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South Africa Reminds Whites that 'ALL' Doesn't Include Them. We are The Zebra Nation. Our President said 'prosperity for ALL' in his Freedom Day Speech. 'ALL’ means No Whites. Whites are 'Not Alls'. A NotAll may NOT: 🇿🇦Hire more than 49 people. 🇿🇦 Tender for ANY government work, hospitals included. 🇿🇦Gloat that Hangwani Morgan Maumela now drives a MellowVan and will have to use Wanatu on business trips. (He may have to beef up his Afrikaans.) Unity and healing is really not a thing in SA. We are indeed a Zebra Nation.

@SabeloChalufu Thank you for that detailed information.

That’s plainly untrue. 1. Her salary reverts to a back bench MP. (R2,79m > R1.25m) 2. DPWI will send her a letter telling her to vacate the Ministerial Residences by end of next month. 3. SAPS will send her another one telling her her Protection detail has been terminated, but she can keep 1x Driver-Protector until the end of next month. 4. The DG will tell her she can must return the Official Vehicles by the end of next month. 5. The contracts of her staff are terminated by operation of law, with effective departure date being end of next month, UNLESS the new Minister retains them. Kuphelile. No more phawa. Bye byeee…

@njivana Look forward. That’s your future.

@HelpF85398 Yeah we trust you, I mean it's not like we have historical record of what white people did to black people.

The EEA Amendment Act requires 96% affirmative action and 4% white. Effective 2025. You should read up on that amendment.

@njivana Never ever apartheid again. Never ever ever. We have to figure what is not working and fix it and move forward. And draining the ficus through poor governance and management will lead us into a death spiral.

@HelpF85398 So you want a white government so they can exclude black people again, got it.

@PriscaMutema2 Employment is exactly what we need.

Cecil John Rhodes is single-handledly responsible for the fruit business in South Africa. Towards his death (1902), he bought 2 240 hectares of land in Western Cape, planted 200 000 fruit trees & hired California-trained fruit farm managers from the US and UK. He had the same vision for the Nyanga area of Zimbabwe, where he also bought land. His company in South Africa is still one of the largest employers in that country. @matigary @Mavhure @mimmitwit

Black Elites? Scooping up all the BEE money? No! Black people care about other black people. Surely? Educated BEEs, know how to manage the BEE system. BEE consultants earn fees, or generous corporate sponsorship, to explain BEE rules. And if you pay them, not a white company, you whack up your Scorecard points. BEE Social justice academic? Hire her and same again, up goes those points. The liberation war was fought, we are told, to remove whites, return cultural unity of blacks. Out with greedy whites, who push the free market, who focus on MONEY. In with Ujamaa, the united black collective, the holding-hands-together Ubuntu. Turns out, the above is horses. Black elites are in it for the money, too.

The White President was mandated to look after whites during apartheid. Whites were superbly looked after and blacks were excluded from the economy. Now Black President mandated to look after blacks and whites are excluded via BEE. So why are blacks looked after so badly in SA? What drives your president to allow such levels of theft of your tax money? Why are township people always burning tyres because they have had no water for four days?

@HelpF85398 Ran the country really well. We use to have 100% electrification in this country, not a single home had no electricity, soon as this black government took over all the hard work was wiped out to just 95%

We, the people of South Africa... through our freely elected representatives, adopt this Constitution as the supreme law of the Republic so as to- ...Lay the foundations for a democratic and open society in which government is based on the will of the people and every citizen is equally protected by law; (Except white citizens. They are not equally protected by law.) May God protect our people. 1996

Our constitution declares that all South Africans have the right to participate fully in the life of our nation, that they should have a say in the way they are governed and that they should participate fully in all decisions that affect them. #PeoplesParliament x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@njivana White presidents did run SA very well. So again back to competence vs demographics.

@HelpF85398 Who said this?

We, the people of South Africa... through our freely elected representatives, adopt this Constitution as the supreme law of the Republic so as to- ...Lay the foundations for a democratic and open society in which government is based on the will of the people and every citizen is equally protected by law; (Except white citizens. They are not equally protected by law.) May God protect our people. 1996

A government based on the will of the people is the promise of our democracy. It is the promise of our constitution.   And as all South Africans, we must be determined to honour it, now and into the future. #PeoplesParliament x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

The liberation war was fought, we are told, to remove whites, return cultural unity of blacks. Out with greedy whites, who make money, who push the free market, who focus on MONEY. In with Ujamaa, the united black collective, the holding-hands-together-of- rich-and-poor because we are Ubuntu. Turns out, the above is horses. BEEs: · Spot a BEE-enabled opportunity, make money, pay taxes, behave like rich people. · Clap really hard at Social Justice speeches, move onto the champagne and canapés. · Leave the unemployed in the loving hands of the Minister of Social Development. And you, you silly petal. You thought 'Amandla' meant 'Wealth for All.'

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I always smile at wealthy BEEs, smartly managing the BEE system, raking in the millions. Black educated consultants: Carefully explain how, for a fee, or generous sponsorship, you can remove the whites, add the BEEs, whack up your Scorecard points. Social justice academics? Excellent fees from speaking engagements, reminding the blacks how they are ONE TOGETHER. The liberation war fought to return cultural unity of blacks. Out with greedy whites, who make money, who push the free market, who focus on MONEY. In with Ujamaa, the united black collective, the we-all-indigenous-holding-hands-together Ubuntu. Turns out, the above is horses. Smart Blacks: · Spot a BEE-enabled opportunity, make money, pay taxes, behave like rich people. · Clap really hard at Social Justice speeches, then move onto the champagne and canapés. · Leave the unemployed in the loving hands of the Minister of Social Development. And you, you silly petal. You thought 'Amandla' meant 'Wealth for All.'

