🇿🇦 Keith 🇿🇦

Capitalist law abiding citizen and taxpayer.
Logic and reason will win the day.

[Natasha Carter @NatashaCL7]

Basically the only goal of our government is to find ways to take more away from hardworking Americans that contribute to this country and give it away to those that don’t — including themselves.

[Alice VL @RiseAgainstEvil]

State-sanctioned racial exclusion.

National Treasury’s draft Public Procurement Regulations (published April 2026) want every single state contract under R20 million reserved exclusively for companies that are 100% black-owned.

Not 51%.
Not 90%.
100%.

If a White person owns even one share, your company is automatically disqualified. A firm that has complied with every BEE code for twenty years still gets the door slammed in its face. Competence, price, track record, and experience count for nothing. Skin color is the only qualification that matters.

Gerhard Papenfus of NEASA put it plainly, White male-owned businesses, even partly White-owned businesses, are completely shut out.

This is economic warfare against White South Africans hiding behind policy.

What does this actually achieve?

It shrinks the supplier base. It drives up prices. It hands contracts to connected tenderpreneurs who then subcontract the real work back to the very people the state just banned, while pocketing a fat cut.
It guarantees worse service delivery for the public while the political elite and their friends get richer.

The ANC government now wants to ban competent White businesses from fixing a school roof or repairing a water pump simply because they are White.

This is Apartheid 2.0 with the racial roles reversed and a fresh coat of “previously disadvantaged” paint. And they have the nerve to call it justice.

White South Africans are being deliberately frozen out of the economy one regulation at a time. First the farms, now the tenders. How much longer before they just say the quiet part out loud?

https://t.co/cYSOMlI8WZ

[In A Nutshell🥜 @Markosonke1]

DEAR JACINTA 🚨

We forgive you as South Africans. We all make mistakes. But please, for the love of Ubuntu, delete that “tribal universities” video before someone builds a whole university for every surname in the country.

Today it’s a Zulu university. Tomorrow someone will demand a Pedi campus, then Tswana, then Xhosa, then Venda… eventually NSFAS will need a spreadsheet just to figure out which tribe gets which lecture hall 😂

You met AfriForum to learn about building institutions and fighting for communities, and somehow your homework came back as: “How to divide South Africa into university campuses.” 😭

Please post the apology tweet , delete the video and say:

“South Africans, I apologise. I got carried away with the meat from AfriForum braai🙏🏽 . We need to build South Africa, not universities based on tribes.”

We honestly forgive you, but we wil never forget what u said.. See u on 8th Nov 😂🇿🇦

[🇿🇦 Keith 🇿🇦 @K76167969]

Wow! Harsh reality.

[Farai Mazhindu @FaraiMazhindu]

The global left's obsession with turning a failing state into an ideological blueprint is the height of intellectual laziness and political delusion.

The fact that Zohran Mamdani, a Democratic Socialist politician from New York, looks at South Africa and sees a model to emulate proves just how detached Western progressive academics are from the brutal realities of African governance.

They treat lived economic tragedies as experimental playgrounds for their virtue signaling.

To look at South Africa and see an economic North Star requires a breathtaking level of willful blindness.

There is absolutely nothing good to copy from the South African reality.

The country is trapped in a low-growth loop, with astronomical unemployment rates and a completely suffocated private sector.

The municipal water networks are collapsing, and the national rail and logistics corridors are in shambles.

Law and order have effectively broken down, turning the country into one of the most violent, high-crime zones outside an active war theater.

Decades of porous borders and failed regional foreign policy have fueled explosive, unmanaged migration, sparking violent grassroots conflict.

Mamdani and the global left look at this smoking ruin and somehow see a progressive paradise, simply because the political rhetoric sounds nice in a Manhattan lecture hall.

The core defect of the socialist fantasy is that it is entirely obsessed with distributing wealth but utterly incapable of creating it. The strategy is always to "eat the rich" and penalize success. They overtax the productive middle class and the corporate sector to fund massive, unsustainable social grant systems.

When you destroy a business-friendly landscape, capital flees the country. Factories close. Intellectual property leaves. You cannot distribute wealth that has already fled the borders.

Once the rich are "eaten" and the business class is gone, the state is left with nothing but an impoverished population and a broken tax base. The "comrades" end up presiding over equalized misery rather than shared prosperity.

Western leftists like Mamdani love South Africa because they only engage with its symbols, the progressive constitution, the anti-apartheid history, the radical rhetoric of economic transformation.

They don't have to live with the rolling blackouts, the dry taps, or the fear of home invasions. They champion ideologies that kill production and development because they are completely insulated from the consequences of their own ideas.

Copying South Africa's current economic trajectory isn't a progressive strategy; it is a blueprint for national suicide.

[🇿🇦 Keith 🇿🇦 @K76167969]

Every time I see you or read your dissertations, I feel disappointed, there’s no substance.

