Sibusiso Mkhize

South Africa didn’t survive colonialism and apartheid just to be lectured by the same powers that destabilised half the Global South. We choose sovereignty. We choose dignity. We choose Africa. BRICS is not betrayal,it’s balance.

@sparky_ct @jt1311 @LCabonena They want to control this country

@jt1311 @SibbzMkhize @LCabonena a question I'd like answered too.

Eskom reporting a R24.3 billion profit while R200 only gets you 27 units 😄 This is disgusting. Meanwhile John Rupert offered to give people 67 units at R10. Gwede Mantashe refused to give him a licence.

@DarkseidLFC @RomanCabanac For the black person yes

@SibbzMkhize @RomanCabanac Can u align with corrupt thugs from anc/eff/mk morons and expect things to get better

My main concern about Johannesburg is that Herman Mashaba will get 3-4% of the votes, become the kingmaker, and hand it back to the ANC and EFF. He is that vindictive as a person.

@Franzbrink @RomanCabanac Ok

@SibbzMkhize @RomanCabanac Corruption alliance.

@HermanMashaba @DereleenJ Everyone claiming responsibility

Thank you, @DereleenJ, for your relentless and fearless efforts in leading the call for the dismissal of the now former Minister Tolashe! Read: actionsa.org.za/actionsa-welco…

@geordinhl You’re happy now?

President Ramaphosa must immediately remove Minister Sisisi Tolashe from the Government of National Unity, following serious corruption allegations against her. The GNU cannot ask South Africans to believe in reform, while tolerating conduct that undermines it. While the ANC often protects compromised leaders ❌ The DA fights for clean government ✅ 📲 Full article: news24.com/politics/da-le…

@SABCNews More jobs lost means more crime. We will never rest in this country..!

BREAKING NEWS | South Africa's official unemployment rate rises to 32.7% in Q1. 345 000 jobs were lost in the first three months of 2026.

@Am_Blujay Simps should learn or perish

Apparently a guy travelled all the way from Rhodes University to Gqeberha to surprise his girlfriend… only to find her with another guy in her room. Love is not for the weak 😭💔

@HermanMashaba That one guy who thinks he’s better that everyone, politics will humble you sir.

We would have to be a nation of absolute fools to have such a democratic outcome.

@khal_juniier The scam that is being brewed there is not for you age

Crazy how a shoe can cost around R32 to manufacture, then land in SA selling for R3000 😭

@Dzungie007 People love forcing false equivalence in politics. President Ramaphosa has not been convicted of any crime and remains democratically elected. Governance cannot run on social media outrage and political fantasies. Institutions and legal processes must lead — not emotions.

If we really believe in equal justice: Ramaphosa steps down today. Malema serves his 5-year sentence and gets expelled from Parliament. Anything less is just political theatre.

@daddyhope Mandela mattered, yes, but SA’s democracy was built by institutions and collective struggle — not one man alone. And Zimbabwe’s story is far more complex than “Mugabe stayed too long.” Colonial history, sanctions and economics all shaped outcomes too.

The difference between South Africa and Zimbabwe, my brother, is like day and night. You had a founding leader in Nelson Mandela who stayed in power for only five years, and we had a founding leader in Robert Mugabe who stayed in power for 37 years. Those two founding leaders helped shape the political culture and trajectory in which their countries find themselves today. One normalised the peaceful transfer of power and strong institutions, while the other normalised the concentration of power around one individual and weakened institutions over decades.

@daddyhope People are overhyping this judgment because they want political drama. Ramaphosa is not going anywhere. GNU understands the stakes, business understands the stakes, and even the DA knows collapsing the government would create instability. This is politics, not fantasy football.

