"If you say the ANC must abandon BEE, you are saying we must cease to exist, and we won't do that."
— ANC SECRETARY GENERAL, FIKILE MBALULA
Without the BEE scam, there would be no ANC tenderpreneurs, no mining cartels, and no bogus businessmen.
These are the individuals who merely attach their names to investments and companies through their proximity to power, without offering any actual service or value.
The apartheid cow has been milked to the point of near collapse; there are now only bones and no flesh.
Race-based economics is simply not a viable option, and it will leave absolutely nothing for the next generations.
‼️🚨 Gayton McKenzie has confirmed that the ANC will still control municipal councils with the help of smaller parties such as the PA, EFF, MK, IFP and the rest.
Splitting your vote between smaller parties will only help the ANC. Consolidate your vote behind the DA instead.
We want to govern to fight corruption. They want to govern to feed off it.
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R36.7 million for taps. That’s what the ANC, EFF, PA, Al Jama-ah coalition of chaos spent your ratepayer money on.
We spent a fraction of that and delivered a complete water project with standpipes, purification systems and solar panels.
Allow us to demonstrate this in the rest of Joburg by voting DA on BOTH BALLOTS on 4 November.🗳️🇿🇦
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Babita Deokaran was a sister, daughter, mother and whistleblower who stood against corruption and paid the ultimate price.
Her brother Rakesh shares her story.
They have names. They deserve justice. #TheyHaveNames
📷 Watch Rakesh’s story: https://t.co/ZnCmBYMSLi
Since taking office, @JMilei has brought monthly inflation down from nearly 20% to roughly 2%.
Halved poverty in Argentina.
Reduced government spending by laying off 56,000 civil servants.
Rent prices down 40%.
It can be done.
If the love for your nation and people is your priority.
South Africans, what will it take to stop rewarding absolute incompetence?
There comes a time when citizens cease to be victims. In South Africa, that time is now. You cannot continue voting for incompetence.
What the ANC has done to Johannesburg is a tragedy of generational proportions. The financial hub of the continent is crumbling from systemic neglect, broken infrastructure, and institutional rot.
Demanding change requires breaking the cycle. If voters continue to tolerate mediocrity, they are actively choosing to let the decay spread country-wide.
Monday morning at the Johannesburg Road Agency’s Asphalt Plant. The conduct of the ANC-aligned officials working here is telling. Watch the full video to see what unfolded.
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JHB HAS ONE SIMPLE REQUEST 😂🇿🇦
People don't mind who governs Johannesburg anymore…Just turn JHB into CPT😭
Fix the potholes. Clean the streets. Collect the rubbish. Fix the sewage. Maintain the parks. Make public spaces work.
We don't care who gets the credit, just give us the results 😂
This is the reality for many children in South Africa. While campaigning, we found a baby living in unacceptable circumstances. With the help of social workers, we got the child into a safe environment. We will keep acting in the best interest of the most vulnerable in our society.
In South Africa, the majority of the population holds complete voting power, allowing them to shape policy, elect leadership, and dictate the regulatory environment.
Because voters choose to keep corrupt politicians in power election after election, they can no longer be viewed merely as victims, they have become complicit.
Furthermore, South Africa's constitution guarantees full protection and equality for the Black majority, effectively removing all legal barriers based on race, gender, or background.
The steady emergence of a substantial Black middle class since 1994 proves that individuals can, and do, ascend economically within the current system.
South Africa doesn't need racist laws, racist regulations, or race-based economics.
In today's landscape, technology and open markets provide accessible platforms for anyone with a viable product or skill to build a business from scratch. That is how to solve unemployment and poverty.
Those who still blame race for gaps in education, property rights, and capital are conveniently ignoring three decades of ANC governance.
This administration was put in power, and kept in power, by the very majority suffering under its weak policies.
Relying on racial excuses only serves to shield a failed ruling party and prop up a weak ideology.
While youth unemployment exceeds 50% and entry-level jobs are scarce, the root cause is not historical roadblocks, but the policy failures of a government elected by the people.
True. When I would take my kids to a shopping mall and Elon disappeared, I just needed to find the nearest bookstore. He would be sitting on the floor reading.
Expropriation Without Compensation doesn't benefit anyone except politicians in power.
It is not a black versus white fight; it's about economics and human and property rights.
But the tragedy is that the ANC has already pushed propaganda onto their puppets, and the puppets have been convinced that it's a win for black people, just like they did with BBBEE and cadre deployment.
It's all political spoils for politicians, not citizens.
South Africa will forever be trapped in a series of scam policies, implemented through race-baiting, and supported by gullible people backing the trash.
Cyril Ramaphosa and his ANC comrades are still fighting the ghosts of apartheid, guarding against an invasion that isn't coming.
No white South African is plotting to "take back" the country.
There's no reason for the cadres to hate, punish, or sabotage white business owners and farmers. Their actual job is simple: keep the economy running.
Instead, look at what's real. Five South African cities rank among the most dangerous in the world, with murder rates that rival active war zones.
Youth unemployment is rampant. The rand keeps buckling under inflation. Millions of South Africans still don't have clean water.
These are the emergencies. Punishing the white community isn't one of them, making South Africa work is.
This morning we held a water presser at a leak that’s been left unfixed for two years by Joburg Water. When we arrived with journalists, Joburg Water officials were already on site covering the leak with soil.
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