[Redi Tlhabi @RediTlhabi]

So I don't often watch myself. It's traumatic. But I just did this evening. TWICE. Verdict? @QaanitahHunter
is an incredible interviewer. I even cried...watching this. She's REALLY fantastic.
https://t.co/xuWiqYpjCB

[🇿🇦 Keith 🇿🇦 @K76167969]

Wise words

[Natasha Carter @NatashaCL7]

Everything republicans and democrats fight over are just distractions because the left wing and the right wing both belong to the same damn bird. 🦅

[Slaughter. @BafanaSurprise]

Oh well just like Afriforum, March and March arranged meetings with major political parties in South Africa, they were rejected.

Afriforum and Solidarity movement wrote to the ANC and DA to discuss about farm murders and attacks, including policies like BEE, NHI and Expropriation Act, they were ignored.

They opted to approach the President Donald Trump’s administration, as the biggest investor in South Africa, to raise these concerns. They were called traitors and treasonous! See how shallow these clowns are, the ones we have in power?

[🇿🇦 Keith 🇿🇦 @K76167969]

@BafanaSurprise I am a South African, I belong to the family, multicultural, multiethnic and multiracial.
I’m proud of it.

[🇿🇦 Keith 🇿🇦 @K76167969]

@Anneliese87171 Follow

[🇿🇦 Keith 🇿🇦 @K76167969]

@NatashaCL7 Appropriately good looking and shapely.

[🇿🇦 Keith 🇿🇦 @K76167969]

Herman Mashaba’s mantra “Unfinished Business” describes his whole political career.
He himself is unfinished.

[🇿🇦 Keith 🇿🇦 @K76167969]

So much like home

[Lavern Spicer 🇺🇸 @lavern_spicer]

My name is Lavern Spicer.

I am a Black female conservative and I vote however the fuck I want.

I love my flag.

I love my freedom.

I think for myself.

I don’t go along to get along.

I will always fight for my country.

That’s why I escaped the Democrat Mind-Slave Plantation.

Because they wasn’t offering me NOTHING.

Nothing but poverty, illiteracy, and victimhood.

Sixty years of voting for them and the Black community is still crying about racism every damn day.

Still stuck in the same neighborhoods.

Still depending on the same broken system.

Still being told we can’t make it without the government holding our hand.

FUCK THAT NOISE.

I want us to move ahead into the future.

And we ain’t never gonna get that under Democrats.

They need us poor, angry, and dependent so they can keep their power.

I’m done with that.

I choose freedom.

I choose responsibility.

I choose America.

Who else out there is thinking for themselves?

[🇿🇦 Keith 🇿🇦 @K76167969]

@Die_Anneliese Real men appreciate the value of real women.

[🇿🇦 Keith 🇿🇦 @K76167969]

@NatashaCL7 You’re beautiful!

[I ❤️ Cape Town ~ I Stand with Russia🇷🇺 MAGA @Lolita721611021]

The most accurate exposé about Hani’s assassination that I have ever read was in the book “South Africa’s Brave New World; The Beloved Country Since The End Of Apartheid” by veteran journalist R.W. Johnson...

From pages 17-51 you can read all about who was really behind the Chris Hani assassination, namely ex President Thabo Mbeki and Defence Minister Joe Modise.

At the time, Chris Hani, whose real name was Martin (he stole his brother’s name to get a false passport…) was very popular amongst the masses as the leader of MK and the SACP.

He was going to become either the Vice President under Mandela instead of Mbeki and then succeed Mandela or he was going to become the Minister of Defence, snatching all the Arms Deal contracts to replace the Navy and Air Force’s old equipment to the tune of R70 Billion after years of sanctions.

Joe Modise, a gangster (The Spoilers) ran a stolen car racket between SA and Zambia at the time. He was also involved with diamond and money smuggling (arrested in Botswana) and drug smuggling (cocaine, mandrax and ecstasy together with the Shariff Khan family of Johannesburg) and weapons smuggling (1985/6 he sold an ANC arms cache near Saurimo in Angola to Apartheid ally Dr. Jonas Savimbi who was also a sworn enemy of the ANC).

Joe Modise was also a feared double agent.
If you were from the ANC and you crossed him he would set the NIS agents on you.
If you were from the Police or National Intelligence Service and you crossed him, he would get the ANC terrorists or his township gangsters to assassinate you.

Modise and Hani crossed swords long ago back in 1967 at the ill fated Wankie campaign in former Rhodesia when the ANC’s MK tried to set up a Ho-Chi-Min trail to South Africa through Rhodesia.

Chris Hani wrote a scathing attack to the ANC leadership, naming Modise by name as non-caring and an agent of the Apartheid regime.

Modise responded by trying to get Hani executed.
Hani survived only because Oliver Tambo saved his life.

So he already tried to execute Hani once.

