Julius Malema and his Minions wants us as South Africans to be subservient to Foreigners in our country and he said Nigerians will be employers of South Africans, Julius means nothing to us, no matter how loud he may shout he doesn’t represent us, he must remain at 9%
A Safa NEC meeting descended into chaos on Saturday after a motion was put forward to suspend rebellious members who are against President Danny Jordaan. The four members Monde Montshiwa, Gladwyn White, Bhudda Mathathe and Lebogang Riet were involved in a scuffle with security, and the meeting had to be abandoned.
"America First"?
For millions of working class Americans, the reality is an epidemic of despair and cuts to essential support, while billionaires continue to grow unimaginably richer.
· Drug addiction led to $93 billion in lost productivity in the US last year and affects 48.5 million Americans. This issue isn't solely health-related; it also harms the economy and devastates working-class communities.
Jobs and the economy haven’t worked for working class communities.
While the administration often touts headline job figures, the reality for working-class people, especially those without college degrees, has been bleak. Recent analyses from credible policy groups show that in 2025 alone, employment for workers without college degrees fell by hundreds of thousands, and key sectors like manufacturing shed tens of thousands of jobs.
This is compounded by federal layoffs and cuts that disproportionately impact civil servants and frontline workers. Some put the figure of federal layoffs at 2 million jobs lost
· New legislation is reducing Medicaid and other health programmes, potentially leaving over 10 million people uninsured. These reductions mainly affect low-income families and threaten the survival of struggling rural hospitals.
· Even as support for the disadvantaged shrinks, billionaire wealth skyrockets. U.S. billionaires accumulated $1.5 trillion in one year. Elon Musk alone gained $305 billion—enough to fund significant healthcare cuts and still retain vast wealth.
Reports reveal that some of the richest Americans, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg, gained hundreds of billions of dollars amid a struggling economy.
This is not prioritising Americans. It's neglecting those in crisis while giving billionaires a blank cheque!
America First should be Billionaires First!
Some conservative South Africans fervently supported the “America First” narrative because of a combination of ignorance and conservative political ideology.