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@honeymoon250 7 000 000 000

Men, be 100% honest… $7,000,000cash right now or HER?

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There were no Zimbabweans, Nigerians, Malawians, Ghanaians when South African Children 🇿🇦were Marching against the Most Brutal Regime in the World in 1976. South Africans were on their own.

@Knick_RSA Political and Strategic CountermeasuresThe "Total Strategy": This policy aimed to surround South Africa with weak, economically dependent neighbors to prevent them from becoming credible bases for ANC operations.

@Knick_RSA Destruction of Infrastructure: Military incursions and sabotage resulted in an estimated $11.36 billion in damages to Zimbabwe's economy between 1980 and 1984 alone.

@Knick_RSA Transport Manipulation: SA exploited Zimbabwe's reliance on its rail and port networks by introducing two-tier tariff structures to undercut alternative routes (like the Beira corridor in Mozambique) and holding "recalcitrant" rolling stock at borders to express displeasure.

@Knick_RSA Economic Sabotage and PressureFuel Shortages: In December 1982, South African sabotage of supply routes led to an acute fuel crisis that nearly brought Zimbabwe's economy to a standstill.

@Knick_RSA Destabilisation via Proxies: Under Operation Drama, South Africa funded and trained a dissident group known as "Super ZAPU" to operate in Matabeleland, exacerbating internal conflicts and providing a pretext for regional instability.

@Knick_RSA 1988: A car bomb outside an ANC transit house in Bulawayo killed Zimbabwean driver Obed Amon Mwanza and injured six ANC members

@Knick_RSA The apartheid regime used booby-trapped items and car bombs to kill or injure ANC officials and their families. Notable incidents include:1987: Tsitsi Chiliza, a Zim citizen married to an ANC member, was killed by a bomb hidden inside a TV set intended for Jacob Zuma

@Knick_RSA Direct Bombings and Air Raids: In May 1986, South African forces launched coordinated helicopter and air raids on ANC offices and transit houses in Harare, as well as in Botswana and Zambia.

@Knick_RSA Pretoria viewed a successful black-ruled Zimbabwe as a "total onslaught" threat to its regional hegemony.

@Knick_RSA The South African apartheid government engaged in a systematic campaign of military destabilisation, economic sabotage, and targeted assassinations against Zimbabwe following its independence in 1980 to punish its support for the African National Congress (ANC).

@Cashel4shinken @LBGamestips All lies. Your people did this

South Africans 🇿🇦 have committed so much crimes against their fellow Africans Three foreign nationals with legal papers were SH0T D£AD yesterday in South Africa 🇿🇦 These were business people. They had businesses in South Africa 🇿🇦 with South African employees This is the handwork of Ngizwe and Jacinta 🤮 They may not have pulled the trigger but they laid the ground work for it

@Bukom8 @Heis_Mayor001 Because they wanted to do it. Lol

@Heis_Mayor001 Why didn’t they just refuse

I would break up with you after I find this out

@Am_Blujay A Mugabe is not everyone else

So everyone must go wait 3 months to Lindela to get deported but Mugabe’s kid goes straight home 🤷🏻‍♂️

@Mandlapawas @SABCNews Maləmæ sang against whįtəs, they rųñ ŞÆ

@SABCNews And Malema was sentenced for 5 years and he did not shoot anyone

WATCH | Tobias Matonhodze has been sentenced to 12 months’ imprisonment on count 1, 12 months on count 2, three years on count 3, and 12 months on count 4. The sentences will run concurrently. He will be deported once his sentence is served.