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Men are so generous with money that they make it look like it's easy making money..that's why alot of ladies get carried away and misbehave until they loose a good provider and later realise it was never easy for him..he was just good at shielding it

Where does this sudden love for abelungu come from? DA and Afriforum are not your friends.

Julius Malema has never been in government but is blamed for all crisis happening in South Africa ANC will rule forever because CiC haters are distracted. No one wants ANC to account We as the EFF are not distracted, the aim is to catch and pass the big fish which is the ANC

I refuse to measure my knowledge against the standards of institutional learning. I am a spiritual being, taught in ways that transcend the limits of the school system. In the spiritual world, we do not experiment, we receive. Through dreams, instructions are given, and truths are confirmed before they manifest in reality. Some of us go even further, we speak to plants, and they speak back, revealing their purpose and healing power. To us, nature is not an object; it is alive and aware, capable of communication. I do not need scientific validation for what has healed my people for generations. Long before laboratories existed, we were already restoring life through the power of nature and spirit.🌿🍃🫶🏽

If You Jail Malema, You Don’t Silence Him. You Amplify Him. There is a persistent illusion in politics that removing a figure removes their influence. History rarely agrees. The hypothetical imprisonment of Julius Malema would not be a moment of closure. It would be the beginning of a far more complex and volatile political chapter. Malema is not just an individual. He is a symbol. For many, he embodies defiance, disruption, and an unfiltered articulation of economic frustration. Imprisonment does not erase symbols. It hardens them. It transforms political actors into political myths. The first unintended consequence is martyrdom. The moment a political figure is perceived to be punished, fairly or unfairly, the narrative shifts from accountability to persecution. Supporters do not interrogate the legal details. They respond emotionally. The question ceases to be “What did he do?” and becomes “Why are they targeting him?” The second is consolidation of support. Fragmented bases tend to unify under pressure. What was previously a political movement becomes a cause. Moderates within his support base are pushed to the edges, while hardliners take centre stage. The politics becomes less negotiable, more absolute. Third, you risk radicalisation. When institutional processes are seen as instruments of suppression rather than justice, trust erodes. Political energy, instead of being channelled through formal systems, begins to look for alternative expressions. That is when politics becomes unpredictable. Fourth, you elevate the very message you may be trying to contain. Imprisonment creates attention. Attention creates curiosity. Curiosity creates reach. In trying to silence a voice, you may inadvertently broadcast it to audiences that were previously indifferent. And finally, you reshape the political battlefield. His absence from the physical campaign trail does not mean absence from the political imagination. In many cases, it makes him more present. More symbolic. More powerful in narrative than in person. The deeper question is not about Malema alone. It is about the nature of power in modern campaigns. Power today is not only institutional. It is narrative. It lives in perception, emotion, and identity. Once a political figure becomes a narrative, they are no longer easily contained by legal or physical boundaries. Imprisonment may resolve a legal question. But it can ignite a political one. And political questions are far harder to contain. #JuliusMalema #SouthAfricanPolitics #PoliticalStrategy #Campaigns #PowerAndPolitics #NarrativeMatters #PoliticalRisk #Leadership #DemocracyDebate #AfricanPolitics #CampaignThinking #PoliticalCommunication

South Africa went through 500 years of colonialism & apartheid & all the dark things that go with that. No therapy. Just “forgive & forget” because “you are a rainbow nation now”. Today, beneficiaries of those unjust systems say there’s “a white genocide” & “140 racist laws”.

Carl Niehaus once said something and today its makes sense about Cyrl Ramaphosa and Roelf Meyer.💔🇿🇦

On the 21st of May 2025, Donald Trump asked Ramaphosa, “When will you arrest that man (President Julius Malema) that man said kill the white farmers kill the white farmers and then he danced and then he is dancing dancing.” When Donald Trump declared that Malema must be arrested, the captured state machinery followed his command. All roads lead to East London Magistrate’s Court. #HandsOffMalema

On the 1st of October 2025, Magistrate Twanet Olivier found CIC @Julius_S_Malema guilty. Adriaan Snyman, who was tried alongside him, was found not guilty. On the 15th-16th of April 2026, we will meet again at the East London Magistrate’s Court. #HandsOffMalema

Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng was spot on but that room had a lot of sellouts.

