The Black world is preoccupied with remaining defeated...whether it's killing, outclassing, dividing, enslaving or sabotaging each other.
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“They left a legacy of preserving minority wealth, failing to transform the economy, and increasing inequality & poverty.”
This will be the epitaph of the ANC.
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BREAKING:
78% of Britons believe Israel is a serious threat to world peace, according to a new survey.
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What an absolute shambles. Athletes prize money are being withheld and they have to pay their own plane tickets because of budget constraints and some contract BS while the minister of sport has no problem accessing R30 million instantly and spends it all without submitting one single receipt. Sies 🤧
Swimming South Africa has admitted it was wrong to withhold Olympic champion Tatjana Smith's prize money, as questions are being raised over how the country treats its top swimmers. ewn.co.za/2026/11/12/swimmin…
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There is something profoundly wrong with a country where 8.6 million people cannot find work, yet those elected to lead them are rewarded with salary increases, writes Lee Rondganger.
Read on tinyurl.com/mumapbk5
#SalaryOutrage #JoblessMillions #PayControversy #UnemploymentCrisis
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Literally screw @SwimSouthAfrica and @GaytonMcK…you just cost us our best Olympian ever. Tatjana Smith won’t be the last if this keeps up. We could be a top 5 program given our talent but there seems to be only Rand for your world cup parties! What a joke…
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Gayton McKenzie found money to take 20 fans and 20 artists to the World Cup, but where is the money for our swimmers? Olympic champions are being asked to pay R55,000 to compete. Please explain these priorities without insulting our intelligence.
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dailymaverick.co.za/article/… but let’s rather spend R82 million on a bankrupt golf tour, R31 million at FIFA World Cup and R20 million on non-existent VAR instead of putting the funds into SA sport, the athletes and grass roots development. The administration of SA sport is a tragic mess of systemic corruption from the Sports Ministry down to SASCOC and the majority of the federations. I used to think Fikile Mbalula was the most arrogant, corrupt and unethical
Sports Minister ever in SA but Gayton McKenzie is now right up there. Very sad for SA sport!
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I agree with Queen B. Gayton McKenzie needs to resign. I refuse to accept that South Africa can spend R31 million on a World Cup delegation while our own swimmers must find R55,000 to represent the country. If this is his idea of prioritising sport, we've got a serious problem.
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While South Africans struggle, “leaders” have rewarded themselves with the following salary increases as announced today, 10th November 2026 by Cyril Ramaphosa. Are you happy with this development?
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🚨 Another “catastrophic flop” by Cyril Ramaphosa 🚨
Another day, another salary increase for those at the top while millions of South Africans struggle to survive.
Approving a 3.5% to 4% pay hike for ministers, MPs, and public office bearers against the backdrop of staggering unemployment and a brutal economic crisis is the definition of out-of-touch leadership.
How do you justify rewarding yourselves while ordinary citizens bear the brunt of poverty, joblessness, and rising costs of living? Public service is supposed to be about putting the people first, not lining your own pockets while the country suffers. Completely tone-deaf and unacceptable.
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Sounds like a plan!
ALT The image is a poster titled "Project 2028: Take Back the Damn Country." It lists political goals such as overturning Citizens United, codifying Roe v. Wade, implementing term limits for the Supreme Court, getting rid of the Electoral College, outlawing gerrymandering nationwide, instituting universal healthcare for all, banning stock trading while in Congress, capping congressional salaries, enforcing a progressive tax code, taxing unrealized gains as loan collateral, taxing mega-churches, increasing federal minimum wage, and increasing heavy industry.
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Just hear us out on this one.
#TaxBillionaires
#EndCitizensUnited
ALT Elon Musk looking to the side with a neutral expression. The text in the image reads, "Perhaps — and hear me out here — if you can afford to lose $474 million while trying to buy the midterm elections, you can afford to pay your fair share in taxes.
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Israel has brainwashed you into believing that Palestine with zero fighter jets, zero helicopters, zero tanks, and zero soldiers are oppressing a nuclear superpower with 75-400 nuclear warheads, over 340 fighter jets, 130 helicopters, 1,500 tanks, and 650,000 soldiers.
Stop calling it a war. Israel is not fighting an army; it is fighting defenseless civilians—women, children, and elderly. Call it what it is: GENOCIDE
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The only veteran of that family of pretenders, Prince Harry attended a real Remembrance Day service.
Which honored veterans who sacrificed and families who lost loved ones who gave their lives for their country.
Not about cosplayers pathetically making it all about themselves.
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Panyaza Lesufi must take full political responsibility for the catastrophic collapse of Johannesburg Metro. He chose to defend, protect and politically shield Dada Morero despite mounting evidence of incompetence, administrative failure and deteriorating service delivery.
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The ANC should have taken decisive action and fired Dada, Panyaza, Majodina, Mchunu, Ndabeni, incompetent mayors, and councillors who have repeatedly failed in their responsibilities. Leadership without accountability is nothing but political arrogance.
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Some of the reasons why South Africans are rejecting ANC:
1. Arrogance of both leaders and cadres
2. Rampant, unbridled corruption
3. Flooding the country with illegal foreigners
4. Refusal to mass deport illegal foreigners
5. Allowing violent crime to rise
6. Deploying armed soldiers against peaceful protestors
7. Deafness to people’s demands
8. Failure to shutdown Zamazamas
9. Moving country from load-shedding to water crisis
10. Failure to unite races of this country.
11. Unprecedented unemployment
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The NEC turned a blind eye to incompetence, corruption & failures by its deployees. Instead of demanding accountability & decisive action, the party repeatedly chose political protection, factional loyalty & preservation of its own interests over the welfare of ordinary citizens.