Our country is not for sale

The liberation war was fought, we are told, to remove whites, return cultural unity of blacks. Out with greedy whites, who make money, who push the free market, who focus on MONEY. In with Ujamaa, the united black collective, the holding-hands-together-of- rich-and-poor because we are Ubuntu. Turns out, the above is horses. Black South Africans: · Spot a BEE-enabled opportunity, make money, pay taxes, behave like rich people. · Clap really hard at Social Justice speeches, move onto the champagne and canapés. · Leave the unemployed in the loving hands of the Minister of Social Development. And you, you silly petal. You thought that behaviour just came from White Folk.

Because we should be talking more about competence and less about demographics. However, if black taxpayers, like you, are happy with the exchange they get from their leaders for their PAYE and VAT, and if black taxpayers are confident that in ten years time, SA will be even more perfect than it is now, then they should continue with the 'demographics theory.' Me personally, I want competence.

In SA the president is elected by the national assembly, which has every race given an opportunity to do so, people only vote for the representatives that will form the national assembly that will elect the president. Why do you have an issue with a majority black African country having a black African president?

Daily Investor “Trade union Solidarity’s Research Institute claimed that B-BBEE policies have encouraged “elite capture” in SA.” Elites? No! Black people care about other black people. Surely? I always smile at wealthy BEEs, smartly managing the BEE system, raking in the millions. Black educated consultants: Carefully explain how, for a fee, or generous sponsorship, you can remove the whites, add the BEEs, whack up your Scorecard points. Social justice academic? Excellent fees from speaking engagements, reminding the blacks how they are ONE. The liberation war fought, we are told, to remove whites, return cultural unity of blacks. Out with greedy whites, who make money, who push the free market, who focus on MONEY. In with Ujamaa, the united black collective, the holding-hands-together Ubuntu. Turns out, the above is horses. Black elites: · Spot a BEE-enabled opportunity, make money, pay taxes, behave like rich people. · Clap really hard at BEE speeches, move onto the champagne and canapés. · Leave the unemployed in the loving hands of the Minister of Social Development. Tigers will be tigers. And you, you silly petal. You thought it was just those BAD White Folk.

In SA, voters have chosen leaders based on demographics, voters who have been brought to believe that demographics somehow automatically makes you able and competent. That is what I consider lousy. SA has chosen demographics over competence for two decades now. That's what the Left does. It relabels race-politics as 'demographics.' You, being a pious demographic majority, think as long as there are laws suppressing a minority group's ability to take care of themselves, that's OK. That's not racist, that's demographics! Then when that minority, uses the word, 'white', instead of the Lefty's new 'demographics', then that minority is a 'lousy racist.' OK, using YOUR lefty definition. I really hope we can get a new-demographic President. Because our existing demographic-chosen leader has been doing a lousy job. Round and round the Lefty hamster cage we go.

@HelpF85398 Well im not a lousy racist unlike you who instead of saying "if SA gets a new President" you say "If SA gets a white President" this implies that all other presidents won't be good enough, only a white one is, only a racist prick would think like that

@DailyInvestorSA @DilligafDave01 Well if the non-elites can’t be bothered to find out how things work, and the elites do, then l’d call that survival of the fittest. Thumb suckers will always be conquered by opportunity-seekers. It’s how the real world works.

B-BBEE policies in South Africa have been set up in a way that makes them vulnerable to so-called “elite capture”, which does not benefit the groups these rules were intended to help. dailyinvestor.com/south-africa/1…

@InBenie Chinese are BEE designated people so China has a clear investment path into SA. Beijing companies already have a presence in SA. China is a well run country but tough on any one you talks back.

@HelpF85398 Do China next.

Whites vs BEEs. Who Really Wins? Mozambique. Fully BEE-ed. Economy shredded. Swinging Portuguese and piri-piri chicken out of Hillbrow. Zim. Fully BEE-ed. Economy shredded. Flipping mopani worms and chomolia out of Diepsloot. Locals. Losing their cool. Cast your mind back to our First Cabinet Meeting in 1994. A vast table. Heads bent. Hushed busyness. Searching. For proven, workable, bankable strategies. To lead the Nation into GROWTH! Suddenly an excited whisper. Heads rise expectantly. All eyes turn. ‘I know!’ ‘Let’s implement BEE!’

@PresidencyZA @CyrilRamaphosa 49er Club Members. Get out there. Buy from each other. Why support BEE controlled businesses? Shop at small farmers markets or buy online. Lots of 49er Club members all over SA. Stay financially viable. Offer excellent service.

President @CyrilRamaphosa rejects claims that Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment is an obstacle to economic growth, saying transformation has expanded participation in key sectors of the economy and opened opportunities that were historically reserved for a few. #RamaphosaQandA

@BDliveSA @Bronx_wrangler South African Proverb No no, no no no no, no no no no, no no there's no limit! There's no limit No no, no no no no, no no no no, no no there's no limit! No no, no no no no, no no no no, no no there's no limit! There's no limit. (C) 2 Unlimited.

Irregular and wasteful expenditure rises to R268.13bn as internal controls falter. ebx.sh/9iQ71g

@njivana Then you have a bright future ahead of you.

@HelpF85398 Imagine my shock, the country's majority race having a much bigger representation compared to a tiny minority, just imagine my shock, by the way, you're numbers are wrong