A mine in one African country should supply a factory in another.
Financed by African capital. Transported through African infrastructure. Sold across African markets. Paid for through African financial systems.
That is the economic content of Pan-Africanism.
In October of 2016 we were paying R12.60 per liter of petrol. President Zuma was dragged for filth.
October of 2026 we'll be paying over R29 per liter of petrol. Cyril will be allowed to make more promises in rallies.
If we voted on facts, no GNU party would get a single vote.
How did the Israelis successfully get:
- The US to Fight Iran.
- Saudi Arabia to fight Yemen.
- Syria to fight itself.
And everyone just forgets about it as it does a genocide on Lebanon and Gaza. No more missiles at Tel Aviv.
How did Europeans basically rob and loot the entire world only for we Africans to get stereotyped as thieves and criminals??😂😂
Humanity is really cooked if people are this stupid.😂😂
Eskom buys Electricity for R2.33/kWh and sells it for R0.90/kWh due to IPPs "take or pay" clause made in 2018. Eskom recoups it R1.43 loss per kWh by charging consumers higher tariffs hence, a R100 token = 21 kWh. Expensive energy costs are a result of "green energy" propaganda.
Liberals: “South Africans don’t want spaza shops, they want mines and banks”
*loots the only black bank*
Liberals:”South Africans don’t want to be academics”
*use NGOs to steal money from government and hire migrants to do jobs in South Africa that are not scarce skills*
*Use universities to circumvent immigration laws*
"uneducated" President Zuma warned about private security industry as a threat to national security, when parliament tried to pass a law for tough regulations, the White Establishment unleashed their NGOs.
Everyday at Madlanga, Private Security is mentioned by criminals
Isn't it funny how people are attempting to stop a parliamentary impeachment process citing "public humiliation and reputational damage" when ALL THEY have been doing in the past 8 years is to humiliate and torture others?
Dragging people to courts, firing, suspending them and giving instructions for citizens to be unlawfully arrested?
So they fear to go through what they've put putting others through? Lol! Its hilarious.
They must FEEL it! Every since pain of it.
Are we saying that crime should be allowed in Africa as long as it is not being seen by law enforcers and that civilians should always look the other way and do nothing when they see a crime being committed?
Is this the future of a United Africa? 🤔
Dear Minister @Leon_Schreib
South Africa's unemployment crisis demands decisive action.
Official unemployment stands at 32.7%, but for our youth the crisis is catastrophic:
60.9% of South Africans aged 15–24 are unemployed, while unemployment among those aged 25–34 stands at 40.6%.
Overall, 4.7 million young people are unemployed.
We cannot continue with an immigration system that allows abuse of General Work Visas and Corporate Worker Visas to fill jobs that South Africans can do.
Abolish the General Work Visa.
Scrap Corporate Worker Visas.
Retain only Critical Skills Visas, subject to strict localisation, skills transfer and rigorous enforcement.
South African employers must recruit, train and invest in South Africans first. Genuine scarce skills should build South African capacity, not become a permanent substitute for South African workers.
I submit
#SouthAfricansFirst #PutSouthAfricaFirst
More than half of population living in South Africa today was born after 1990 and frankly does not give a shit.
It's been over 50 years of independence in Nigeria yet country is one the world's largest importers of generators , this has nothing to do with South Africa, industrial electricity is over 150 years as a technology.
Fix your country with all the oil reserves
Just to clear deliberate confusion and obfuscation by some.
South Africans living abroad know a simple reality: if you are in another country without lawful status or the required documentation, you are liable to deportation.
That is how sovereign states operate, including South Africa.
The same principle should apply within South Africa. This is not about nationality, race, ethnicity, xenophobia or afrophobia.
It is about the rule of law. In South Africa there's a Constitution and rule of law. Akukho vula zibhuqe.
A state cannot effectively police crime, administer justice, plan public services or protect its citizens if it does not know who is within its borders.
Documentation enables identification, accountability and due process. Without it, law enforcement is more difficult.
They tell us there aren’t that many illegal foreigners in the country, but they released the police and the army to protect them even though there was no physical threat. If the number is that small why such a dramatic response, how come the economy was so affected?