Erm, let me give a next example you might be able to find proof for on YouTube if it is there. Nigeria and Ghana played an international football friendly match in London in 2007 (I was there - went with my Uncles). Ghana won by 4-1 or 5-1 (can't remember the exact scores now), with Nigeria scoring a dubious consolation goal. When the scores was 2-0 in favour of Ghanaians - Nigerians started shouting "Ghana must go". When it started, Ghanaians were pissed, and you could cut the tension in the air with a knife. Even the players started playing angrily looool.

fiftynaira:
Pesin wey dey snap pishure nor fit help am?

JiggamanGh:


Remember is not all South Africans. Should all nigerians be held responsible for boko haram. Should Cameroonians Chadians, nigeriens seek revenge against nigerians.

V0lv0:
There are so many laws already in place so that is not the problem. I think that even if they remove the black foreign owned shops will not change their situation(poverty). But foreigners are being used as scapegoats for their problems as well as their Governments inability to meet their demands/frustrations.

V0lv0:
Lol Ghanaian dad's can be something else when it comes to their daughters trust me I know lol. Even with some Ghanaian guys they can be quite hard. Firstly I must admit Ghanaian parents tend to want their children to marry fellow Ghanaians, so if we bring a non-ghanaian home esp the daughters it can already become an issue. Not only with Nigerians but other nationalities as well. Am not going to lie but some Ghanaian parents just think of Nigerians as 419 etc so it could be more towards that reason then the Ghana must go Saga.

On the same note, my brother once dated a Nigerian girl he wanted to marry but her parents were not in support of it and she ended up marrying a Nigerian man and my brother ended up marrying a Ghanaian woman. So I think it's a common thing on both sides this issue. It all depends on how liberal the family is and how willing the daughter/son will fight for the relationship. Most times we don't go against our families if we don't get their blessings. But I will admit our parents are harder on the ladies than the men