mlisa womdabu

Native-Man, an unwanted creature.

[mlisa womdabu @mlisawomdabu]

@OnweVanessa We bear no duty to love people who hate each other & poo 💩 in public but the issue here is that you're a mother & a former Mrs from a failed marriage, so you should be participating in Mrs SA for returned soldiers & not Miss SA which is for girls who never married & bore a kid.

[mlisa womdabu @mlisawomdabu]

@AfricaFactsZone In SA, you don't have to play for a national team and win a trophy to get an RDP that is far decent than this concentration camp hostel.

[Inibehe Effiong @InibeheEffiong]

Politicians are fueling the demonic bigotry we are seeing because they don’t want you to focus on education, healthcare, justice sector, infrastructure, and accountability.

They know that as long as you continue to concentrate on silly divisive rhetoric, they will get away with murder.

It’s shameful that many have fallen for this madness for too long.

Tinubu is borrowing money that the future generations will be burdened with. We are not paying attention to that, it is foolish tribal bigotry that people are concerned about.

Shame of a country.

[TheeCandid✌🏾 @khal_juniier]

@PSAFLIVE Travelling to another country necessitates having medical insurance or funds to cover healthcare expenses. There's just one nation that appears willing to offer free health care for all.

Can you guess which one? Yeah, that one with a president with a big nose.

[PSAFLIVE @PSAFLIVE]

WATCH: Minister of Health Dr Aaron Motsoaledi explains how he paid cash for his medical care in Kenya, even though he has the most expensive medical aid in South Africa.

[mlisa womdabu @mlisawomdabu]

@ChrisExcel102i @moneymoiloa "Puppet leadership" and it's white supervisors is better than savages who have destroyed everything in their kaak-holes only to scavenge on what is still left for SAns by providing cheap labour and selling drugs to our youth to create support & financial base for eff.

[mlisa womdabu @mlisawomdabu]

@Nomoro_YaMalasT @ChrisExcel102i You can go back to zimbabwe, things are looking good now.

[mlisa womdabu @mlisawomdabu]

@TeeMhayise15 @ChrisExcel102i Yikwerekwere, worse of all.

[mlisa womdabu @mlisawomdabu]

@ChrisExcel102i We don't vote for a political party which is advocating for amakwerekwere but bedwetters and those who aspire to be employed by grigambas are at will to vote for flip floppers.

[mlisa womdabu @mlisawomdabu]

@Saxon_African 🤣😂🤣😂 you're so desperate for attention, this patriotic SAn was once offered American citizenship back in the years but he refused because his brains are not tucked in his as# like you. It's ridiculous that he's waving the SAn flag while funded by right wing members.

[Feliz Albahaca (Captain King) 🇿🇦 @FelizBslrallele]

@joy_zelda

[mlisa womdabu @mlisawomdabu]

@zeeeeo7 @OnePablo20 @joy_zelda They're doing it in SA, not in some kaak- hole outside their country and it means they're doing the right thing as they already have a seat in parliament.

[Sihle Mavuso @ZANewsFlash]

PICS: Two men were arrested after they were found transporting cough medication from Cape Town to Zimbabwe but they could not produce any paperwork.

[Freeman Bhengu ✍🏾🇿🇦 @zibuseman]

The fight against apartheid and today’s fight against illegal immigration bear striking similarities. In both, it is the women who stand at the frontlines. They sacrifice, they organize, and they lead - often without recognition.

From Lilian Ngoyi, who once said, "We are tired of being oppressed. We are tired of being the underdogs," to Mama Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, who reminded us that "The will of the people must come first - even before those who claim to lead them," South African women have always been a force for justice and national dignity.

Today, in the face of crime, unemployment, and social strain caused in part by unchecked illegal immigration, women like Zandile Dabula, Jocinta Ngobese, Progressive Forces, Victoria Afrika many other fearless mothers and sisters are stepping up again — not for power or position, but for their children, their communities, and their country.

Maybe it’s time we trust a woman to lead this country from the highest office. After all, when women lead the struggle, they don’t forget who they’re fighting for.

[Vuyo Zungula MP 🇿🇦 @ZungulaVuyo]

Botswana, Zimbabwe etc also have these kinds of laws. People trading in these types of businesses are trading for survival and its poor people who trade in such hence their governments protect them.

Here in South Africa, the government doesn’t care about the plight of its poor citizens !!!

[mlisa womdabu @mlisawomdabu]

@VividProwess They need to be taken out.

[mlisa womdabu @mlisawomdabu]

@realRobertCK We don't care. 😂🤣😂

[mlisa womdabu @mlisawomdabu]

@KeshanNaidoo3 @kalliekriel It's casteism.

[mlisa womdabu @mlisawomdabu]

@kalliekriel These are crimes of passion and it has become ordinary that pink settlers unalive their spouses for inheritance or sleeping around, other than that you people are free to leave and become a comic amerikaner refugees.

[mlisa womdabu @mlisawomdabu]

@mufudzi_ @tweettastreets @InsideOutNews_ Scarce where?