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The truth is, France was a global power long before modern Africa was even built.
France didn't fall from a lack of resources; it fell when it opened its doors to the third world without screening.
It is entirely false that removing the resources France extracted from West Africa would cause it to collapse into a third-world nation.
The undeniable historical fact remains: France was a world power when Africa was still a jungle.
It undermined its own foundation the moment it welcomed open integration.
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If the new black farmer gets a 10 exemption on their municipal rate and taxes, it means that the surounding farmers must foot their bill.
Black and white farmers.
Surely this is not in the constitution.
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South Africa’s richest province, Gauteng, is falling apart, and one sign is that many streets, highways, and neighbourhoods are without lights.
newsday.co.za/south-africa/2…
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They said March and March protesters are violent. Just watch what violence is in France. Makes March and March protests look like a peaceful Sunday service.
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Zille wants full powers to make the changes she has promised the people of JHB. She knows that even if she led the coalition, her powers won’t enable her to implement her plan. She is correct on that score. We have all seen how chaotic these coalitions. She they are a cocktail of thieves and ethical deployees. Somehow the former invariably has more numbers who are used to frustrate service delivery. But JHB isn’t a normal metro. It is SA’s economic capital from which the whole of SA’s new economic trajectory could or should be launched. I hope the residents understand how high the stakes are, during particularly this election. We are nearing the point of no return, if not there already. Suspend emotions and address real issues this election folks.
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No tenders, no limit, no oversight: How govt departments and state entities have funnelled nearly R70bn in public funds to service providers by quietly extending contracts. Details in the #SundayTimesZA tomorrow
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"One of the companies awarded the controversial multimillion rand NHI, health and wellness marketing contract materially benefited from a seemingly manipulated process - possibly receiving R35 million from the Department of Health while in liquidation."
news24.com/investigations/sy…
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Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has failed to hold officials accountable for the R197 million Gauteng Airwing contract scandal.
newsday.co.za/south-africa/2…
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I believe South Africa is the only country in Africa where illegal foreign nationals can enter the country, establish informal settlements, and illegally connect to electricity and water services, while citizens are expected to remain silent for fear of being labelled xenophobic or accused of vigilantism. @Eskom_SA @Rand_Water @CityTshwane @HomeAffairsSA @GovernmentZA
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Did Loothuli House ever get back to us on that pertinent question dodged by Fikile before he faked a fainting incident? On whether this solid, ANC constituency will indeed be allowed to cast its votes on Nov 04?
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Mexican cartels are running meth labs out of South African farms now.
Not small operations. We are talking industrial scale.
Groblersdal, July 2024 R2 billion worth of chemicals on site. Swartruggens, May 2026 - 481 kg of meth seized, 5 tonnes a month capacity, export routes to Australia and New Zealand. Musina, August 2026 another one near the border. That is five major labs busted since 2024, roughly 16 Mexican nationals arrested across those operations.
Sinaloa and CJNG are the names that keep showing up.
But they are not trying to take over territory. Nothing like what they do in Michoacán or Jalisco. The model here is different - send a cook, find a remote farm, partner with a local network for protection and distribution, set up shop, produce and export. It is franchising, not conquest.
South Africa is convenient for this. Huge domestic tik market already. Remote farms everywhere. Ports to move precursors in and finished product out. And enforcement that was not connecting the dots until recently.
Now the dots are getting connected. But catching the cook does not stop the franchise.
Hawks raid a lab. Headlines get written. Cartel sends another chemist on another flight. Local distributors stay in place. Routes adjust. The business keeps going.
That is the thing about networks, you can cut one branch and the root system survives.
Five labs over two years is the official count. The ones that did not get found nobody knows how many. The Swartruggens operation alone was running 5 tonnes a month before it got caught. That is not a small thing to miss.
Communities pay the price. Tik gets cheaper when production happens locally. Addiction deepens. Distribution violence ticks up. And the profits route back to cartels that have zero stake in whether South Africa functions.
This is not a law enforcement problem in isolation. It is border control, chemical import regulation, rural policing, international coordination, none of which talk to each other smoothly.
The raids keep happening. The labs keep appearing.
Mexican drug cartels are expanding their operations in South Africa.
businesstech.co.za/news/busi…
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General Masemola, while you were quietly sitting at home, some people were talking nonsense using your name BUT don't worry, General — we dealt with them and defended your name. They will never try that nonsense again.
#MadlangaCommission #sibiya
Welcome back, General Masemola. We have been calling for your return, you should never have been embarrassed in the first place #UntilWeWin
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The very best of French infrastructure, bearing the history and unique signature of French architecture, is being destroyed.
It is definitely not the real French people who are burning Paris, the very heart of it all.
When you replace the citizens, the true owners of the land and its culture, the end result is total ruin.
This heritage means nothing to a Muslim, and it means nothing to a third-world immigrant who has refused to assimilate.
The inevitable end result of this process is rot and decay.
A leaked dossier has raised questions about how people linked to sport, arts and culture minister Gayton McKenzie and his Patriotic Alliance (PA) came to hold overlapping seats on Johannesburg municipal boards and national arts, culture and heritage bodies.
Read on tinyurl.com/4kh8hv8m
#GaytonMcKenzie #CadreDeployment #PatrioticAlliance
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He was nabbed at OR Tambo with the full harem, five bags, and a one-way to Dubai. Has it occurred to anyone that the man fully intended to buy a return ticket… he just forgot to hit SEND/SUBMIT on the booking page?
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South Africa's constitution is considered by some as the "most progressive constitution in the world"
It is so progressive, in fact, that it exposes where we are in the evolutionary chain:
➡️NIL and ZERO no longer mean the same thing.
➡️The universal acceptance of having to click a button to submit something on the internet now needs to be legislated as law.
➡️ Singing songs about killing South Africans doesn't infringe on their dignity.
➡️ A collective of people can be held responsible for the actions of individuals who lived before them. You don't need to enroll them in correctional institutions; just impose race-based corrective legislation.
This is not progressive.
It's retarded. Darwin was wrong.
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A profound demographic shift has transformed France, altering the very fabric of its native population.
We were told to ignore the changing composition of the French football team, but the streets now reflect that exact same reality.
The new inhabitants are French by name only; that is why they felt no hesitation torching the historic Limoges Town Hall, destroying a monument that stood for 143 years.
Through demographic replacement, France is being inherited by those who care nothing for its public infrastructure, its heritage, or its national soul.
They are destroying everything because France is no longer defined by its traditional people, they have been replaced.
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We need political will to fix South Africa .
please Vote on the 4th November – at Potchefstroom, South Africa
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Dimpane may have a problem. It turns out that when General Fannie Masemola was removed as national commissioner, Dimpane as his replacement got into that office and one of the first things she did could end up coming back to bite her. So here’s the thing… Remember when the charges on Dumisani Khumalo, Dineo Mokwele and others were dropped?
It turns out that Dimpane did not want that issue to be closed internally in the SAPS. Meaning she rejected internal SAPS clearances by insisting external IDAC claims overrode internal findings.
She even pushed for an independent external investigation. So do you see how this may be seen as her doing the same thing that Andrea Johnson was doing with IDAC of forcing charges or continued disciplinary action even where there’s no grounds.
So why would she do this? I think she thought maybe Masemola would not come back and that she would be in that position permanently. If that was the plan, then it would have been a huge miscalculation because the entire nation was starting to ask questions and put pressure on Ramaphosa who also had no grounds to keep Masemola on Suspension.
And now that Masemola is back in the office, she may find herself having to answer questions internally or even at the Madlanga Commission itself.






























