This struggle the country is facing can only lead to one destination, a face-off with this natives-oppressing govt and all the institutions enabling it like the IEC, judiciary eg. concourt, the media etc.
Civil groups with legal expertise must replace NGOs. We need a win urgently
@PhenyoLB@MzwaneleManyi Only senile people are still going on with the state capture & gupta bull. Those who still have their minds intact are discussing how to rescue the country from the grasps of evil
@LCabonena And also how many of them are going to vote on November 4 with illegal documents?
The criminals running the country are gaining an advantage by all means, how much is the DA, ANC & EFF benefitting from the illegal immigrants in terms of votes??
@Mngxitama2 Let them choke on their own stupidity, as much as their votes are needed we can only hope they wake up one day
The ones doing most damage are spies & infiltrators coz they easily make a party not to be able to function, so our leaders need to always protect the MKP our last hope
@ezrom0qk@NolwaziNkomo5@ezrom0qk most of us are worried about this but since this is a local govt election it's a good way to test if IEC is changing its ways or not. Bt having said that, this election is also very important coz the party that win big metros controls the quality of life in that region
If loving and protecting my COUNTRY and its laws from illegal thugs, rapists and drugs smugglers is called XENOPHOBIA then I am fine being called whatever.
All those that claim to be smart and hard working they must show all those skills in their respective countries.
No one is going to sell this country to foreigners across all races we say NO❌
ABAHAMBE‼️‼️‼️
@mybroadband To constantly post this "dstv change" only makes sense to mybroadband cause they make money from advertising.
The real change will be when dstv is dropped altogether & canal+ run its black & white app in Africa & restrict unavailable content as do other intntl streaming services
Guys, let's us rally in our numbers behind this organization.They are doing the groundwork which is Constitutional reforms. We've seen many times that certain aspects of our Constitution aren't proSouth African especially when it comes to immigration etc. Support @sacr_official1
@Mike41615689531@MzwaneleManyi And you couldn't figure out why there were scandals as you say it? Zuma had already come into power in 2009 amidst objections from the Mbeki faction and when he made the 2nd term they realized that they had failed to stop him & had to try every sly trick in the book to oust him
1. ARVs
Mbeki won a patent fight✔️. Zuma won the war✅️.
While Mbeki's government dithered, and rolled out Denialism, Garlic & Beetroot, a Harvard study counted more than 300,000 premature deaths that could have been prevented.
Under Zuma, treatment went from about one million people at the end of 2009 to more than 4.5 million by mid-2018.
In 2010, in the Zuma administration the tender price for ARVs was cut by 53.1%. You are misappropriating credit to a wrong man.
2. Unemployment
You picked 2008, the top of the boom in the Mbeki era, and then blamed Zuma for a global financial crisis that hit the whole world. Really now🤔
Even News 24 would have done a better job. Try to lift your game.
Zuma took office in 2009 not 2008. Perhaps next you will blame Zuma for the weather.
3. Matric
Mbeki left pass rate at 62.5% in 2008, Zuma took it to 75.1% in 2017.
Your dropout figures came with no source. A statistic with no source is a rumour with a decimal point.
4. Load-shedding
Load-shedding began at the end of 2007, under Mbeki because he refused refurbishment of plants in favour of servicing apartheid debts. It was absent for most of Zuma's term and ended in 2015.
2016 and 2017 had no loadshedding.
Ramaphosa revived loadshedding in 2018 and in 2023, five years after Zuma left, a record 332 days was registered. Blaming Zuma for that is not analysis, it's witchcraft.
Just give Zuma his flowers.
5. Debt
Treasury had gross loan debt at 26% of GDP in 2008/09. For 2017/18 it projected net debt at 48.6%, with gross debt forecast at around 50%. The 56% figure appears nowhere in Treasury's numbers. You round up like a fisherman describing his catch. Again, I ask you to up your game.
@MzwaneleManyi@MbuyiseniNdlozi Anyway Mr Manyi you can take my comment with a grain of salt, I can't say I know the guy personally so my opinion of him is subjective but from the few times I saw him on the news, I wasn't impressed. Politics of egos don't work for me
@malalaveve@sbu_sbuda90174 So when you posted this video you didn't realize that it invalidates your point? 🤔
Did you even watch YOUR video at least once before posting it?
Is logic important or even necessary to you when you formulate an argument?
We were told of state capture blah blah blah & some of us were hearing of this for the first time & were told how it looks like,
Now we're not being told the state is captured but it's clear as daylight to see anyway. Now, we see what state capture really looks like & how it is