Mate Rimac is the coolest CEO out there...
Just listen to the noise that the new Bugatti Tourbillon makes from its V16 engine.
Full video that is an awesome watch here: https://t.co/1kK2P9Mpcp
The Joe Budden Podcast reacted to Meek Mill's new song with G Herbo, "Wanna Be Free," and the whole cast said they killed it.
Joe says he only wants to hear from a rapper who's been stabbed in the back by his own homies, and he always needs that from Meek.
Enzo 💬 (On Rayan Cherki's desire to be on the ball) This is something that he needs to keep. He loves the ball, he wants the ball. This is something that I am not going to remove from his skills at all.
But also we need to find the right balance. When we are able to contact with him in the right positions, we create chances. When he is in the right position inside the box he creates chances or scores goals.
That is why we are lucky that he is with us and hopefully he can score more goals and more assists for us.
🙋🏽♀️ Sanbonani! Please can I invite open-minded people to a quick thought? Hear me out. 😭
I have a home in (The Bronks) Bronkhorstspruit, where we diligently pay rates and taxes, so this water crisis and the political blame game are VERY close to home.
Elephants fighting while the grass suffers.
But now…4 November do we fully understand what we’re voting for?? Do we actually get how we get here??? Where a coalition government exists to our detriment 🥺
A quick lesson (for all of us, myself included).
In Joburg, Tshwane and Ekurhuleni, we get TWO votes:
🗳️ WARD: The person we want representing our neighbourhood.
🗳️ PARTY: The political party we want represented in our municipal council.
In local municipalities like Midvaal and Mogale City, we get THREE. The third is for the district council.
IMPORTANT: We’re NOT directly voting for a mayor! We’re electing a council, which then elects the mayor. You’re gonna vote for a party to have a seat and then the folks in those seats will maybe vote for Nasiphi or Hellen or Dada etc unless the DA gets the majority of the seats then it becomes obvi that Helen becomes mayor.
Now here’s where it gets interesting.
For a party to govern a municipality outright, it needs MORE THAN HALF the council seats.
So…example…Imagine a council with 100 seats.
Party A gets 51 = MAJORITY.
Party A gets 40, Party B gets 35 and Party C gets 25 = NO MAJORITY.
In the second scenario, parties need to negotiate support to govern. Enter coalitions. 😭
SO HERE’S MY THOUGHT…
Imagine, hypothetically:
🔵 DA gets an outright majority in Joburg.
🟢 ActionSA gets an outright majority in Tshwane.
🟡 ANC gets an outright majority in Ekurhuleni.
🟠 BOSA gets an outright majority in Midvaal.
🔴 EFF gets an outright majority in Mogale City.
Five different parties. Five different municipalities. Each with a clear mandate to govern for five years.
Now, for that to happen, ONE party in each municipality would need enough electoral support to secure more than half the council seats.
Our ward votes and party votes both contribute to how those seats are allocated. We can split our votes, but we need to understand what each choice means for the final council.
Does a majority guarantee good governance? ABSOLUTELY NOT. 😂
But could it give a party a better chance at stability, ownership and accountability without constantly negotiating its political survival?
Surely that’s worth discussing?
Five years. Your policies. Your administration. Your results.
Who are you going to blame now?
And then we can FINALLY compare who can actually govern!
Who fixed the roads? Who kept the water running? Who managed public money? WHO DELIVERED?
I’m not campaigning for any party. Those five are examples, not endorsements.
I just want us to understand the power of our votes and the governments they create.
Because hai, this political musical chairs while municipalities collapse around us is EXHAUSTING and EXPENSIVE 😭🇿🇦 People are literally dying.
#LGE2026
@MaBlerh The Premier League has absolutely exposed Donna. He lacks the ability to organize his defence, he doesn’t claim crosses (always falls to the ground looking for a foul) and he’s weak under pressure.