Zimbabwean Man Dragged for Claiming South Africa Has 'Free' Pills After Illegal Zim Mom Seeks Help

• A Zimbabwean TikTok creator ruffled feathers once again after sharing his thoughts following recent controversy over an illegal immigrant in South Africa
• The foreign content creator based in South Africa rubbed people the wrong way with his latest take on the medicine supply in the country
• Netizens did not hold back as they slammed the Zimbabwean who gave his hot take on the accessibility of medicines to everyone

Zimbabwe creator Ndoyisile Sibindi had another controversial public moment. In the past, the TikTokker faced backlash when he commented on South Africans crowding the biggest malls in Johannesburg.

Most recently, Ndoyisile risked cancellation again when he shared his thoughts after an undocumented Zimbabwean in South Africa asked for help. South Africans slammed the content creator who shared his stance on the matter.

In a TikTok live snippet that has since spread to X, Ndoyisile, a content creator from Zimbabwe, posted a video where he was asking people why they are outraged about foreigners getting access to medicine in South Africa. He said that the pills that people were angry about were not South African products and were free from foreign NGOs. He said:

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"We can't fight over pills. Free pills that you don't even cook, pills that you don't even pay for yourself, pills from the outside. Pills that would help someone protect themselves and their unborn child? You make noise about pills, you get angry over pills. I am scared of y'all."

Ndoyisile's video came after outrage over an undocumented Zimbabwean migrant who sought healthcare for her son in South Africa. Many locals felt that she had no right to ask for help as an undocumented foreigner in the country.

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Various posts on X criticised Ndoyisile's hot take. Peeps argued that simply because the pills come from NGOs does not mean that they do not cost any money.

@1800_nthati commented:

"You guys keep watching him. What did he say about people from Tembisa and Mall of Africa?"

@phuti_mathobela noted:

"It's this the same guy who said Mall of Africa is always packed?"

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@VuyoTranscends argued:

"The pills are bought with taxpayer money."

@MissVoo1 agreed:

"If you’re benefiting from a system you didn’t build, the least you can do is show respect, not arrogance. And if you’re spreading lies about “free pills “, you’re part of the problem. That medication is paid for by South African taxpayers."

@ngingulungelo wrote:

"There's nothing as free pills in the whole world, and in SA, someone is paying for it. Even donated ones don't exist now, we pay with our taxes and levies."

@DeeCover611 was annoyed:

"It’s that one who was disrespecting Tembisa people."

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Briefly News previously reported that outspoken media personality Somizi Mhlongo joined the conversation about Zim content creator Ndoyisile, who sparked outrage over his remarks about people from Tembisa crowding Mall of Africa.

Somizi recently shared his thoughts on Ndoyisile's fall from grace. The popular South African-based Zimbabwean-born TikTokker landed in hot water when he said that people from Thembisa were crowding the Mall of Africa.

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Social media users also shared their two cents on the issue. Some slammed the cancel culture, while others said Ndoyisile deserved what was coming at him.

Source: Briefly News