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Which religion creates a better society? Religion 🌎 population - Christianity 32% - Islam 25% Billionaire population by religion - Christianity: 33% - Islam: 7% Millionaire pop. by religion - Christianity: 56% - Islam: 6% Watch in its entirety👇🏽

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🚨🇯🇵BREAKING: Protests have erupted in every major city across JAPAN. REASONS: 🔴 Frustration built up by foreigner crimes 🔴Fake asylum seekers taking benefits and not contributing 🔴 Labor shortages being used as a cover to destroy Japan 🔴Anyone who speaks up get called a "racist" 🔴The MSM in Japan is trying to conceal everything Japanese people are waking up to the truth! Please like and share!

Around 60 000 people went to see Travis Scott this month at FNB stadium. They waited in the rain for 2 hours. Today, less than THIRTY people showed up to the Ramaphosa march today. Let’s reflect on that.

Danny Jordan must be removed from office now Retweet if you agree Rands and Nairas Bafana Bafana #RSAvRWA SAFA Makgoba Sipho Mbule

Press Alert🚨6: #RamaphosaMustGo The time to speak is over, it’s time we take matters into our own hands. See below👇🏿President Ramaphosa has failed to deliver prosperity to South Africans instead he has brought joblessness,corruption and greed. Even his ministers don’t respect him. Look at minister of Social development. He borrows too much money from the EU and yet we don’t see what this money does🤷🏽‍♀️. He knows that he doesn’t have to pay that money back, our children will. #StandUpSA🇿🇦 and #EnoughIsEnough

I am joining @DereleenJ as one of the angry South Africans.

For everyone asking why we are protesting: it’s because we can’t breathe under the weight of corruption, unemployment, and failed leadership. We’re fighting for a country worth living in. #EnoughIsEnough

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Press Alert 🚨: #Ramaphosamustgo Change will not happen under this administration. How many jobs have we lost under his weak leadership? Let’s go to Union Buildings and tell him to step down. We need Marshalls, water, toilets, sound truck. For us by us. Join our WhatsApp group. chat.whatsapp.com/KLhEyJH8fihLki…

Interesting, but not a compelling read. Blames SA inequality on the legacy of Apartheid (31 yrs later) and the economy being "concentrated in the hands of the minority". Why be afraid to call out BBBEEE as a dismal failure ? The limitations, critiques, and reasons it hasn’t shifted most of the economy : While B-BBEE has had some impact, most assessments suggest it has not succeeded in shifting a significant share of the South African economy to the broad majority of black South Africans. Some key issues: 1. Elite capture / concentration of benefits Much of the benefit has accrued to a relatively small group of politically connected individuals and established black business elites, rather than to the poorest or more marginalized segments. Critics frequently point out that many BEE deals benefit those already relatively well off. 2. Barriers to entry remain high Even with B-BBEE incentives, new entrants (especially small black entrepreneurs) face hurdles: access to capital, networks, skills, regulatory compliance costs, competition, and entry into value chains are still major impediments. Many sectors remain difficult to penetrate. 3. Limited depth of transformation Ownership changes at the top do not always translate into changes down the chain (e.g. in labour, subcontracting, supplier networks, rural inclusion). In many cases the underlying structure and power relations remain largely the same. 4. Cost and distortions, possible adverse effects Some argue B-BBEE imposes compliance costs, discourages investment, and may lead to inefficiency or “fronting” (manipulation of compliance). The Economist recently argued that many South Africans view BEE as outdated and that it may reduce economic growth. 5. Insufficient scale relative to inequality South Africa remains one of the most unequal countries in the world. The scale of inequality and exclusion is massive, and B-BBEE in many respects has not been powerful enough to overcome structural economic, educational, and geographic inequities. 6. Mixed public opinion / legitimacy issues Surveys and commentary show ambivalence or growing skepticism about BEE’s efficacy, especially when many people feel that it benefits the few, or that procurement should prioritize competence over identity.

YOUTH OF SOUTH AFRICA NILELE!! NILELE!! THIS IS OUR FUTURE GUYS. WE CANNOT BE CRYING ABOUT THW ECONOMY IN OUR 20s BECAUSE BO EDWIN SODI WANT TO FEED BADDIES. ABANYELE ONCE!!!

Yesterday we honoured moral courage. Investigative journalist @wicks_jeff joined #OUTA for a powerful conversation on fighting corruption. His fearless work on #TembisaHospital and #BabitaDeokaran has exposed syndicates, informed the SIU, and kept her sacrifice alive. Where would SA be without journalists like Jeff, and publications like @news24, @amaBhungane, @dailymaverick & @GroundUp_News?

Press Alert 🚨 #Ramaphosamustgo He has been in power since 2018, under his leadership most South Africans 🇿🇦, have lost their livelihoods. He has failed dismally. It’s time for change. This is just the beginning. South Africans we have enough power to change this country.