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BCom Economics and Business Management Graduate | Post Graduate Certificate Graduate | Former UFH SRC | Chairperson of LAA | Educator |

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@KamogeloMa92354 @SizweDhlomo 😂😂😂

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@TheOGPurist_ https://t.co/hjl0m3LLgO

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@MsibiDave @Phislash https://t.co/b8RJ9zQviG

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@Bigzaynabu But he just posted a minute ago 🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

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@GodPenuel Dj Cleo is mad. Why yena he can speak more than 3 languages but is not putting any effort to ensure his kids are like that. His reasoning on this is just stupid nje

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@grok @SiphoZwane49851 @DannyMalesela1 @ANCParliament @grok but that’s Kenny Kunene

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@FloydShivambu Viva comrade Floyd can’t wait to see you in Nelspruit when the consultations starts

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@Neliswa_Nelli Someone had to say it

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@donzo195001 @WonderMahlobo That Madala must swallow his arrogance and call nyoso

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@SizweDhlomo 😂😂😂😂

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@TunityB @XekiHlongwane @Robot_Boii It’s real

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@AdMiRaL080889 @MDNnewss lol the party started earlier 😂😂

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@DasenThathiah I don’t think these from criminals KZN are on twitter bcoz if they were then they wouldn’t be trying the General like this

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@EFFSouthAfrica Our movement mandoda ❤️❤️🔥🔥

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@ThisIsColbert Manje you can’t have both sometimes. I can’t have money but run around slaughtering cows. Mark me absent ngeke sbali 😩😩😏

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@Newzroom405 Why must everything be paid for through alcohol. Whenever the government thinks about increasing revenue they think about alcohol prices, a what a disgrace

[Lunathi Kilani 🇿🇦🏳️‍🌈 @LunathiKilani]

Progressive policies introduced and implemented during President Jacob Zuma's administration, especially in his first term (2009–2014), and five initiatives aimed at challenging the neoliberal policy framework that had previously dominated South African governance.

Ten Left and Progressive Policies Under President Zuma

1. National Health Insurance (NHI): Introduced as a pilot in 2012, the NHI aimed to ensure that quality healthcare services would be accessible to all South Africans, regardless of socioeconomic status. It was designed to break the dependency on private healthcare and promote equitable healthcare distribution across the country.

2. Comprehensive Rural Development Programme (CRDP): Zuma’s administration launched the CRDP to uplift rural communities by focusing on infrastructure development, access to basic services, and agricultural support. This program was a direct response to the stark rural-urban inequalities and aimed to make rural areas economically sustainable.

3. Free Basic Education and Expansion of No-Fee Schools: The government increased access to no-fee schools and extended support for poor students, including free school meals, uniforms, and learning materials. This initiative helped many children from disadvantaged backgrounds access quality education without financial barriers.

4. Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP): The EPWP, initially introduced in the early 2000s, was expanded significantly under Zuma. This program provided millions of temporary job opportunities, primarily benefiting the unemployed, women, and youth. It aimed to reduce poverty through short-term employment in community projects and infrastructure.

5. Child Support Grant (CSG) Expansion: Recognizing the role of social grants in poverty alleviation, Zuma’s government extended the child support grant, increasing both the monthly grant amount and the eligibility age. This program helped reduce child poverty and provided crucial support for low-income families.

6. Industrial Policy Action Plan (IPAP): Under IPAP, the government prioritized the local manufacturing sector, aiming to create sustainable jobs, strengthen domestic industries, and reduce dependence on imports. This policy targeted sectors like automotive, textiles, and agro-processing, offering support to both large and small businesses.

7. Human Settlements and Social Housing: The Zuma administration made significant investments in affordable housing for the urban poor, including the establishment of social housing programs in cities. This helped provide low-income South Africans with dignified living spaces, challenging the apartheid legacy of spatial inequality.

8. National Infrastructure Plan (NIP): This ambitious program focused on large-scale infrastructure projects, including transportation networks, energy, and water systems. It aimed to bridge the infrastructure gap between rural and urban areas, support economic growth, and create job opportunities across the country.

9. Youth Employment Tax Incentive: Often called the Youth Wage Subsidy, this initiative was designed to incentivize businesses to hire young South Africans, addressing the critical issue of youth unemployment. It provided tax breaks to companies hiring young, first-time job seekers.

10. Agrarian Reform and Smallholder Support: Zuma’s government increased support for small-scale farmers through grants, training, and access to markets. This support aimed to rebuild the agricultural sector, empowering rural communities and reducing the concentration of land ownership.

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@SizweDhlomo Issues of water is a constitutional right and the president pledged to adhere and protect the constitution so yes it is his responsibility

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@Vodacom Hi we don’t have network converge in Bushbuckridge Acornhoek and other surrounding areas since yesterday. What’s going on