@shrimay@MYANC You are the who seem uneducated. May the god you pray to remove your lying tongue, straighten up your character that hates African progress
Today, ANC President Cde Cyril Ramaphosa reflected in Hammanskraal, Gauteng, on the progress made, while acknowledging the challenges that remain. The message is clear: where there is a challenge, we will address it with urgency at every sphere of government.
#ANCManifesto2026 #LetsBuildBetterCommunities #VoteANC2026
@LukhanyoGantsho@nomandlabobo@Action4SA When last did you read BBBEE scorecard?, do you know why has the biggest black middle class outside the US?, do you know which country has the largest social housing covering both the poor and working class?
@mutapa_hungwe@RonaldLamola Remember this "...MaBwidi, a derogatory term that describes foreigners as halfwits. Raids were conduct, often asking people to repeat local street lingo , Those who failed were bundled into trucks and deported.."By Maynard Manyowa
The Premier office under Sisi Ntombela has misused R8 million in bursary money meant for Free State students instead,the money was allocated to Foreign Nationals,relatives of officials who work in that office,and deceased people.This money was looted between 2017 to 2023 😭
The African National Congress (ANC) marks the 30th anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, adopted by Parliament on 8 May 1996, as one of the greatest milestones in the democratic history of our country and people.
Unlike all constitutions since the 1910 Union of South Africa, the 1996 Constitution became the first Constitution for all South Africans, a Constitution born out of struggle, sacrifice, negotiation and the collective aspirations of the oppressed majority for freedom, equality, dignity and justice.
@NicholasNyati The question was easy, she failed to answer it. The blood of children in Palestine mean nothing to her. Also, our project is a transformation project, a project she hates passionately.
@elonmusk Volkskapitalisme, a structured, state-aligned effort to build Afrikaner economic power through collective capital and institutions. You remember this🤔
@luthandolay Oil companies chose not to invest
Multinationals like Shell, BP, and others:
Exited refining globally
Preferred importing refined fuel .
This was a profit-driven decision
@luthandolay Here’s What Your Argument Misses
1. Refineries were already “on borrowed time”
Many were old, inefficient, and costly
Needed upgrades costing R20–R40 billion+ each
Global trend: countries closing old refineries, shifting to mega-refineries
@luthandolay Engen Refinery (Enref – Durban)
Owned by Engen
Explosion in 2020
Decision made to convert into import terminal (not repair refinery)
This was a commercial decision, not government shutdown