The Orange Basin is a great example of how NGOs are holding SA back.
I was shocked to find out that 60% of the Orange Basin (where Namibia found its oil) is in South Africa.
The reason South Africa hasn't drilled for any oil is because NGOs are citing environmental impact
For years we’ve been warning South Africans that foreign-funded activism isn’t always about protecting our interests.
Instead of debating the evidence, critics chose to attack the people raising the alarm.
Link: https://t.co/NIVwIXOmgw
The struggle against apartheid was not fought by our heroes so that we could be replaced in our own country. Winnie Mandela, the youth of 1976, Steve Biko, Chris Hani, and countless others paid the ultimate price to end white minority rule.
The sacrifices were immense. In June 1976, young people took to the streets of Soweto and were met with brutal state violence. They were not fighting for a system where the descendants of European settlers and foreign-funded NGOs would use the Constitution, the Judiciary, and the Department of Home Affairs to slowly replace black South Africans with foreigners. This is the reality we are facing, and we are not blind to it.
The institutions built on their blood have been weaponised against their own people. They have become the tools for disinheriting us. We will not be silent. We will not let the sacrifice of our heroes be in vain. South Africa is for South Africans. That is a truth we will never abandon.
🚨 BREAKING: LIMPOPO POLICE BUST HUMAN TRAFFICKING RING! 🚨
Five young men are safe tonight after an elite, intelligence-driven police raid smashed open a terrifying kidnapping syndicate in Levubu!
Here is the shocking reality of what went down:
■ A local spaza shop in Valdezia Mambedi Village was used to hide a dark, criminal operation.
■ Cops pushed past a locked door to find five traumatised victims (aged 18–24) huddled inside.
■ Abducted separately in Giyani, they were thrown into a truck and held hostage for 12 brutal days.
■ Surviving on just scraps of bread, they were repeatedly assaulted while captors terrorised their families for ransom cash.
■ Officers seized illicit cigarettes, phones, and cash, slapping handcuffs on two suspects.
🚨 Ethiopian nationals Misganu Gethchwe (24) and Teshal Tumebo (20) have already dragged their feet into court facing charges of kidnapping, money laundering, and possession of illicit goods.
Two dangerous suspects managed to escape and are currently running from the law.
Huge respect to the SAPS team who followed the clues and brought these young men home alive. Let’s get these remaining two behind bars where they belong!
Our black CEO is presiding over a bank that wanted to kill an educated Black woman after she proved that the bank had committed fraud against her and had almost killed her daughter in the process. Instead of protecting the Black woman, our Black CEO procured a top legal firm to intimidate her.
Black leaders can embarrass you when they are in powerful positions.
When it had to do with President Zuma, the justice system was “brutal” with “imaginary state captures” but have very soft gloves on Maumela the nephew of Ramaphosa who looted a billion; Maumela still free even today.
Do you think the justice system has skewed eyes in SA?