Johannesburg, South Africa
Joined June 2010
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Xikwembu Xina Wena ๐ฟ๐ฆ retweeted
Heโs spending R34 million to send 510 soldiers to KZN to protect foreigners but couldnโt send them to protect our border ?? Is this a declaration of WAR by Cyril?? Is he going to start Marikana is after bringing back an Apartheid Bill?? We are now fully in apatheid๐ฎ๐ค๐ป Vote Wisely โผ๏ธโผ๏ธ
Xikwembu Xina Wena ๐ฟ๐ฆ retweeted
โThe law must be in touch with reality.โ Adv. Sipho Mantula from the Thabo Mbeki African School of Public and International Affairs says the laws governing migrant movement should be reviewed to see if they are responsive or lacking. Scara Mafokoane has more
Watch: tinyurl.com/mryej3cy
Xikwembu Xina Wena ๐ฟ๐ฆ retweeted
Nothing for ILLEGAL FOREIGNERS, DRUG DEALERS, RAPIST, SERIAL KILLERS.
Xikwembu Xina Wena ๐ฟ๐ฆ retweeted
South Africans are gradually being denied catering contracts at hospitals and prisons because the food must be halal and only Muslims can do halal. Don't gaslight us when Somalis were using this to fight for catering in EC hospitals recently.
We are being forced
*VIRAL HALAL VIDEO: SONGEZO ZIBI DEBUNKS CLAIMS*
A woman's viral video alleging that South Africa's Muslim minority is imposing halal food on the Christian majority has sparked widespread criticism.
*Songezo Zibi, leader of RISE Mzansi, challenges these claims* in this video. @SongezoZibi
Prominent voices, including *Phumzile van Damme and Redi Tlhabi*, have also challenged the narrative, while *News24 has published a detailed fact-check* exposing misconceptions surrounding halal certification.
Concerns have also been raised about attempts to import divisive religious narratives into South Africa.
Xikwembu Xina Wena ๐ฟ๐ฆ retweeted
If we had true journalism, they would be writing indepth articles on the business behind this Halaal Certification.
The tax implications, the effects on price.
The supply chain and how are others discriminated or disadvantaged and how others are preferred.
The flow of revenues accumulated and who benefits, and how does the consumer benefit from it all.
Instead we are gaslighted by people who clearly have a mutually beneficial relationship with this practice!
Xikwembu Xina Wena ๐ฟ๐ฆ retweeted
The good thing is that many of us donโt blindly follow ideologies or borrow our opinions from others. We have no problem with people practising their religion freely. But when religious practices start influencing access to public institutions, government contracts or economic opportunities in ways that disadvantage or exclude others, we will certainly speak out. Religious freedom should never come at the expense of fairness and equal access in our public institutions.
*VIRAL HALAL VIDEO: SONGEZO ZIBI DEBUNKS CLAIMS*
A woman's viral video alleging that South Africa's Muslim minority is imposing halal food on the Christian majority has sparked widespread criticism.
*Songezo Zibi, leader of RISE Mzansi, challenges these claims* in this video. @SongezoZibi
Prominent voices, including *Phumzile van Damme and Redi Tlhabi*, have also challenged the narrative, while *News24 has published a detailed fact-check* exposing misconceptions surrounding halal certification.
Concerns have also been raised about attempts to import divisive religious narratives into South Africa.
Xikwembu Xina Wena ๐ฟ๐ฆ retweeted
Now this. โ๐ฝ๐ซก
I salute this man for saying what he said.
โIt must always be responsive to what people on the ground think and feelโ
Xikwembu Xina Wena ๐ฟ๐ฆ retweeted
South Africa is a country with liberal laws but a largely conservative population. Apartheid made sure to keep our different demographics separate, so for the most part they only interacted for economic reasons. Democratic SA caused us to start mingling and learning more about each other. This has of course caused friction as different ideologies start learn the differences between each other. Being surprised at these conflicts shows a very shallow level of thinking.
Xikwembu Xina Wena ๐ฟ๐ฆ retweeted
MySol Foundation which is a registered non-profit co-founded by Solly Soka Madibela alongside MySol Holdings & Logistics.
Bursaries for students facing financial difficulties.
Driver's licence training
Trackless Mobile Machinery (TMM) and excavator operator certification which trains 200 operators for ~R5m and 1,200 youths per year are given skills training.
Helps small contractors buy machines (R2m-R3m excavators) then gives them a 3-year contract
Food parcels to vulnerable families and orphanages including Christmas drives in Brits and surrounding villages. He helps with stationary and uniform every January.
Building sports facilities and sponsoring soccer tournaments for youth
By the way heโs not obliged to do all of this!
The question is not about who has employed more people or funded more students. Nobody is disputing the importance of creating jobs and helping students.
The question is: What is the cost of accumulating so much wealth while the people of the North West continue to struggle with poverty, unemployment and poor service delivery?
Is that humane? How is MySol different from Johann Rupert or the Oppenheimers who continue exploiting the resources of this country while the Majority are swimming in Poverty?
Xikwembu Xina Wena ๐ฟ๐ฆ retweeted
The Immigration Advisory Board cannot be a revolving door where lawyers advise the government by day and litigate against it by night. If that isnโt a glaring conflict of interest, what is?
@ANCParliament has been petitioned.
You cannot be an adviser by day and an adversary by night, then expect public trust.
SACR has submitted 27,984 verified signatures to Parliament, demanding stronger safeguards in Immigration Advisory Board appointments.
Accountability matters.
#SACR #ImmigrationReform
Xikwembu Xina Wena ๐ฟ๐ฆ retweeted
You would think that he's making this up, but look at this
Xikwembu Xina Wena ๐ฟ๐ฆ retweeted
This lady on TikTok was saying that women need to dress appropriately at work and then they told her to stop policing what women wear.
She then said your helpers should be able to wear bum shorts around the house and the same women got mad and said thatโs ridiculous and unprofessional.
So there are rules in your home but you draw the line with rules in the workplace? ๐
Xikwembu Xina Wena ๐ฟ๐ฆ retweeted
The truth Africans donโt want to hear about South Africa. Take a minute and listen.
Xikwembu Xina Wena ๐ฟ๐ฆ retweeted
Least of our problems? Kanti Brazilians are not foreigners. Are those drugs coming from Modimolle? Kanti what does the word foreign mean to you?
South Africa. Foreigners are the least of your problems. Who do you think has the guts to bring in such a large consignment of drugs via the airport? Do you think its Tanaka from Harare? Introspect bomakhi.
Your government officials and policemen are corrupt to the bone! They are the mastermind and enablers of allbthis ruckus.
Xikwembu Xina Wena ๐ฟ๐ฆ retweeted
DEAR SOUTH AFRICANS, THIS THE REAL CAPE TOWN โผ๏ธ โ๏ธ
Come in numbers, donโt vote Helen Gogo and her DA. A Helen Zille vote is a vote to make Johannesburg this. This is her legacy in Cape Town. She said it herself all illegal foreigners, she will document and legalise them. Army-aged men and the killer of white policewoman Eunice Nortmann are going to be documented and integrated into Black communities. Johannesburg, youโve been warnedโฆ..
