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Advocacy & Human Rights

By Collen Makumbirofa

Makumbirofa Farms • Human Rights Advocacy Desk

“Mai Ts Diaries has called for a temporary boycott of South African artists performing in Zimbabwe, saying the entertainment industry should stand in solidarity with Zimbabweans amid the current xenophobic tensions and reported deportations in South Africa.”

Mai T is right, she is patriotic. That can help save a lot of lives of Zimbabweans and foreigners in South Africa.

We want all foreign nationals to leave South Africa. Many black South Africans are highly criminal and dangerous to Zimbabweans, other foreigners and Tsonga’s who are South African citizens.

Please don’t forget South African Tsongas. We must not leave them behind. They are being persecuted and harassed.

Fine, it’s your choice to reject Zimbabweans and other foreigners, they are going to go, but what about Tsongas and Shangaanis who are South Africans?

As a temporary measure, South African artists must be boycotted until xenophobia stops.

To go and watch South African artists performing in Harare, Lusaka or Abuja while some South Africans are murdering foreign nationals is like supporting a satanic sacrifice. It’s like they are saying you are stupid and you are celebrating the suffering of your brothers and sisters dying in South Africa.

We still have many Zimbabweans in remote parts of South Africa; they must leave.

There are logistics and financial problems they have to deal with, so it’s going to take time. Therefore, we must continue putting pressure on South Africa to halt this genocide.

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Witnessing the atrocities, looting and harassment taking place, I have come to the conclusion that it’s impossible for a foreign national — documented or undocumented — to live in South Africa. It’s a daily war for foreigners in South Africa; they suffer emotionally, physically and intellectually a great deal.

The Reality

A foreigner in South Africa is hated forever and harassed forever. Discrimination in the streets, discrimination in institutions, even in reputable banks and shops where you are paying your money.

Zimbabweans and Africans, we must be united. Degrading and despising your brothers must stop. They are in a difficult situation so that you can help them. Many face possible death at the hands of these savages. It’s a divine test we have before us.

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Collen Makumbirofa

Makumbirofa Farms

Makumbirofa Farms

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Advocacy journalism & agricultural self-sufficiency — Chegutu, Zimbabwe