Sysman Motloung

PhD Political Studies: #HydroPolitics #PolititicalTheory #Political behaviour #SouthAfricanPolitics a #FirstGen @TheNWU -RT not endorsement

[Sysman Motloung @SysMot]

Political scientists and politicians ought to do the work of an activist. In order to change, not maintain the status quo. By 'presenting the absent'

[Judaeda Blanco @Judaeda3]

As received,

My son is talking to them, attempting to stop them from using the chicken. I didn't trust myself to go close. Law enforcement does nothing... Do you know how heartbreaking it is to save a chicken's life only to witness it being tortured for ritual purposes? If one is going to eat a chicken, it should be killed humanely and not used for rituals.

I think it was their neighbours doing amadlozi ritual.

[Daniel Mayakovski @DaniMayakovski]

En las minas de oro de Ghana, estas son las condiciones en la que los esclavos extraen el mineral para las grandes multinacionales capitalistas; descalzos y tiritando de frío, se cubren con bolsas de la lluvia.

El capitalismo no es "tener un Iphone", es el saqueo imperialista y la esclavitud de pueblos enteros en África para que en Occidente los señoritos burgueses lleven oros y diamantes.

[Sysman Motloung @SysMot]

The poor quality and incoherence of this response by the spokesperson is an insult to the party.

[SABC News @SABCNews]

WATCH | ANC Spokesperson Mahlengi Bhengu says President Cyril Ramaphosa speaks the hearts and minds of South Africans and is trying to make sure that everyone is listened to.

[Sysman Motloung @SysMot]

An authoritarian in his backyard (mantlwane).

[Constitution First 🇿🇦 @Constitution_94]

Jacob Zuma used this kid on Thursday to tell MKP members of the National High Command [NHC] that they are no longer having responsibilities in their titles.

They just have empty titles

All the NHC powers given to TG, SG, DSG, National Organizer, Chairperson and two DPs have now being taken away and given to Jacob Zuma.

There is no structure to hold deployees accountable

Zuma is now the National High Command of MKP

None amongst the former NHC leaders knows his role anymore.

[Nature Unedited @NatureUnedited]

This pitbull got the neighbor's dog pregnant. When the puppies were brought over to meet him, he immediately denied any involvement

[Czar Nation 🦁 @Official_czar]

@NatureUnedited Bombastic side eye 😒 bro is not ready to take responsibilities

[Sysman Motloung @SysMot]

@lesegonaledi Thanks, attended to it. It was unnerving.

[In A Nutshell🥜 @Markosonke1]

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Senior Professor at Charlotte Maxeke Hospital RESIGNS amid frustration over collapsing conditions in the public healthcare system

The respected medical specialist reportedly cited corruption, poor management decisions and the lack of proper medical resources as some of the reasons behind his resignation.

According to sources close to the matter, the professor expressed deep concern that doctors are being forced to work under impossible conditions while politics continues to interfere with healthcare operations.

"You cannot run medicine with politics," he reportedly said, warning that lives are being put at risk when hospitals are managed through bureaucracy instead of medical priorities.

The resignation has sparked outrage online, with many South Africans saying the country is slowly losing experienced professionals because of frustration, mismanagement and burnout in state hospitals 💔

[Newzroom Afrika @Newzroom405]

In Evaton, recipients of the R350 social grant are pooling their money to run a bakery. The Isinkwa Sethu Investment Stokvel uses Sbusiso Ntsele’s Isicholo Investment Stokvel model, which uses funds to cover equipment, ingredients, and wages. Five months since launching, the bakery is operational, employs locals and plans to pay dividends to member shareholders. Sitheliswa Beja has more.

Watch: https://t.co/2vEq1OExe3

[Jacob Maroga @jacob_maroga]

The return to nuclear is getting louder in Europe. The engineering explanation is the importance of the high density dispatchable generation in power systems stability

In RSA we return to stable and surplus power after the failed assissination attempt on coal and @Eskom_SA between 2019 and 2023

[Azania @azania1023]

The ANC now shifting the blame to municipalities for allowing illegal foreigners to run Spaza Shops.

Both the ANC and Municipalities are guilty and both don’t have a plan to reclaim back these Spaza Shops.

[Khanya Thembane @noksy_k]

I wish the women who were part of the struggle received the same recognition and honour as their male counterparts.

