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President Ramaphosa's spokesperson @SpokespersonRSA retweeted this racist's reprehensible anti-American tweet. For the record: The US government was strongly opposed to Apartheid in the 1980s and imposed strict punitive measures against South Africa, including broad sanctions.

Vincent Magwenya is the spokesperson for the SA president. AfriForum is the largest minority organization in SA and, together with Solidarity, represents the vast majority of Afrikaners. @SpokespersonRSA not only hates AfriForum, but also Afrikaners. He is a dangerous racist.

@Buoyand_man Best dog breed in the world! They have such character and brains too. Sophia is adorable 😍

She keeps on stealing the lighter. I show her what it can do, now she hates it.

So it appears as if the fuel price isn’t actually linked to the oil price but is merely another lever for specific individuals to make a lot of money on the back of narrative based panic. Thus for no mathematical reason the fuel price will continue to rise ridiculously until the public either just accepts their new reality or until they start asking questions and refusing to abide by the con. Then normality will return while the middle class has taken yet another massive hit to their wealth. It’s quite incredible how this keeps happening and will continue to do so because the average person is both perpetually fascinated by the current thing and essentially unable to think outside of this one moment in time. It’s so tiresome.

🇿🇦 Elon Musk blasts South Africa's race laws: "There are now more anti-White and anti-Asian laws in South Africa than anti-Black laws under Apartheid. Racism is wrong no matter who it is against." Apartheid ended more than 30 years ago, but today South Africa has 145 race-based laws. More than ever before. The government claims these laws are necessary to correct “past injustice.” In other words, they are fighting racism in the past with racism in the present. Laws that discriminate against White people are legal in South Africa because the Constitution permits so-called “fair” discrimination. "Fair" discrimination is defined as any discrimination that furthers “equality.” To quote directly from the 'equality' clause of the Constitution: “Discrimination on one or more of the listed grounds is unfair unless it is established that the discrimination is fair.”

South Africa has race-based laws, lots of them, that are unjust and that burden US companies. I don't particularly like the Apartheid 2.0 framing because SA's current race-based laws don't have the same draconian effects the Apartheid laws did. However, the same poison does lie at the heart of all race-based laws: the idea that race is an essential characteristic. And simply insisting, as the SA government does, that its race-based laws aren't racist because they're "empowering" is word play that doesn't change the reality. Finally, I'm all for certain sanctions on specific South African elites, but it should be done wisely and in a targeted way. Sanctioning the most virulent of them for corruption under Global Magnitsky would be just and popular with South Africans themselves who despise the theft of corruption. CAATSA sanctions might also be applicable for some depending on the exact nature of ANC and government engagements with Hamas, Iran, and Russia.

Good news! The Strait of Hormuz is open and oil prices are already falling below 90 dollars a barrel.

What the anc has done to South Africa and South Africans is unforgivable. You will be remembered as racist, corrupt and incompetent criminals. Despots. I am so glad the world has woken up and realized the evil you are. Thanks to organizations and people like Afriforum, Solidarity, President Trump and Elon Musk.

You are deranged to say the least, How do you sanction a democratic state because you can’t get your way through? You can’t bully us @elonmusk we are a sovereign country.

This is Amy Biehl; a bright, compassionate 26-year-old American who went to South Africa in 1993 to help fight apartheid and support democracy. While driving through a township near Cape Town, she was pulled from her car by a mob chanting “Kill the settler!” and “One settler, one bullet.” She was stoned, beaten, and stabbed to death in a frenzied racial attack simply because she was White.

🚨South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa is in serious trouble over a major corruption scandal. • Around $580,000 was reportedly stolen from a sofa at his private farm in 2020. • He allegedly sent officials himself to recover the money through operations across borders. • Reports say he avoided official procedures while doing this. • He is also being accused of possible tax issues in the same report. And this is the person leading South Africa? South Africa deserves better. (Source: WioNews)

AfriForum produces yet another instant classic meme.

@JacoKleynhans When will they learn?!

Well, here comes another case for the press ombudsman. Mail&Guardian (fake news publication) allows an EFF candidate to spread these lies today.

@SpokespersonRSA The real danger to democratic South Africa are criminal politicians who believe they are a special class of people who should be above the law. Why is the spokesperson for President Ramaphosa against equality before the law? 🤔

@MikeMongie @elonmusk Look at the state of SA?! And you seriously think it's effective. How on earth anyone could keep defending a rotten Anc policy when its clear as day what they are all about it beyond me.

I'm a white South African and I have literally zero problems with BEE. But hey, what would a white man (Elon) that benefitted from a wealthy upbringing during apartheid know about it? Calling BEE anti-white is anti-intellectual. You're just unhappy that you can't get your starlink empire to expand to a country you happily left. Good riddance too

The South African laws are literally super racist, plain and simple. It’s not complicated: imagine if the law was called “White Empowerment”, instead of “Black Empowerment”! People would have a seizure 😂 South Africa now has more anti-White laws than Apartheid had anti-Black laws. Think about that for a second … The current South African government has objectively implemented Apartheid 2.0. Shame on them.

Yes, after the 2010 FIFA World Cup they escalated the attacks.

@UNGeneva @antonioguterres Is this in reference to South Africa?

@PeterDermauw When the circus is in town you laugh at the clowns (in red).

Politicians that are upset about a win for equality before the law 🚩🚩

4 crucial maps in the land debate in South Africa: 1. Arable land 2. Grazing capacity 3. Rainfall 4. Black population density map

Its not only @elonmusk struggling to get anything done in South Africa because of race laws and the colour of his skin. In 2012, Jakaranda Kinderhuis (Children's Home) in Pretoria made headlines: major corporate donors pulled funding because ~70% of the abused & neglected kids were "too white". They didn't meet strict B-BBEE targets requiring mostly "previously disadvantaged" beneficiaries for full points. A child is a child. But race decided the money. [News24/Beeld reports from the time] 14 years later — nothing has changed. As of 2025, Jakaranda & sister home Louis Botha still care for ~250-300 vulnerable children (court-placed, many Afrikaans-speaking). Government subsidies (only ~40% of budget) are delayed or slashed again — forcing them to burn reserves. Big corporates still shy away due to poor BEE scores tied to the kids' demographics. Same racist logic, new excuses. These are not statistics — they are real children who survived abuse and abandonment. They rely on private donations, church groups, raffles (like Liggiefees), and community support just to eat, go to school, and have a safe home. South Africa: When will they stop punishing orphans for the colour of their skin? Donate or share if this matters. Website/FB: Jakaranda Kinderhuis #JakarandaKinderhuis #SouthAfrica #ChildrensRights