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[NOT FOR SALE @pitsode1]

In my opinion, the younger generation scares the older generations so much, because we question everything they followed so blindly.

[Sentletse 🇿🇦🇷🇺🇵🇸🇱🇧 @Sentletse]

The article below was published in July 2026.

It revealed that an Afrikaner racist group @LexLibertasOnX which is led by a known Afriforum racist @ErnstRoets has received funding from the US government to launch its campaign against South Africa on the basis of lies that Afrikaners are being targeted.

As to why @StateSecurityRS tolerates groups that work with foreign powers against the country is beyond me. These racist Afrikaner groups are openly engaged in treasonous acts and nothing is happening to them.

There is coordinated campaign against South Africa by these Afrikaner degenerates who seek to establish a racist homeland for themselves in our land.

The sooner the State crushes Afriforum, Solidarity, Lex Libertas, Referendum Party and other treasonous racist groups of that sort the better.

These fools have become more emboldened since Trump became President.

They must be taught a lesson.

[NOT FOR SALE @pitsode1]

@EvotelZ What time exactly will it be fixed, been gone since yesterday 11:56am

[sandile swana @sandileswana]

Yes, Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma was selected by the United States government to participate in an official leadership program in 2023.

As the high-profile founder of South Africa's anti-immigration "March and March" movement, her participation in a U.S. state-sponsored initiative has drawn significant public attention and debate.

Key Facts About Her U.S. InvolvementThe Programme: In 2023, while working as a prominent radio presenter, Ngobese-Zuma was selected to join the prestigious International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP).

This is a flagship professional exchange program funded and managed by the U.S. Department of State.

The Focus: Her three-week program in the USA focused heavily on media responsibility, countering disinformation, understanding AI, and global politics.

Controversy: Political analysts and critics have pointed out the irony of her participating in a U.S. diplomatic initiative while simultaneously leading a nationalist, anti-foreigner movement that heavily emphasizes absolute state sovereignty and strict borders.

Her South African Education and BackgroundWhile she participated in this professional development program in the United States, her foundational schooling and higher education took place entirely in South Africa:

High School: Attended high school in Johannesburg.

Higher Education: Studied Supply Chain Management at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN).

Current Studies: She is also a practicing law student.

Who is Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma?Ngobese-Zuma is a former award-winning radio DJ at Vuma FM who transitioned into full-time civic activism.

She is the face of the "March and March" movement, which organizes large-scale protests demanding the mass deportation of undocumented immigrants, accusing them of straining South Africa's public services, schools, and hospitals.

Her critics often accuse her of fueling xenophobia, while her supporters view her as a community hero fighting for the rule of law

[Thandekile Moyo @Mamoxn]

The script playing out across South Africa did not appear by chance.
It follows a highly specific sequence of international pressures,
Triggered whenever the state acts against Western geopolitical interests.
The domestic unrest we see today cannot be uncoupled from this timeline.

It began clearly with the Lady R controversy late in 2022.
The United States accused South Africa of shipping weapons to Russia from Simon's Town,
Directly threatening economic penalties and trade exclusion.
This was the opening salvo in a campaign to demand absolute alignment.

The diplomatic pressure intensified throughout 2023.
South Africa held joint naval exercises with Russia and China despite Western warnings,
Followed by the complex friction of hosting the BRICS summit,
Where the state refused to enforce Western demands regarding the ICC warrant for Vladimir Putin.
Instead,
The bloc expanded its footprint,
Challenging global financial structures.

Parallel to these events,
The domestic narrative was shifting.
Right-wing lobbying groups heavily promoted the narrative of "White genocide" abroad,
Attempting to force foreign scrutiny and isolate the South African state.

When that narrative failed to gain the desired traction,
Attention increasingly shifted toward a new internal friction.

The turning point was early 2024,
When South Africa brought Israel to the ICJ.
By filing a formal case of genocide,
The country disrupted the foreign policy framework of the Global North,
Inflicting a deep, public diplomatic humiliation on long-standing international systems.
A sovereign African nation asserting such legal authority inevitably invites structural retaliation.

