South Africans, at what point do we admit that we have normalised failure?
How do we accept a system where citizens can lose up to 41% of their salaries to tax, yet corruption continues to thrive, rural roads remain undrivable, municipalities collapse, and local councillors operate with little to no accountability?
Taxation without visible service delivery is not governance; it is betrayal.
This country does not lack money. It lacks ethical leadership, consequence management, and political will. We cannot keep comparing ourselves to countries like Qatar and pretending the difference is luck. The difference is leadership, planning, discipline and accountability.
South Africa deserves a government that respects every rand taken from its people. The amount of tax we are paying is just insaneππ
Mmusi Maimane, BOSA leader, has been elected as the inaugural President of the African Alliance for Freedom and Progress (ADAFP).
ADAFP is an organisation of 45 political parties from across 25 African countries.
Maimane spoke about the organisationβs goals and objectives. TCG
EFF Student Debt Bill Website is live: https://t.co/U3ThnyFFU7 π₯
2 ways to contribute:
1. If you OWE/cannot graduate/receive your certificate, SUBMIT your case.
2. Letβs rally 1 MILLION signatures for the petition that will be submitted on the day Parliament VOTES 4 THE BILL!
BREAKING NEWS: @NPA_Prosecutes boss, Advocate Shamila Batohi, wasnβt the favourite candidate for the job, she was the third person on the list of the shortlisted candidates by a panel headed by former justice minister, Jeff Radebe. A gentleman from Eastern Cape was the favourite for the job. There was a 45 minutes phone call between two powerful politicians and Batohi got the job under the pretext that she is going to send @Julius_S_Malema and @FloydShivambu to jail within a year for the VBS scandal.
@IamAfrican01 Based on reports, EFF has used its own party funds to build houses and support communities, while ActionSA has not, despite their "Put South Africans First" stance. So, remove ActionSA, leaving EFF.
1.The programme director should have rendered the apology if it was genuinely sincere, rather than appearing as an afterthought or a piece of spin.
2.A traffic jam caused by 20,000 people attending a one-day event in a village is an admission of incompetence. Proper planning should include a clear traffic control strategy for the day. The fact that people were left stuck in traffic reflects a broader failureβone that mirrors the daily congestion experienced in major cities and which confirms mediocrity and incompetence.
3.Revolutionaries do not hide from the sun; hence the phrase: βThere is no rain in the revolution, but the revolution is in the rain.βπ€·πΏββοΈ
The supposedly richest man in the world, who grew up in apartheid South Africa, canβt see the need for transformation after decades of oppression. Instead, he spreads lies to the world and plays the victim.