Penny Lebyane Slams ‘Entitled Foreigners’ in a Heated X Rant: “They Don’t Respect South Africans”

• South African radio personality Penny Lebyane has taken to X (Twitter) to air her frustrations over 'entitled foreigners'
• The star claimed that a few nations, which are in Mzansi, do not respect South Africans
• Her fiery X rant sparked a buzz, with people offering their opinions on the ongoing debate on illegal immigration

A livid Penny Lebyane fired shots at a group of foreigners that she described as "entitled." The South African radio personality took to X (Twitter) and aired out her frustrations over a select group of nations, claiming that they always give Mzansi a problem.

In her posts on 6 August 2025, Lebyane said nations like Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Lesotho could take a page out of Namibia and Botswana on how to behave in Mzansi. In Mzansi, there have been protests over illegal immigration.

Penny Lebyane fires at foreigners

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The TV and radio personality applauded the neighbouring countries for not being a pain in Mzansi.

"Eintlek, so far, the only neighbours who are not giving SA a headache daily might be Namibia and Botswana. We must check properly."

Penny Lebyane alleged that the Eswatini people have been problematic on the down low, and not showing it, unlike the other nations.

"Swaziland/Eswatini has been very problematic, has been hiding in plain sight, and they talk nonsense just like Zimbabweans. Lesotho is up to no good day in, day out; Mozambique is a huge problem," she claimed.

Lebyane continued, "As much as the love is deep for all of them as people shem they don't respect SAns at all. Very entitled lot and very condescending at times, it can be hard to keep some of the relationships on a personal level. South Africa's story is like a pretty girl that everyone wants to be like but hates her at the same time cause they're not her and could never be her. Only she can protect herself."

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Penny's solution to illegal immigration

The conversation around illegal immigration has been ongoing for some time now, with calls to have them deported mounting. Organisations like Operation Dudula and March and March have been making headlines for their protests.

Penny reckons that if the locals were willing to do the hard labour done by foreigners, it could weed out the bad ones. She also advised the middle class to conform to the SA labour laws and pay people their legal minimum wages.

"If we could all do our own laundry and clean our own houses, do our children's hair, gardening, etc, just as a start, then we could solve some of the issues we have. Be willing to pay minimum wage and comply with SA Labour laws, and we could be on our way to restoring order. But not the "middle class" very complacent bunch, is always part of the problem, but never wanna take responsibility."

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Mzansi reacts to Penny's rant

Her fiery X rant sparked a buzz, with people offering their opinions on the ongoing debate on illegal immigration.

One person said, "They built this country on the back of poor black South Africans with slave salaries and zero safety measures. They want to continue, but this time using vulnerable illegal immigrations. The disaster by ZANUPF AND FRELIMO is deliberate. Liberation movements are evil."

SA celebs who have spoken against illegal migrants

Several South African celebrities have used their platforms to support various organisations lobbying for the deportation of undocumented foreigners. Radio presenter Jacinta Ngobese has been at the forefront of a civil group called March and March. March and March members have been visiting health facilities across the country to ensure that only South African citizens and documented foreign nationals receive medical assistance at clinics and hospitals.

Umkhokha: The Curse actress Deli Malinga announced on her social media platforms that she was joining March and March because she wants to play her part in helping to fix South Africa.

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Sha Sha leaves SA men drooling

In a previous report from Briefly News, SA men swooned over a very gorgeous Zimbabwean amapiano singer, Sha Sha, during her performance at D48.

The Ndawana hitmaker had many people changing their minds about illegal foreigners following a video of her dancing in shorts.

Source: Briefly News