Joined September 2014
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UnLoving retweeted
Lest we forget about how this corrupt woman denied our brothers and sisters funds meant to uplift their busines. the R500 million fund for Spaza Shop Support Fund, launched by the South African government to assist South African-owned spaza shops and informal convenience stores. It was supposed to provides a mix of grants and low-interest loans up to R300,000 per shop for stock, equipment, and infrastructure upgrades. But till todayvwe don't know of anyone that has benefited from this initiative. it must be know that this vile woman is yet to give us a list of the people that benefited from our R500 Millions money meant for south Africans. Cry my beloved country 💔😭
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UnLoving retweeted
So illegal immigrants only become an inconvenience when they show up in our suburbs? What I hate about my own kind is how we pretend not to care about the very real grievances black communities have been dealing with for years, until it finally hits our

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The reason developed nations succeed is their unwavering commitment to the rule of law. No country can survive when unchecked immigration is allowed to bypass the system. Our government's inaction is actively destroying South Africa's future.
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UnLoving retweeted
Dear South African youth when you are celebrating this day , remember that Stella took the 500 million funds meant to empower you .
As we commemorate Youth Day 2026.
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The ANC government has abused this thing called TAX just to enrich themselves and their close associates!! @sarstax For Example: Pensioners shouldn't be taxed at all (These are the most vulnerable) Why are we being taxed almost 50% of our income and still expected to pay tax for everything else we buy? #TaxRevoltSA
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UnLoving retweeted
South African Scientist Dr. Sandile Ngcobo Invented the world’s first digital laser. Laser technology is a $20 billion industry. Lasers are used in barcode scanners in shops, in surgical equipment in hospitals, in office equipment such as laser printers, in DVD players and lighting displays at concerts, and for cutting and welding industrial materials in factories.
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UnLoving retweeted
Others unfortunately created a strawman argument that they are now caught up in🤣😂

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Good morning 🇿🇦 @MbalulaFikile @PresidencyZA, we demand answers from your sly queen minister🇿🇦🔥🔥
Dear South Africans, Let's get to work until we got the answers. @RSASIU please check if all beneficiaries are not related to any minister we know this leader thank you. @Stellarated where is the 500 million? You're just acting all busy and stuff Sesi wee re nyaka fafandred
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UnLoving retweeted
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣A whole malawian government asking for donations to repatriate 10K citizens but south africa is expected to host millions of illegal foreigners for free... south africans maybe we must open a back a buddy to assist the malawian government because yoh baya gowisha, atleast they are trying shem
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UnLoving retweeted
🚨 JUST IN: Herman Mashaba Rates South Africa's Former Presidents... And His Scores Are Causing Debate! According to Herman Mashaba: 🇿🇦 Nelson Mandela - 8/10 🇿🇦 Thabo Mbeki - 4/10 🇿🇦 Kgalema Motlanthe - 2/10 🇿🇦 Jacob Zuma - 2/10 🇿🇦 Cyril Ramaphosa - 1/10 Do you agree with these ratings? If you had to score each former South African president out of 10, what would your ratings be? Let's hear your list. 👇
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UnLoving retweeted
The drug that destroys Families and neighbourhoods in South Africa begins it journey 1000s of kilometres away in Afghanistan to your local community.⁉️🇿🇦💔
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UnLoving retweeted
I get soooo annoyed seeing your posts especially when I’m not following you . But while we here wheres the R500m ?
As we commemorate Youth Day 2026.
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UnLoving retweeted
The Ethiopians in Hluhluwe are defying the store owners, saying they refuse to leave this tuck shop.
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UnLoving retweeted
The Gulf nations have foreign labour but under kafala laws where workers have no rights, no citizenship path, and can be deported at will. Is that your model? Because South Africa offers asylum, permanent residency, and constitutional protections that Qatar would never dream of giving a Pakistani labourer. So don't compare apples to hand grenades. African constitutions violate human rights! Why must South Africa carry the pardon for the entire continent's failures? Your leaders imprison you for protesting. Your constitutions protect corruption, not people. You flee that oppression and we welcome you. But then you turn around and demand we change our systems to accommodate the very dysfunction you ran from? We are not blaming foreigners for all our problems. Load-shedding is Eskom. Corruption is the ANC. But when undocumented foreign nationals operate outside our laws, sell expired food, and undercut our poorest citizens yes, that is also a problem. And pointing it out is not scapegoating. It is called law enforcement. You say "build strong institutions." We agree! But strong institutions require borders. Require enforcement. Require putting citizens first. No country on earth builds a functioning state while ignoring its own immigration laws except South Africa. So let’s be honest, you want us to fix our systems while you benefit from their failure. You want accountability from our leaders but demand none from yours. We are saying people should go home. Fight for human rights in their countries, fight for what you deserve. Build their own strong institutions. Then come visit us legally, with a visa, and respect our laws!!!! Until then, stop telling drowning people not to notice the weight pulling them under.
