@GodPenuel The only real threat to ANC dominance is the MK Party. The rest are just claiming to be alternatives. If we’re serious about breaking the ANC’s grip, we must back a movement with real grassroots support and the power to disrupt. Anything else is just playing politics.
@koko_matshela Is there no possibility to challenge this under consumer protection laws, economic sabotage laws, or even human rights violations. Electricity is essential services.
People do not have to accept this as normal. The more Eskom gets away with it, the worse it will become.
@SizweLo@Jed38111039 And as usual.. mining and minerals will be traded for blood.
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@Vaccinations13@koko_matshela The volunteers that work the ground got streetwise paap and an apple at 12 mid-day. Going back to the very shack they call hime at 19:00, with the same stress of not knowing what the kids will have for supper? You must b proud 2 see the poor mama's scramble for leftovers
@_officialMoss@MzwaneleManyi disagreements are part of a healthy democracy, but labeling others in this way closes off meaningful dialogue. Let’s focus on the facts: if Dr. Hlophe is legally allowed to serve, then his rights, like everyone else’s, must be respected under the law.
@_officialMoss@MzwaneleManyi I understand your concern, but it's important to focus on the principles of democracy and the law rather than resorting to dismissing others as irrational. The Constitution protects everyone’s right to participate, regardless of political views.
@_officialMoss@MzwaneleManyi the focus should be on Hlophe’s current role & legal rights as a member of Parliament. His past conduct as a judge, for which he has been punished, should not be the sole determinant of his ability to serve in other capacities. the JSC recommends and does not appoint Judges
Fact of the matter is, our oppression could end tomorrow if we wanted it to.
Why do we continue to support their businesses, the very same businesses that perpetuate our oppression.
We are comfortable with poverty, inequality, crime & unemployment. Let’s call a spade a spade