Sanele Thwala

[Miyandy @Amahashi_]

Unfortunately the apartheid system is still very much alive and it’s here to systemically suppress Black South Africans.

But the insult is that some Black people now do the locking.
You got a lil job, a Discovery card, and a little access to wealthy people’s breadcrumbs and immediately became the police of other Black people’s pain.
The poor complain and you rush to shut them up. You defend outsourcing. You repeat the same lie that SA has less qualified people, so foreigners must be brought in.
You have never sat at home with a Master’s or PhD while HR says you are too expensive. You have never been rejected from teaching posts you are qualified for. You have never watched your qualifications rot while someone else takes the seat.
A foreigner getting hired does not wound you. You already have work. It wounds the person who is qualified, unemployed, and watching it happen from the outside.

Your comfort does not give you the right to speak for the discarded. Sit down.

[Jacinta Ngobese🇿🇦 @JacintaNgobese]

It’s not March and March that’s saying it, it’s the law but somehow we are told that we don’t have educated people in this country who can meet the said requirements to lecture?? Some Educated people think they are gods and are even above the law, no wonder some of them are so out of touch with reality ‼️‼️

[Cyber_Racheal @CyberRacheal]

A must Watch!

[Sanele Thwala @SaneleIts2Easy]

@Judgement1000 @Zikamnyamane I'm on the way broer!

[Sanele Thwala @SaneleIts2Easy]

@Father_Of_Geeks Holdup! That's not what Elon Musk , Sam Altman and the likes are saying though bro?!

[Diet Coke @Compaqllow]

Penny Lebyane was right!!

[Sanele Thwala @SaneleIts2Easy]

Society has us fooled!

[Bruce @BruceOnWealth]

Luxuries that many people overlook:

Daily meals.
Good health.
Running water.
Peaceful moments.
A place to call home.
Parents still by their side.

Treat them like the privileges they are.

[Sanele Thwala @SaneleIts2Easy]

@PureZara 🙏🏾😀it's cool that you added the ingredients and instructions to this video... Hope more like this follow

[VIEW4YOU @view4you_sa]

Little by Little, Piece by Piece the truth and the puzzle is coming together.

Darkness cannot comprehend the light, we got a few dealerships come forth saying they pay MIOSA @MIOSA5307710 monthly 😲 the one dealership stated, they have to be biased because we pay them. Exciting to see where this is heading.

We look forward to the response of @TheNCC_RSA to this letter once they have read it.

@Mxoli_mkhonza Respect for this, your company BeforeYouSign has come in at no better time ✊🏾

https://t.co/A51Z9VRFWI

[CITY BRU🩵🇿🇦 @cecilmag27]

my goat is always on point

[Sanele Thwala @SaneleIts2Easy]

@pattycheekys Damn that thing 🍑fat!!

[Eddie Deen @TheDeenShow]

Islam prohibited this 1400 years ago

[Farai Mazhindu @FaraiMazhindu]

When the ANC assumed power in 1994, they inherited the most sophisticated economic engine on the African continent.

They were handed a deep-water port network, a highly complex rail system that efficiently moved freight from the interior to the coast, an integrated national power grid that generated some of the cheapest electricity in the world, and a professional, rule-bound civil service.

That system possessed underlying engineering and administrative principles that were globally competitive.

The historical task of the new government was simple: maintain the existing engineering standards, scale the capacity to include the black majority, and expand the productive tax base.

Instead, the ANC executed a 30 year masterclass in structural vandalism.

They introduced cadre deployment, incompetence, corruption, and political impunity, systematically replacing competent engineers, financial auditors, and institutional administrators with politically loyal party hacks.

The results are not ideological; they are physical.

It takes centuries of capital accumulation, spatial planning, and disciplined maintenance to build an interconnected civilization, but it takes only a few decades of deliberate neglect to destroy it.

You can see the rot in real-time.

The ultimate tragedy is that the liberation movement successfully decoupled its survival from the material reality of the country.

The ANC did not "decolonize" South Africa; they simply consumed its foundational capital.

They proved that an elite equipped with nothing but liberation slogans and an insatiable appetite for state contracts can liquidate 300 years of built infrastructure in just three decades, leaving the next generation to inherit a broken, unmanageable corpse.

[Sizwe SikaMusi @SizweLo]

Dr Rahmeh Aladwan talking about why Palestinians do NOT look to South Africa as a model for liberation.

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

The facts remain that Racism is built out of jealousy.

[REBEL @rebelreloaded]

Now, this is Ubuntu. More African immigrants need to adopt this perspective.

You cannot move to another country and completely detach yourself from the people and society around you. You cannot distance yourself from the struggles of your fellow Black people while benefiting from the opportunities, freedoms and privileges created through their resilience and fighting spirit.

[TSOGANG VUKANI AMKENI @Tsogang3]

The reason why our electricity is so expensive? 👇🏿

[Nicole Barlow @Nicole_Barlow1]

This lady is right. Maybe someone should send this video to Naledi Pandor...🤔

[Sanele Thwala @SaneleIts2Easy]

@__T_touch Playing while sagging your shorts kodwa nkos'yamii yini?!🤦🏾