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@AirOrdnance @gndzongana You want to compare my horrors on my continent to your horror on your European continent and around the world?🤣. Do you forget that you're the ones financing and extracting minerals and more, causing all this on my continent? You're a parasite and a disease that destroys all.

@Yemalin @gndzongana This is what you Buntu still do in Africa it's not the European who are savages it's your people Kindly fuck off back north to Bantuville where you belong Settlers x.com/i/status/20407…

The Dutch colonial settlers claim that South Africa was an empty land and that they built the country. They say the Zulu people arrived after the Dutch colonial settlers. They also claim that all of us came from Congo and Nigeria. This is a totally bullshit fairytale. I believe we should establish a law to prosecute people for spreading such false narratives. Terms like Khoisan, San, Griqua, Bushman, Bantu, and Hottentot should be abolished, just like the word "Kaffir." People should be criminalized and prosecuted for using those terms because they are colonial derogatory terms. We must classify all Whites as Europeans, not South Africans. We need to protect our nationality as South Africans. A European living in China is not considered Chinese, so why should we call Europeans "South Africans" in our own country?

@AdameMedia More theatrics for the gullible. Neither one on both sides gives a shit.

Sen. Tim Kaine: "Yyou got drunk at an event at a bar and chanted, 'Kill all Muslims.'...Isn't that the kind of behavior that, if true, would be disqualifying for somebody to be Sec. of Defense?"

@AirOrdnance @gndzongana Buntu, bantu or whatever you call me is from Africa. I'm an original African, and this is my continent. I'm black and with the sun on my continent. You better take that Trump deal and get the fuck out of my continent. Go read your map and your 33% somewhere outside of mine.

@Yemalin @gndzongana Kindly follow the map Buntu Bandit that's if you even know how to read a map with that 33% Matric pass rate education

@AirOrdnance @gndzongana Go back to Europe or up Trump's backyard

Bantu Bandits were still in the Iron Age their technology was 2000 years behind the Us Neanderthal Europeans when we arrived back in Africa Bantu Bandits did not even know how to write in the language they spoke Bantu Bandits like Shaka Zulu killed more Bantu than the English, Dutch, Afrikaaners and Apartheid Regime combined

@gndzongana I agree 💯 with you. Colonizing parasites must get out of Africa.

@AfricaViewFacts The benefits of Africans only dealing with Africans.

Egypt 🇪🇬 has secured a deal to import around 1.2 million barrels of Libyan crude oil per month. This comes as a timely solution after Kuwaiti supplies were disrupted by regional tensions following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Egypt’s General Petroleum Corporation arranged the shipments with Libya’s National Oil Corporation, sending oil safely from Mediterranean ports and keeping refineries running during the crisis.

@Frakelrock @Joe__Bassey L'ADN des momies ne démontre pas le besoin de la crème solaire. Et en matière de diversité d' ADN, l'Afrique noire règne. Le soleil est merveilleux.

@Joe__Bassey C’est dommage que l’ADN des momies ne démontrent pas ça !

Ancient Egypt (Kemet) shared deep ties with Black Africa through cultural, religious, and commercial exchanges, remember the Sahara Desert was once habitable. Pharaonic symbols, such as scarabs, pyramidal motifs, hairstyles, and spiritual practices, still resonate in some contemporary African traditions, especially in the Nile Valley. These connections highlight a cultural continuity between Kemet and its African roots. The comparison between Ancient Egyptian civilization and present-day Nile Valley cultures reveals striking continuity across time. Facial features in pharaonic statues closely resemble those of people living today in southern Egypt and Sudan, as seen in the attached image. Similar bone structures, facial proportions, hairstyles, and expressions suggest deep-rooted population continuity rather than a disconnected past. Beyond physical appearance, cultural parallels are equally compelling. The Nile remains the region's lifeline, shaping agriculture, settlement patterns, social organization, and spiritual life as it did in antiquity. Seasonal rhythms tied to the river, communal living, and reverence for nature continue to define daily life along the Nile. Traditional aesthetics and practices also reflect this inheritance. Braided and coiled hairstyles, body adornment, craftsmanship, and symbolic motifs seen today echo artistic representations from ancient Egypt. These elements point to a shared cultural memory preserved through generations. Taken together, these similarities show that Ancient Egypt was not an isolated or vanished civilization, but an early expression of a living Nile Valley culture whose legacy endures among the people who still inhabit its lands today.

@dodiddydoo @Joe__Bassey Egypt or Kemet is in Africa, and Africans are black people. Africans don't need to glorify themselves, the Nile is in Africa, and the source is controlled by Africans. The people of the Nile are black in Africa. I hope this eternally hurts you. Our continent, so please cry!

@Joe__Bassey You Africans do like to glorify yourselves with a history that doesn’t belong to you . No you are not Egyptian, no Egyptians do not look like you, no they were not African and their culture was far more advanced than ever you were.

