I might not have thousands of rands that black children ask for on a daily basis on twitter but I am pretty sure I can dig in now and then and come out with R1.
The idea of R1 is to give everyone the right to use their money as they please.
According to the family: We are looking for our daughter Ntandokazi Baloyi (26) from Diepkloof. She was last seen on 04 April 2026 at Diepkloof Square. If you see her please call 10111 or 0847745627. Your assistance will be highly appreciated
@superflyy3@EphraimSbudda@Rahul_AJ_1990 I would be careful to call people "30 percenters" based on just the statement you made. You proudly said 88% and missed to analyze it based on the ratio of the population. I had hoped to break it down to you but noticed it is pointless. Take care
What’s happening in the USA is insane. It should be a lesson to a lot of South Africans who think apartheid can never come back. All it takes is voting for the wrong person.
@Moses_Austin @WaltcoSA @zilevandamme@Starlink@elonmusk I am genuinely invested in this debate. Now that they are both weather dependant, what is the way forward. Can we talk about the disadvantages of both to weigh if starlink is even worth the talk?
I have a small big rant.
First off. So good to see so many South Africans taking a stand against @Starlink and @elonmusk.
You call the majority of the people who make this country, who happen to be Black, genocidal savages, less than human. You lie about South Africa repeatedly, with the greatest contempt and hatred. And then you expect us to pressure our government to do business with you? You are drunk on your own mythology. You are drunk on the delusion that Apartheid South Africa still has power over us, and you can exert it will lies, bullying and, LOL, tweets.
And that Department must stop irritating us by running around like “Yes Baas. Yes Bawana. Yes Master.” Scrambling to please a man who has shown himself to be untrustworthy and perfectly willing to compromise our data sovereignty and national security, all for a vanity connectivity project that solves none of the communications and IT structural problems the department should be focusing on.
Now, I have a special space in my heart for that portfolio. Deep, deep. But I silenced myself. I gave space. I gave grace. I gave fairness and trust. That goodwill is gone. Not an inch more will be given.
Fix spectrum.
Fix digital migration.
Fix high data prices.
Fix your SOEs.
Protect South Africans online.
That is your mandate. Not billionaire appeasement. Not jackass whispering.
Aniyeke ukus’bangela uk’shisha ngo Starlink. And yes, it IS about Starlink. And for other political reasons about the various GNU bases.
ENOUGH. Do your job.
@Nooneyouknowbut @GodPenuel @lesatwala I've been reading the comments and thinking it must be nice being a man and a childless woman because both don't understand anything about what this woman is going through. This is beyond finances
Former police minister Nathi Mthethwa later admitted that my arrest was unlawful and illegal. He apologised for it in an official letter. I sued the state successfully and donate every cent to charity. I didn’t file a lawsuit to be rich but as a matter of principles. You can read more about that arrest from my bestselling memoir, Nothing Left To Steal.
We have laid a complaint with the Public Protector to investigate Minister Mchunu on the allegations made by Lt General Mkhwanazi.
We need to push for accountability on all fronts.
Women For Change stands with Denise Zimba, who has been relentlessly fighting to keep her two young daughters in South Africa, the only home they truly know.
The Johannesburg High Court ruled in favor of Denise’s estranged husband, allowing him to take their daughters, aged 19 months and 5 years, back to Germany - a country they barely know - separating them from their mother, who is their primary caregiver.
The court filed documents and claimed that the girls would be distressed without their father but failed to acknowledge the devastating trauma it would have on the children to tear them away from their mother and their home.
In 2022, Denise, her husband, and their daughter moved to Germany. After giving birth to her second child, the family returned to South Africa, but amid ongoing marital disputes, Denise felt more supported by her family and friends and decided to stay in their Cape Town home with her daughters. Her husband initially agreed and returned to Germany - only to later file a Hague Convention case against her, claiming she had unlawfully retained the children. Since then, Denise has been fighting in court for the right to keep her children close and raise them in a safe and loving environment.
This ruling is yet another example of the system failing mothers. Fathers can claim parental rights while disregarding the immense emotional and physical labor mothers dedicate to raising their children. The trauma of taking children away from their mothers - their source of comfort, safety, and love - is immeasurable.
How many more mothers must fight against a system that disregards their sacrifices, love, and children’s best interests? How many more women must be labeled as criminals for simply trying to protect and nurture their own children?
We stand with Denise and every mother who has had to fight - often alone, often unheard, and too often losing. We demand justice for Denise, her two daughters, and all the women silenced by a system that continues to fail them. #womenforchange
@dee_plainview@Omirah0@DearS_o_n Hence the standard for seeing the kingdom of heaven is set on being like children. It is best being like children not a real man
“ In my 3 years in office as the Mayor of Joburg, the EFF were the most supportive in the coalition arrangement. None of the @EFFSouthAfrica ever came to my house to discuss issues of tenders or any matters related to corruption.” leader of @Action4SA, @HermanMashaba.
The EFF remains true to the idea of open, accountable and corrupt-free government, and society without fear of victimisation by the state. The EFF remains true to its founding cardinal pillars which clearly defines its existence.
Faith has become a misnomer.
It sounds and feels good but I think we’ve lost the true meaning.
Try substituting it for trust.
I can say I have faith in God but do I really trust Him to meet my every need?
Unfortunately it takes us being brought to a place of desperation to realize this.
Having faith is crucial in these times but be clear on what God is really asking.
Trust in the Lord.
"When I cured my 13th AIDS patient, my mother said, "they are going to get you."
Our society is a mental asylum where the cure is kept a secret so they can profit from people’s misery.