Mixed reactions as police raid Braamfontein.

In less than 24 hours after Cyril Ramaphosa and his delegates to United States of America were ambushed and will be returning home with feeble hope for the South African people in terms of aids and business trades between the two countries: police started raiding every nook and cranny of Johannesburg metropolitan city, CBD and communities.

Braamfontein community was not left out in the raid in the wake of Johann Rupert's comments about illegal foreigners involving or increasing the violence crime rate in the country. 

The majority of foreigners in the community are used to this exercise and almost indifference to it and one of them has this to say, "whenever the system is hungry, they remember the foreigners!"

Certainly, the door of communication is open between the countries but there's no assurance that the US will continue in the same momentum in supporting South Africa as a country after the cookies crumble. And to make the matter worse, the BRICS relationationship and South Africa's role and involvement in the on-going Palestina and Israeli WAR.

South Africa's double standards will soon catch up with her and is a big concern for the rest of Africans as the US is ready to lead the exodus of White Afrikaner farmers to Texas in replacement of the ones the country sent home.

President Trump with a change in strategic approach to Africa might not avail himself come November for the G20 and Cyril is a worried President as it looks to hand over to an empty seat.

By Olagunju Success Taiwo