@IOL This “solution” looks good in press releases but masks a deeper problem: outsourcing vital government ID services to banks risks excluding the millions without bank account the very people who need these documents most.
@SupaVanSA@GaytonMcK@RenaldoGouws Accusations against McKenzie aren’t about “two sets of rules” they’re about a minister accused of using apartheid era slurs while tasked with fostering unity Denial isn’t accountability Context matters, but so does equal application of dignity
@MosaRoccoII @MYANC@edmnangagwa “Respected” depends on whose rights you’re talking about. In Zimbabwe, laws are often enforced selectively critics, journalists, and opposition face harsh crackdowns while connected elites operate above the law. That’s not respect for the rule of law, that’s fear-based compliance
@setlhalokat The visibility gap isn’t because they “don’t cover” white corruption, it’s because state capture and cadre-linked looting under the ANC has dominated recent news cycles. Media doesn’t create the racial skew in tender scandals — the actual distribution of political power does
@setlhalokat This reads like such a selective outrage framing. Daily Maverick has reported on Markus Jooste, Steinhoff, Afriforum-linked corruption cases, PPE scandals involving white-owned firms — it’s in their archives.
What the fuck is wrong with men of this country? 🤬😡🤬
I repeat, we need EFF in government as in yesterday because under EFF none of this will happen.
#JusticeForCwecwe#EFFLandDay
[IRRESPONSIBLE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA]
Numerous social media users’ have irresponsibly and recklessly posted about the #JusticeForCwecwe matter on social media.
It is deeply disheartening that some social media users’ would exploit such a sensitive case involving a minor for attention. Such behavior is not only reckless but also highly insensitive to the victim, the victim’s family, and the broader community.
Such must be viewed in serious light and misuse of social media must never be tolerated.
The public should use social media platforms responsibly and sensibly. We can all work together to ensure that justice is pursued with dignity and respect.