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Let's normalize putting politicians through multiple polygraph tests to hold them accountable!
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If a foreigner can come to your country, learn your language, build a life from scratch, and outperform you in opportunities, claiming they stole your job says more about your excuses than it does about them. What magic is the foreigner doing that you can’t do?
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Replying to @JackiePhamotse
Learn the value of raising children as a foundation for any nation’s future. In South Africa, many of our women are delaying or avoiding childbirth due to economic pressures, career focus, or social trends. Why does that matter? Because a country that doesn’t produce enough children to replace its own population will eventually depend on immigrants to fill schools, jobs, and even voting rolls. If we don’t have enough South African-born children, people from other countries will come, settle, and raise families here. In a few generations, those children..;who may not share our heritage, languages, or struggles..;could outnumber native South Africans. They won’t necessarily ‘replace’ us by force, but by sheer demographics. We should ask ourselves: who will be the future citizens of South Africa if we don’t start valuing childbearing again? So, be careful what you wish for.
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A Malawian national say Julius Malema is the most suitable candidate for an African president. He says people won't live their 'countries' when the economy, currency etc is one. He also add that if Malema was Malawian he was gonna be the first one to vote for him.
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Dear Unemployed Youth... There are people making R200 a day pushing trolleys. R200 a day selling energy drinks at the rank. R200 a day washing cars. R200 a day making deliveries. R200 day cleaning people's yards. R200 a day cleaning wheelie bins. R200 a day handwashing people's clothes. There are over 100 kasi business ideas you can start to make money or survive in South Africa. The problem is pride is holding you back. The problem is that you don't even realize that we are in a recession. Companies are shutting down. Chances of one getting a job are very slim. A diploma or degree is not valuable until it is used. What matters today is the hustle. Forget about other people's opinions on your hustle. Just work. In life we start somewhere and never undermine your humble beginnings.
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Im ashamed to be a south African 😭😭😭 Islamic Republic of Iran ... Fellow south Africans .. Ethanol .. SAPS .. Sipho Chaine .
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Thank you Trevor and thank you Julius for standing firm against barbarism and violence! What you warned against is already happening

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Ever since you took the EFF to 9% is there any positive impact from the party that you voted for?
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🔴WTF The shops in Durban are closed and people are starting to realise the damage, A lot of South Africans have lost income and many families will go hungry, clowns have unknowingly increased unemployment 🤧🤧
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The masses of our people don’t appreciate it when you say you can chase out every single immigrant, illegal and legal, and unemployment would not budge. In fact, there are decades-long studies showing that removing immigrants from an economy causes unemployment to spike for native workers and for the domestic economy to contract. This is not difficult to understand when you consider that native-born workers and undocumented immigrants aren’t perfect substitutes, because immigrants often accept extremely low wages, which means removing them increases labour costs for firms, leading to lower hiring rates AND lower salaries for locals. Second, undocumented immigrants, like everyone else, buy goods and services, so removing them naturally causes broader economic contraction. One could say the “patriot” community is targeting illegal immigrants specifically (they’re not). But even if we go with that, the thing is that the occupations that are common among undocumented workers like construction labourers and cooks, are essential to keeping businesses operating. So, when construction companies lose labourers, they also reduce the number of site managers they hire, and when restaurants lose cooks and waiters, they can’t stay open to employ suppliers, who are more likely to be born locally. The only solution is for the masses to organise themselves to force their government to radically overhaul the economic system to build a better future for their children. But, of course, humans are emotional beings, and immigration is an emotive issue and like babies, the people want what they want.
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I can’t see this alone 😭
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Le reng Bafana?
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The ⁦@EFFSouthAfrica⁩ is the only party that love you!❤️
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It is not for the boys or me, but for an African child faced with difficulties, yet hopeful and determined to rise above hardship and despondency. They tried before and I'm still standing and humble in victory. Ke tšhipi ya bo kgalaka.✊🏿
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No one could have said it better other than the President & Comander In Chief @Julius_S_Malema🙏🙏
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Mokgatlo wa ditšhiwana le di tšhiololo, Mokgatlo wa batho ka moka. Bana ba Kgoši Thulare, Thobela.🙏🏿✊🏿
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Well said brother 🙌
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A Challenge to Those Who Blame Migration for South Africa’s Crisis Today I want to debate South Africans who insist our polycrisis is caused by migration. This is wrong — and dangerously misdirected. Xenophobia, racism, tribalism and regionalism are a manna for ruling elites who have failed the black majority and the working class. These divisions are manufactured and amplified to distract us from the real culprits: corruption, austerity, deindustrialisation, the collapse of public services and the neoliberal policies that hollow out communities. By scapegoating migrants and precarious workers, the powerful shift attention away from systemic failure and pit the poor against one another. Worse still, some voices have demanded that the state “put cement slabs” over undocumented mine workers — a thinly veiled call for mass killings of desperate people who are already exploited and vulnerable. Let me be perfectly clear: there is no middle ground with those who advocate murder, or who would deny emergency healthcare to anyone because of immigration status. Such proposals are barbaric, unconstitutional, and criminal. They expose precisely how moral rot has spread through parts of our society. Nevertheless, we are not arguing for lawlessness. We demand a state that secures borders responsibly and enforces labour laws so employers cannot profit from undocumented labour to drive down wages and divide workers. The target of our anger must be the system that creates disposable labour — not the human beings who bear its worst costs.
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Replying to @Comunaladee
Here I agree with you & will forever respect CIC for this and being a man of his words and always interested to hear suggestions and opinions and use them not crush them. 🙏🏼
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