Young Pan

I will never forget race bandla. Human history, especially South African history, doesn't allow me to. As a Black woman, you cant be too trusting with freedom, you're the first one who'll lose it

African rulers often defeated European invaders. African rulers were militarily superior on their home soil, at least until the 1850s-60s. This seems widely overlooked, but is repeatedly highlighted in two new books by JC Sharman and Richard Reid.

@IamLungile_ @Sindi_Fleur Being rich doesn’t equal success. China, USA & SA are wealthy but have large gaps between the rich & poor. It’s better to be a prosperous country where the quality of life is good e.g. Finland. There are African countries moving in that direction & that’s worth focusing on.

@Sindi_Fleur Answer the question

@scrookson @Sentletse @elonmusk He said he is not South African when asked here two years ago. Try Again.

@Sentletse @elonmusk He's a citizen. Crucial point missed (again).

Starlink cannot operate in China because the government views it as a national security and data‑sovereignty threat. Again @elonmusk has not made any noise over losing out on a market of 1,4 billion people. Tesla operates in China. Why wouldn’t he want Starlink there as well? He thinks he can bully South Africa.

@enyola @LibertyLeboo @elliot_solution If you read my reply you’d see I agree. My response was to your claim that South Africans are being fed lies about Nigerians drug operations, that’s not accurate. It is a real issue hence some countries have restricted Nigerian visas. But it’s not the cause of all SA’s problems.

These are South Africans arrested for drug trafficking in Nigeria, Macau, South Africa and Namibia. Do you see any of these countries blaming South Africans for drugs in their country? More South Africans have been arrested in South Africa for drug trafficking and distribution.

A Danish man (a.k.a Clitoris collector) living in South Africa surgically removed the clitoris of multiple Lesotho women and stored them in his freezer. Not to sell. Not to eat. As trophies. Police investigator Warrant Officer Lynda Steyn said it plainly in court: "It comes down to mutilation of private parts of a woman, cut out and kept as trophies." He had quietly moved to Bloemfontein in 2004, married a local woman, and opened a licensed gun shop. He lived in a townhouse. Paid his taxes. Nobody suspected anything. In September 2015, his wife Anna reported to police that he had cut her genitals while she was drunk. Hawks officers raided the house and went straight to the freezer. What they found stopped them cold. Nine women. Nine bags. Each one sealed, labeled, dated. A diary logging every single procedure. Surgical instruments. A medical grade anaesthetic not registered in South Africa. Two more genitalia found hanging on hooks in the garage to dry. Child pornography he had produced himself. A nine year old girl from Lesotho testified via video link that he had raped her. His victims were women from Lesotho. A small, poor country completely surrounded by South Africa. Women unlikely to be believed. Unlikely to report him. He knew exactly who to target. He posed as a surgeon. Told them he was cleaning them. That they would never want another man again. Some he paid. Some he drugged with spiked champagne. All of them woke up in agony missing a part of their body. His wife Anna was the star witness for the prosecution. She turned down witness protection and returned home to Maseru after his arrest. One month later she was shot four times outside her house and killed. From inside prison he had paid a wheelchair bound fellow prisoner the equivalent of $110 to arrange the hit. That prisoner told the court everything. At trial he pleaded not guilty to all 58 charges. The judge spoke for four hours. He said he had never felt so disgusted in his entire life. 20 charges were dropped on a legal technicality. South African law did not specify penalties for removing human tissue. Convicted of 36 remaining charges. Rape of a child. Conspiracy to murder. Child pornography. Fraud. Illegal firearms. Two life sentences plus 51 years. The judge's final words: "You must be removed permanently from society." One last detail. This man had been a convicted weapons criminal in Denmark before arriving in South Africa. He entered the country without declaring his prior convictions, obtained a legal South African identity document, and registered a licensed gun shop with over $200,000 in stock. Nobody checked. He died in prison in 2024.

South African law requires internet providers have at least 30% ownership by historically disadvantaged individuals. This isn't racism; it's about correcting past injustices from apartheid. Elon, the wealthiest man on earth claims he’s a victim, but the only problem is greed.

Saying Africans sold other Africans to justify slavery in entirety is a very lazy argument to begin with

So we are expected to believe that the same man who spreads misinformation about our Country any chance he gets wants to give us more internet access from the goodness of his heart?

Colonialism is so crazy. You kill, rape and take these people’s land and use it for your own pleasure and have the nerve to demonize them for existing in their own homes. pure evil

LAP Marina Residence by Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia Cotonou, Benin 🇧🇯

@SomeWhiteMeatZA @J_Mandla_Afri @beesblaas47 @azania1023 Why do these white companies want to operate in Africa then? If they want to be 100 white, why not just operate in Europe? You cannot want to profit from people if the idea of them having a stake in your company repulses you.

@J_Mandla_Afri @beesblaas47 @azania1023 Ah ok. Forcing 30% ownership of any business that a white person creates is how you participate? Why not create your own instead?

Namibia says if Elon Musk wants Starlink to operate on Namibia,51% of the company must be owned by Namibians. South Africa says 30% must be owned by South Africans. Afrika is not standing down.

@maetsa_kabomo @elonmusk @Starlink

MAGA and Amerikaners every time Elon Musk reposts to fuel the white supremacist narrative. 😂

After independence, much of the land didn’t go back to communities evenly. It stayed with white settler families or was transferred to new political and economic elites.

“Museums are celebrations of European savagery,” Miriam explains.

America forcing Tik Tok to be American owned is a national security exercise but South Africa forcing Starlink to be South African owned is backwards. Make it make sense

i love how the world is like “wow nelson mandela, what an icon!” and south africans are like “yeah he’s alright but let me tell you about his ex-wife 😮‍💨”