A visiting politician told jobless locals to quit whining about migrants stealing their livelihoods while attending a massive political celebration. Senator Richard Maduke Ndlovu dropped this hot take at the ANC’s 114th birthday bash at Moruleng Stadium. He urged the locals in North West Province to show patience with foreign nationals despite the massive unemployment crisis fueling tension.
Junior Khumalo pressed the ZANU-PF member on why voters feel betrayed, seeing illegal mining operations snatch up scarce work. The senator dismissed the outrage, claiming that Zimbabweans have always worked these mines historically. He argued that the real issue is simply a lack of jobs rather than who actually holds them.
Ndlovu suggested that the anger directed at the government is misplaced because the population is huge and opportunities remain scarce. He insists that neighbors should bear with each other instead of pointing fingers at the administration or the foreigners trying to survive.
Junior Khumalo pressed the ZANU-PF member on why voters feel betrayed, seeing illegal mining operations snatch up scarce work. The senator dismissed the outrage, claiming that Zimbabweans have always worked these mines historically. He argued that the real issue is simply a lack of jobs rather than who actually holds them.
Ndlovu suggested that the anger directed at the government is misplaced because the population is huge and opportunities remain scarce. He insists that neighbors should bear with each other instead of pointing fingers at the administration or the foreigners trying to survive.
