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Abdul El-Sayed unapologetically said Palestine has a right to exist but then starts hesitating when asked if Israel has a right to exist.
This guy is literally an Islamic jihadist.
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@IEC Is it Allowed for IEC officials to vote on behalf of elderly voters?
What level of corruption is this? 🤦🏾♂️
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Tomorrow South Africans have a golden opportunity to rid ourselves of these idiots. Vote against this thing called ANC.
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.@afriforum is today attending the first appearance of the accused in the inhumane farm attack on Donovan Marx, in the magistrates court in Ventersdorp. How many more farmers @CyrilRamaphosa ?
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⚠️ They’ve broken Joburg, Pretoria, and eThekwini, now their target is our beautiful Cape Town.
On 4 November, we need you to take Cape Town forward and VOTE DA 🔵🗳️
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MEDIA STATEMENT | South African government responsible for AGOA crisis – Lex Libertas
Lex Libertas holds the South African government responsible for the reported decision by the United States to exclude South Africa from the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA).
The South African government knew that this was a possibility. President Cyril Ramaphosa even warned that the country should prepare for the consequences. Yet the government failed to take reasonable steps to prevent this outcome.
These steps included addressing American concerns about incitement to violence against minorities, protecting property rights and promoting free-market policies. Instead, the government continued to prioritise its political ideology over the economic interests of the citizens of South Africa.
'This is shameful. The government anticipated the consequences of its decisions but chose not to address their causes,' said Dr Ernst Roets, Executive Director of Lex Libertas.
According to Lex Libertas, the AGOA crisis illustrates a deeper structural problem: South Africa’s highly centralised political system has become detached from realities at community level and shields those in power from the consequences of their decisions.
'A political system in which ideological commitments consistently outweigh the interests of the people it governs, and in which political leaders are not held accountable for the consequences, is not sustainable. South Africa needs fundamental constitutional reform based on decentralisation and self-governance,' Roets concluded.
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Dear South African children of the future.
It's 2026.
A national reading survey found that only 30% of you in Grades 1 to 3 can read for meaning in your home language. 70% of you can't.
One day, when you grow up, you'll observe people living better lives than you do. Some of you might resent them. Some of you might resort to crime. Some of you might not even make it to 18 and lose your life to drugs or gang violence.
You're going to look for reasons in an attempt to understand why you did not have opportunities during the early stages of your development. I have no doubt people will attempt to convince you that it's due to the legacy of apartheid.
I exposed my little girl to technology from a very young age. She learned a lot watching kids' programs on YouTube and interacted with various other things made possible by having access to the internet.
This isn't a privilege. It's 2026. Most people have access to the internet. But not you. And it's not because you aren't important. It's because ideological battles were more important than your future.
If you somehow find this post, I want you to look into South Africa Connect. It was an @MYANC @GovernmentZA project meant to connect South Africa to the internet. Kids like you. They aimed to achieve 90% connectivity by 2020, six years ago.
The government launched it in 2013, 14 years ago. They have only achieved 38% wifi connectivity.
The reason for the failure is funding and administrative failures. You will be told it's because of apartheid. Some might even try to convince you that racists did that to you. White guys, like me.
@elonmusk offered to connect all of you to the internet via @Starlink - free high-speed internet in perpetuity to over 5,000 rural schools, impacting roughly 2.4 million of you.
The ANC government and racial ideologies rejected it because ideological battles and profits were more important to them than your future. While we wait for other promised alternatives, you are falling behind.
I thought it was important that you knew this.
Because, contrary to what you will be told to believe, some of us wanted the best as fast as we could get it and understood that the economic predicament South Africa is in couldn't afford to wait while racists protected their egos.
I hope your anger isn't misplaced. South Africa has a racial engineering problem. We always have had one. If we were half as concerned with engineering a functional economy, you would not be in your position.
Best of luck.
Video Credit: @cb_doge
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Fighting it in courts or with strongly worded letters is not helping. Is it better to continue this way and why? When last has GNU partners met? I believe it was a year ago! And they wanted monthly meetings that never happened. It is frustrating that the ANC gets away with this.
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AfriForum didn't tank SA's rep, ANC corruption, land grabs, farm murders and anti-US policies did. Telling the truth isn't sabotage. Your denial is.
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anc must be blamed for this anc is a terrorist movement that is alighned with hamas ,iran, russia ,muslims brotherhood!!!!
Trump to remove Rwanda and South Africa from US trade deal bbc.in/4sCNJn3
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Minister Lamola should take a bow. He did everything to poke the US Bear and now he’s shocked that SA is being kicked out of AGOA. The thousands who will lose jobs in agriculture, packaging and the motor industry will know who not to vote for on Wednesday.
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My friends and I were talking about the upcoming elections over the weekend.
And how incredibly important they are.
We did a bit of Googling and found out that South Africa has lost an estimated R2.1 trillion to corruption and mismanagement since the ANC has been in power.
That's R8 million every hour.
Every. Single. Hour.
Imagine the schools, hospitals, jobs and infrastructure we could have had.
I wrote this and published it on my Facebook. My editor believed that it deserves to be in an article too. It's a long read. And it's incredibly sobering. But also... hopeful.
I received a comment on the original post from a follower who was not going to vote because they believed their vote didn't matter. After reading this, they have decided that there is no choice but to vote.
Who knows, maybe reading this will inspire you too... or sharing it, may inspire others.
goodthingsguy.com/south-afri…
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Sudáfrica tenía Energía Nuclear e hicieron el primer transplante de corazón del mundo
Echaron a los blancos
Hoy rompen tuberías de agua para beber
No sé si me explico
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Farmers are brutally tortured and murdered on a regular basis.
There's no water in our largest city and if there is, it's poisonous.
The country is flooded with illegal immigrants.
Hospitals are broken places where people go to die.
Climate change has devastated our road network.
The Police are a shadow of their former self.
The Army is a depleted mess.
There are riots and marches almost daily.
Billions upon billions are stolen through corruption.
Education means our kids can't read for meaning.
Unemployment at an all time high.
Shack dwelling is a normalized way if life.
Over one third of people are on social grants.
The highest murder rate in the world and 3 of our cities are among the top five most dangerous in the world.
Femicide and rape capitol of the world.
Mining sector ruined.
Train network gone.
Inner cities have become a dystopian mess of hijacked buildings and open sewers.
Most race laws on earth.
ANC in power for 32 years.
But it's @Afriforum fault.
Get real South Africa. You've been hijacked.
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So Ramaphosa knew 60 days in advance that Trump intended to terminate the designation of the Republic of South Africa (South Africa) as a beneficiary sub-Saharan African country under AGOA, effective January 1, 2027. Why all the secrecy and hype in the media if the decision was made already. 🙄🇿🇦
Here is the letter which U.S. President Donald Trump sent to South African President Cyril Ramaphosa regarding the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA).
newsday.co.za/south-africa/3…
