Nonnie

Just an ordinary girl bandla....

[Nonnie @nonniewhite2]

@mikeratcliffe @Vilafonte @VinimarkWine recommend @Zbu_M As a teacher, natural conversation starter, and passionate wine connoisseur, he has the rare ability to connect with people, and create memorable experiencesHis love and knowledge of wine, combined with his warm and engaging personality, would make him an ideal.

[Afrikaners vir SA @AfrikanersVirSA]

AfSA STATEMENT ON US VISA RESTRICTIONS AGAINST SOUTH AFRICANS

A serious escalation

The new US visa restrictions escalate a dispute that has moved from criticism and aid cuts to now targeting individuals. The American embassy in South Africa issued the needlessly belligerent warning that the new directive is "the first step in a series of escalatory measures". This amounts to pressure to change South Africa's laws, court outcomes, and foreign policy.
Some Afrikaner organisations have applauded the directive, but they don't speak for all Afrikaners – and on social media their stance has fuelled hostility toward the whole Afrikaner community. The actions of a few should not stigmatise an entire group.

Our courts decide – not foreign governments

South Africa is a constitutional democracy with an independent judiciary. The "Kill the Boer" chant is inflammatory and harmful to reconciliation. But our courts found it to be protected political expression rather than incitement – a conclusion the Constitutional Court left undisturbed. The ANC has banned the song at its own gatherings, but President Cyril Ramaphosa cannot overturn a judicial ruling just because a foreign president demands it.

The Expropriation Act permits nil compensation only in narrow, just-and-equitable circumstances, with full recourse to the courts, and it's being challenged judicially right now. Constitutional disputes belong in court, not in foreign executive orders.

Race-based laws – a debate for South Africans

BEE’s effectiveness and vulnerability to abuse and elite enrichment must be debated. But it is constitutionally permitted and intended to address apartheid’s continuing economic consequences. That debate belongs to South Africans.

There's no credible evidence South Africa has more race-based laws than any other country. The oft-cited index counts any law where race is legally relevant, regardless of purpose, including defunct pre-1994 statutes. Equating remedial measures with apartheid-era domination laws is misleading.

Farm violence is part of a national crisis

Attacks on farmers and rural communities are horrific, leaving families with grief and trauma that must never be dismissed. Victims deserve compassion and justice.

But their pain shouldn't be exploited to push an unsupported narrative of state-sponsored racial persecution. Violence touches every community – its heaviest burden falls on poor, predominantly black areas where murder, robbery and gang violence are daily realities. Recognising the broader crisis does not minimise the horror of farm attacks; it places them within South Africa’s wider failure to protect its people, rather than a racially targeted campaign.

Foreign-policy double standards

Washington invokes property rights in South Africa while backing Israel despite documented displacement and seizure of Palestinian property. It demands distance from Iran while courting its own rivals when convenient. Non-alignment is not obedience.

Engagement, not submission

South Africa should stay open to engagement with the US. But our laws are tested in our courts, our disputes resolved democratically, and our foreign policy is set by South Africans – not by foreign governments.

[Jacinta Ngobese🇿🇦 @JacintaNgobese]

Patriots! Thank you so much for standing in the gap for me! I’m only one person fighting many battles at once and after losing my job because of this fight I thought it was the end but no… even bigger players are coming in, I mean we are even seeing bromances between enemies in my name 🫣 but we are still far from winning, the journey ahead is still far!! But we can’t give up now 🙏🏻

[Nonnie @nonniewhite2]

@Tempo_rsa @Am_Blujay Exactly!! He is trying to do what exactly by mentioning this?

[Nonnie @nonniewhite2]

@JacintaNgobese @MbhazimawaGaza @JacintaNgobese at this stage you need to register a political party Sisi, sikufuna eparlament.

[Noxolo Madonsela @Noxxcee]

Don’t be silly, Khanya. The issue isn’t that he failed to deliver PPE, it’s that he was improperly awarded the contract. He may be in the wrong on that basis, but there’s no direct link between that and people dying.

[Nonnie @nonniewhite2]

@mmih_za13345 @FloydShivambu Yep!! The ONLY recognised at this point!!

[Nonnie @nonniewhite2]

@apple_december @Anele Eeeeehhh excuse me ma’am, just watch #InimbaMzansi awuyo editor pha?😂😂😂

[Nonnie @nonniewhite2]

@Dumi_MkokstadSa Lihle izulu, ikhaya labangcwele🙌🏾

[Nonnie @nonniewhite2]

@Nedbank Yes! Nothing is happening, 2 branches for that matter! This is frustrating, we trust you with our personal info, you leak it to scammers, we suffer, and you do nothing about it

[Nonnie @nonniewhite2]

@Nedbank I did! Numerous visit and calls, still no help, I am at the branch as we speak, tellers are clueless!

[Nonnie @nonniewhite2]

@sibekoziyanda Ngisathi “yhoo 🤭” namanje

[Nonnie @nonniewhite2]

@lunnngile @sibekoziyanda Scribd doesn’t have this book, which App will you recommend?

[Nonnie @nonniewhite2]

@METROFMSA Dumi Mkokstad
Dr Tumi
Ayanda Ntanzi
Winnie Mashaba
Mmuso Worship

[Nonnie @nonniewhite2]

@_BlackZA @Zbu_M 😂😂

[Nonnie @nonniewhite2]

@Rato_Sootho @SimthoDladla Yhoo every funeral I tell you, I wonder udlaphi😂😂😂

[Nonnie @nonniewhite2]

@RealBlackCoffee @hiibizaofficial @Shota_AfroRaw

[Nonnie @nonniewhite2]

@sibekoziyanda D’town Finest! Congratulations 🎉