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We need to talk about the total breakdown at the Tshwane Refugee Reception Office (RRO). Look at the lines right now. How are migrants from Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Somalia bypassing half a dozen peaceful continents and countries to seek asylum here? Because our border enforcement is a ghost town, and the system is buckled. Cry, the beloved country. 😭💔 The "First Safe Country Principle", the basic logic that you seek refuge in the nearest safe state has been completely defanged by endless legal challenges and activist pushback. Because it wasn't hardcoded into the original frameworks, South Africa has become the default destination for everyone bypassing the rest of the continent!! Now this planned invasion is going to triple itself! They're all seeking Asylum! 😢 they're all men another 900+ ! #SecureSABorders #BanFakeAsylumSeekers #BanFakeRefugess
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At this stage South Africa has to survive Cyril Ramaphosa. This man has been devastating to South Africa. When we are sleeping almost every week he takes loans from all over the world. When we are celebrating Madlanga Commision he talks about cutting its funding and giving “Final” extensions. When Madlanga submits an interim report to tell us about the commission’s recommendations, this president quickly Hides the content so we do not know what Madlanga decided. He has sealed his CR17 bank statements so we do not know who funded him. Dollars are found stashed under his furniture. He runs to courts to interdict an inquiry into his Phala Phala situation. He removes the police Commissioner and does not reinstate him when the charges are cleared. While we are not aware he creates a loophole for foreigners to be employed in our institutions and even gives more point to the foreigner if the job is paying a high salary which resulted in foreigners getting our top paying jobs. At this stage the entire country is holding on to dear life trying to survive this one man Ramaphosa. This guy is busy and he is busy with things that are not good for the nation. His presidency will be remembered as a very dark time for the country. Almost as dark as apartheid. Other countries have presidents that want to do good for their people. We in SA have a president that we fear what he may do next. We fear what he’s planning. We are at the point where we believe his plans are bad for us. Pray for a president you can trust. A president that you are not worried about him working against you. A president you know and trust is working for your well being.
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South African men are the most wanted hit in Philippines currently.
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Please Retweet until he is found He is still missing Kutlwano Maphosa Reward: R70,000 His Mom : 073 455 5268 His Father : 074 701 7016
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Matlhomola Moshoeu was a 16 year old black boy killed after being accused of stealing sunflowers worth R80, about five U.S. dollars. Two white farmers, Pieter Doorewaard and Phillip Schutte, pushed him from a moving van, causing fatal neck injuries. He died on 20 April 2017. They claimed he jumped. The court rejected that. Both were convicted of murder, kidnapping, intimidation, theft and pointing a firearm. The judge called their actions towards Moshoeu DISGRACEFUL and said his death had a DEVASTATING EFFECT on his family and polarised the Coligny community. That is the story being erased when crosses representing fake "White Genocide" are planted in Washington.
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Remember a few weeks ago when Zimbabwe signed a formal Memorandum of Understanding with South Africa to take Zimbabwean prisoners who are in South African prisons and to take them back to Zimbabwe where they can continue to serve their sentence? You remember that right? Guess what? Today, Zimbabwe has released 3000 prisoners from their prisons. Yep! Three THOUSANDS. And that’s a month after their agreement with South Africa. You think this is a coincidence? No. This is Zimbabwe sending a clear message to South Africa. Before even a single prisoner is sent to Zimbabwe, Zim government releases prisoners. They are literally telling South Africa that, look guys! When we are with you we will smile we will sign all these nice agreements but if you dare send our prisoners back to us, we will just release them and they will come back to your country and violate your communities again. Zimbabwe has been operating like this for years against South Africa. Sending all their problems to South Africa from sick people, unemployed people, criminals etc. The Zimbabwean government has found a very successful and profitable method of sending all their problems to South Africa and they are doing it in a very disrespectful and entitled way. Fortunately for them the country is still under their friends which are the ANC. The moment the ANC is removed Zimbabwe will know us properly. This disrespect will not be tolerated.
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THIS IS THE GUY THAT FIXED LOADSHEDDING.I like Minister of Electricity Ramokgopa, that's not a secret but I believe this is the man who ended loadshedding for good even when he was out of the job. @koko_matshela . He ended it before during Zuma's time when he was at Eskom and I believe he ended loadshedding again even when he was out of the job in 2024. Why do I say this? In December 2024 Matshela Koko was interviewed by @SizweMpofuWalsh on his podcast and that man gave a very intense masterclass of how to end loadshedding. He gave an actual step by step process on how he would go about it and he identified key bottlenecks that were stopping Eskom from functioning. He unpacked all this live in front of the nation. And then right after his interview loadshedding started to disappear and eventually it was gone forever 3 months later. I thought that was a strange coincidence and I wondered if the ending of loadshedding had anything to do with that masterclass interview. Who knows? Maybe it's just a coincidence but I don't believe that. I think the current CEO was listening to that masterclass and he took some key lessons.