Now we face today's (June 30) national protests and immigration shutdowns.
The strategy relies on taking the very real, structural poverty left by Apartheid,
And steering the frustration of disenfranchised citizens toward foreign nationals.
If domestic chaos erupts,
The actors behind this pressure achieve their goal without direct intervention.

We should ask why the anger is rarely directed upward,
Toward those who control wealth, Toward those who benefit from economic exclusion,
Toward the structures that continue to reproduce poverty.
History teaches us that powerful interests rarely need to manufacture grievances,
They simply need to redirect them.
The most effective narratives are built upon real suffering.
Real unemployment.
Real poverty.
Real frustration.
But aimed at the wrong targets.

We cannot look at this destabilization without looking at who wins on the ground.
Domestic entities like AfriForum and white-led political parties like the DA benefit directly from the chaos.
If the state fractures under the weight of unrest, it validates their exact political narrative:
That a Black-led government is inherently incapable of maintaining order or governing a nation.

South Africa's immigrants affected by #Xenophobia are Black,
They are African.
What is being framed as a national question,
Is in many ways an African question. When African migrants are attacked in South Africa,
The consequences do not stop at South Africa's borders.

Whether these developments are coordinated,
Or merely convergent,
Their cumulative effect deserves closer scrutiny.
South Africans should ask harder questions about why a country challenging powerful global interests,
Is suddenly portrayed as simultaneously genocidal, xenophobic, unstable, and incapable of governing itself.

People should proceed with extreme caution.
The resulting images will be used globally to discredit South Africa’s international standing.
They will attempt to show that the nation lecturing the world at the ICJ cannot maintain internal order.

It is important to look at the structural, external hands and domestic opportunists coordinating these pressures,
Before the genuine grievances of Black South Africans,
Are used to destroy the country from within,
& Weaponised against both SA & the broader African project.

#PrayforAfrica

[AKA @akaworldwide]

SOUTH AFRICA THE GREATEST COUNTRY ON PLANET EARTH.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

Pattern recognition and the ability to always ask "why" is the difference between a thinking, independent adult and a zombie who lets Twitter manage his emotions.

It's when you look at the "South Africa Vs Ghana beef" and you ask yourself why the South African xenophobes whom everyone knows have had problems with Nigerians and Zimbabweans since forever, suddenly decided to go after Ghanaians - the relatively unproblematic group of Africans that are both highly visible and universally liked across the continent.

Why would the Afrophobes seeking a quick and easy win against African immigrants skip over the hundreds of thousands of available Zimbabweans (invisible and easy to pick on) and Nigerians (widely disliked across Africa) and specifically start a beef with the one group of Africans that the entire continent knows and likes?

How many Ghanaians even live in South Africa compared to Nigerians and Zimbabweans? Why did Ghana - the most unlikely target with the least potential payoff - suddenly become the focus of South African Afrophobes? What did that contrived, 1-sided beef accomplish except create a narrative that set the entire continent against them? Why would Afrophobes seeking a win against immigrants go after the one group of immigrants that everyone likes and aren't even that many, when there were tens of thousands of Kudakwashes and Emekas to go after?

Why shoot themselves in the foot for absolutely no reason by making an enemy out of the state that had the capacity to immediately charter widebody aircrafts to evacuate its citizens who were then pictured joyfully singing their national anthem on the plane home? Why score such a disastrous PR own goal and completely discredit their own movement by adopting the role of comic book monsters, to the point where all of South Africa's continental soft power is genuinely under threat?

Are these Afrophobes really that stupid?

Or, or...hear me out - they are just patsies and someone else behind the scenes is carefully curating a sequence of events that leads South Africa into a catastrophic loss of diplomatic credibility and cultural influence, which will then be followed by an assault against the South African state itself, possibly by one or more separatist entities that are already being covertly armed and equipped?

Who was recently seen sending Starlink kits to Orania under the Seal of the US First Lady? Whose ambassador recently met with Western Cape separatists after publicly stating that he "does not care what South Africa's courts say"? Who is currently pushing every button to discredit South Africa on the international stage including disinviting the country from the G7 meeting and using disaster photos from DR Congo to falsely claim a "white genocide" in South Africa?

Pattern recognition is what helps you stitch all these data points together in sequence and reach the obvious conclusion that helps you avoid becoming a useful idiot whose thoughts and feelings are dictated by proprietary algorithms owned by billionaire white supremacists who microdose ketamine.

