Phillix M. Kokwele retweeted
1. As a woman I have benefited A LOT from patriarchy eg if I enter a room and there are 5 men and 1 chair, all 5 men will say I should sit. My clients love going to police stations and other law enforcement with me because they know the officers will be nice to me and that invariably means nicer treatment for them. Benefits of patriarchy.
2. Patriarchy is why I can ask a random man to help me reverse my car (🥲🥲don’t judge me, that is the worst part of driving), and he will gladly do it. I have never changed a Tyre in my life why? If I have a flat on the road, I won’t spend up to 5 minutes before a man will pull over and help me fix my spare for free.
3. Because of patriarchy, women like me in male dominated fields are treated like eggs. 10 criminal litigation lawyers, 9 are men, 1 is me. They will say “let the woman go first”, “a beautiful woman should not be stressed, who did you come to bail from cell?” Sharp sharp I don finish dey go. Even male judges joke with you more when you’re for eg the only female in court.
4. Clients pay more because they know a woman will make it easier for them. Client don ever add additional 200k to my fee because we went together when he was invited to SARS and he noticed how everyone was nice and he wasn’t maltreated because of my presence.
Men (patriarchy) are always nice to me (a woman) and I have benefited more from patriarchy than actual men themselves 😂😂
It is women who are liabilities that complain of patriarchy.
Replying to @KerenKBitto
Funny enough, Patriarchy was created to protect women and CONTROL men, but here we are in the modern era
Phillix M. Kokwele retweeted
🚨🇿🇦DR Nasiphi Moya disconnected electricity for the SAPS, Shoprite, Spar , the Nigerian embassy and other big entities because they owed the state millions for electricity and they all paid so that their businesses can continue. Nobody in government has balls like her🤞
Phillix M. Kokwele retweeted
There is a bright future for journalism in SA. Who is this guy who shot Malema with a question that made him lose his head? Fearless journalism deserves kudos 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Phillix M. Kokwele retweeted
9 years back. Blade Nzimande gave the EFF the best revolutionary advice ever. Unfortunately they didn't listen no wonder they are perishing today 😭😭🔥🔥🇿🇦
Phillix M. Kokwele retweeted
There's a new sheriff in town, and the message is LOUD AND CLEAR! Illegal immigrants in Hillbrow and Berea must start packing their bags and run now because the days of lawlessness, illegal occupation and turning a blind eye are OVER. ActionSA will Restore Law and Order!!
#UnfinishedBusiness #OperationFixJoburg
Phillix M. Kokwele retweeted
Jacinta has become a kingmaker without entering the elections.
What a queen!
This is what it means to be a lobby group
#LGE2026 #Election2026 #Elections2026 Hillbrow and Berea CSIR Action SA Tshwane
Phillix M. Kokwele retweeted
The list of 198 foreigners the DA employed into senior positions in Cape Town Municipality also includes white & asian foreigners because we don't just target black foreigners, we are clear that the Employment Systems Act says that no foreigner must be employed into jobs that are not scarce skills, so today I will be publishing the full list
By:#Basskruger
Phillix M. Kokwele retweeted
“We are not renewing the licences of foreign doctors, unless that doctor has a rare speciality that our local doctors don't have.”
Those are the words of Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary for Health, Hon. Aden Duale. This is what decisive leadership looks like: prioritising your own citizens and protecting opportunities for local professionals.
Yet in South Africa, when ActionSA says, “We don't have plans for Africa; we have plans for South Africa,” we are labelled XENOPHOBIC and VIGILANTES.
Baagi, on the 4th of November, use your vote wisely. Invest in an organisation that advocates for you and puts South Africans first. Vote for ActionSA For You!!
#PutSouthAfricansFirst
🚨 ACTIONSA IS NOT HERE TO SAVE AFRICA! WE ARE HERE TO FIX SOUTH AFRICA, PUT SOUTH AFRICANS FIRST, AND CONFRONT OUR IMMIGRATION CRISIS HEAD-ON!
As we march towards Election Day, let there be NO CONFUSION about where ActionSA stands. We will NOT apologise for putting South Africans first. We will NOT back down from confronting the immigration crisis. And we will NOT compromise on our commitment to South Africans.
SOUTH AFRICANS FIRST. UBUNTU CANNOT COME AT THE EXPENSE OF OUR OWN PEOPLE.
Full Manifesto: actionsa.org.za/manifesto/
Phillix M. Kokwele retweeted
Protests in Durban in 1973 against the apartheid government … Zulus carrying stick and shields but today the ANC government takes us to court to tell us that this is a sign of violence and wants to ban us from Marching completely… in a so called democracy‼️ VOTE WISELY 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Phillix M. Kokwele retweeted
Let's be clear: immigration policy sits with national government. Nobody's disputing that. But pretending local government has nothing to do with it is a convenient way to let councillors off the hook.
Who enforces trading by-laws? Council. Who licenses spaza shops and sends health inspectors? Council. Who lets buildings get hijacked and does nothing? Council. Who decides whether metro police actually work with Home Affairs or look the other way? Council.
The effects of illegal immigration aren't felt in Parliament. They're felt in our townships, our CBDs and our communities, and that's exactly where councillors are supposed to be doing their jobs. So yes, we will hold them accountable for implementation.
And don't underestimate what happens on 4 November. Every party in Parliament will be reading these results. If South Africans vote on this issue, that's a clear message for 2029: get serious about the law, or get out of office.
This isn't about hating anyone. It's about enforcing the laws we already have and demanding that the people we elect actually do their jobs.
Phillix M. Kokwele retweeted
R44k to March and March account first day…🙏🏽🇿🇦 Mandisi Tshingana is also raising money for Transport… we can safely confirm that the Road to Gqhebera project is taking shape❤️ Thank you patriots, united we can do so much more and to those foreigners that chased away South Africans in their own country, telling them that Gqhebera belongs to foreigners. Our government may have given you the impression that you can treat us like rubbish and disrespect us in our ancestral land but we will never tolerate your nonsense… SIYEZA, Gqhebera WE ARE COMING‼️‼️‼️ 👌
Phillix M. Kokwele retweeted
Guys we made it‼️✊🏻🇿🇦😂
Dr Gordon saying this at the Thabo Mbeki African School is sooo powerful 🙏🏻🇿🇦 Keep going Patriots
Phillix M. Kokwele retweeted
We also need to mobilize in South African Universities! The students need to know and join March and March‼️
Phillix M. Kokwele retweeted
Deploying the army and sending police to shoot at your own people to protect foreigners is WILD‼️‼️‼️‼️
If we keep quiet and allow ourselves to go on like this what’s next??? 🤔🤔
WATCH🚨
Lusanda Dlamini, a young woman from KZN, says she was fired from a foreign owned shop, Wow Africa after refusing to marry an undocumented foreign national who allegedly wanted to obtain South African citizenship through the marriage.
Phillix M. Kokwele retweeted
The President who was sick when women were being killed and dumped in Kempton Park and he said and did absolutely nothing‼️
He then miraculously showed up feeling better when it was time to campaign for the ANC…
From there he then sent police from all across the country with all kinds of secret agents and intelligence to Moore Rd (he couldn’t do in Kempton Park…) to try get us arrested because to him the Immigration crisis will be solved by dealing with us not the foreigners or their governments.
A President who can’t even engage his people and listen to them, come to them and find out what their concerns are but instead always resorts to extremes and calling the army and bringing back apartheid laws??? A President who cares more about protecting Infrastructure and relationships that are beneficial to him than his own people??? That is not a Leader at all… just someone itching to be a dictator‼️‼️
Akenze akbonayo ngami nabantu bakhe but the truth remains the truth…



























