President @CyrilRamaphosa Why is one of the biggest financial decisions in South Africa’s democratic history being done so quietly and in secret?
We’re talking about R84 billion in public assets, R140 billion in new borrowing and billions more in potential taxpayer funds)
No proper national debate. No real public consultation.
South Africans deserve transparency. What are you hiding with this @Eskom_SA Transmission restructuring?
NW province lets do better....Poverty will kill us if we dont take out the ANC, we are not poor but have all we need on our land...ANC must go, foreigners are least of our problems
#VodacomGiganathi#MandelaDay#SAvsWAL
The police station of Tlhatlhaganyane in the North West produced a fake case number to protect one of the mines. Katlego deserves JUSTICE @SAPoliceService.
He CAN NO LONGER WALK & its business as usual for mine owners.
I have immense respect for this man! In a country where celebrities would rather prioritise themselves, he chose integrity and patriotism! May the odds be ever in your favour 🤍
In Africa several countries DO NOT allow women to give Foreign men citizenship, it’s only the men who are allowed to including Nigeria and Somalia 🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️ it’s so bad that even their children don’t get citizenship if the father is a foreigner… but when South Africans say it the very same foreign men act like South Africans are XENOPHOBIC for wanting the same!!!
In a conversation with Ntsiki Mazwai, Prof Sipho Seepe argues that when Apartheid became unworkable, the ruling class looked for ways to contain the power of the Black majority.
According to Prof Seepe, because Black South Africans held the numbers to dominate a parliamentary democracy, White people pushed for a shift toward a constitutional democracy to oversee and restrict Black power.
Prof Seepe characterises the normalised warning against majoritarianism as a false narrative, and points out the irony that courts themselves operate on majority decisions rather than immediate, unanimous consensus.
To illustrate that judges are not neutral or infallible, he cites the Phala Phala case, noting it took 15 months to yield entirely different legal interpretations.
He also outlines how the decisions and leaders of the Black majority are constantly undermined and audited by external forces, specifically the mainstream media and academics and that post-1994 South Africa failed to thoroughly interrogate and reform core systems, namely the media, the judiciary, and universities, leaving the original structural architecture of control untouched.
"We Are Not Going To Be Colonised By You Somalians.."
• Amaxhosa, the nation that almost singlehandedly led our Black nation to victory against Apartheid, is again fighting.
This time, the fight is for economic survival in the increasingly anti-black Western Cape Province🇿🇦
On 16 July 2026, @netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos cited the South African series “The Polygamist."
Netflix’s shareholder lists the series among its widely viewed Q2 releases.
Sarandos discussed the series while explaining Netflix’s ability to develop local programming that travels globally. He described #ThePolygamist as a “soapy series for South Africa" that had become a major hit in the country and was traveling across the region and internationally.
He said #ThePolygamist had reached 24 million views in five weeks (12 June - 12 July 2026) and was still appearing on Netflix’s charts.
Via @africanfilmpress
#NetflixAfrica #Netflix @NetflixSA #SdumoMtshali #Jonasi #leadingman #actor #tv #storytelling #SouthAfrica
Apparently the Nigerians are Marching in the streets against Chidimma 😂😂😂
Bathi she scammed them off the titile of Miss Nigeria but shes busy fighting to avoid being deported from South Africa.