Inflation is high, tax is high, there’s madlanga commission, Illegal foreigners are a problem in the country, high unemployment rates, petrol prices are rising but everyday the youth of the country is discussing alcohol, mjolo, dick and pussy 🤦🏾♂️
🚨 ORDINARY CITIZENS ARE HITTING BACK!
Joburg residents are seeing through the DA’s agenda to privatise essential services and they are NOT keeping quiet.
In a city already battling mass unemployment, particularly among black residents, privatisation risks putting even more basic services beyond the reach of the very communities that need them most. It is not just about who runs a service; it is about who can afford to access it and who gets left behind.
The message to voters is blunt: DON’T HAND THE KEYS OF JOBURG TO A PARTY THAT WANTS TO TURN BASIC SERVICES INTO A BUSINESS.
Johannesburg belongs to its people. The people have spoken. Keep the DA OUT of Joburg. This city deserves BETTER. VOTE FOR ACTIONSA!!
#OperationFixJoburg #UnfinishedBusiness
The Gauteng High Court ruled in favour of an asylum seeker. But questions remain about the judge’s perceived conflict of interest, given that he was not born in South Africa.
Is this a legitimate concern or not? Let’s talk about it.
STOP THE TAKEOVER SOUTH AFRICA, ACT NOW BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE🚨
This proud South African patriot in Cape Town is walking into these shops owned by Pakistanis and asking the question nobody in government wants to answer, “why don’t you employ South Africans”
Spaza shops were built by South Africans but today large parts of that sector are owned and staffed by Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Somali and Ethiopian networks. All the turnover generated leaves the country, most stock is imported from their countries, locals get pushed out and In most cases these shops have been linked to expired goods and even worse.
As a person who loves and cares for South Africa, I’m sounding the alarm. Look at Athens and other European cities, Pakistani networks have taken over big chunks of the convenience store and mini market trade just as they are trying to do in SA. It’s exactly the same model, tight ethnic supply chains and cash businesses.
Europe already lives with the consequences but you guys in our beloved South Africa still have a window. Enforce the law and stop the fronting, prioritise your own citizens for jobs in your own informal economy. If you don’t, the takeover won’t stay in the townships, it will hit the major cities too.
Just to make myself clear without misunderstanding, this is not about race but whose country South Africa is.
A reminder that a life of a South African means nothing to the ANC and the EFF.
They will go out of their way to protect people who kids children and seek arrests of anyone who dares challenge them.