SAM-EL DE KING

TECH GUY. Mr wanna know it all. @CABSLOG.

[SAM-EL DE KING @SamLetsoalo14]

@DjMaphorisa Abatwana bakho ,without a doubt...

[Just Tumi @TheDeveloperess]

Details of how Standardbank allegedly defrauded and tortured her. PART 1 #NkabiBank #Mafia #standardbank

[Alan MacLeod @AlanRMacLeod]

Fixed this headline for you, @BBC.

[SAM-EL DE KING @SamLetsoalo14]

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[SAM-EL DE KING @SamLetsoalo14]

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[Fix Your CV With Me @_Bonga]

If they dont arrest this guy, we are all at risk.

[SAM-EL DE KING @SamLetsoalo14]

@odedanilo Amime and music

[SAM-EL DE KING @SamLetsoalo14]

@ApostleDeza Delulu, this one

[Roli @GamingNaRoli]

No capitalist just took away the SD card slot from phones so that they can make you guys pay monthly subscriptions for online storage.

[Andile Speaks @AfricaisBlack]

Let's be clear. Julius Malema was right.

Adv. Matthew Chaskalson SC, the Evidence Leader of the Madlanga Commission, has now publicly stated. “The Commission’s findings are not binding, and it can only make recommendations to the President.”

This confirms exactly what Malema warned: the commission, though important, is an advisory body, while Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee holds constitutional power to exercise oversight, summon ministers, demand answers, and hold the executive directly accountable.

Mkhwanazi’s allegations are not theoretical, they involve a sitting Minister, Senzo Mchunu. The public deserves answers now, not after a long judicial process whose outcomes can be ignored or delayed.

The scheduling “clash” was never logistical, it was political. The goal? Slow down truth. Silence dissent. Shield power.

Malema’s tone wasn’t hatred toward Mkhwanazi, it was righteous anger against a system designed to protect corrupt politicians by delaying accountability. He has always supported whistleblowers, but he refuses to allow accountability to be sidelined.

To those who made it their mission to misunderstand him. It’s time to stop twisting his words. It’s time to be embarrassed.

Malema and the EFF are fighting for transparency. It’s not about undermining the commission, it’s about ensuring Parliament does its job.

#MalemaWasRight. #Mkhwanazi. #AdHocCommittee. #Accountability

[Ashley Serakalala @ashseraka]

Julius is not your president , he is a president to the percent that voted , please let him be .👏🙏

[SAM-EL DE KING @SamLetsoalo14]

@Solphendukaa Hip hop and cartoons

[SAM-EL DE KING @SamLetsoalo14]

@DeeCover611 @newslivesa He is a coward. He should have said that whilst he was in the EFF.

[EFF MPL M Tshwaku, PhD @MTshwaku]

That guy was a problem in the EFF. Follow him at your own risk . Good luck

[Eva X. @PresidentXiCHN]

How is the new American President’s promise of World Peace going so far?

[Sihle Lonzi @SihleLonzi]

Ekurhuleni East TVET College students gifted me this nice fit, they made.

This is why the EFF advocates for the eradication of Tenders. There are many services that our youth in TVETs can render to municipalities and government.

That way we kill corruption, and give youth JOBS!

[Trev @Tokyo_Trev]

Majita, be more involved in your kids' lives. Help with the day to day things. Financial support alone isn't enough

[Tumi Sole @tumisole]

News of the day! ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[Battalion 54 @54Battalion]

They shot him 16 times on Monday Morning for Fighting for the People on the Ground , we really thought he was going to make it 💔💔💔 this is so wrong. RIP FIGHTER SELLO.

[Economic Freedom Fighters @EFFSouthAfrica]

The EFF’s Statement on Ministers Refusing to Answer Parliamentary Questions

-For example, EFF Member of Parliament Mothusi Montwedi asked Steenhuisen for the reasons he continued using his DA email address to conduct official work of government. Steenhuisen simply lied and denied his use of this email address even though there is evidence of him doing so. Another culprit is Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana, who received a total of 30 questions, and who has failed to provide replies to about half of those questions. Minister of Home Affairs, Leon Schreiber was asked 27 questions, and he has not replied to 18 of those questions. The Minister of Police, Senzo Mchunu, has not replied to 47 of the 74 questions he was asked. Similarly, the Minister of Social Development, Sisisi Tolashe has not responded to 17 of the 24 questions she was asked.