ThaboM 🇿🇦

God grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the Courage to change the things I can and Wisdom to know the differences.

[ThaboM 🇿🇦 @thabo6355]

Do you have someone arguing passionately on your behalf???

The importance of networks

[EFF Youth Command @EFFYouthCommand]

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The EFFYC will launch its Grade 12 Mathematics Study Guide!

The Study Guide will be accompanied by weekly online classes to assist learners with exam preparation, problem-solving techniques, and key concepts.

No learner must fail because of lack of adequate support and access to learning material.

#EFFMathChampions 🔥🧮

Register To Vote EFF In The 2026 Local Government Elections To Be Held On The 4th of November 2026

Link: https://t.co/MpOjwoIenX

[Ngwato: @shabarax]

Im worried about @Powerfm987 callers, someone just calls and lie about @Julius_S_Malema ....but the presenter doesn't ask for factual evidence...
Just....Mmmh...mmmmhhh

@mondlimakhanya

Nonsense

[Trevor Noah @Trevornoah]

I don’t always agree with Julius Malema but this statement on Xenophobic attacks in SA is perfect.

[LeKoKo @UncappedLekoko]

I still maintain that the greatest goalkeepers are not necessarily the ones that make great saves, but those that are able to organise their defence to prevent a shots.

[Major League Soccer @MLS]

Squad balled out! 🤩

Team of the Matchday pres. by Audi: https://t.co/mTFABogrtx

[Chicago Fire FC @ChicagoFire]

TLB 🗣️ TLB 🗣️ TLB 🗣️

Get Mbo to the All-Star Game using the link below ⭐️ #cf97

https://t.co/Pz8lcqHPyL

[Sentletse 🇿🇦🇷🇺🇵🇸🇱🇧 @Sentletse]

Key take aways by @Tessa_Dooms from Frank Dialogue podcast with @Julius_S_Malema

[ツ Lord Ori @Lord_Ori_]

We have the problem of illegal immigration because the ANC that has been the governing party since 1994 enabled it. Blaming the EFF for ANC and current GNU’s faults is pure stupidity. Ngithukeni futhi zinja! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[ツ Lord Ori @Lord_Ori_]

The ANC has kept the borders open since 1994, but it’s the EFF that gets bashed for being vocal about it, while the ANC stays silent. The system is making us fight amongst ourselves while we ignore the root causes of our problems.

[Fighter Thola @Miss_Thola]

Let's deal with illegal immigration through the laws of this country.
– Julius Malema

[SABC News @SABCNews]

WORKERS DAY | Julius Malema, leader of the EFF, says men must become responsible by not beating or abusing women and children.

[Footy Humour @FootyHumour]

Arteta and Diego Simeone after realising they will face Bayern or PSG in the final:

[Professor Hamza Ballon Dor @mancityhardcore]

Arsenal fans begging Pep Guardiola to let Arteta win the league 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

How can we say this club is a big club?

[Brenda Wardle @BrendaWardle]

King Cat Matlala should make full and frank disclosures. Hop from one trial to the next as a s204 witness, obtain indemnity from prosecution as he goes along, bring the entire house of cards crumbling down and walk away like Angela Basset walking away from the fire 🔥 🐦 😎 😅.

[Partisan Defence Committee/Britain @PDCBritain]

At tonight's demo in front of the South African Embassy in London, the speaker for @WorkersHammer makes it clear why the so-called Government of National Unity is threatening to lock up EFF leader @Julius_S_Malema
United front action is vital in fighting back against the attacks by the GNU government and US imperialism it is beholden to.

[Brenda Wardle @BrendaWardle]

Julius Malema remains an MP until he exhausts all his appeal remedies (s47(1)). @eNCA This gentleman is wrong.

[Geronimo Morgans @GeronimoMorgans]

There was a moment when Vincent Kompany was asked a simple question:

If you could spend a day with any person, past or present, who would it be?

His answer was immediate: Nelson Mandela.

Then he added a sentence that carried enormous weight:

“His crime was being Black.”

Kompany was speaking to children at the time (Manchester City), and the way he explained Mandela’s story was powerful in its simplicity.

He told them about a man who went to prison for a crime he didn’t commit, who spent decades behind bars, and yet when he walked free, he chose forgiveness instead of hatred.

For the children listening, the lesson wasn’t political. It was human. Kompany told them something deeper: be grateful for the life you have, wherever you come from. Whether your beginnings are comfortable or difficult, what matters is what you build from them.

Kompany knows that truth personally.
His father arrived in Europe as a refugee from Congo. There was no golden path waiting for Vincent Kompany. Everything had to be earned. Step by step. Through discipline, education, and relentless work, he carved his way to the very top of football.

That journey shaped the man we saw leading Manchester City as a captain.
He wasn’t just a captain. He was a standard. A voice of authority. A leader who understood responsibility, who carried the weight of the badge with pride, and who delivered when it mattered most. When City needed calm, he gave it. When they needed courage, he stepped forward. When they needed belief, he embodied it.
Some leaders inherit authority.

Kompany earned it.

That is why, when people talk about the future after Pep Guardiola, his name inevitably returns to the conversation.
Because succeeding Pep will not only require tactical intelligence. It will require character. Identity. Authority in the dressing room. Someone who understands what Manchester City is, what it became, and what it must remain.

Kompany is more than a former captain. He is part of this club’s soul. A legend. The greatest leader the club has known.

Sometimes, the person best suited to guide the future is the one who helped build the foundation in the first place.

[Mehdi Hasan @mehdirhasan]

"Do you support Israel's 'right to exist'?"

It's a 'gotcha' queston and I debunk all the BS surrounding the 'right to exist' propaganda right here:

[ThaboM 🇿🇦 @thabo6355]

🤣🤣🤣#life

[Da Cruz Missile @Sgadi28]

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