Radio 702 man: What do you think of Cyril?
Adv Muzi Sikhakhane: I view each of the post-Apartheid presidents through political systems and compromises they represented.
Mandela was used as a buffer between downtrodden people and the system, driven by an obsession with sainthood rather than pushing for radical structural change.
Thabo Mbeki is a modern leader who accomplished some great things, but was overly aligned with “Western modernity”.
Jacob Zuma was another “missed opportunity.” He needs to do introspection regarding his presidency and the self-serving agendas around him.
Cyril Ramaphosa represents compromise and selling out, even if unconscious, symbolising how money and political manoeuvring are used to stay at the top. Cyril embodies long-standing flaws within the ANC, namely, a moderate compromise that neglects the daily reality of the country’s most vulnerable people.
@mokabah@SizweLo People like yourself are part of the problem. Radical Economic Transformation cannot die while the majority of South Africans are still living below the poverty line. South Africa cannot claim economic justice when millions remain trapped in poverty.
#WakeUpDarkie
Your newly appointed NSFAS administrator Prof @Hlengane Mathebula is spending R250k on travel & luxury hotel stays.
Been on the job less than 3 months btw
He was supposed to usher in disciplined financial governance @ButiManamela
Cadres don’t care about poor ppl @CyrilRamaphosa
The impact of drugs in on our communities is a huge problem.
I have a close family member who has relapsed again, highlighting the profound challenges individuals and families face in our communities.
Its important that we address this issue proactively to safeguard the well-being of future generations.
The gravity of this situation often becomes most apparent when it directly affects those within our immediate circle, and the emotional toll can be damaging.
Honestly, I hope that individuals found guilty of drug tracking activities at the Madlanga Commission are held fully accountable for their actions.
Such conduct represents a profound betrayal of humanity and, in my view, constitutes an act of treason.
God Bless South Africa 😓💔
When these native kids were killed by foreign owned Spaza shops,no foreign funded NGOs and Pan Africanists made noise about their shattered dreams, but South Africans are being blackmailed because a foreign child must go back to their native Land alive 💔
[WATCH] Responding to reports that the South African government should pay compensation to Nigerian nationals who left their properties in South Africa fearing alleged xenophobic attacks, Ntshavheni says no payment will be made by government.
#Newzroom405
Maybe President Cyril Ramaphosa is not a bad person. They just recruit us to hate him with them.
March and March had successful protests without violence. 🤞🏾
Hello @TauParks@Stellarated@DSBD_SA says that you are responsible for the administration of Spaza shop funds and you have the list of the beneficiaries.
We have been asking Nna ,where is the list of beneficiaries that got their money from the 500 Million spaza shop funds @Stellarated got last year in April and she only cares about 9 Provinces and sends her minion @LuuMbalana to tweet 9 provinces with the so called funds they alleged was used so far .
Was beyond disgusting is @Stellarated going as far as giving at home appliances to shut us up
List guys that money doesn’t belong to any of you guys. @GovernmentZA you can’t act like you don’t see South Africans tweeting everyday and asking for @Stellarated@TauParks to account to the 500 million
Fanon rejects the native middle class as intellectually lazy, superficial imitators of the colonizer&alienated from the rural masses. Today South Africa graphically depicted all the lamentations outlined in Pitfalls of National Consciousness.Clever Blacks are iceboys of settlers!