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khathutshelo Mulaudzi retweeted
Much to blame the ANC government for, but the blame for being excluded from the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) is entirely at the foot of the conservative Afrikaner movement - Solidarity, Afriforum and their friends - and an ideological White House.
khathutshelo Mulaudzi retweeted
The former South African president Thabo Mbeki on the victory of the @TheDemocrats in the United States of America. @TMFoundation_ #sabcnews
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In conversation with Duduzane Zuma about the constant changes in the MKP leadership structures and how they think that will impact the party in these local government elections. 🗳️
#LGE2026 #GagasiFMNews
WATCH | Umkhonto Wesizwe Party first Deputy President Duduzane Zuma has dismissed that the party has instabilities where leadership is concerned.
Zuma is voting at Roseland Primary School, Ward 11 in Newlands East under eThekwini Municipality.
He speaks to our reporter Buhle Mbhele.
#GagasiFMNews #GagasiFM
khathutshelo Mulaudzi retweeted
I wish to express my sincere appreciation to Gauteng MEC for Infrastructure Development and COGTA, Jacob Mamabolo, and Advocate Terry Motau SC for their important role in facilitating the conclusion of this historic agreement between the City of Johannesburg and SAMWU.
The signing of the Addendum to the Politically Facilitated Agreement marks a significant breakthrough in addressing longstanding salary parity issues dating back to the amalgamation of local authorities in the 1990s.
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Reminder that Joburg is not run by the ANC, it is run by a coalition so what informs your vote since the party you vote for might actually be responsible for the poor performance you are not happy with. Which party runs what in Jhb?
khathutshelo Mulaudzi retweeted
This one is personal. I've put on my I Vote ANC frame because I believe showing up matters, not just on voting day but every day before it. If you're with me, upload your photo, add the frame and make it your profile picture. Then send the link to your family group and your friends. Together, we turn out 🖤💚💛
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khathutshelo Mulaudzi retweeted
The City of Johannesburg and SAMWU have officially signed the Addendum to the Politically Facilitated Agreement (PFA), marking a watershed moment in the City’s governance and labour relations history.
We recognise the significance of this milestone and do not take it for granted. All parties involved share a common responsibility to act in the best interests of the City and, most importantly, the residents of Johannesburg.
This agreement demonstrates the importance of constructive engagement and a shared commitment to resolving longstanding challenges in the interest of a stable, functional and responsive City.
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Joburg Mayor Dada Morero casts his vote at Laerskool Roodekraans this morning. 🎥 Queenin Masuabi
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IF SOUTH AFRICA WERE EXCLUDED FROM AGOA, the country would face an additional Most Favoured Nation tariff of around 3.4% on top of the existing tariffs the current U.S. Administration added to various countries.
Currently, some South African products enter the U.S. market at 12.5% tariffs (Liberation Day tariff). Without AGOA, these tariffs would rise to 15.9%, slightly reducing the competitiveness of South African agricultural products in the U.S. market.
Still, one could argue that while this would be a challenging path, IT WOULD NOT NECESSARILY BE AS CATASTROPHIC as we have faced in the past, when it faced much higher U.S. tariffs and still managed to compete.
For example, in 2025, those of us in the South African farming sector faced tariffs of around 30%. Still, exports to the U.S. were strong. South Africa’s agricultural exports to the U.S. in 2025 totalled US$504 million, down 3% from the previous year.
khathutshelo Mulaudzi retweeted
When things go wrong in other metro municipalities, we attribute it to ward councillors and sabotage but when it’s Dada Morero and the likes, we directly blame them?
We are without power and some without water in Tshwane right now but I know someone will say my anger is misplaced… nxlaa
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MEDIA ALERT | ANC GREATER JOBURG MAYORAL CANDIDATES VOTING SCHEDULE
The ANC Greater Johannesburg Region announces the voting schedule for its Mayoral Candidates in the 2026 Local Government Elections. Media is invited to cover.
#VoteANC
khathutshelo Mulaudzi retweeted
Joburg faces governance challenges, but it is not a city in ruins. Political rhetoric is not objective analysis. Your sweeping verdict ignores the complexities of coalition governance and reduces a city’s challenges to an election talking point. @MbalulaFikile @mmkubayi
khathutshelo Mulaudzi retweeted
The revitalisation of Johannesburg’s inner city continues. Join me as we mark the Phase 2 practical completion of the Lilian Ngoyi Street Rehabilitation Project, an important milestone in our commitment to restoring the CBD, improving urban infrastructure and creating a safer, more accessible and vibrant inner city.
A renewed Lilian Ngoyi Street is part of our vision for a Johannesburg that works for all.
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News24 Sunday reports that Zolani Xego, a former ANC Buffalo City branch chair, who staged his own death in 2017 in an elaborate R3.6 million insurance scam, is running as a ward councillor candidate for the UDM.
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[WATCH] “You can’t serve the ANC when you have a criminal record,” says ANC NEC member Mmamoloko Kubayi. She says the party has also introduced minimum qualification requirements to ensure prospective municipal leaders have the capacity to address local government challenges. #Newzroom405