@ISephara Let's not forget his words too, he advised us so it's up to us now to do the right thing π€
We can't allow to see our kids drown into drugs because of these illegal foreigners that are ANC's guests π
Dear Nelson Mandela today is the 18th of July. It should be your day, however as South African youth we are losing interest and hope in your memory.
Not because we dont appreciate your sacrifices, but because the current ANC's disastrous failures are casting a negative shadow on your memory.
Unemployment is high. Illegal immigrants are everywhere. ANC shut down key training colleges across the country. ANC leaders are arrogant and out of touch with reality.
We have so many problems.
...So forgive us if we are burdened by the current set of problems created by the ANC and the GNU, that we dont even have 18 minutes to spare towards your memory.
Forgive us ππ½π
#NelsonMandelaDay
Nothing irks me more than hearing a so-called βborn freeβ someone who never experienced the daily brutality of apartheid, who never endured the racist stateβs torture chambers, solitary confinement, bannings, or exile casually declare that Nelson Mandela and his generation, including Walter Sisulu, Oliver Tambo and Chief Albert Luthuli, βsold out.β
Disagree if you must. Debate vigorously if you wish. But do not let ignorance erase the immense sacrifices that made your freedom possible.
Public Protector emphasizes that spaza shops must be owned and operated by South African citizens.
Hence Phakelumthakathi made a call that all foreigners must be out on all spaza shops before 31 July 2026
She also revealed widespread of business fronting in the spaza shop sector, raising concerns about compliance and accountability within the informal trading environment @CyrilRamaphosa@Lesufi #Abahambe #Mabahambe
Before you sleep let me show you these news coming out of Libyaβ¦there is slave trade of immigrants currently happeningβ¦ But WHERE IS THE OUTRAGE??π³π³ Where are the Pan-Africanists? Where are the NGOs?? Where are the other African countries composing songs of shame or disowning Libya???
Having no one to deliver 60/60 to the middle class is not as big a crisis as having poor South Africans wake up at 4am just to be number 107 at a local clinic.
Let's get our priorities straight.
The crazy part is that, South Africans who are actually the victims of crime, unemployment, in some cases women giving birth on the floor, unable to access healthcare are the ones being vilified for wanting what rightfully belongs to them. Yet politicians are cruising nicely.
We'd be like Nigeria today if the women decided to stay at home on 9 August 1956, or if the school children didn't take to the streets on 16 June 1976. The only home we stay at when shit hits the fan is within the borders of our country, but on the streets confronting the problem head on.