The Phala Phala judgment is not really a judgment on President Cyril Ramaphosa himself, it is a judgment on parliamentary procedure and accountability. My view is that ordinarily, if this had happened during the first term of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s presidency, he would probably have resigned and not wait to be impeached. But because of the nature of South African politics today, particularly the so-called Government of National Unity, which is in reality a coalition government involving multiple parties led by the ANC, I do not think those seeking to impeach him have the numbers. You need the Democratic Alliance to successfully impeach President Cyril Ramaphosa. But the DA would not want Ramaphosa to be removed because his impeachment could collapse the GNU altogether. The likely alternative would be Deputy President Paul Mashatile, who is politically to the left of Ramaphosa and would probably be more open to a coalition arrangement with the EFF and MK, something both big business and the DA clearly do not want. So I think this is ultimately an academic judgment that is unlikely to result in Cyril Ramaphosa being successfully impeached. The only real possibility is if he decides to leave of his own accord rather than face a prolonged political battle, but I doubt that too. I suspect that big business in South Africa is already making calls behind the scenes urging him to stay put. I also think the DA will quietly be doing the same thing, reassuring him that they are unlikely to support any impeachment process whilst sabre-rattling publicly. In response to the judgment, the Democratic Alliance said that it would not support any wrongdoing, but ultimately politics is about survival, and it is very opportunistic. My view is that the DA would look at the bigger picture and not specifically at Cyril Ramaphosa’s issues, but at the bigger picture, because his removal would immediately, in my view, collapse the GNU. And the DA would be under so much pressure, not just from its supporters but from its financiers who sponsor it, to put the bigger picture ahead of a narrow political victory by removing Cyril Ramaphosa. I have seen other comments saying that the DA would be worried about the local government elections and that this might push it towards supporting Ramaphosa’s impeachment. But the biggest threat to the DA in Cape Town is not the ANC. It is probably the PA. And the PA leader, Gayton McKenzie, publicly stated a week or two ago that he would support Cyril Ramaphosa all the way until the end of his term in 2029. What I actually see happening now is probably the DA, the PA and others whose numbers could become significant in any impeachment motion trying to extract concessions on other unrelated political issues. That is how coalition politics often works. Moments of political vulnerability are frequently used by smaller or strategic parties to negotiate influence, policy concessions or political guarantees behind the scenes. That tweet from veteran South African journalist Clement Manyathela in 2024 is quite instructive. But, as they say, time will tell.

@joy_zelda The irony is unbelievable. People who built careers on chaos and confrontation now want to lecture the President about leadership. Ramaphosa was democratically elected and continues to lead the country through difficult global conditions. Political grandstanding won’t replace ANC

Julius Malema wants Cyril Ramaphosa to Resign yet he is a convicted criminal who is still an Member of Parliament What a joke 😃

@AdvoBarryRoux There is no case here

All EFF haters must swallow their pride and say "that 9% political party is big". Guess what, the EFF defeated Cyril Ramaphosa, the ANC, The DA & all their friends in parliament. The EFF taught them a real lesson on how parliament must operate.

@ME_Beaumont Every election season comes with big promises and marketing campaigns. Turning around a city takes more than slogans and timelines. South Africans must ask: who has the experience, structures and mandate to deliver long-term transformation? That answer is clear, ANC.

This business owner in Nellmapius has a message for South Africa - Vote ActionSA. ActionSA is launching its Tshwane mayoral campaign on Saturday, 9 May, at 10h00. Mayor Moya has turned our capital around in 18 months, give us five more years to finish the job.

@SollyMsimanga “Non-racial opportunities” is just code for abandoning transformation. The DA wants to scrap BEE because it challenges privilege, simple. You can’t fix a racially unequal economy by pretending race doesn’t matter. This is regression dressed up as reform.

🔴 *[LIVE NOW]* Watch as the DA unpacks the Economic Inclusion for All Bill, which seeks to replace the job-killing BEE with a real empowerment system that will deliver growth, create jobs, and unlock non-racial opportunities for all.  *Broadcast links* ⬇️ *YouTube:* youtube.com/live/RY7g5ftU6…  *Facebook:* fb.watch/GWIi2ufjrI/

@LCabonena Let’s be clear — the DA has always stood against real transformation. Dressing it up as “good governance” doesn’t change who benefits and who gets left behind. Supporting them means supporting a system that protects privilege. Call it what it is.

Let us settle this once and for all. Who is going to get your vote??? 1= Herman Mashaba 2= Helen Zille.

@zizipho50 Now he is doing extortion live and direct

Phakelumthakathi has reached an agreement with the shop owners. He says mabahlale, they can trade but keep on reporting to him😅… Zijikile izinto negotiations went well I guess.. Will Phakelumthakathi continue marching?? Or will he negotiate and conduct meetings from now on??