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9 months ago

@HomeAffairsSA We expect your ppl at the border to do their work in Jan! No foreigner must come here with a visitors visa without showing where they are visiting here! Our country has been abused for far too long‼️

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Lunathi Kilani 🇿🇦🏳️‍🌈

@LunathiKilani

9 months ago · Milnerton

His Excellency, former President Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Mhlanganyelwa Zuma; the fourth democratically elected and constitutionally sworn President of the Republic of South Africa remains and stands today as the only surviving former Head of State who was once a political prisoner, and specifically, a political prisoner on Robben Island (1963 - 1973). His life story remains without ambiguity nor fear of contradiction, a living link to that chapter of our struggle history. 🇿🇦

LunathiKilani's tweet photo. His Excellency, former President Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Mhlanganyelwa Zuma; the fourth democratically elected and constitutionally sworn President of the Republic of South Africa remains and stands today as the only surviving former Head of State who was once a political prisoner, and specifically, a political prisoner on Robben Island (1963 - 1973). His life story remains without ambiguity nor fear of contradiction, a living link to that chapter of our struggle history. 🇿🇦

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Lunathi Kilani 🇿🇦🏳️‍🌈

@LunathiKilani

9 months ago · Cape Town

We really seem reluctant to touch this topic, for reasons we all tiptoe around; but at the heart of it, it’s political expediency. The inconvenient truth is this: without the heavy lifting and bold choices taken by the ANC-led 4th administration under the Zuma presidency, especially the massive HIV/AIDS investment kicked off through the 2010 national strategy, South Africa would have been caught dangerously exposed today. That administration made a decisive call, might have been controversial or not to some; to actually anchor the HIV response in our own fiscus. And it wasn’t a symbolic gesture. The HIV grant shot up from R6 billion in 2010/11 to R23.5 billion by 2020/21. That kind of scale doesn’t just happen; it’s a deliberate political will and decision. And here’s the part many refuse to admit: if we hadn’t already built that financial backbone, the onslaught from the Trump White House with their foreign-aid pullback and the broader assault on global AIDS funding, would have hit us like a runaway truck. We would’ve been entirely vulnerable, begging bowl in hand. So, whether people like Zuma or not, whether his name triggers allergic reactions or not, the record is the record. That bold, forward-thinking decision by the then President Zuma, his cabinet and that administration surely has helped in insulating this country when it mattered. And on that point alone, we owe a measure of gratitude even if it makes some comrades uncomfortable, and not him alone but even his successor President Ramaphosa and the ANC-led administration for not taking the foot off the gas as it pertains to this pivotal programme.

LunathiKilani's tweet photo. We really seem reluctant to touch this topic, for reasons we all tiptoe around; but at the heart of it, it’s political expediency. The inconvenient truth is this: without the heavy lifting and bold choices taken by the ANC-led 4th administration under the Zuma presidency, especially the massive HIV/AIDS investment kicked off through the 2010 national strategy, South Africa would have been caught dangerously exposed today. That administration made a decisive call, might have been controversial or not to some; to actually anchor the HIV response in our own fiscus. And it wasn’t a symbolic gesture. The HIV grant shot up from R6 billion in 2010/11 to R23.5 billion by 2020/21. That kind of scale doesn’t just happen; it’s a deliberate political will and decision. And here’s the part many refuse to admit: if we hadn’t already built that financial backbone, the onslaught from the Trump White House with their foreign-aid pullback and the broader assault on global AIDS funding, would have hit us like a runaway truck. We would’ve been entirely vulnerable, begging bowl in hand. So, whether people like Zuma or not, whether his name triggers allergic reactions or not, the record is the record. That bold, forward-thinking decision by the then President Zuma, his cabinet and that administration surely has helped in insulating this country when it mattered. And on that point alone, we owe a measure of gratitude even if it makes some comrades uncomfortable, and not him alone but even his successor President Ramaphosa and the ANC-led administration for not taking the foot off the gas as it pertains to this pivotal programme.

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Tornado..Veteran 102 @tyengeni1954

10 months ago

We told you..that Concourt should be dissolved..! Until when must South Africans wait for Phalaphala judgement..KuNini..?

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MAFUMISA-SWISIWANA

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AFRICA MY Beginning, Africa my ending.

Tabana Mokoena

@MokoenaTabana

It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop.Limpopo ke gae and i m here to have fun nothing else

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DONT LET YOUR STRUGGLES BECOME YO IDENTITY, a Father / a Brother

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MK Party Stan

@XFactor079

10 months ago

Duduzile Zuma is being persecuted for loving and following her father. They realised that they can’t succeed with going after Zuma now they are targeting his children💔

XFactor079's tweet photo. Duduzile Zuma is being persecuted for loving and following her father.

They realised that they can’t succeed with going after Zuma now they are targeting his children💔 https://t.co/VfRHCnXanC

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Special One 🇿🇦 @Nhleiks5

10 months ago

The best public protector we ever had ,tx Mama❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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10 months ago

@manyheavenn Jacob Zuma baba

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10 months ago

Fakest of all fake news 🤣🤣🤣

Azania

@azania1023

10 months ago

This is so fake even the date is 2024. President Zuma is still in Burkina Faso meeting stake holders and close associates. President Jacob Zuma will meet Captain Ibrahim Traore as part of his visit to Burkina Faso.