I knew that my vote would work for me 😂
ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has defended his party’s willingness to work with the ANC, despite previously vowing that it would never enter into a coalition with the party. ewn.co.za/2026/11/09/actions…
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a whole leader who answers questions with "so what" would never be my president anywhere in this world or the after life
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You attacked Ndlozi unprovoked and now you want to play the victim? You started the fight, got bodied, and now you’re running away claiming you "don't respond to boys." That is the definition of small boy energy. Go argue with the wall Julius.
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Urgh Kay is such a young lady that deserves all the happiness in the world. Uziphethe kakuhle, believes in God and is well raised, I wish them a beautiful life together.🥹❤️
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Mbuyiseni Ndlozi was kicked out of the EFF. I imagine he loved the party very much. He was there from the beginning. Even in the screenshots below, you can tell he had reservations about MK. Meanwhile, during that same 2024 election season, the EFF leader Juju tried to fraternise with Zuma and got his fingers burnt. Why do fighters overlook this? Malema is the golden boy who must be shielded from all criticism, no matter how harmful his utterances maybe, even to the party he leads.
So here is my question to fighters, and all who criticise his choice of not voting. Who was he supposed to vote for? He was booted out of the EFF, a party he poured his youth into, and saw no alternative to the values he holds dearly and once resonated with in the EFF. Why is his democratic right to stay away in question? He spoke about himself and gave reasons why he was not voting. He never said people shouldn’t vote.
These were your views in 2024 phixiphixi ndini 😂 you’re a loser for encouraging people to not vote. An even bigger loser for not voting and bragging about it after having benefitted for over a decade from the labour of the VOTE! People stood in queues for you to be “Ndlozi”! They made a mark on ballots for you to have views that matter. You’re loser shame… you benefited from the blood and sweat of those before you so you can draft laws and stand at the highest echelons of power. Your influence is borne of the aspiration of the VOTE! Your wounds and bruised ego must never cost us young people deciding who governs. That you believe it should is proof that your departure was the best thing to happen to us.
Guess what, coward, we are still here!!! Alive! Existing! Pursuing economic justice whilst you wallow on the sidewalks having given up our collective quest because your “petite” ego couldn’t stand the heat. Because you felt if not you then nobody. Heal!
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Your amateur and child-like responses continue to reveal that you are completely unsuitable for any leadership role in political society. The latest electoral decline for the EFF proves that to be truth.
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They weaken the ANC by walking away and forming splinter parties, yet they continue to place the blame for the country’s problems squarely on the ANC. Now that the results are in, the same voices are calling for “black parties” to unite. It raises a straightforward question: how can they demand unity with the very organisation they have spent years criticising and deliberately weakening by splitting off? You cannot keep fragmenting a movement and then expect it to remain strong enough to serve as the foundation of the unity you are suddenly calling for. – at Phuthaditjhaba, South Africa
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Habib calls MKP and EFF destructive, then warns that any alliance with them proves you don’t love South Africa. That’s not a political position that’s a RACIAL SLUR with a thesaurus(swap one word for another that means the same thing) He’s not worried about corruption; he’s worried that the wrong people got to vote. Millions of Black South Africans chose those parties, and his answer isn’t to persuade them, it’s to disqualify them. That’s the oldest trick in the book: when you can’t beat the electorate, call the electorate the disease. What a RACIST Man Adam Habib is!…..he needs to be isolated by the business and academia.
Replying to @TheRealClementM
I have no interest in the MKP or the EFF. I am convinced that they are destructive for South Africa. They will enable corruption, enhance state malfunction and result in societal collapse. Any party that enters into alliance with either does not have SA’s interest at heart.
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Yeah! I'm in Cape Town dreaming of being in Lagos with the stinky air, generator noise, and the worst quality of life in the world.
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Zama sisi it's either you open your mouth and say what Anele has done to you nezi hundreds of people you speak or you close your mouth usiyeke, expecting people to hate your sister over something we don't know about is crazy. Goodbye nontombi yithetheni isikhaya susifaka
Problem yenu is that you’re defending @Anele the persona while having no experience of Anele the person who I’ve known my whole life. You defend her because she entertains you and she uses millions of voices to drown out the hundreds of people she’s terrorized. I said what I said
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Yah, this isn’t my type of scene. I’m good there by there Polo and Jazz events hey.🤝💀
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I'm realizing that we didn't love the ANC the same. To us it was a church, it was sacrosanct, it was an institution for black people's freedom and upliftment. To others it was an opportunity to get rich and exercise power. There are some who would rather it die in their hands , then release it because for them it is a livelihood....to us it was a philosophy.
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The EFF that once gave us hope, the movement that once represented the dreams and aspirations of so many young people. So close, yet so far away. What was once every young person's dream now feels like a distant memory.
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Did you share the same sentiment about the MKP, when they were the biggest party in KZN in the last elections?
Replying to @AdHabb
3. Denying Helen the position of mayor is legally permissible but would violate the substantive intent of our democracy. How can the biggest party be excluded? We should therefore try and avoid it if at all possible? So what are Helen’s options for coalition partners?




































