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Joined February 2014
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Maybe it time to put away March and March shirts and then hit the streets as 🇿🇦
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MKP want land and economy back that's People's Mandate 💚
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Sithole Sithole retweeted
Have you noticed that African military leaders (transitional Presidents) when they go to Moscow, Russia uses its own planes to fetch and turns them? Yep! It's because their safety is not guaranteed; so Russia takes that responsibility to ensure they arrive safely. I have noticed with leaders of Burkina Faso, Madagascar and Mali.
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Its makes sense now why he's going to high court to stop March & March & South African masses to do their constitutional rights🚫🚫 ...4 November we can end this nonsense 😒😒
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Sithole Sithole retweeted
BREAKING NEWS: R 1.3 billion grant has been spent on foreigners.
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Sithole Sithole retweeted
Ngizwe Mchunu and Phakela... not mentioned on this list. It's clear now.
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Sithole Sithole retweeted
This man is causing serious damage to the patriotic movement. Where did the Minister of Police get those names from?
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Replying to @Xola_Nqola
What are the limitation clauses for hiding money in your couch??
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Former Mogalakwena municipal manager Morris Montego Maluleka broke down in court after being denied bail. He faces fraud, corruption & money laundering charges linked to a 2022 fleet tender inflated from R4m to R24m. His family lives in Dubai. Case postponed to 3 Nov 2026.
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Sithole Sithole retweeted
So @CyrilRamaphosa can send @SANDF_ZA to KZN for peaceful protestors but not send them to these machine gun wielding thugs?
Zama Zamas say you are lying
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History will absolve us but for now all we have left is the hope that one day we will win, not for ourselves but for the children of this country who deserve to still enjoy it‼️🇿🇦🇿🇦
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Sithole Sithole retweeted
Dear ALL Party Agents Immediately after counting is completed at your respective Voting District (VD), please take clear photographs of the signed IEC results slip and send them through to your organisations. This is the ONLY way to beat the blinking system.
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Sithole Sithole retweeted
Hear me out guys ‼️‼️ If you become a victim of a crime committed by an illegal immigrant, shouldn’t you be able to sue the government for negligence for failing to secure the country’s borders❓❓
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Sithole Sithole retweeted
At the third Russia-Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum, Russian President Vladimir Putin invoked the words of Burkina Faso’s revolutionary leader Thomas Sankara, arguing that Western financial practices still function as a form of neocolonialism nearly four decades later. Addressing African delegations, Putin cited Sankara’s 1987 speech to the Organization of African Unity in Addis Ababa: “Debt is a form of neocolonialism, where the colonizers have transformed themselves into so-called technical assistants. It is a cleverly organized reconquest of Africa, aiming to subordinate its growth and development to foreign rules.” “Unfortunately, little has changed since this speech in 1987,” Putin added. He accused Western countries of seeking to push African nations back into “debt bondage” through financing offered on “predatory terms”—conditions he said lead to repeated overpayment and undermine long-term development plans. He also connected tariff wars, “illegitimate sanctions,” economic pressure, and interference in internal affairs to the same pattern.
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So this guy killed a police officer while being in the country illegally? Wait! Driving a car without a licence????? Lock him up and throw the key away! Check papers of whoever comes to support him at court.
absolutely BRUTAL. NO BAIL! not even a consideration.
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Sithole Sithole retweeted
IEC CEO Sy Mamabolo says counting for the 2026 LGE will take place at voting stations to avoid possible interference. He says party agents will also be allowed to take pictures of the result slips after counting is completed. Watch: tinyurl.com/2p4b6ccx
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Sithole Sithole retweeted
Guys, as South Africans, we have failed Jacinta. And Jacinta is not fighting only for her family. She and her husband are fighting for the future of all our children and the country they will inherit. If you think you are somehow exempt from what is happening, fine. Maybe you believe she is not fighting for you. But she is fighting for your children, too, children who may soon inherit a country that has failed to protect their future. Now she is being targeted because she is always at the forefront. Imagine what would happen if we all stood together in solidarity to save our country. Imagine if we stopped being keyboard warriors, put down our phones and actually showed up. Imagine if South Africans across the country stood together instead of leaving the same people to carry this burden alone. Jacinta is not fighting a personal battle. She is fighting for all of us. And we have failed her. We have failed them. This is why Ramaphosa and this government seem to believe they can deploy soldiers and police to intimidate people who are marching and speaking out. Time and again, it feels as though the burden of taking to the streets falls on the same people, particularly in KZN, while the rest of the country watches from behind their screens. What exactly are we waiting for? Must we wait until our children are living in fear in their own neighbourhoods? Must we wait until people are pointing guns at us, until more lives are lost, before we decide that enough is enough? Why must it get to that point before we stand up and demand accountability and the protection of our communities? And Jacinta is right to question whether ordinary South Africans still have a voice in their own country. Why does it sometimes feel as though the government is more concerned about managing the sensitivities of foreign nationals than addressing the fears and concerns of the citizens it was elected to serve? What is happening to the social contract between this government and the people of South Africa? Nobody should have to carry this fight alone. We cannot keep watching a handful of people speak out while the rest of us express our outrage online and then carry on with our lives as though nothing is happening. GUYS, WE NEED TO WAKE THE FUCK UP! We need to stand together, organise, march peacefully, demand accountability and insist that our government puts the safety and interests of the people it serves at the centre of its decisions. Because by the time we all decide that enough is enough, we may have lost far more than we ever imagined. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.
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Sithole Sithole retweeted
I hope my suspicions are wrong, but I have a feeling we might be in for a rude awakening post-elections…..The ruling parties aren’t moving like people who still need our votes. They’re moving like people who already have a plan…💔😭 I’m an overthinker, so I genuinely hope I’m reading too much into things!!!
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Sithole Sithole retweeted
Rumors has it that big business elites in the US have summoned Cyril Ramaphosa to the US, they demand that the GNU; -Fast track the employment bill on Permanent residents, Asylum seekers and Refuges -Arrest Jacinta Ngobese Zuma -Banning of anti-immigrant marches -Relax BEE laws -Allow Starlink to operate in the country .Because they want to relocate some of their manufacturing operations from Asia to South Africa because geopolitics in Asia and the Middle East are affecting U.S. manufacturing companies operating and sourcing in Asia , .So it must be easy for them to Bring their Asian employees of who many are already in South Africa as Asylum seekers , since they don't want to train and employ black South Africans!
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Sithole Sithole retweeted
Don't lie on a public platform
A South Africa free from gun violence is possible. Together, we can take illegal guns off our streets and build safer communities for everyone. #ServicedeliveryZA #GovZAUpdatesGP
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