@HermanMashaba@CyrilRamaphosa Relax Herman this was a good move, infact it’s checkmate for Afriforum they’re crying mad tears. In politics you need to play with your head not with your heart uzolimala!
2 days ago, something huge happened and our media almost completely ignored it.
The "Referendum Party" of white racists that is agitating for "Cape Independence" merged with FF+ which is in the GNU.
Epstein used to visit Cape Town quite often. In his book about South Africa, he mentions Rob Hersov, a person who was on his friend list. Although Epstein has disappeared, Rob Hersov is now pushing for Cape independence.
Rob Hersov must tell us about Epstein
Rob Hersov must tell us why he wants Cape independence
Epstein has trafficked South African children to his islands.
We can’t stay silent about this!
Say no to Cape independence!
Say no to Epstein’s abuse!
@AfricaFirsts isiZulu= indlu 🏠
Native Americans, Antarctica, Greenland, Iceland, Alaska, Canada= igloo 🏠
Therefore these "Bantus" are natives of much bigger land mass than we're taught🤔
The document is a protected disclosure by former SAPS Crime Intelligence analyst Philasande Dotyeni to Parliament's ad hoc committee. It alleges Lt Gen Sindile Mfazi (Deputy National Commissioner, Crime Detection) was poisoned in July 2021—not COVID-19, as initially stated—while probing Phala Phala and other corruption. Toxicology after exhumation confirmed poisoning with casting resin.
Mfazi received the initial Phala Phala report from Gen Rhoode and reportedly investigated further per his notes (per Dotyeni's claimed review of Mfazi's pocket book).
Claims of a Presidency-linked cover-up (files seized post-death) and Ramaphosa involvement in the killing remain unproven allegations from this testimony, with no official charges, convictions, or independent corroboration from completed probes like the Public Protector's 2023 report (which cleared Ramaphosa on Phala Phala ethics). The ad hoc committee heard related evidence; full outcomes pending. Serious claims warrant thorough, transparent investigation.
Did DR Congo give the USA “access” to Congolese minerals and rare earths in exchange for the DR Congo to sit at the @WhiteHouse with the hope (albeit misguided) that the imperialists will stop arming foreign militias and mercenaries?
Americans will have trillions dollars worth of minerals and rare earths because of the pens and pieces of paper from Washington DC?
What exactly did DR Congo gain?
What exactly was Rwanda committed to doing?
Can anyone explain where peace is going to come from?
💥🌍 Let’s call it what it is: this isn’t “peace,” it’s a 21st-century resource grab dressed up as diplomacy.
Trump didn’t even try to hide it.
Not “we will help Congo rebuild.”
Not “we will stabilize the Great Lakes region.”
Not “we will protect civilians from the deadliest conflict since WWII.”
Instead:
💬 “We’ll send our biggest companies… take the rare earth… take the assets. Everybody will make a lot of money.”
This is the same script Africa has heard for 100 years:
🇧🇪 Belgium did it with rubber & ivory
🇫🇷 France did it with uranium
🇬🇧 The British did it with gold & oil
🇺🇸 Now it’s cobalt, coltan, copper, rare earths — the minerals that power American tech, EVs, AI, and defense.
The tragedy?
The world frames it as “development.”
Africans live it as extraction without transformation.
If peace in Congo becomes just another excuse to let foreign corporations strip a $24 trillion treasure chest while locals stay poor, then nothing has changed.
A real peace deal has one measure:
➡️ Do Congolese children benefit more than American shareholders?
Until the answer is “yes,” this isn’t diplomacy.
It’s the same colonial logic — just with better branding and press conferences.
🔥 Africa doesn’t need another foreign miner.
🔥 It needs sovereignty over its own future.
This US/KE deal represents a major increase in US mass surveillance capabilities.
It will allow the US to see the name and location of everyone who uses a Kenyan healthcare facility in realtime -- and get a copy of their biometrics.