And, laslty, ATM has forced the arm of the South African government to relook the local informal economy in favor of South africans,exclusively.
We are looking forward to many more victories and years with you Servants and people's of South Africa.
ATM turns 2. In that short space of time, ATM has redefined the political space in SA and introduced new and transformative style politics. ATM introduced politics of peace, accountability, and meaningful debate.
#PUTSA1st
Most notably, the African Transformation Movement has pushed the #PutSouthAfricans1st debate on the table and in mainstream political topics. Secondly, ATM has also managed to awaken South Africans to the need of bringing back the Death Penalty as vibrantly championed by ATMYL.
Killers don't think twice about killing these days. They get a nice punishment anyways. Shelter, warm water, 3 healthy meals and an opportunity to study for free.
Society has been made to believe only Nigerian immigrants deal in drugs in our country yet the biggest drug cartels are ran by the Italian, Serbian, Czech immigrants. In my view, all these drug dealers should be handed the Death Penalty for destroying our country with drugs.
DEATH PENALTY
The ATMYL President Servant Cat Moji addressing the family of the brutality killed Sanelisiwe Mfaba said, "No one should claim a right to life when that individual has deliberately ended the right to life of another"
#DeathPenalty#JusticeBasedCapitalPunishment
Join President @ZungulaVuyo as he unpacks the purpose of the youth in a post-apartheid era, where challenges such as economic emancipation and quality education are an important aspect in reconciling the injustices of the past.
#PutSouthAfricansFirst#PutSouthAfricansFirstNow
The Employement Equity Act was passed in 1998, yet compliance in the private sector is sitting at 23,5%.
In ensuring that we #PutSouthAfricansFirst, we must ensure recourse for non-implementors of the act, ensure all round compliance, and improve the material conditions of SAns
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Follow @ThandiswaMarawu, Chairperson of the ATM Women’s League, NEC Member & Chief Whip of ATM in Parliament, effortlessly advancing the fight against Gender Based Violence and the mission to #PutSouthAfricansFirst