"General Mkhwanazi is a small boy and we are not scared of him"
General Mkhwanazi must come face the mess he created"
General Masemola and Khumalo must be arrested for what they did at Crime Intelligence"
"Andrea Johnson is Winnie Mandela of our generation"
"Fadiel Adams is Steve Biko of our generation"
"General Shadrack Sibiya is my friend"
"We don't put South Africans First"
"Illegal foreigners must find creative ways to enter South Africa"
"We are advocating for one Africa"
#MadlangaInquiry
#MadlangaCommission
Thank you for responding, MEC. I agree that criminal acts must be reported to SAPS.
However, surely this goes beyond policing? The township economy is a massive economic sector, and intimidation that prevents South African entrepreneurs from operating businesses in townships is also an economic development issue.
As the MEC responsible for Economic Development, surely your department has a role to play in addressing these barriers, protecting township entrepreneurship and coordinating interventions with relevant authorities?
My concern is not just this particular woman, but the broader problem affecting township entrepreneurs thus affecting "Economic Development" .
Denel, Prasa, home affairs, drinking water, Mafikeng (NW as a whole), PetroSA, state owned bus companies… the list goes on. The disdain isn’t a made up emotion, we watched the destruction of so much.. so much promise… all peed in the drain.
This is unacceptable!!!
231,850 foreign nationals in entry-level jobs while South Africans are jobless.
Government must enforce the law and act against employers who exploit foreign nationals and sideline citizens.
Plenty of White South Africans that saw the country was going downhill and decided to get a second citizenship in the UK, US, New Zealand, Netherlands, Australia etc. Nothing new here. Black South Africans aren't afforded the same luxury. We have no choice but to be patriotic.
They told us we’re punching down when we were dealing with illegal African foreigners, now we going after the privileged minorities they’re saying we have no Ubuntu.😂😂😂
South Africans are finally seeing through the deception and realising just how long they’ve been played for fools.
You cannot keep lecturing people about tolerance and diversity while dismissing the growing frustration and sense of exclusion among the very people who call this country home. Diversity should never come at the expense of our voices, our interests or our right to feel at home in our own country. We should not have to silence ourselves to keep everyone else comfortable.
Black South Africans were never inclusive. We were told that we are while we watched other races continued to segregate and call us names.
It's everyone wanting black south africans to be accepting while they continue to be racist.
I say this again. Black South African liberals are the downfall of the collective. They stand for everyone that is detrimental for their own wellbeing. The are the ANC of 1950, wanting to be seen as less dangerous to those that are dangerous to them.
Racist
Xenophobic
Afrophobic
Antisemetic
Anti-muslim
Anti-hindu
They are talking about, and to, YOU 🫵🏾 Native South Africans.
Mind you, they are fuming simply because black people are saying “no”. In their eyes, who the hell do you think you are to say no and stand up for yourself.
And then "Jack's " are defending them and believing we are one and we are rainbow nation 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭they even called you guys confused for being their friends
The Employment Services Bill must reflect the aspirations of South Africans, not the interests of foreign-funded NGOs and big business.
In Parliament, I emphasised the need to broaden public participation beyond traditional platforms by using social media and influencers to reach ordinary South Africans.
We cannot allow well-resourced organisations to dominate the legislative process while the voices of unemployed South Africans go unheard! This Bill must serve the people whose livelihoods are at stake.
The constitution is progressive, the people aren't. Also, these things aren't new, I've heard them my whole life. The problem now is, we have social media so they're much easier to spread. There's also this expectation that because you're Black, you're malleable-