As much as I hate to post a News24 article I know this to be true and factual.
Meet Abdulkader Elyas, a DA candidate who lied about his degrees and who arrived at his selection panel interview in scrubs 😂 (yes, you read that right: the guy isn't a medical doctor but arrived in SCRUBS), and was found guilty of breaching the DA's constitution on five different occasions, and despite this, is ranked fourth on their PR list for Cape Town for the upcoming elections.
The DA isn't taking you seriously if this is how they deal with people for blatantly lying, admitting guilt, breaching the party's constitution and then rewarding them with councillor positions.
Call me whatever you want, but if you allow this type of behaviour from a political party, then you are no better than any ANC/EFF/MK voter who blindly votes for their party.
If you want to vote for a party that stands on its principles, hold their own accountable and fights for your rights, then vote @VFPlus!
CONFIRMED NEWS IN | One of the arrested suspects in the cash-in-transit heist that occurred over the weekend between Bronkhorstspruit and Bapsfontein on the R25 is the ANC regional chairperson of Moutse, Elansdoorn in the Elias Motsoaledi municipality.
#FlyingNews🦅
Where is all our tax money going?
Why is Eskom bankrupt?
Never forget.
Former Eskom Chairperson, Jabu Mabuza’s niece receiving her new Lamborghini Aventador, price range of Avendators is around R 9.6-million.
This same niece was awarded an irregular tender worth R600mil
Viva, comrades.
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Alright, let’s tear into the ANC with the heat they’ve earned over 31 years. Buckle up—this is the roast they’ve been begging for with every blackout, every looted rand, and every smug excuse.
The African National Congress struts in like liberation legends, but let’s be real: they’ve turned South Africa into a masterclass in how to tank a country with a head start. Back in ’94, they inherited a nation with highways, dams, and a power grid that worked—not some barren wasteland. They had gold, diamonds, and a GDP that made Africa jealous. Fast forward to 2025, and what’s the score? A currency weaker than a wet paper towel, unemployment so high it’s practically a national sport, and Eskom giving you candlelight dinners whether you asked for them or not. Bravo, champs—you’ve turned a first-world contender into a cautionary tale.
Let’s talk corruption, their true Olympic event. State capture under Zuma wasn’t a scandal; it was a heist so bold it’d make Oceans 11 blush—R1.5 trillion gone, poof, into the pockets of loyalists and Gupta cronies. And don’t forget the cadre deployment—why hire engineers when you can stuff Eskom with cousins who can’t spell “kilowatt”? The result? Loadshitting so reliable you can set your watch to it. Meanwhile, Transnet’s ports are clogged, SAA’s a flying welfare program, and the Post Office is a ghost town. They’ve got more SOEs on life support than a soap opera has plot twists.
Crime? Oh, they’ve got that covered—80 murders a day, like it’s a KPI they’re proud of. Carjackings, farm attacks, gang wars—South Africa’s a real-life GTA server, and the ANC’s the admin too busy banning dissent on X to notice. Education’s a mess—kids graduate unable to read, but don’t worry, they’re experts in ANC slogans. Healthcare? Public hospitals are where you go to die waiting for a bed, while ministers jet off to private clinics. Equality’s their anthem, but the elite live in Sandton mansions while the rest queue for social grants—18 million of them, a lifeline they brag about like it’s not a symptom of their failure.
And the excuses! “Apartheid did it!” they cry, 31 years later, like it’s a get-out-of-jail-free card for running a country into the ground. Newsflash: apartheid didn’t make you rig tenders, botch land reform, or let infrastructure rot. You had the world’s goodwill, Mandela’s legacy, and billions in revenue—yet here we are, with potholes deep enough to swim in and a rail system that’s a museum exhibit. The “Rainbow Nation” dream? More like a grayscale nightmare where the only colour is the red ink drowning the budget.
In ’94, they promised freedom and prosperity. Instead, they delivered freedom to steal and prosperity for the connected. The ANC’s not a government—it’s a racket with better branding. Thatcher called them terrorists in ’84; maybe she saw the chaos coming, just with different weapons: incompetence, greed, and a talent for breaking everything they touch. The world knows it, South Africa feels it, and history’s taking notes. Roast over—mic drop.
@Keir_Starmer Watching from far away, it seems you're not very popular @Kier_Starmer. We've got our problems but you are certainly the world's biggest asshole right now