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Some of the most developed countries in the Middle East, such as Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, have large foreign populations. Yet you rarely see citizens blaming foreigners for every economic challenge. Why? Systems. When institutions work, opportunities are created, and leadership is focused on development, immigrants do not become convenient scapegoats. Chasing away fellow Africans will not magically create jobs, eliminate crime, or solve deep rooted economic problems. Real change comes from building strong institutions, demanding accountable leadership, improving education, and growing the economy. You can march in the streets from January to December, but if the underlying problems are not addressed, there will be no changes, maybe only burning calories. Sustainable progress is built through reforms and good governance, not by harassing other Africans.
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Some of the most developed countries in the Middle East, such as Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, have large foreign populations. Yet you rarely see citizens blaming foreigners for every economic challenge. Why? Systems. When institutions work, opportunities are created, and leadership is focused on development, immigrants do not become convenient scapegoats. Chasing away fellow Africans will not magically create jobs, eliminate crime, or solve deep rooted economic problems. Real change comes from building strong institutions, demanding accountable leadership, improving education, and growing the economy. You can march in the streets from January to December, but if the underlying problems are not addressed, there will be no changes, maybe only burning calories. Sustainable progress is built through reforms and good governance, not by harassing other Africans.
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UnLoving retweeted
Jacinta is not xenophobic, South Africans are not xenophobic.🇿🇦‼️
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I have received intel about the following from Stephen Mogagabe. I am only distributing this info. Stephen Mogagabe: Counter-Crime Intelligence Head and IT Staff/Investigators as a whole, there is alot of work to do, you have to appoint a minimum of fifty (50) secret officers and lawyers to file: 1) records at Madlanga Commission, we can see through the recent attempts that Madlanga Commission is deeply infiltrated to conceal and cover up the moles in it, and attempts to deny Whistleblowers protection to expose whistleblowers to assasins, despite many security/protection requests filed; 2) Counter Crime Intelligence do secretly and swiftly file records at Madlanga Commission against their own commission civer up-cartel which conceal crimes concealed by Judges, Magistrates and Foreign Cartels; The Magistrate and Judicial Cartel are in cahoots with International Syndicate (i.e. a big UK Company which operates in South Africa). I will soon file another draft on one Judge and Magistrate involved with the State and International UK Company and ... Syndicates. (That is why white cartel.in South Africa does not want illegal foreigners deported, they harvest their ogans , they smuggle them in South Africa for illegal organ harvesting. The Hospitals make billions in profit Human Trafficking individuals for body parts and kidneys, yet their crimes are "settled" by the State to conceal the spread of this dangerous Syndicate which captured the Criminal Justice System and Courts. I have a lot of information to file and sift through. But you must do your part, get into the human trafficking files from Counter Crime Intelligence and Intelligence (all files must be presented before the Commission , disclose the names of all trafficked people by this syndicate. Zondo Raymond was part of the cartel that concealed serious deep state capture. Our country is in grave danger, it cannot be ran like this. The Syndicate I will expose are Human Trafficking for ... they work close to ....judges and magistrates. Crime Intelligence must equally file the secret phones calls of this Syndicate, not only the WhatsApp. Unfortunately judges and courts are involved in interference - expose them. Our nation is a big mess. Inteference is not limited in courts, rather it extends to hospitals and specialists - worse big International Syndicates. This International Syndicate trafficks ....
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UnLoving retweeted
🇿🇦❤️🇿🇦 We forgive you my brother
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To : @S_OkudzetoAblak Honourable Minister, we are deeply concerned by the Ministry’s failures and downplaying tone from last week on repatriating Ghanaians who have already registered. Those citizens did their part in good faith and the State must now act without further delay or excuses. We urge you to immediately prioritize and repatriate all registered Ghanaians, give a clear public timeline, and once that batch is moved, quickly reopen the registration window so other Ghanaians waiting can also register. Keep the momentum going , abandoning or slowing this process now will only break trust and leave more Ghanaians stranded. South Africans have not abandoned our stance on prioritizing citizens for jobs, services, and safety. We call on all governments to take responsibility for their citizens so South Africa can focus on fixing unemployment and infrastructure for our own people. #PutSAnsFirst #Abahambe @GhanaMFA @ghanaboynie
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UnLoving retweeted
We still want that R500 million; it was not your salary, you're not doing favours for us.
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