@ErnstRoets @NYYRC Vote EFF

We are making progress! We had a a very productive week in Washington, D.C., discussing the conclusions of the @NYYRC after their extensive trip to South Africa with a variety of stakeholders. We're also working on the preparations for the White Cross Project through which we intend to display 3,000 white crosses on the National Mall in the nation's capital to commemorate the victims of farm attacks and other forms of persecution in South Africa. Have you signed the petition and sponsored a cross yet? We need 100 000 signatures on the petition and 3 000 cross sponsors to execute the campaign. You can do so at whitecrossproject.org. Thank you to @StefanoLforte and the team at the New York Young Republican Club who have become excellent ambassadors for our cause. We're going to do an informal feedback video once we're back in South Africa. @LexLibertasOnX @mldenys

@SaraphAral @God_of_TMH @DetroitBabalawo @got_cake You are Tarzan, now say ohhhouohhhouohhh!

@Yemalin @God_of_TMH @DetroitBabalawo @got_cake If I’m Tarzan then your the pack of monkeys he lived with bitch 🤣🤣🤣

They call this, "civilization".

@BigGamerTuri @akua_obeng42840 You sure didn't invent the wheel in Europe.

@akua_obeng42840 Sorry I cant understand people that never invented the wheel

Whiteness is inherently destructive & antithetical to nature itself, it can never live at peace & harmony with anyone or anything, it has historically annihilated everything it has come across: entire ethnic groups/populations, languages, vibrant cultures, countless animal species, etc. For centuries, black & brown people worldwide have suffered tremendously ever since the concept of 'whiteness' decided to crawl out the cold, frigid wastelands of Europe, the world has never known peace since.

@SaraphAral @God_of_TMH @DetroitBabalawo @got_cake Ok Tarzan!

@God_of_TMH @DetroitBabalawo @got_cake No I’m white Im not a monkey like blacks are. You got that slave? 🤭🤣

@AlymnyAlsq81595 Best show yet, do a sequel, we want more and need more.

@nuevacrestmedia @Joe__Bassey Nomadic cattle herding is not a problem. The problem is not having laws and passages set out for nomadic cattle herding. What's the purpose of having a government and paying taxes, if your government is useless and full of incompetence and sellouts to imperialist colonizers.

@Yemalin @Joe__Bassey Nomadic Cattle Herding is a problem, especially if farmland are destroyed.

South Africans are attacking every African, especially Nigerians, in East London, South Africa 🇿🇦 after an Igbo union declared an Igwe last week. Many cars and businesses have been destroyed already with gory videos being circulated. We know Igbo people love unionism. It’s high time they stop giving the title Igwe outside their ancestral land to avoid controversy between them and the people.

@business This wimp should STFU already.

French President Emmanuel Macron is calling on medium-sized powers to join forces and stand up to the US and China bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@WithoutHistory And religious academies and theological diplomas should be controlled and regulated by the government by all means necessary.

🇧🇫 🔥WE WILL NOT HAVE A LEADER LIKE THJS IN AFRICA FOR THE NEXT 50 YEARS. In Burkina Faso in order to become a priest or Imam, you will need to be certified via Qualification Requirements (Diplomas): The new framework introduces specific conditions for the creation and management of religious organizations. This includes a requirement for religious leaders (priests, imams, and pastors) to possess recognized academic or theological diplomas before they can legally open or lead a church or mosque. This is intended to "professionalize" the sector and ensure that leaders have formal training.

@Amockx2022 Macron is a joke.

BREAKING : This is Belt Treatment 🔥 Journalist –– Trump targeted you again with personal remarks. Do you have anything to say? 🇫🇷 Macron –– 🔥"We are talking about war, civilians dying, economies suffering. What I heard is neither serious nor worthy of response. A world leader can't use language he is speaking" Much needed call out

@Brooklynmonk @business The US is definitely not the world, and no one gives a shit about France. South Korea should try to reconcile with North Korea and stop sucking up to the west for relevance.

@business If the bombing stops, without a US victory, the Strait will remain closed. And if Iran agrees too open it, Iran can decide to close it in the future. If the US wins and removes the Iranian regime, the world wins.

French President Emmanuel Macron sees scope for cooperation with South Korea to stabilize the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, but only once bombing ends bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@nuevacrestmedia @Joe__Bassey That's another lie, the FUTA Djallon was already settled before the Fulani came and settled. And I'm in Nzerekore right now. Nomadic cattle herding is not the problem and never was. France's role in the Biafra war is a good strategy for division and dominance, and religion is....

The Fulani are from Futa Djallon in Guinea, but through nomadic cattle herding, have made their way to Nigeria. They have now become so influential in Nigerian Politics that we have found it hard to ban nomadic cattle herding at the federal level. Ghana have dealt with it, to an extent, because the Fulani haven’t entered their politics yet. Ghana placed a ban on nomadic cattle herding.

@trtafrika You did say state officials, they work for the people. The people want to see them stand up when what is done for the people is being addressed. Know your boss, you work for the people as a journalist.

A video of Rwanda's President Paul Kagame ordering a group of state officials to stand up during his address on March 23, 2026 has gone viral, triggering a debate on top-down relationships in government