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#mjolo is dangerous, it needs a thick skin.

Two great Kenyan orators. They are so captivating when speaking but when you look deeper at it you realize it's nonsense. One is a proponent of inclusive capitalism and the other one believes that people like Ramaphosa are revolutionary and Pan Africanists

“...black political elite class created by apartheid to serve as a buffer against the masses ...,”👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿

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I think about this often.

I HAVE A MASTERS DEGREE IN LAW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🎊🥳🎖️

[TODAY IN PICTURES] We delivered our memorundum to SA Police Service 🇿🇦. We will, through Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC) branches be monitoring local police stations for compliance, giving them until 15 October to fix their house! #SAPSIsGuilty #EndVAWEndGBV #EndGBV

I really, really love being Black. I know there is so much tragedy in the world, but I am grateful that I’m a soul in charge of a black body

Not only burger. You are a versatile queen, give us milk, cheese, burgers, beef, beef stew, skopo nenyama yentloko.

Comrades lona your problems are too many today ya all are fighting over friendship colourism. Rona we thank ta Marx who told us that mankind must first of all eat, drink, have shelter and clothing, before it can pursue politics, science, art, religion, etc. Borotho pele.

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Comrade Johnson Phillip Mlambo [22 Feb 1940 - 09 Jan 2021], in black beret in the picture, fell victim to Covid-19 early this morning. He led the PAC as chairman of the Central Committee (from 1985) and as first Deputy President (1990 - 94). He then selflessly worked for unity.

PAC, AZAPO Commemorate March 21 Click on the link below in order to view the full gallery : m.facebook.com/story.php?stor…

We have just being hit by one of the most violent winds in Pretoria and part of North West💔😭 I hope people are safe👏🏾🕯️

For those asking what happened to the Radisson Hotel at 22 Riebeek Street in #CapeTown 🤔🏨 A new hotelier has taken over. It is now called Pullman - Cape Town City Centre. It is operated by Accor, a French multinational hospitality company that owns, manages and franchises