Mmmmmmm I have never heard a Zambian complain about Zimbabweans here in Zambia. Go to Botswana and see what is happening there to foreigners. Zimbabwe itself is hard on Zambians.
I urge everyone to found out from Zimbabweans themselves who are live here in Zambia if at all anyone is bothering them, it's not true, if it were to follow foreigners here "have freedom more than they can have in their own country. "😂anyone can do his own investigation and you will agree with me, Zambians always mind their own business.
zambian have never cpmplained about zimbabwean ,we have complained about congolese and east africans but not zimbabweans and malawans stop this nosence
@@dikeledijane8186 their economy is about to go to the point of no return what do u want then to do to starve to death kids are suffering some die with parents trying to cross over to sa i dont blame them were still the same people bread is over 400USD bra that almost 8k rands i feel u dont like them but this is bad if sa was to take over killing the country of zim then the international sections will have no choice but to stop thats all they need
Personally I love Zimbabweans. Southern Africa is generally xenophobic towards fellow Africans. However, the degree of xenophobia defers between countries with South Africans spearheading this sentiment. Usually the smaller countries in the region tend to follow what South Africans do with so called immigration departments regularly rounding up fellow Africans and detaining them.The situation is really unfortunate; i thought these countries had signed up to free movement of people across Africa. Xenophobia is the new way of colonialists to divide Africans as tribalism seems to be weakening
@@justafriend3408 Nd in East Africa any one jst comes in2 ur country without papers,dn't try and force South Africans to accept what they don't want and concentrate in matters that concern your country and region
@@pertuniagumbo3357 this way of responding shows how colonial powers are working hard with their media to divide us; we as a race won't get anywhere whilst divided like this; we are even a laughing stock among other races, I really would like us to be more united. I'm even beginning to think that you are not a fellow african; you are probably disguising as an african whilst you are something else. To be honest I can't see an african brother or sister talking like this
@@justafriend3408 colonialism has nothing to do with this thing,other African countries are forcing south Africans to do what they want in their country (SA),you are wrong stop trying to defend yourselves or hiding behind accusing South Africans of being xenophobic or colonialism.In South Africa they dn't judge ppl according to color bt actions most of the immigrants that come into SA are illegal and they do illegal things so let South Africans choose who they want in their country and the funny thing is that they don't have a problem if you have papers and you're busy bad mouthing them,while most of you their fellow brothers and sisters are busy ruining their country and everything in it just because they are nice to you people.Stop judging and start calling out your brothers and sisters who go to South Africa to go there with the right documentation and intentions
@@ZekeyMedia we the children of this great nation are scattered all over the world...transient in foreign lands..our past neither diluted nor erased...
