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Patient died of a UTI (urinary tract infection) because the antibiotic he needed was out of stock. Spent a week just basically watching and waiting for him to die. Perfect example of system failure and why this vote is so important. People are literally dying!
what did i just read??? πβπ½
WATCH: The Dlamini Tribal Court in the Tholakele area of eDumbe in northern KZN has opened for the second day of special votes. Yesterday, Inkosi Lungelo Dlamini kicked out the IEC staff over the use of his chair. Today, he is turning away women who are wearing pants. #sabcnews
relate but unrelated: this is actually a very problematic thing but then again, when you win in the majority then they usually elect accordingly.
but not being directly accountable to the electorate is so ??? π«
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I donβt understand why are they explaining themselves/trying so hard to convince people that they are okay.. itβs not their brands were built on the trio friendship mos
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A Mathematics teacher in a well resourced private school and one in a poverty stricken public school can have the same qualifications, competence and passion for teaching. Yet one may be celebrated as the better teacher because their learners consistently produce better results.
you will leave matamela out of a mess you created. πββοΈβπ½
AfriForum holds @PresidencyZA @CyrilRamaphosa and other ANC leaders in government directly responsible for South Africaβs removal from AGOA and the job losses that will result.
According to @afriforum, President Ramaphosa and his governmentβs foreign policy, as well as his announcement on 23 January 2025 that he had signed the Expropriation Act into law, directly prompted President Donald Trumpβs announcement just ten days later, on 2 February, that the US would take action against South Africa. AGOA sets explicit requirements for the protection of private property rights and stipulates that beneficiary countries may not undermine US national security or foreign policy interests.
As early as April 2024, AfriForum sent a letter to President Ramaphosa warning him of the risks that the Expropriation Act, which allows for expropriation without compensation, posed to South Africaβs trade relations. Ramaphosa did not even respond to the letter, and the country is now reaping the bitter fruits of his and other ANC leadersβ reckless policies and actions.
Over the past year, AfriForum, @solidariteit and the Solidarity Movement have put forward comprehensive proposals during discussions with the South African Presidency in an effort to resolve the dispute with the US. Solidarity also held extensive discussions with the US in an attempt to save AGOA. Unfortunately, the Presidency disregarded these efforts, and ordinary South Africans are now paying the price.
Ramaphosa and his colleagues in the ANC leadership have placed their own ideology and party interests above the interests of ordinary South Africans.
news24.com/business/economy/β¦
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Different political parties, different slogans, but the same wealthy white family signing the cheques.
The real question remains: When the wealthy fund political parties, whose interests come first?
Vote correctly MzansiβοΈ
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Afriforum went to America to tell Trump and them about BEE . Now the same farmers who donate to Afriforum have lost access to the American markets.






















