Cape Town is full of Nigerians selling drugs,openly on the streets, in the CBD, in clubs and in the townships, day and night, while nothing is being done about it.
South Africa must respond decisively - revoke all American mining licenses and take back our mining rights, we cannot keep enriching the same bully that is using trade as a weapon to punish us for standing as an independent and sovereign nation.
It is regrettable that South African policies led to the termination of AGOA for South Africa. This was a predictable and preventable outcome resulting from the rejection by South Africa's government of real concerns raised by the U.S. Government. I remain hopeful that we can find a path forward to address our larger bilateral concerns, but the South African government must understand the gravity of the situation. We know that if America succeeds, so too will South Africa. This is the partnership I will continue to pursue as expeditiously as possible.
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@USAmbRSA South Africa must respond decisively - revoke all American mining licenses and take back our mining rights, we cannot keep enriching the same bully that is using trade as a weapon to punish us for standing as an independent and sovereign nation.
@eNCA South Africa must respond decisively - revoke all American mining licenses and take back our mining rights, we cannot keep enriching the same bully that is using trade as a weapon to punish us for standing as an independent and sovereign nation.
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Day one IEC messed up, IEC officials travelling with Party Agents of the ANC Eastern Cape Mnquma Ward 17 Mekeni Voting Station,Did IEC train the stuff, Ayikho lento @IECSouthAfrica 🤧🤧
The IEC in the Eastern Cape must be monitored because I suspect they have been working for the ANC for a very long time now, there is no way the ANC keeps winning with huge margins in the Eastern Cape when their service to the people is poor and there is nothing to show, that province is still poor but ANC always wins big,We need to watch IEC in Eastern Cape.@BantuHolomisa sanulala ephondweni nanga amasela esiba ivoti
The ANC & @IECSouthAfrica have already started in Eastern Cape, East London. Allowing ANC members to bring t-shirt and tell special voters to vote for them 💔
The City of Johannesburg is collapsing under the coalition of ANC, PA, IFP, EFF and Al Jama-ah, there is no service delivery, the streets are dirty, water and lights are always off, roads are full of potholes and buildings are hijacked, this coalition is only about positions and tenders not about serving the people of Johannesburg and they have failed completely.
I will eradicate drugs from the streets of Ekurhuleni.
I have done it without power. Imagine what I will do WITH power. We will raid, we will shut down, and we will reclaim every corner from drug dealers.
This City will not be a haven for nyaope and its merchants.
#VoteActionSA
DA has neglected Cape Town townships like Khayelitsha, Nyanga, Gugulethu and Philippi while the suburbs and city centre are well serviced, there are no proper services, no development, no housing and no dignity for black people under DA, they only care about their white areas and rich suburbs.
AmaZulu in KZN must wake up and stop being used - the IFP used them for its leaders' interests before, and now MK is using them for its leaders' interests and personal battles; both parties exploit Zulus for their own gain while they get nothing in return, MK is unstable, divided and will do nothing for the people, so a vote for Zuma's MK is wasted because it serves personal interests, not the interests of the voters.
“I will be an ANC member until I die,” said Jacob Zuma, President of the uMkhonto WeSizwe Party.
He was addressing MK Party supporters at the Princess Magogo Stadium in KwaMashu, Durban where the party held its final election rally ahead of the opening of polls tomorrow. TCG
WATCH: Former President Jacob Zuma says he has heard that he could soon be arrested and if that the case, he is not afraid to go to jail as he was previously jailed in Estcourt and elsewhere - KZN Tonight Podcast
Buthelezi and Inkatha always claimed to fight for the Zulu people, but what did they actually deliver? The economy of KZN is still owned by whites and Indians. Walk through Durban - you will see who owns the factories, the buildings, the harbour economy. It is not our people. Inkatha's politics did not transform the economy, it preserved inequality.
You can't trust a politician who changes his mind every time he wants to be favoured. One day he says one thing, the next day he says the opposite. That is not leadership, that is opportunism. A real politician stands on principle, not on convenience.