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Malema is starting again. Following the Kempton Park incidents he's using the opportunity to say that we must document all illegal immigrants. But I have a few problems with this statement and I think it is seriously irresponsible. Here's why... When our women get killed by people whose fingerprints do not appear on our database, you don't reward them by giving them documents. If you respond to the situation by rewarding them then what message are you sending to the rest of the immigrants from all over the world watching? You are telling them that if you kill South Africans they will reward you with documentation. After this incident we should double down by cracking down on illegal immigration. Not by surrendering to evil and lawlessness. Why would you respond to evil by rewarding it? And why do you think a serial killer won't be a serial killer if they have documents? By giving that serial killer documents all you are doing is giving them a chance to live here permanently and continue with his work as a permanent citizen. We will NEVER reward anybody for killing our mothers and sisters. NEVER. They must go back home even if it means we pay for it from our tax money. Here we don't negotiate with terrorists.
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So Ramaphosa says he has given the Madlanga Commission the final Extension till January and I think the president needs to understand one thing here... Crime has no FINAL Extension. Crime and corruption don't stop after January. They do not have a deadline. So don't be talking about giving the commission an extra 2 months and expect to be given a standing ovation. To me that looks like someone pretending to be helping while they really want the opposite. You are either intentionally or unintentionally causing witnesses to book themselves in hospitals because when they hear you give a 2 month extension they start thinking they can gamify the system until the commission is out of time. Madlanga should be extended INDEFINITELY. Until they get everyone. Stop playing with us Mr President. We were not born yesterday. Extend Madlanga indefinitely. Stop acting like you want to help. Just help. You take loans all over the world for things we don't know. If your claim is that there's no budget for Madlanga, which I doubt, then take a loan for it as well. Mr president, yuo won't be president forever. After November after you no longer president we can just bring Madlanga back.
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So DJ Maphorisa mentions on McG's podcast that in England it is Zimbabwean promoters who are in charge of the gigs that book South African artists and the entire Zim social media went absolutely crazy. I mean these guys are losing their marbles right now saying "You see... You see... Our people are booking South Africans. Xenophobia blah blah". And I just want to say a few things. Guys, calm down... Nobody said we can not collaborate and work together. I am sure those bookings in England are happening legally and both parties are benefitting. The promoters are booking the artists that can generate them money. It is not charity. So where does xenophobia come into this mutually beneficial business transaction? Wait! Surely you are not implying that because Maphorisa got booked in England by a Zimbabwean we must now let Zimbabweans flood South Africa illegally? Right? Why is it that when you guys hear of one small good deed done for one South African individual or a few individuals, you guys immediately find a way to use that deed as a reason to demand the violation of South Africa? You did the same with Mandela. Any country that hosted him or a few South Africans is using that as a card to exploit SA today. Why are you guys like this?
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The DA and Ramaphosa may be working together to sell the country to foreign capital. And this is how... So in South Africa, power could only be bought locally from Eskom. Municipalities were allowed to buy externally from private and foreign providers but they had a small limit on how much external electricity they can buy outside of Eskom. That's where Ramaphosa came in. He removed that limit completely and Gwede Mantashe also in his ministry and department allowed for buying electricity outside without needing permission. And then Ramaphosa put the final piece into the puzzle when he unbundled Eskom. What does that mean? Previously Eskom created electricity and then transmitted the electricity to customers. Now Cyril has divided Eskom and separated the transmission part into a separate company. So previously you would need to buy electricity from Eskom or you won't use its transmission power lines. But what Cyril did was make it possible for anyone to use Eskom lines without buying Eskom electricity and that's what made it possible for Cape Town to bypass Eskom power generation. All this created an opening for the DA who then secured a 20 year contract with a Western private energy company to supply Cape Town with electricity bypassing Eskom. Which means all our electricity budget from Cape Town goes out the country and into the pockets of individuals in the West. Which transfers power from the government and into foreign hands. This also results in more expensive electricity for the whole country and the poor because they now have to pay extra for the income Eskom has lost in Cape Town. And this is what the DA will do all over South Africa if you give them another city to run.
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This is how Afriforum shot itself in the foot and scored an own goal. I'm sure you are aware that America has reversed the sanctions against South African AGOA trade and instead they chose to impose Visa restrictions on politicians and Afriforum is celebrating this as a victory. But there's something you must understand? Remember when Afriforum was going up and down to America seeking intervention from America because they say farmers are being done certain things? And then America responded by cutting funding to South Africa and also removed us from AGOA? That's when Afriforum realized they made a mistake. See, in South Africa, people who participate in the economy who export stuff are the same people Afriforum represents. Minorities. So AGOA only hurts exporters who happen to be them. Native South Africans will not even notice any difference because thanks to the monopoly and the ANC, we are being gatekept from participating in the economy so we don't export or mass-produce anything. So Afriforum realized that they went to America to seek intervention only for America to impose interventions that hurt them as the owners of the economy and the means of production in the country. So Afriforum was busy in the past few months going up and down again and I think they probably said to America that, guys, look. You made a mistake. See when you cut South African exports, that's us who do the exporting so guys please find another way. And I think that's why America reversed AGOA bans and chose to sanction politicians.