There is an old saying that one always meets a rival twice in life, and so it was with Modise and Hani.

They met again in 1993 when Modise sold off another ANC arms cache to the tune of $2.5 million to criminals, pocketing the money himself and not telling the ANC.

Chris Hani found out about it, confronted Modise and said that if he was not going to inform the ANC, he (Hani) would. Two weeks later Hani was dead. Derby-Lewis and Januz Wallus were small cogs in this big machine.

They were first time amateurs and totally out of their depth in a time when the Stasi, the KGB, the ANC’s Intelligence, the former NIS from SA and major Arm’s companies moved into South Africa and wanted to do business at the expense of the white taxpayers of South Africa.

[I ❤️ Cape Town ~ I Stand with Russia🇷🇺 MAGA @Lolita721611021]

Time for a laugh.
🇿🇦A history lesson, and a bit of DID YOU KNOW⁉️
If apartheid was SO merciless and inhumane, how did Mandela manage to get a law degree?
• Was it inhumane for whites to have built TEN Universities for blacks during Apartheid?
• Didn't this inhumane Government increase its budget on black education by 30% every year?
• Paid for by white taxes.
• How was it possible in such inhumane conditions, for 65% of black South African children to be at school, compared to Egypt 64%, Nigeria 57%, Ghana52%, Tanzania50% and Ethiopia 29%?
• How was it possible in such inhumane conditions, that 71% of black adults in South Africa could read and write, compared to Kenya 47%, Egypt 38%, Nigeria 34% and Mozambique 26%?
• Didn't these 'inhumane racist whites' build 15 new classrooms for black schools, EVERY working day, EVERY year?
• How was it possible in such inhumane conditions, for the black population to grow from 5 million to 40 million?
• If the Apartheid regime was so inhumane, why did it spend 56% of its annual budget on blacks?
• If it was so inhumane, how was it possible for black living standards to rise by 5.4% per year?
• If it was so inhumane, how did Soweto get 115 football fields, 3 rugby fields, 4 athletic tracks, 11 cricket pitched, 2 golf courses, 47 tennis courts, 7 swimming pools built to Olympic standards, 5 bowling alleys, 81 netball fields, 39 children's play parks, and 78 civic halls, 42 cinemas, 48 clubhouses, 316 churches, 378 schools, 2 technical colleges, 8 clinics, 63 child day care centres, 11 Post Offices, and its own fruit and vegetable market?
• All paid for by white taxes!
• If it was SO bad, why did Soweto alone have more cars, taxis, schools, churches and sport facilities than most independent countries in Africa?
• more private vehicles than the entire white population of the USSR at the time?
• Who gave Blacks the Baragwanath Hospital for free? The biggest hospital in the world, with 3245 beds and at its peak almost 8200 staff?
• It had 23 operation theatres fitted out with the most modern medical equipment that existed in the world; where Blacks were treated and operated on, at full government subsidies, costs to the white taxpayers for unlimited periods.
• The budget of this hospital was higher than the yearly budget of most small member states of the United Nations.
• It employed 456 medical doctors in full-time service.
• It treated 112 000 in-patients and 1.76 million out-patients per year.
• The children and infant death rate with 34.8 per 1000 was lower than Harlem in New York.
• In 1982 alone, this hospital performed 908 heart operations of world standard on Black patients.
• 94% of the blood donors to that hospital, whites?
• Who gave the blacks the St. John's Eye Clinic, world famous for the treatment of Glaucoma, cataracts, eye traumatic injuries and rare tropical diseases?
• All built and maintained by white taxpayers money for blacks.
• And remember that 92% of the inhumane whites voted for change in South Africa in the referendum of 17 March 1992.

This in a country where nothing existed prior to the White man arriving in 1652. The Blacks hadn't built schools, universities, or even figured out reading, writing or basic arithmetic.

But hey, let's keep on blaming the whites and apartheid 32 years after an entire country, in perfect working condition, was handed over to Black majority rule.

Video ⬇️ Real humour about restructuring the budget back in those days...

[🇿🇦 Keith 🇿🇦 @K76167969]

Always said AB’s look stunning in a Burqa.

[Howard Feldman @HowardFeldman]

"We are far too complacent with our freedom" she says, clearly missing the irony of her words. Or arrogantly assuming that people will be fooled by her glib and dangerous language.

https://t.co/oOAxmS2vO3

[🇿🇦 Keith 🇿🇦 @K76167969]

@LindsayMan35486 On the face of it, not clever, less so when continuing to kick high into the wind.
The “box kick” from the base of a set piece is designed to move the play forward 20+ metres.
Timing is vital, descending ball and advancing attack to coincide.
Maybe wind was stronger higher.

[🇿🇦 Keith 🇿🇦 @K76167969]

@NatashaCL7 There’s a price tag on honesty.
Most claim they respect and honour it.
Fact is they can’t handle it.
Low popularity and social stigma follows.