@PROXTHE3RD@ValentinaForUSA Stop talking kak! I have personally seen CCTV of farm attacks and its always black people! Just is just a narrative in your head
@STEPHENLACK5@elonmusk South African here, its a 100% real, he is the leader of BLM and a member of the MK party, he really did say this, black people really go out and murder white people because of this fool
@Morpheus_Delphi @BBCWorld He appealed it so he is free unfortunately, until another court date is set at another court and he said he is going to appeal until he is in high court, just after court today the and his crowd was singing “kill the boer, kill the farmer, shoot to kill”.
@Nova_rogue3@BafanaSurprise With what military? What defence? They have nukes my dude and they have shown in the past they are not afraid to use it when it comes to war…
@MoketleMokoene@NelMarcel And why does only black people matter?
Aren’t we the rainbow nation?
This reverse apartheid thing you lot are trying to do it just going to back fire in your faces…HARD😂
Since 1994, South Africa has gone through around 1,500–1,600 place-name changes.
This is nothing more than an attempted deletion of history and culture. I will always use the original names.
Transvaal. Port Elizabeth. Uitenhage. King William’s Town. Nelspruit. Pietersburg. Cradock. The same applies to airports and major roads. The latest name-jack appears to be Graaff-Reinet.
What I find most disturbing is that we don’t see new roads, efficient settlements, functioning services, or real infrastructure growth. The only consistent modus operandi seems to be taking what already works, renaming it, and then somehow declaring that an achievement worth the money spent.
Not one single South African benefited from this, so the cost matters.
A conservative estimate puts name changes at ~R4.7 billion since 1994. When downstream economic drag is included, the real impact plausibly reaches R8-10 billion.
That money could have built 23,500–50,000 low-cost, non-hollow block houses, a whole town’s worth of housing and a better life for tens of thousands.
Instead, we got swapped signboards...
@RhadebeB@afriforum My homeland is South Africa. I was born here, my family has been here for generations, nothing you say will ever take away my identity😉
@RhadebeB@afriforum Don’t stress we will definitely teach out children and grand children it is called Graaff-Reinet 🙏🏻
Just like it will always be Port Elizabeth, Pretoria, Johannesburg, ect, you can change the name, but never the history, that our forefathers built this country.
@Shady_reign@SkyeZedA Tell that to my birth certificate and my ID , according to government i am South African and there is nothing you can do about it
@Brology115792@Lebona_cabonena Unless your Khoisan, your not native to South Africa, you come from north africa that migrated down to south africa. Settler also