Today the EFF marks the anniversary of the tragic assassination of Chris Hani, a revolutionary who dedicated his life to the liberation of our people and the achievement of a free, just, and equal South Africa. May he continue to rest in revolutionary peace ✊🏿

WARNING: WhatsApp scam hitting Mzansi hard ⚠️ South Africans are being targeted in a growing WhatsApp hijacking scam — and it starts with a simple message from someone you trust. Authorities say victims are being tricked into clicking a link for a “meeting”, then asked to share a verification code sent to their phone. The moment you share that code — your WhatsApp is gone. Scammers then impersonate you, messaging friends and family asking for urgent money, and many are falling for it. 🚨 IMPORTANT: Never share your WhatsApp verification code Don’t click suspicious links — even from known contacts. Always verify requests for money This scam is spreading fast across the country. 👉 Please RT to warn others

♦️ Do Not Miss It♦️ The President and Commander-in-Chief, @Julius_S_Malema, will appear at the East London Magistrates’ Court on 15 April - 16 April 2026 for a pre-sentencing hearing stemming from a politically motivated charge related to the EFF 5th Anniversary Celebration. We reject the weaponisation of the justice system to undermine revolutionary politics and suppress the will of the people. #HandsOffMalema

♦️Happening Tomorrow♦️ The EFF President and Commander in Chief @Julius_S_Malema will address the #EFFPresser, tomorrow. Catch it Live on all our Social Media Platforms! The press conference will take place under the following details: Date: Thursday, 09 April 2026 Time: 12h00 Venue: Winne Madikizela Mandela House, 117 Marshall Street, Marshalltown. #EFFPresser

🔴THIS COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE "And you women go to the groove, sit in a table, wait for a guy to come buy you alcohol, you leave with the guy, you have sexual intercourse, in the morning, the girls asks for R3000, you don't have, it's jail time for you because she will say it's rape" A life lesson comrades. 🤧🤧

Public Notice @orlandopirates know that @KaizerChiefs will not defeat @Masandawana for you and not defeat you as well. Rather @Masandawana defeat us and @KaizerChiefs defeat you. For peace sake let @Masandawana keep the league cup! #BetwayPrem

Today I remember this quote from Julius Malema - EFF President ‘The time for reconciliation is over, now is the time for justice. If the grandchildren of Jan Van Riebeeck have not understood that we need our land back, then they have failed to receive the gift of humanity’

The EFF wishes all our Christian brothers and sisters a blessed and safe Easter. Easter holds profound significance, symbolising the triumph of hope over despair, light over darkness, and love over fear. It reminds us of the ultimate sacrifice made by Jesus Christ and his resurrection, inspiring us to embrace renewal, forgiveness, and compassion.

Here’s the uncomfortable truth about this 2.01 trillion collected by SARS That money didn’t come from thin air, it came from citizens who are already under pressure, people paying income tax, VAT on almost everything they buy, fuel levies, and small businesses trying to survive in a tough economy When politicians celebrate big tax collections like this, some of them look like clowns because they are cheering a number without acknowledging the pain behind it Many South Africans are dealing with unemployment, rising food prices, expensive fuel, and slow economic growth Higher tax collection often means people are paying more, not necessarily that the economy is thriving If people were earning more, if businesses were booming, if unemployment was dropping, then it would make sense to celebrate because it would reflect real growth But right now, it feels like the burden is increasing while service delivery, infrastructure, and accountability are not improving at the same pace So the frustration is not about the number itself. It is about what people are getting in return

Onezwa makes everything looks easy,what do you mean she cuts a whole sheep alone,lapho I struggle to cut a chicken all by myself,she is on her own league🥺🤏🏽❤️