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@TansuYegen Hy is he not crying?

Did you know this way of cutting 🔪

@EliAfriatISR Pray for the devil?

Sad night in Israel. Pray.💔

As the world marks the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, we remember the fearless comrades who were killed at Sharpeville on this day in 1960. Thousands of Black South Africans came together in a peaceful protest against the “pass laws” that controlled every aspect of their lives under apartheid. The protesters’ plan was to march to the Sharpeville police station without their passes in an act of civil disobedience. What unfolded was a brutal act of state violence, when police opened fire at close range on a crowd of protesters who were singing and dancing while demanding an end to restrictions on where they could work, live or travel. Sharpeville revealed the truth of apartheid to the world, but more importantly, it demonstrated that ordinary people, when united, have the capacity to challenge the systems designed to silence them. In the days that followed the Sharpeville Massacre, demonstrations against the killings spread across South Africa and the world. The leadership of the African National Congress (ANC), including Nelson Mandela also burned their passes in solidarity with the people of Sharpeville. As protests spread across the world, the United Nations Security Council and General Assembly for the first time condemned the killings and called for an end to apartheid. Read more about the significance of the Sharpeville Massacre and how it resonates with the Palestinian struggle at our new blog. Link in bio.

@FrancoisvdMerw2 @BafanaSurprise So white ppl are happy that the Rand is not doing well. What kind of demons r these people

@BafanaSurprise Hi ANC. Remember when you guys boasted about the strongest Rand, the ppl with logic, said not a strong Rand. You still suck. We were right. Rand never got strong with how bad you govern. You making a mockery of the economy. Poor ppl will suffer for this.

Oh boy!! The Rand is weakening again, heading back to the 19s and 18s!

Nobody. Not Nasser not Saddam, nobody, has ever paid back Israel’s crimes like Iran is doing every day and every night. No King no Amir. Nobody.

Today South Africa 🇿🇦 had the People's March. Comrades rallied also in solidarity with the people of #Cuba 🇨🇺 against the imperialist aggression. We highly appreciate the unwavering support of the South African people with our country. #CubaIsNotAlone

@ramalokot Not true

Radiation leak in Demona 🇮🇱

@e01_9 @antmillionsbot @grok China 🇨🇳 is the next target

@antmillionsbot @grok how much of this is factual

@hamzitron @WatcherGuru @MarineTraffic 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@WatcherGuru @MarineTraffic Strait of Hormuz Right now 😂😂

JUST IN: Video shows ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz over the last 24 hours.

@raslubowa @africans816671 Nothing works in that useless tutsi shit town

@cutting_torch @africans816671 It was demolished

Volkswagen has stopped its assembly activities in Kigali due to low car demand. Many Rwanda citizens can no longer afford vehicles as the country faces financial challenges. They are still selling cars, but they are no longer assembling them locally. As a result, many people who worked for Volkswagen have lost their jobs. Paul Kagame is being blamed by some for the country’s economic situation.

@jevoG9 @africans816671 I am not a rejected somalian 🤣🤣🤣a tutsi is a rejected somalian, big head small body shit🤣🤣

@cutting_torch @africans816671 It’s not meant to be of use to you. Focus on your obesity

@jevoG9 @africans816671 That's a useless country

@cutting_torch @africans816671 We don’t focus on unhealthy foods. And we can fry our own chicken

@freyntje @PaulKagame Everything in Rwanda is just total PR

Come on. Volkswagen hasn't even assembled them in Kigali. This was a big hoax. @PaulKagame inaugurated the 'plant', which was in reality a repair shop.

@DailyInvestorSA As if the sun won't set and rise.. We dnt care about him

Magnus Heystek, the co-founder and investment strategist at Brenthurst Wealth, said he is not bringing one cent he invested offshore back to South Africa. dailyinvestor.com/investing/1254…

Chris Excel after he bought some livestock will Elon's money

@DrewPavlou Urban decay

South Africa really is in a state of full blown collapse

Real South Africans understand the meaning of Madiba. He was our Madiba. Our spiritual father. Our very life.

@nasiphim @CityTshwane Good.

Work has started at the Melgisedek Buildings to relocate residents to identified land. This follows the High Court’s dismissal of an application that sought to prevent the relocation of residents from this uninhabitable city property. @CityTshwane

@RomanCabanac Which jobs? 🤣🤣🤣

Reading a study that says BEE has destroyed 3.8 million jobs in South Africa in two decades.