@Abramjee What a noble cause by Public Interest SA.The Commissioner Mr Masemola should have been charged alongside the current Acting Commissioner.The President has done this himself while in business & serving as chair of various boards through recommendations of sub committees; he knows,
@PresidencyZA@CyrilRamaphosa Appointing Dina Pule after her history cannot be the work of a sober and mentally sound mind. The conclusion is that the President seeks to destabilise and destroy the little that is still working. (2/2)
@PresidencyZA@CyrilRamaphosa It is becoming extremely hard to listen to and respect Mr Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa as the President of South Africa. Almost all of his cabinet and other appointments are dodgy and cause controversy. (1/2)
@GovernmentZA The lack of ethical & moral leadership in SA is deeply concerning, as demonstrated by the appointment of Dina Pule to the Cabinet. This decision raises serious questions about President Ramaphosa's judgment,especially given her well-documented and controversial political history,
@ParliamentofRSA In business,he knows that if an unethical, corporate governance, or any other irregular scandal occurs, contracts are not renewed or affected executives are privately engaged to resign to protect the image and reputation of both the individuals and the company. Advise him well,
@ParliamentofRSA Mr Ramaphosa will not allow himself to be subjected to brutality,insulted, undermined,or proven unethical and immoral in the eyes of South Africans, Africa, and the world by Impeachment Committee. His image and reputation still matter, both inside and outside politics,
@ParliamentofRSA Excellent work,Madam Speaker; you are serving the country lately. The formation of the impeachment committee against the President of SA is good news. South Africans should start wishing him well in his future endeavours and thanking him for his contributions because...
@GovernmentZA South Africans are tired and will never be dictated to or threatened by foreigners, the UNHCR, and other humanitarian organisations, including human rights lawyers, the human rights commission, non-profit organisations, the media, courts, the police, and white businesses
@GovernmentZA Unfortunately, all those concerns were met with silence and inaction by a deaf, mute, and blind South African government. At the minimum, if you do respond, you will always protect foreigners. We are tired,
@GovernmentZA You are sick and disgusting, South Africans have spoken enough about the unmanaged influx of illegal and legal foreigners, corruption, collusion, and bags of dollars exchanged by foreigners with Home Affairs officials for permits, residency, and citizenship,
@HermanMashaba South Africans are now fighting for a good cause on their own.If the police & soldiers are called against South Africans,so be it.Let the whole world know what
S Africans are subjected to by the South African government, as well as the pressure from politicians & African leaders
@PresidencyZA@CyrilRamaphosa I still do not understand what the dollars were doing on the couches, i think something bigger is hidden. South Africa is sold to those who can pay. Sadly the President will say and do anything to protect himself, his reputation and the ANC, no accountability, nothing,