[Sibs Gwiliza @S_Gwiliza]

Oscar Mabuyane is saying people with big houses in rural areas should be billed by municipalities and someone in the comments say udinga uvutheliswa ngok uBafo 😭😭😭😭

[New Direction AFRICA @Its_ereko]

🇲🇬 🇫🇷 BREAKING: Madagascar just caught a FRENCH EX-SERVICEMAN plotting to burn down the country.

Guy Baret is in maximum-security jail for allegedly planning power blackouts, inciting army mutiny, and stirring chaos. Madagascar also just kicked out a French diplomat.

France’s response? “Unfounded.” This is NOT ancient history. This is 2026.

While France runs on Niger’s uranium for its nuclear power, many of its former colonies still fight the same old game: political meddling, resource extraction, and economic chains.

CFA franc? Fixed to the euro with French backing — critics call it a sovereignty trap. Military bases and “cooperation” deals that never seem to end. Recent coups in the Sahel? France troops shown the door after years of accusations.

Africa is waking up.

From Niamey to Antananarivo: Enough.

No more Françafrique in 2026.

Africa’s resources for Africans. Africa’s future decided by Africans.

RT if you’re done with the old colonial playbook.

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

Zambia must decide by April 30 if it'll provide US businesses with preferential access to its minerals, or lose support for 1.3 million people who rely on funding from Washington for HIV treatment.

Al Jazeera’s @marthevdwolf explains.

[Zwelinzima Vavi @Zwelinzima1]

Today (29.04.26), three unions marched on the offices of the Minister of Communications. Their message was clear: the South African Post Office is being destroyed, not by accident, but through sustained neglect, corruption, privatisation and commercialisation.

In 1994, the Post Office employed roughly 60,000 workers. Under apartheid, the state invested in institutions like the Post Office and other state-owned enterprises as part of an industrial strategy - however racially exclusionary - aimed in part at addressing the “poor white problem.”

Then came a democratic government elected by the black majority, carrying the historic mandate to confront the “poor black problem.” Yet, after 32 years, fewer than 5,000 jobs remain at the Post Office. Tens of thousands of workers have been pushed into the ranks of the unemployed, now standing at around 12.4 million.

This is not a natural disaster. It is the result of political choices.

Instead of directing justified anger at those who have abandoned this historic mission, a dangerous narrative is being promoted. It diverts attention away from the architects of collapse. It scapegoats the crisis in migration as if it is responsible for mass unemployment, deepening/degrading poverty, and making South Africa one of the most unequal societies in the world.

When we raise the structural fault lines of an economy that continues to marginalise the black majority, deindustrialisation, austerity, and the hollowing out of state capacity, we are accused of “defending illegal immigrants.” This is a deliberate distortion.

At no point have we argued for abandoning immigration laws or for open borders.

What we reject is the lie.

Migrants did not collapse the post office or state-owned enterprises, shut down the factories. Migrants did not design an economic model that concentrates wealth in the hands of a few while millions are condemned to unemployment and hunger.

The real task remains what it has always been: to hold accountable those in power, to rebuild public institutions, and to fight for an economy that serves the many, not the few.

[GhanaBoy Ni3🇬🇭 @ghanaboynie]

This is how Chinese are Destroying portable Drinking water of Loud Mouth Ghanaians telling South Africans to go Fight Whites . lol 😆 Misplaced Priorities, Why don’t you fight the Chinese First .

#Galamsey #Ghana #Africa #Trending #Fixyourcountry

[Swaziland News @SwaziNews]

BREAKING NEWS: King Mswati’s military bodyguard Lieutenant Colani Mdluli shoots, kills himself in front of SADC Heads of State during absolute Monarch’s forty (40) years on the Throne celebration in protest against low salaries.https://t.co/x4MbrwfrIM

[Kwena Molekwa @Miz_Ruraltarain]

Tensions are boiling over in Mooinooi as a explosive feud erupts between local residents, the ANC, and Samancor Mine. The community is sounding the alarm on a landscape "infested" with illegal chrome mining, but the real fury is aimed at a former ally: MySol.

Once a community firebrand, MySol is now accused of the ultimate betrayal. Locals allege he used their collective anger to orchestrate protests against the mine, only to flip his stance once he was personally handed a lucrative share in the business.

The situation has taken a dark, manipulative turn. Protesters claim that MySol is now weaponising the very people he once led—allegedly using alcohol to fuel aggression and incite locals to attack those still fighting for justice. The community feels discarded and exploited, watching their former "champion" transition from a grassroots leader to a corporate protector, allegedly trading their welfare for a seat at the table.