It's a basic adult requirement.

[LADY M³ We EFF❤️ @MapulaMokgosang]

@AfricaisBlack Zionist are teaching them spin doctoring and propaganda very well 🤭😂

[Drop Site @DropSiteNews]

🔴 NEW: An Israeli drone strike on a motorcycle in Adoussiyeh, south Lebanon, killed a couple and left their young child wounded and bloodied, and crying beside their bodies, according to local reports and footage from the scene.

Journalist Hadi Hoteit said the strike hit near Ghaziyeh, between Sidon and Tyre, in an area many residents believed was safe.

[𝑺𝒂𝒏𝒅𝒊𝒍𝒆 𝑴𝒔𝒊𝒃𝒊 Ⓜ @SandileKaMsibi]

South Africans 🇿🇦 have no backup. If This home collapses. No one will send Planes ✈️.

White genocide narrative = Was meant for Americans to hate South Africa.

Xenophobia Narrative = Is meant for Africa. To Hate South Africa.

Now All they need to do is get the rest of the world to Hate South Africa 🇿🇦. Then it over. And they will.

Europe, Then China, Russia, India, etc.

Times Of Israel 🇮🇱: 𝐀𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚 𝐌𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐅𝐫𝐚𝐠𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭, 𝐒𝐨𝐮𝐭𝐡 𝐀𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚 𝐅𝐢𝐫𝐬𝐭 𝐉𝐀𝐍 𝟐, 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔, 𝟏𝟎:𝟏𝟗 𝐏𝐌

https://t.co/2gol70mghS

[ZimLive @zimlive]

📹 Wicknell Chivayo’s ex-wife Sonja Madzikanda says she has been arrested after he told police that she stole his phone and leaked a video “of him and a president that’s very compromising.” The video reportedly shows Chivayo meeting South Africa’s Cyril Ramaphosa (see screen grab in frame two) much earlier than their encounter at Pricabe Farm in Kwekwe a fortnight ago. The video would be highly damaging to Ramaphosa, whose office insisted he was seeing Chivayo for the first time during his visit to President Mnangagwa’s farm

[NOT FOR SALE @pitsode1]

@ManUtd @B_Fernandes8 Done

[NOT FOR SALE @pitsode1]

I’ve Voted for the Best! https://t.co/etsIRIFjZx

[Middle East Observer @ME_Observer_]

⚡️⭕️The ongoing attempted Israeli cultural domination of Africa:

I remember about 15 years ago, Israel started cultural infiltration in Africa. If you're seeing Nigerians and other Africans from other countries being crazy in supporting Israel, it's because Israel gave them a new religion to follow, similar to the American Evangelical Jewhadists. Read more:

The Africa-Israel Initiative (AII) — Origins and Launch

The Africa-Israel Initiative was conceived as a vision in Johannesburg, South Africa in November 2011. Its founder and first president was Pastor Erik Selle from Norway. It was officially launched in Zambia in April 2012 through a partnership with the Africa Revival Summit. The founding fathers who constituted the vision were Apostle Samuel Gordon (South Africa), Pastor Israel Ssekamatte (Uganda), Bishop Joshua Mulinge (Kenya), Apostle Samuel Malambo (Zambia), and Pastor Emmanuel Ntayomba (Rwanda).

By the time of its growth, the AII had established centers in 25 countries across all four regions of the African continent, each with a board, staff, and volunteers.

The Religious Dimension — Pentecostalism as a Tool

Israel has been tapping into the Pentecostal revival on the continent to further its own geo-strategic interests. Out of the 19 countries represented in the Africa-Israel Initiative, sixteen are in Africa, demonstrating the far-reaching role of Christian Pentecostal religion in Israel's growing influence on the continent.

The support for Israel in sub-Saharan Africa by ordinary citizens is partly due to the rise of Pentecostalism and evangelical Christianity in these countries. These Christians consider the Holy Land of Israel to be their spiritual home and support defending Israel's interests. The former leader of the Ghana chapter noted: "We want African countries to support Israel at the United Nations level, and for Africa to be blessed by the God of Israel for supporting Israel."

