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Monday, 20 April 2015

Xenophobia: See camp where over 1,000 displaced people are now staying in SA

Here are some photos from the Internally Displaced refugees camp with 1000 people, including a lot of small children and pregnant women who up until recently had their own homes but now are forced to live in these tents in this camp in dowtown Johannesburg in an area called Germiston which also was center for a lot of Xenophobic attacks.

The camp, housing displaced immigrants from all over Africa including Nigeria, was set up about a week ago next to the Primrose Hill Police station, on Poppy Rd, Germiston to prevent further attacks

Founder of Health PR and Catwalk the World Peace campaigns in South Africa, Matthew Mensah, was there recently to deliver food. See the photos he sent to LIB after the cut...





"Next Saturday I'm going again with a group of other volunteers we call 'United 247' .. Especially other West Africans living in the unaffected and plush areas in Joburg should come out and support our fellow Africans who have lost all their belongings due to these Xenophobia attacks. The SA winter has started so its becoming very cold in the evening so blankets, clothes and any food that can be spared are highly welcomed." Matthew said
Anyone that wants to join can contact me or see updates via IG @matthewmensah

Below are other photos of volunteers helping to distribute food at the camp.

79 comments:

  1. GOD HLP DEM...CUZ DS HAS RILI TOUCH DEM AND US HERE..TOMJERRYSWIT

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  2. This is not fair at all.
    Our government should evacuate our people pls.

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  3. See wht SA has degenerated to, and dis is wht I call national disgrace.

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  4. Whao!!! it's more like a refugee camp

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  5. Imagine, see wat a white man is doin chaii.

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  6. Until multinationals benefitting from other African countries take a stand against their home country,I will continue to list them out:

    MTN
    PETROCHAM
    DSTV
    SA AIRWAYS
    STANBIC
    STANDARD CHARTERED
    SA GOVERNMENT

    NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT DO SOMETHING PLEASE

    AU DO SOMETHING

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  7. Jacob Zuma is a pure beast

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  8. This is becoming more serious ooo. Lord take control

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  9. Seriously eh blacks(some) n muslims r d worst things dt happened to ds world

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  10. That fair guy tho. Too cute to be there

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    1. Haha No one is too cute to help others. I was there to deliver food & support my fellow African brothers and sisters

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    2. Haha no one is too cute to help others in need. I was there to deliver food and support my fellow African Brothers & Sisters

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    3. Yea...am crushing on him already...lol..// dis xenophobic shit tho...I jez feel weak anytime I read anytin about it..its so unfortunate.

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  11. its a very Big shame to south africans

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  12. God Bless You Matthew Mensah!! IT IS WELL!

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  13. Dis is disheartening,is beta dey go back home.i really feel for dem..

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  14. Wow! Who is that cute big fair guy?
    My brothers and sisters, God be with you. Feddy Government please do something

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  15. God have mercy when will all this trouble stop! This is“ End time“ brothers killing his brothers.

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  16. Eyaah! All Dose Pple involved in d attack will know no peace o!

    FF on IG n Twitter @Osirmah

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  17. I felt for this people and the most annoying thing is that their government is not even saying anything concerning this attack..




    ...JOSHSAYSO...LIB...FAN

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  18. They should just go back to their countries. Living like this is no good. That fear will always be there.

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  19. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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    Even white people them pursue them too.?? Fools...
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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  20. Eyyya......God bless them for coming to help

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  21. This is sick They need stop this madness and help everyoneXenophobia

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  22. God bless him & all who has lend a hand..

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  23. Big brother should just rest or they should drag It 2 9ja

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  24. God bless them. This is what I like to see, people helping others

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  25. No bloody way!dese pipo should go back to deir countries.

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  26. LORD HAVE MERCY ON THESE SOULS..
    #STOPKILLING.

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  27. R these illiterates aware, they v taken their country n even our struggling continent bk to the under developed years! We still v a long way to go on education!!!!

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  28. Good one Matthew Mensah, fine boy with a kind heart.

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  29. The 6th pics, looks like the baby wants to slap the guy oh and the 10th pics, i wonder what those two are doing. Just passing.

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  30. So pipo are now refuge in common SA? Oghenebiko

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  32. Mehn, this is so sad. these people should please find a way and go back to their country. it's not worth it to stay in an internally displaced camp. may God protect them sha

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  33. it is not right for governments of SA and the affected countries to fold their arm and watch people live like this

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  34. This modafuckas are animals

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  35. Dear South Africa, nobody or country ever fell by letting other people/foreigners prosper. Y'all jes some crazy cowardly zulus.

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  36. can these people just leave the animal kingdom and go back to they countries???

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  37. hmmm, dis is so heartbreaking. God save us all

    pamscrib.blogspot.com

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  38. They should star parking their load to move out of SA. Because I don't see any good lives their @ the camp where they are.

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  39. This is just sad! A shame on South Africa!!

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  40. wow!!!! is this really happening in AFRICA??? Africa of which our fathers and mother fought 4? most especially SA who we look at as the Template for fighting for freedom. Africa of which everyone is crying out ot their loved ones to return back home? which makes one wonder if it's best to be killed by the whiteman who you know hates you than your brother. this is just so SAD and the SA government has kept quiet about this??? The western world hasn't said anything because they are waiting for this Africa who everyone pegs as the Next world power to just implode on itself!!! i weep 4my race!!!

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  41. na waaa o may God help them, if only they could just go back home sha.

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  42. Too bad.
    Imagine living from hand to mouth overnight.

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  43. May God contine to bless the volunteers....

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  44. Chei...man's inhumanity to man. My heart go out to them.



    #TeamBlessed#

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  45. Linda's Voltron(AKA Linda's Defender)20 April 2015 at 16:16

    Africans and Nigerians should know that South African president Jacob Zuma, asked the media to be patriotic and hide from the world,the published pictures of the Mozambican man murdered in cold blood in Alexandra, South Africa on Saturday.

    http://www.timeslive.co.za/politics/article14564437.ece

    See the pictures of the killing below

    http://www.timeslive.co.za/local/2015/04/20/gallery-do-you-recognise-emmanuel-sithole-s-killers

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  46. I pray dey don't go der n attack dem again o. God bless d man n d volunteers

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  47. I pray dey don't go der n attack dem again o. God bless d man n d volunteers

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  48. Benin city, Edo State has shut down MTN office on Sapele Road. I am not surprised that they are the first to protest because they have lots of indigins abroad. Other tribes wey get indigins abroad make una sit down there keep quiet. Na until them kill all una relatives finish b4 una go protest. Kudos to Edo people jare. I too like them. The nor send anybody. Fearless lions!

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  49. God bless them as they help the people.

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  50. Hey see food e be like say na me dey there

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  51. I still question the role of SA govt in this.

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  52. I hope pregnancies would not pop out of this camp ooo especially with this SA winter cold.

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  53. Sad! That south Africa has forgotten so soon what Nigeria did for them in the time past.

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  54. I cnt believe a black man will rise up 4no reason againt anoda black man

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  55. Na wa oooo,dis south africans are animals..soo sad

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  56. Very Comendable..God bless u all

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  57. though I understand it won't be easy uping and leaving ur base nut I wld be gone the moment I have lost everything in another country and I see that their govt supports them...
    its evident

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  58. They should come back home, there is nothing like home

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