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NEW LOAN ALERT! R17 BILLION Ramaphosa and Enoch Godongwana strike again with a new loan of R17 Billion from the BRICS New Development Bank. At this point it’s a new loan every single week without fail. In history of Democratic South Africa, no president has ever taken a single loan. Let that sink in. Not even president Zuma. But Ramaphosa alone has now taken 18 loans worth R288 billion in total. And he’s actually speeding up if you look at his trajectory. I have pulled up a chart of his loans below and I noticed something interesting. During the election year he goes quiet. And then after the elections he goes absolutely crazy with loans. Look at his activity leading up to the 2019 elections. Zero loans. Then immediately after he won the elections he went crazy. Then look at 2023 he sloes down till 2024/2025, Then look at this year he goes Even crazier than ever. He has saved the best for last. Now he has nothing to lose, Madlanga is closing in on him, the Phala Phala case is closing in on him, the ANC conference is closing in on him and now he wants to finish his plan quickly he is taking loans almost every week now. Look at the chart activity exploding. Clayville #RIPTsontso Death Penalty Moses Sithole Nigerians Elizabeth
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Remember how PLO Lumumba was so vocal on South Africa talking about How South Africans are half-naked vigilantes and looters? Remember how he went as far as calling for Africa to sanction and isolate South Africa? Well, today his country Kenya has decided to do exactly what South Africa has done. Calling for law enforcement on foreigners operating in their small business. And where is he today? You really can't make this up. It's almost as if God is responding on our behalf and exposing hypocrisy in some of these leaders. If Lumumba was consistent one would expect him to come out swinging against his own country but he is very silent. Should we sanction Kenya? Should we isolate them? PLO, we need answers. Do you see that the only way for Africa to prosper going forward is to fix all African countries instead of flocking to the ones that are doing better? Pointing fingers and being hostile to one country will not help anyone.
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Herman Mashaba dodged a mayoral candidate debate and I agree with him for escaping. Here's why... It's a trap. Most bad leaders are very good salesmen with words and they are very articulate while most good and competent leaders are not very articulate. Some are even shy. I remember Dr Nasiphi Moya at the beginning of her mayorship how she was struggling with interviews due to shyness and yet she was competent. Competence has nothing to do with speaking. People who talk too much often don't know anything. Hellen Zille knew Mashaba's speaking weakness and she was ready to pounce on him at the debate but Mashaba understood his own weaknesses and avoided the trap. And this is why he's a great leader. Great leaders are not ego-driven. They understand and accept their own weaknesses and do not enter flights they won't win. People must understand that we need competent mayors. Not talkers. Not debaters. No! We need service delivery. Less talking and more action. Mashaba has earned my respect because he has shown that he's a strategist who can't be trapped. Trevor Noah #FuelFriday #topbilling Ayanda #bestcreditcardtotravelwith#kwababamzansi
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I have noticed something disturbing about foreigners from Africa. Whenever we South Africans talk about what we want to happen in SA, they comment on our posts almost demanding explanations. Here are some of their questions which reflect a very deep and disturbing entitlement. You will talk about how the government must regulate businesses owned by foreigners, and they will say "Why don't you set up your own business next to the one owned by a foreigner? Are you afraid of competition?" Brother, This is my country. I do not even have to have that competition in the first place. Especially from illegal foreigners. Why should my children have competition for food in their own home from strangers? Some say, "You are entitled" Of Course I am entitled to my own country as you are to your own. Which country should I be entitled to? You want me to be like you who are entitled to South Africa despite it being a foreign country to you? And then you see illegal activity coming from an African migrant and then you demand accountability. Soon in your comments you will be met with, "What are you doing about Western foreigners?" Sister, This is my country. I have the right to choose which problems I want to address and in which order and sequence and I do not have to report to you what I am planning to do with other problems. Who do you think you are? My boss? My sibling? This is not your country. You don't get to complain like you are a child of this house. If I say, Western foreigners are welcome and you are not, what will you do? Some even say "You don't own South Africa". Which is a trap question because nobody can own a country. I do not own South Africa but I am a citizen of South Africa which you are not and you don't have the right to even discuss with me about who should be in South Africa or what should happen in South Africa. Aden McCarthy Rele Dortley Lwandle #FuelFriday Live Better
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