This country is sick. Renaldo Gouws, Penny Sparrow, Adam Catzavelos are just symptoms, coughs if you would, of that sickness. There was Never real truth and reconciliation in South Africa. That is why there is no economic justice, we are one of the most unequal countries in the

Mans said: f*ck democracy and the will of the people sh*t.

Watching the ANC and DA pretend to be in "tough negotiations" for an outcome that is at least 8 years in the making is hilarious. Watching the EFF and MKP tow the line and not insert themselves in this arrangement is also telling. Everyone is sticking to the script.👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿

It's time for Amaqabane ka Zille to defend their sell-out President. Ixesha lifikile Comrades.

When "shop owners" went toe-to-toe with taxi drivers/owners in Qheberha in 2021, with the asylum seekers brandishing heavy machinery, what did the government do? We are on autopilot and this country is a playground for any person who dares to fight for a piece of his corner here.

We must be at each other's throat whenever possible. That way the focus is taken away from the real reasons the native is at the bottom of the food chain. Every few years, we squabble amongst ourselves and those disagreements lead to tectonic shifts that leave us worse off.

The South African political elite is a homogeneous group, in different skin hues and wearing different regalia. They're all neoliberal at their core. They use rhetoric to placate the masses and delay a necessary revolution. When one of them dies, the facade is temporarily lifted.

Nationhood is often underappreciated in a world convinced it's part of a "global village."

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Some of the most profitable banks worldwide are South African. This is one of the biggest reasons unemployment continues to rise while living standards keep falling. You see, banks, like the rest of the financial services sector, have high profit margins relative to the number

We are in a hole, and we are trying to get out if it by digging. Succinctly put.👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿

Sellouts 1. ActionSA 2. Inkatha Freedom Party 3. Bantu Holomisa Nqabayomzi Kwankwa, MP 4. Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC) 5. Patricia De Lille 6. Mmusi Maimane MP and other stomach politicians; WE SEE YOU and WE DON’T FORGET. Those who voted YES for the #Budget2025 voted against the prosperity of The People.

Most of us grow up thinking taxes pay for everything the government does—schools, roads, hospitals, etc. We’re told that if we want better services, the government has to “raise money” through taxes. But here’s the truth: That’s not how it works. 🧵Thread🧵

All this is to say that the problems faced by South Africa can be eradicated with political will. So, why are the ANC hellbent on deliberately keeping the majority unemployed and living in poverty?

Was The “Mbeki Economy” Really That Great? (Warning: this is loooong! Feel free to skip to the Conclusion and then like and repost) People either say President Thabo Mbeki’s time in office was a huge success or a complete failure. For those who grew up hearing about strong

A 43.1% unemployment rate is a catastrophe. How this tragedy has been normalised is beyond scary. The shocking thing is that the government still has no plans to reverse this crisis. Our leaders are breeding a revolution, and their 30-year task to placate the masses will end.

Inflation at 2.7% and prime lending rate at 11%. Who would be stupid enough to invest their billions in risky business when they can just put their money in the bank and see exponential growth?

She knows exactly what she's doing because...

A colony by any other name. The World Bank gives us a loan in USD. The SARB converts the money into the Rands the state issues, out of thin air. The government uses that money. When the SARB is asked to perform the same transaction without the IMF USD, it's "inflationary."

Option one: Apologise Option two: Lee Harvey Oswald