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Rugged Behind-The-Scenes
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I don't know how to be super colorful with prayer, my prayer is pretty simple and I think God gets me and all of us. God is colourful.
Human First retweeted
Pretty much looks like DA will get roughly 35% in JHB. All things considered, I think that's a poor performance with Zille running. Yes they might get the mayor but it's the same result as 2011 but in 2016 they got 38%. So I don't think they should be too bullish here.
Human First retweeted
@drtlaleng You ran a beautiful campaign, Mama. Any day, any time, we would choose you to represent an idea that can never be brainwashed or diluted.
You gave us a beautiful picture of what Johannesburg could have looked like. You carried the policies and principles that make our movement unique with conviction. And that, to us, is what matters. Political outcomes may change, but convictions must never be for sale.
You have reminded us that leadership is also about standing firm in what you believe, even when the odds are against you. Till the wheels fall off, Dokotela! β€οΈβπΎ
Human First retweeted
When someone says: "I don't know how to help"?
But all I'm asking is for people share and leave a dot.
3 replies β even dots β can save my children π
To donate ππ
gofund.me/017c79c6e
Human First retweeted
In conclusion⦠my analysis concludes that the White parties always find a way to consolidate (merge), but we as Black people always find a way to fragment our votes further. I conclude!
Human First retweeted
This is the history of the formation of the Black parties in South Africa. They all stem from the South African Native National Congress that rebranded to be ANC in 1923 (I have no Idea why it changed from being a South African project to be an African projectβ¦oh maybe Exile).
Human First retweeted
The DA talking about "Black votes" is wild.
Race matters when it's votes but doesn't when it's redress.
You did an amazing job πππ
Thank you for serving and representing the EFF well.
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Human First retweeted
DA support is not increasing massively, as claimed
There is no dispute that the ANC's election performance in 2026 was terrible.
But the attempt by the DA and some media to create the impression that the DA has made massive inroads in 2026 is not supported by the evidence.
While it has made some gains, the reality is far from the claimed blue tsunami:
- The DA is an 8.8% party representing a declining share of the population, dropping by over 3 percentage points: in 2026 it won votes from 8.8% of the total adult population, compared to 12.1% of the total adult population in 2016.
- The DA's proportion of the vote declined nearly 3 percentage points from 27.39% of the national vote in the 2016 local government elections, to only 24.59% in the 2026 elections.
- Despite claims of a massive increase in black voter support, the increase in DA support is at best modest, with election experts estimating total support by black voters for the DA in 2026 is still only a feeble 8% of total black votes.
So, read the pro-DA political propaganda with extreme caution!
Human First retweeted
The IEC plans to announce results tomorrow evening. They are busy addressing objections. I am astonished that there are only 197 so far (more could come in).
So, at Potch Central Primary 86910037 in ward 15 JB Marks, how does ANYBODY write down 1,072, 329, and 702 as votes cast?
EFF has 1 million members. You think if you somehow frustrate and attack Malema he will magically disappear then we all will forget about the plight of black people. The solid base of EFF should tell you that there's a lot of Malemas who are probably more radical than Julius.
Human First retweeted
Reducing this to Julius Malema misses the entire point. Whenever radical economic transformation and structural change threaten entrenched power, the system targets the individual to distract from the collective struggle.
Itβs not about one man; itβs about power defending itself.
