Deza Mash

social media is not a reflection of my life 👌

[Prime Minister of RSA @John_Mphatsoe]

How to deal with white supremacy.

#VoetsekAfriforum

[African @ali_naka]

"Every human being has equal value. Every single one.

At the United Nations General Assembly, I challenged a world that still decides whose lives deserve protection and whose suffering can be ignored"

She has bigger balls than 90% of your colonial clerks in Africa

[Zwelinzima Vavi @Zwelinzima1]

Operation Vulindlela has become the mainstay economic programme of the GNU, but its ideological foundations are firmly neoliberal. At its heart is the proposition that the failures of the state and public institutions should be resolved by opening strategic public services and infrastructure to private capital: electricity, rail, ports, water and increasingly municipal services.

The model is straightforward: nationalise the risks and privatise the profits. The public sector carries the historic debt, maintains much of the infrastructure, guarantees essential services and absorbs the risks, while profitable components and revenue streams are progressively opened to private investors.

Government itself speaks of creating “bankable” projects and mechanisms to reduce the risks faced by private investors. This is not simply technical reform; it represents an ideological restructuring of the relationship between the state and capital, with private profitability increasingly determining how essential public infrastructure is financed and operated.

Eskom provides the clearest warning of where this road can lead. For years SAFTU has demanded full disclosure of Eskom’s agreements with Independent Power Producers, yet the Federation says the complete contractual terms have not been placed in the public domain.

We therefore describe these as secret agreements: contracts committing a public institution and ultimately electricity users to long-term financial obligations whose full terms workers and the public cannot adequately scrutinise.

Some IPP arrangements have involved government guarantees and long-term purchasing commitments, while Eskom has confirmed that its contracts with privately owned diesel peaking plants contain take-or-pay provisions under which it pays for committed capacity whether that electricity is required or not.

This captures SAFTU’s fundamental objection to the Vulindlela model: the state assumes or underwrites substantial risks while private investors secure protected revenue streams and returns.

Similar approaches are now being extended into transmission, rail, ports, water and other public infrastructure.

International experience gives workers every reason to scrutinise such restructuring carefully: opening public networks to private operators, guaranteeing returns and separating commercially attractive activities from the wider public-service obligation can become steps towards deeper privatisation.

SAFTU rejects the idea that public-sector failure should be engineered or exploited to make privatisation appear inevitable.

[Nolwazi Nkomo @NolwaziNkomo5]

Listen to Gwede and you will understand why ANC is oppressing Black people.

[❎e k ℹ️ @XekiHlongwane]

They slapped 👋🏾 him for asking for water 💧 🪣🤭🤣🤣🤣

[HonestXer @Godfrey_2011]

A great Thank you to our fighters who managed to change Bobo's life.

Till today, Bobo is still able to reference EFF's contribution for his life to change. He is indeed an honorable man. ✊🏾

Some open political parties, plagerise our policies then claim them as their own.

@HermanMashaba

History has no blank pages and we will forever reference EFF when you mention insourcing until you are able to tell the truth. By the way, before you call yourself a "Tsunami", start with registering to contest all the 257 municipalities. You see yourself as a big thing but you can't deliver to all your people so that they can make you the Tsunami you claim to be.

This is not a church malome. This is politics and politics is everything. You don't just dream, you work the ground and no amount of Oppenheimer and Marshal can ever buy that.

ANCYL

Can write 2 sentences biography about Julius as their a former president, but facts will always remain that their mother body couldn't contest all all 257 municipalities as well.

Through the hard work of all groundforces and youth activism under EFF, we managed to contest all municipalities and our only challenge We are facing head on is the DA.

DA

the DA that prioritises privatization and also rejected insourcing. The policy that make Mashaba to be kicked out of DA.

The rest can just chill and watch the real match taking place.

We are here to always bring evidence to make sure history doesn't only get told from the side of the lazy hunters but also from the hunted.

We are tired of WMC funding laziness just to make sure EFF doesn't take over SA. It will happen on the 4th Nov 2026 and no one will stand in its way.

@EFFSouthAfrica ke Mokgotlo wa Batho. Not selected few. ❤️🙏🏾✊🏾

#VoteEFF

[Just_KhoMotšO @Just_KhoMoTso]

Will forever side with you MOSHABI.
#VoteEff he who does what they pretend to do.. CIC ✊🏽

[Kgoshigadi TT 🇿🇦 @Kgoshigadi_TT]

Samora Machel

[Daily Iran News @DailyIranNews]

Trump tried to intimidate Xi but he ended up scared!

Xi is the boss of Trump!

[Mr. Tshweu @TshweuMoleme]

Redge Nkosi: We Are Being Taken For A Ride By The Reserve Bank; It Doesn’t Surprise Me; Reserve Bank Is Playing A Political Game; Reserve Bank Has No Credibility 

Sakina: Where Is The Money?

#PhalaPhalaFarmGate  #Perfected

[We will not be bullied.. @Nyathi_nsindane]

She’s one of the sound and balanced political analyst. No one is safe with her. Her name is Tara Roos. She’s 100-% correct here. We’ve been saying this and we are told we hate Zuma.

[BlackNobility @BlackNobiliti]

Who Owns The SA Reserve Bank‼️‼️

[Da Sciencetist @SciencetistT]

We are masters of corruption

[Deza Mash @DezaMash2]

@zizipho50 Uhlala ngabantu emabunwine

[Deza Mash @DezaMash2]

@Malegend17 True you will be documented with a traffic fine

[Deza Mash @DezaMash2]

@MbalulaFikile Its even shocking you that there is some youth who still believes in the anc neh

[Mahlogonolo @Mahlogonolo115]

Economic Freedom in our lifetime ♥️💚🖤

[Pro Africans-EFF DR @ItuRebaone]

This white South African warning blacks who want to align with Afriforum, facts in these

[Deza Mash @DezaMash2]

@Action4SA @HermanMashaba Debate yona o e tshabe gore

[Deza Mash @DezaMash2]

@MMpondomse He reminds me of the story of the pots not to happen