Edmund Sebetsa®️

@gndzongana Why would the US want to attack South Africa? What are you guys smoking?

If the US had succeeded in Iran, South Africa would have been next. Iran not only defended its humanity, territorial integrity, sovereignty, people, religion, and culture — it also shattered Israel’s plan to instruct Trump to attack South Africa. Figures like Kalie Kriel and Ernst Roets were already imagining themselves as presidents of this country, recognized and backed by the Trump and Netanyahu governments.

@CheetahPlains If people have no idea what BRICS is about, they must just keep their mouths and their affairs out of it. Acting all smart here on Twitter will only fool the ignorant fools

The biggest mistake South Africans made was falling for lies about BRICS. None of these countries will help us during military or economic war against America.

@GuguxMsimango @ZZeekhumalo @Mqadi99 Act of theft by who. Why did Sibongile spent the money?

@ZZeekhumalo @Mqadi99 The funds were not deposited by error. It was an act of theft where the money was moved into Sibongile’s account, so these situations are different. Please don't claim that students went unfunded because of this.

A: SIBONGILE MANI: Not politically connected. R 14million was paid by NSFAS to her bank account without her knowing. SHE WAS JAILED. B: KATLEHO MOKONYANE: Daughter of the 1st Deputy SG of ANC. Defrauded the state of R 14 million on PPE’s during COVID-19. NOT ARRESTED.

@likeable_mmkay @Ryan_Bubear @CarsSouthAfrica Why would they fabricate? You’re clearly still a Chinese naysayer … The world has moved on pal

@Ryan_Bubear @CarsSouthAfrica Most likely completely fabricated unless an independent third party can verify

👀 Just how well is BYD selling in South Africa? Sales figures revealed... 🇿🇦 🔢 589 units sold in March 2026 🧐 Brand ranked 21st overall in SA ⚡️ Dolphin Surf = 40.6% of sales 🔌 Sealion 6 PHEV hit 130 units 🔗 Full details here: cars.co.za/motoring-news/…

@heatcoin298765 @Coinvo South Africa is fine thank you Get on with the program or ship out to become a US refugee We’re not here to please your apartheid nostalgic ass …

@Coinvo Stupid fucking laws Stupid people running the country Once one of the top 10 counties in the world Financially Now like the rest of Africa Completely ruined . What a wasted continent

BREAKING: 🇺🇸🇿🇦 Elon Musk says South Africa has "extremely racist laws."

@VeronicaLindel1 @DeDinzy007 That’s what they think they’re good at They defend nonsense and they think they make profound arguments when infact it changes nothing in terms of their situation They remain a shithole and live in a stench filled country Nigerians must just rescue themselves from themselves

@DeDinzy007 @EdS_888 You're running away from the actual conversation

@DeDinzy007 @VeronicaLindel1 And what are you skilled at?

@GarrySt27447690 @RT_com Cry more … and harder Like the toddler that you are

@RT_com Reverse apartheid is a reality, and it's way worse than apartheid. More than 140 discriminatory laws against whites and 3000 plus white farmers have been killed by blacks in the most gruesome and horrific way possible. Bad things are happening in South Africa.😪😪😪

'South Africa has extremely RACIST laws' — Elon Musk

@JoshKaze @JMkanzi35157 @RT_com 😂😂😂 …

@JMkanzi35157 @RT_com racelaw.co.za/index-of-race-…

@KCBPeterburg @RT_com Oh … and here we thought they’re being genocided already Isn’t that what Elon and Trump were saying?

@osasuo @simplyTK “Daft” because you cannot respond to him 😂 Of course You folks don’t even grasp this simple logic

@simplyTK Another daft human being on my TL?

If these women from #SouthAfrica were from #Nigeria, #Mzansi Twitter would have been on 🔥 . But it seems rather quiet around here. Where is the outrage? 🤔 Let this be a teaching moment…

@Boujeena Yeah she had to … she stole money!

That Nsfas girl had to do jail time💔

@Newzroom405 Banna!

A member of the Ikhaya Labafundi faith mission says she rejected an opportunity to study medicine in Cuba because of Jesus Christ. Another member rejects the notion that the mission is a cult. The controversial faith-based organisation in Dabangu, KwaMaphumulo, has over 100 members who abandoned their careers, educational pursuits, personal assets, and some even medical treatments, hoping God will provide. Watch: tinyurl.com/599x52bs

@DeDinzy007 @VeronicaLindel1 Of course u’re not on my level. You guys think we worship whites like you do that’s why u always run to their countries in EU & US Unlike you, we’re managing and running our country well, that’s why you’re flocking here Dude, how about getting basics right? Like sanitation?

