We must reject privatisation of our constitutional and human rights. Prioritising share holders & profits is a corrupt approach to local governance and a misuse of public resources. The residents of Johannesburg are a priority to me and there is more than enough talent and resources to make this city a thriving city. #VoteEFF #DrTlaleng4Mayor ❤️🖤💚
12 million people unemployed. 12 million. Tjo😖😳! On top of that, you have doctors who are unemployed. 1,800 junior doctors. How do you have doctors unemployed? In what society does that even make sense @HealthZA?
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@SAHRCommission, you remain diligently complacent with domestic terrorists!
You continue to drag your feet hoping we forget this matter – Reference Number: HO25260015.
An African child's rights were grossly violated by AfriForum!
As for the media, well, we are reminded hourly here on these streets that there is very little (if any) JOURNALISM! Most is just regurgitation, and your white supremacists generally get free rein. 😡
I see the middle class of Johannesburg, across all races, Black and White, is not buying into @Our_DA’s “let’s privatise municipal services” manifesto. The meltdown 🫣🤣🤣🤣. Someone must ask them, what have they privatized in Cape Town?
The DA says its plan to involve the private sector in providing services, through transparent tender processes, will be rolled out to all municipalities it governs after the November 4 municipal polls. https://t.co/U77UN4oS9I
Dr Gumani is 100% right. Let’s clear up the media spin with basic math:
In the 2024 National election, the EFF lost 352k votes and the DA lost 115k votes. But in Local elections (Ward councillors), the DA lost 2,958,724 actual human votes while the EFF lost just 14k!
Mainstream media claims the EFF is dead, but hides the 3 million local vote collapse from the DA. Don't let podcast clout chasers fool you before the November 4th local elections.
#IEC. #FactsOverClout. #LGE2026
The other day in Vhembe, celebrating 13 years of existence and launching the 2026 local government election manifesto. Thank you in advance to the ground forces for the victory.
Having watched the Zondo Commission with keen interest, chaired by a former Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court, and now watching the Madlanga Commission, chaired by another former Justice of the Constitutional Court, Justice Madlanga, I am reminded that these appointments remain highly political, and sometimes competent people are overlooked for others who are less competent than them.