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Incredible photo of the Lebanese journalist, Ali Shoeib, reporting in front of illegal invaders. Shoeib was murdered by Israel today in a targeted assassination.

@robertmarawa Sure, you watch these and think: where were you on election day? So, hopefully these marchers will serve as encouragement to turn up in the midterms and give Democrats the House and Senate so they can impeach this fool and his loser friends he likes to hang out with.

MEGA!!!

@Simon_Sithole20 ...me when I hear or see Gwede

Everytime I see Cyril Ramaphosa on TV, I quickly change the channel, just to protect my peace. Genuinely, CANT stand his face!! Never-ending lies has been the order of the day for some time now.

“Julius Malema said he’s going to fight crime and fix Eskom, but we all know that the EFF has no history of fixing anything. If anything they have a history of demolishing stuff, Julius collapsed the Limpopo budget when he was the ANCYL president.” - Prince Mashele (2023) 🇿🇦

Famous Israeli tactics: Bomb hospitals and ambulances (they’re Hamas) Bomb universities and cultural sites (they’re Hamas) Double-tap paramedics (they’re Hamas) Bomb journalists (they’re Hamas) Ethnic cleanse entire regions (they’re Hamas)

BREAKING 🚨 Thomas Massie says the DOJ deleted key Epstein Files before it could expose Israel and Mossad. Let’s make this go viral.

@Karabo_1632 @ME_Beaumont All this "populist move" signals is that @Action4SA don't think there is enough capacity or depth in its movement. It undermines people in the WC. This is why you build structures and have people like @DereleenJ if you will lead a team to find the right people in ASA to lead.

@debarnbb @ME_Beaumont The real question isn’t who holds the title. It’s what they do with it. If Dereleen James strengthens oversight and improves governance in Cape Town, then it’s a win for residents. That’s the standard we should all be pushing.

Today, ActionSA made announcements of national importance. 1️⃣ Dereleen James is ActionSA’s Western Cape Provincial Chairperson 2️⃣ Mary Phadi joins ActionSA as Senator and Mpumalanga Provincial Campaigns Manager 3️⃣ ActionSA is contesting in 9 provinces We are cruising nicely.

@CynthieHobbs @ME_Beaumont What impact did she made exactly?

@debarnbb @ME_Beaumont Dereleen has made an impact in the WC!

No, this isn't a sitcom. This is real life!

Israel executed every single paramedic in this photo today in South Lebanon — dropping a bomb on their ambulance. Read that again. This is deliberate. Killing medics is a war crime. Killing medics is a crime against humanity. This is medicide.

@SweeneySteve @ftounifatima @cheib1970 These days when you hear: Journalists, Paramedics, Woman and Children and a high overall number of civilians have been killed, you don't have to say nothing where they from, or who did it, but we will know that Israel probably did it.

Reeling from the news that dear friends @ftounifatima and @cheib1970 have been killed in an I$raeli strike in the south of Lebanon. Heartbroken beyond words. And make no mistake that this was a deliberate, targeted assassination of journalists. A war crime. We owe them a debt that can never be repaid. Words are not enough right now Rest in power. We will continue our work in your honour.

@SocietyNews @eNCA This is why parties like @Action4SA and @OnsBaizaNie will not grow consistent over a sustained period: importing/appointing leaders because they popular leads to a boom-bust cycle. Not long locals will start bemoaning the influence and instructions from "inkomers/outsiders"

@eNCA I've always thought she's from Gauteng.

[BREAKING] ActionSA MP Dereleen James is now the party's provincial chair in the Western Cape.

@eNCA Is @DereleenJ not from Gauteng?

BREAKING: Israel just killed two of the most prominent Lebanese journalists in Jezzin, South Lebanon. Fatima Ftouni Ali Shoeib They stayed on the front lines since day one, despite the danger, so the world could see the truth.

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This country owes a profound, immeasurable debt to General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi. It is not an exaggeration to say that without his courage, without his refusal to bow, to be silenced, to look away, we would still be trapped in darkness, blind to the rot eating away at the very foundations of our democracy. And let us be clear: we are not saying he is an angel, angels belong in heaven. He is human, like all of us, with flaws and limitations. But it is precisely because he is human, and still chose courage over fear, truth over silence, that his actions matter so deeply. Without him, we were bound to repeat the mistakes of the past. To continue down a familiar and dangerous road where corruption is normalised, where institutions are hollowed out, where those who know choose silence, and where the truth is buried beneath fear and convenience. History has shown us this pattern before. This time, someone disrupted it. It takes a rare kind of bravery to stand up when the system itself is compromised. To speak when silence is safer. To act when inaction is rewarded. General Mkhwanazi chose the lonely, dangerous path of truth and because of that, the country now knows what was meant to remain hidden. But what has been revealed is only a glimpse. A crack in a much deeper, more terrifying reality. How I wish deeply, urgently that the Madlanga Commission can be permanent and move from province to province, from department to department, from municipality to municipality, tearing the veil wherever it goes. Let it go to every corner of this country. Let it listen. Let it expose. Let it name what so many already know but fear to say. Because what we are seeing in Ekurhuleni, in Tshwane, and within the police is not the whole story it is only the tip of a massive, dangerous iceberg. Beneath the surface lies a system riddled with corruption, decay, and betrayal of the people. This is not about isolated failures. It is about a crisis of the state itself. And yet, in the midst of this darkness, individuals like General Mkhwanazi remind us that courage still exists. That integrity has not been completely extinguished. That truth, no matter how suppressed, will always find a voice. The question is no longer whether the truth is there it is whether we, as a nation, will have the courage to follow where it leads.