Netanyahu's Africa Push from 2016 Onward

When Netanyahu took his first-ever trip to Africa in 2016, he famously declared "Israel is coming back to Africa, and Africa is coming back to Israel." During that weeklong visit, the first by an Israeli leader to sub-Saharan Africa in more than 30 years, he visited Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, and Ethiopia and held a historic summit with leaders from seven countries.

Netanyahu's frank motivation was clear. He told a gathering of Israel's ambassadors to Africa: "The automatic majority against Israel at the UN is composed, first and foremost, of African countries. Whether in the end or at the outset, our goal is to change their voting patterns." With three spots on the Security Council and a solid quarter of the seats at the General Assembly, the Human Rights Council, and UNESCO, these 54 countries can and have made all the difference in decisions ranging from a bid on Palestinian statehood to condemning the U.S. embassy move to Jerusalem.

In 2017, Netanyahu became the first leader outside of Africa to address the ECOWAS Heads of State and Government Summit in Liberia, where he promised African leaders: "In every field, our technology is there, it's ready to work with you, to provide solutions to some of the most pressing issues of Africa. We want to help your soil become more fertile, your water reusable, your cities safer, your air cleaner."

Development Diplomacy — Technology and Aid as Soft Power

In 2012, a unique partnership was launched between the Ethiopian Ministry of Agriculture, USAID, and Israel's MASHAV to promote economic growth in rural areas by strengthening smallholders' production of fruits and vegetables. This tripartite development program was later extended for another three years in 2016.

Israel's aid agency MASHAV sent aid worth $45.5 million to Ethiopia, Uganda, Tanzania, South Sudan, and Kenya between 2009 and 2021, directed toward agriculture, water, and healthcare.

Most Recent Developments (2024-2025)

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar included African engagement in his 2025 Ministry of Foreign Affairs work plan, and a 13th Israeli embassy was set to open in Zambia. Sa'ar hosted the Ethiopian Foreign Minister for the minister's first official visit to Israel in March 2025.

Six new Israel Allies Caucuses were launched in Africa following the inaugural Africa-Israel Parliamentary Summit in Addis Ababa in September 2024, where more than 40 parliamentarians from 20 African nations pledged to enhance bilateral cooperation.

[Suppressed News. @SuppressedNws1]

This exchange is interesting.

Tucker Carlson responds to “does Israel have the right to exits?”.

[Monwabisi @MonwabisiNjeza]

@BDliveSA Let's report this garbage to The Press Council of South Africa [email protected], or by calling the Public Advocate at 011 484 3612

[Casemiro @Casemiro]

Proud of this team, proud of our fans !! Come on @ManUtd !! 💪🏽

[. @siinqobile_d]

I’m glad Melania’s documentary was pulled from theatres in South Africa, if I wanted to watch a hooker turned housewife I’d just watch Pretty Woman.

[Lunga @LungaMrhetjha]

I don't take seriously people who use the following words in their daily vocabulary:

1. Tribes
2. Sub-Saharan Africa
3. People of Colour

[Zakes Mda @ZakesMda]

This sounds ridiculous. Are you sure you got it right, #News24? Are you sure that’s what the Honorable Minister said? We are artists. Our art is purchased all over the world. It puts South Africa on the map. Doesn’t he know how much foreign exchange South Africa earns from those artists whose art is purchased by foreign countries in all different art forms and genres, whether we are talking of Zanele Muholi, William Kentridge, and Siphiwe Nzdube with their visual art, or Nkosinathi Maphumulo and various DJs and Amapiano stars through their music that has captivated the world, or Trevor Noah whose comedy continues to enthrall the international community, or John Kani’s much honored theatre and film work, or Vuyani Maqoma whose dance shows are always touring the world, or Pretty Yende and Pumeza Matshikiza who enchant opera audiences in Europe with their luminous sopranos. And many other world-class artists whose works are consumed by “foreigners” out there. Artists do not only create their work for South Africa but for the world! Artists cannot be parochial, they must be cosmopolitan. You cannot practice an “abahambe” attitude on art and decree that it must not be purchased by foreigners!

[Owen Jones @owenjonesjourno]

Donald Trump is so obviously going to annex Greenland.

And European leaders will respond with unparalleled levels of "monitoring the situation".