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The thing is, even if by some chance he wholeheartedly believed this back then and felt it was unjust, once you assume the position your handlers don’t give a flying hoot what your perspective of good is. Playing “politics”.

Gas prices are at crazy levels--fire Obama!

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·4h

@ThembiCoka Very possible

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DARKDINDI 👣🅿️@ThembiCoka·6h

@petjoza01 It's possible mos.

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There’s a Township called Bophelong, Southern part of Gauteng, that drove out all the Somali/Pakistani tuck shops in the neighbourhood. Now over 200 tuck shops in the neighbourhood are owned by the kasis residents. This has immensely helped local economic growth.

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·4h

@FloPitse ASAP!!!

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FLO_FABULOUS🌞🎯🌸🍬@FloPitse·5h

@petjoza01 We must take over our economic the whole of SA

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·4h

@kamzilikazik They’re back in both those townships

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Mashobane@kamzilikazik·7h

@petjoza01 Sharpville and Tsirele too

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·4h

@bapedi16477 You and I both

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Bapedi_Nation@bapedi16477·5h

@petjoza01 I support this type of xenophobia.

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·4h

@NdabaPrecious @nosmtshali_ The East Rand has been at it I know. Very commendable.

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Your sis 🥰🇿🇦@NdabaPrecious·7h

@petjoza01 @nosmtshali_ Duduza in the East Rand also doesn’t have any shops owned by foreigners. All tuck shops are owned by residents, and it’s been more than ten years now.

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·4h

@loydarnold114 @HendriccahM Watseba 🇮🇹

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A R N O L D@loydarnold114·5h

@petjoza01 @HendriccahM In Vaal🇮🇹

Mavambe, South Africa 🇿🇦 Nederlands

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·4h

@nthabi_armo I’m pretty sure they’d be more than happy to share this with the country.

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Nthabi Sithole@nthabi_armo·5h

@petjoza01 Can the come forward and share with the rest of SA methods they used.

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·4h

@Kgabo_DeSpeaker @Cyza Sharpeville still has foreign owned tuck shops

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Warra TOASHO@Kgabo_DeSpeaker·6h

@petjoza01 @Cyza Sharpville did that around 2017 and also Katlehong did that few years ago, while in Atteridgeville it's just one section that did that several years ago. At my village in Moletjie we didn't allow them even once, our chief told us clear that only local people can open shops.

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·5h

@AccordingToLee They asked them nicely I guess 🤣

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Lee@AccordingToLee·6h

How did they do it? They must tell other SAn communities ( not online)

There’s a Township called Bophelong, Southern part of Gauteng, that drove out all the Somali/Pakistani tuck shops in the neighbourhood. Now over 200 tuck shops in the neighbourhood are owned by the kasis residents. This has immensely helped local economic growth.

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·5h

@beanaldo Shout out to Kwa-Thelma and the East Rand

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Johnny English ✨🌍@beanaldo·5h

Kwa-Thema in the East Rand did it too. There is no spaza shop that is owned by foreigners.

There’s a Township called Bophelong, Southern part of Gauteng, that drove out all the Somali/Pakistani tuck shops in the neighbourhood. Now over 200 tuck shops in the neighbourhood are owned by the kasis residents. This has immensely helped local economic growth.

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·5h

@ababeinthesouth Yep. The question was what’s going to happen once those shops were closed. Once the gap was there it was filled by the very same residents and the economy is well on its way to thriving.

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Tsatsi K🫀@ababeinthesouth·5h

Yep🤭they struggled for a few months but they eventually adapted until they opened their own shops

There’s a Township called Bophelong, Southern part of Gauteng, that drove out all the Somali/Pakistani tuck shops in the neighbourhood. Now over 200 tuck shops in the neighbourhood are owned by the kasis residents. This has immensely helped local economic growth.

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·5h

@SoberPanAfrika Very true and important.

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EishButOkay 🍉@SoberPanAfrika·5h

The township economy is worth billions. Those billions need to circulate amongst black South African hands. We need to be active in every legal sector of our economy.

There’s a Township called Bophelong, Southern part of Gauteng, that drove out all the Somali/Pakistani tuck shops in the neighbourhood. Now over 200 tuck shops in the neighbourhood are owned by the kasis residents. This has immensely helped local economic growth.

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·5h

@Retha_Skye Yep it is.

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🇸🇩uThisha Omuhle🇸🇩@Retha_Skye·5h

If I'm not mistaken; it's Vanderbijlpark's township.🫰💖

There’s a Township called Bophelong, Southern part of Gauteng, that drove out all the Somali/Pakistani tuck shops in the neighbourhood. Now over 200 tuck shops in the neighbourhood are owned by the kasis residents. This has immensely helped local economic growth.

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·5h

@iGhostAccount True. Thats why we have to discern whose opinions we take seriously.

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Ta’S@iGhostAccount·5h

The smart Twitter intellects will tell you otherwise because it doesn’t affect their day to day living.

There’s a Township called Bophelong, Southern part of Gauteng, that drove out all the Somali/Pakistani tuck shops in the neighbourhood. Now over 200 tuck shops in the neighbourhood are owned by the kasis residents. This has immensely helped local economic growth.

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·5h

@PopiKhumal96343 All townships in RSA need to adopt this

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blabla@PopiKhumal96343·7h

@petjoza01 Even some sections in Katlehong drove Somalian’s & Pakistani out of their section back in 2019 and early 2020. This is something we people from the township need to do

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·5h

@awthiSA @JacintaNgobese I hope at some point the entire township is cleaned of foreign owned shops

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Actually, what the hell is South Africa?@awthiSA·5h

@petjoza01 @JacintaNgobese I feel like Soweto has done the same thing in some areas. Local business ownership seems very common there. Noticed in Protea Glen, the scooter drivers at the mall etc. I stand to be corrected.

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·7h

My fear about ActionSA is that it could be the new EFF. Cooperative and radical in the beginning giving hope to the people only to go chameleon in due time. Those 2 points on their own are a huge concern. Always boils down to who is funding these parties, that’s the Israeli plug.

I stand to be corrected, but I think the 2 main things holding many people from supporting ActionSA is that: 1. Herman Mashaba is pro-Israel. 2. ActionSA policy is to scrap BEE. Please advise if I am misguided or if forgot anything. Thank you 🙏🏽

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·7h

@m_khanyiii They asked them nicely to leave lol But again keep in mind, sometimes violence is necessary.

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🇿🇦@m_khanyiii·7h

@petjoza01 How did they do it? Hope they didn’t use violence?

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Rick Sanchez@petjoza01·7h

@pabz_general The sooner the better.

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Baehachi Mishima@pabz_general·7h

We will implement this kwa Mosetlha as well

There’s a Township called Bophelong, Southern part of Gauteng, that drove out all the Somali/Pakistani tuck shops in the neighbourhood. Now over 200 tuck shops in the neighbourhood are owned by the kasis residents. This has immensely helped local economic growth.

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