@EdS_888 @VeronicaLindel1 We're all in the same boat, you live in slums while you live in shacks. The politicians are eating big here, while the white man is eating big over there. At least, we know the cause of our problems, unlike you who blames the weakest for your troubles. You're not on my level.

@BydSouthAfrica Can’t wait to see the Sealion 8 … should be the flagship 👌👌

Something bigger is on the horizon. More space. More versatility. More ways to move. BYD is getting ready to introduce an SUV designed for those who expect more from every journey. #ComingSoon #BYD #NEV #PHEV

@DeDinzy007 @VeronicaLindel1 Which shack? Or are you talking about these 👇🏻filthy slums that you’re always running away from? You can’t tell me about shacks when you literally live in filthy slums in your cities. Instead of calling other countries lazy, stay home and fix your cities

@EdS_888 @VeronicaLindel1 How can you see or know what Nigerians are skilled at when you are always holed up in your shack only emerging to loot and get drunk.

@VeronicaLindel1 Nigerians are not your problem. Your people are add!cts, unskilled and lazy. Fix that.

Nigerians celebrating obtaining citizenship in foreign countries will never not be funny to me. Like, why aren't you proud of being a citizen of The Giant of Africa😂😂😂

@CiroDeSiena You’ve summed it up so well Ciro

During these tough times, motorists' thoughts increasingly turn to electric vehicles. If you're considering it, my top tip would be to buy a used EV. For whatever reason, depreciation on new EVs is massive in SA. A used EV can make a lot of sense, depending on your motoring needs/budget, as after depreciation, the purchase price might match or even undercut a similar fuel-powered car. One topic that always comes up with used EVs is concern about battery life and battery replacement cost, but these concerns are largely unwarranted. Most manufacturers offer 8-year battery warranties (but note - with mileage restrictions); so if you buy a 3-year old EV, you've got 5 years of cover left. But even more comforting, multiple studies have shown that EV batteries easily last 10-12 years, or longer, with minimal degradation. There are many real-world examples of EVs covering over 500,000km on one battery and still going strong. Of course an EV might not suit your lifestyle or motoring needs. SA is a long-distance type of country, and EVs make for great commuter vehicles, especially as a second vehicle in the household. The reality is that owning a car at all in SA is a luxury and owning two might be out of reach for most. In which case, an increasingly appealing option is a PHEV (plug-in hybrid) which could serve you well in a one-car household. They have enough fully-electric range for daily driving, meaning if you charge at home (no special equipment needed, but an inexpensive wallbox running into your DB board will give you faster charges), you can drive about 100km a day or on one charge using no fuel at all (this distance varies from brand to brand and model to model). And then, uniquely, a PHEV offers the option to fill the petrol tank with fuel so you never experience range anxiety, so you can road trip with no worries and no stress about finding charging stations. And the purchase price of PHEVs is coming down all the time which is great news for motorists. Assuming your monthly installment is the same, running an EV day-to-day is vastly cheaper than running a fuel-powered car, even with Eskom doing their best to fleece us, and especially in these uncertain times of massive fuel price increases. Maintenance costs are very low with EVs, however, keep in mind that insurance on an EV can be a bit higher. My long term view is that South Africa is and always will be very vulnerable to oil price shocks and dollar shocks. Sadly we have practically zero working refineries left in SA, a situation which is unlikely to change. We will have to import fuel products far into the future. With that in mind, an EV might be a way to shield yourself from these shocks. I would personally buy a used EV without many concerns. I find myself on the @CarsSouthAfrica app browsing all the time! If you'd like any advice on buying an EV, drop a reply and I'll do my best to help.

@EZChameleon @RediTlhabi Which South African law allow for the killing of white people you nincompoop?

@RediTlhabi What an incredibly idiotic way to justify the legality of being allowed to loudly and publicly call for the killing of White people in South Africa!! You are a mampara. A disgusting mampara on top of it.

Mmmm....but South Africa must change its laws? Laws that have nothing to do with killing people because of their identity? Mmmmm.

@Ryan_Bubear @CarsSouthAfrica Slowly but surely coming through BYD isn’t the 3rd biggest car brand (after Tesla and Toyota) in the world for nothing South Africans will soon see why it’s one of the greatest

@Sentletse You can get at least 3 very capable Jetour T2’s for the price of 1 GLE Twitter experts will come here and tell u about Mercedes’ “reliability” & “quality” as if the Mercedes is reliable & robust 🙄 Meanwhile Jetour provides 7yr/200000km warranty vs 3yr on Mercedes

People are buying Cherys and Jetours now