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South Africa's human trafficking problem.

In the news: 
Forty-four young Ethiopian men were found locked inside a Sandton house - starving, cold & kept in darkness. Police believe they were trafficked & that their captors demanded up to R50 000 for each victim’s release. Ethiopian men believed to be in SA illegally were found locked in a Parkmore house. Trapped in two rooms, some needed medical help. The trafficker ran before security arrived. 

I think there are more illegal immigrants in South Africa than officials would care to count. We've even heard of hoardes of illegal immigrants from Europe being hidden in the Western Cape & Cape Town. Ethiopians, Pakistanis, Bangladeshis & Somalians are among the most trafficked people to South Africa & it's always just men. I have not seen a single Somalian, Ethiopian, Pakistani or Bangladeshi woman in South Africa but dozens of Somalian males. This is how forced ethnic dilution happens & how race replacement happens. The same ethnic dilution & race replacement that guaranteed the extinction of the Khoi & San is currently happening. Indigenous people of South Africa have reason to be alarmed & concerned but not xenophobic because someone is clearly bringing (& even forcing) these people to go to South Africa for a purpose only known to them. If you notice what kind of businesses these people open in South Africa, they are clearly brought into South Africa to replace a certain disenfranchised group. 

South Africa may find it beneficial to employ extra restrictions on Ethiopian or Somalian migrants to South Africa because there may be a sinister force at work here.
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