R520.6 BILLION. That’s how much taxpayers will have forked out to bail out failing, corrupt SOEs by 2025. That’s over R8 600 per citizen – gone. Here’s the breakdown: 🔌 Eskom – R241.6 BILLION 🚢 Transnet – R61 BILLION (requested) ✈️ SAA – R48.2 BILLION 🛣️ SANRAL – R47 BILLION 📮 Post Office – R8 BILLION 🛡️ Denel – R3.3 BILLION 📉 Other SOEs – R111.5 BILLION Imagine what that money could have built instead: 🏫 Over 8 600 new schools 🏠 Over 2.6 million homes 🚔 A police force three times bigger South Africans are paying the price of failure. End the SA Post Office bailouts ➡️ freesa.org.za/end-the-sapo-b…

So today was my CT SCAN after 3 months of chemo and tomorrow we will get the results May I say that words will never say enough to thank you so many for daily prayers and messages of well wishes …cancer is not a matter to just surrender and the good fight continues in His mercy 🙏❤️🇿🇦

Africa is the most overregulated region in the world, and that’s exactly why it’s also the poorest. Most “experts” miss this connection. (@SkyNewsAust with @RitaPanahi)

In 1960, Zimbabwe was 4.6x richer than Botswana.  Then Zimbabwe went full socialism: land grabs, money printing, and a series of “government knows best” policies. Botswana embraced property rights and free markets.  By 2011, the average Motswana was 6x richer than the average Zimbabwean. Wake up Africa! Men lie, women lie, numbers don’t. If you’re not learning from the past, you’re condemned to repeat it.

Tell us where to invest since Trump had decimated every market.

Newzroom, like many other media institutions in South Africa, has now also had to apologise for inaccurate reporting about @afriforum. Others who have had to apologise for publishing fake news about AfriForum include, among others, @AdriaanBasson’s @News24, @dailymaverick, Sunday World, and @PieterDuToit. The coordinated attack on AfriForum by certain media outlets is failing dismally. In their eagerness to discredit us, their lies have become increasingly obvious to the public. And this is not the end. Watch this space for more apologies heading AfriForum’s way.

The plot thickens A group of 160 lawyers, in a letter to the US Secretary of State, the Dept of Justice, and the leaders of the US Congress, requested an investigation into the alleged receipt of bribes by South African leaders from the Islamic Republic iranwire.com/en/news/129348-…

Thank you @RobertHersov , for saying what so many - especially in your privileged position- are petrified to say.