SA & Politics

Please explain to me how the petrol price is not the biggest scam ever perpetuated on the South African people. Politics and historical differences aside, at some point or other we need to stand up against this. https://x.com/i/status/2087509947273687382

🇺🇸 🇿🇦 U.S Ending Duty Free Allowances and Diplomatic Relations with South Africa‼️ https://x.com/i/status/2087579944910205192

Trump just cut hundreds of millions in US AIDS funding to South Africa… and the State Department is now preparing a $1 million grant to research anti-white discrimination against Afrikaners — with Lex Libertas (Ernst Roets) as a frontrunner. This was unthinkable 24 months ago. Full breakdown: https://youtu.be/drbufuM0zbQ?si=ExFh9-ZgECW3xWwB

*Here is Zuma's pig🐷 faced ex-wife moaning about Ramaphosa not winning the ANC presidency fairly against her.🍌 *Here is a leaked CR17 campaign call from Ramaphosa himself. •You decide...🦍

There are only 7% whites in SA, yet 20% agree President Trump is right that there is a white genocide unfolding. This is very telling. https://irr.org.za/.../irr-polling/polling-report_1_2026.pdf

Post-apartheid South African presidents (1994–present) : their documented corruption allegations, major failures, and known wealth/business interests.

https://www.facebook.com/61576849671800/posts/122174796392894989/?app=fbl LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Quatro, Lubango and the Families Still Denied Justice The language of “old wounds” and “families still seeking answers” must not be reserved for victims of the apartheid state. It applies with equal force to the men and women raped, imprisoned, tortured, killed or disappeared inside the ANC’s detention system in Angola and SWAPO’s separate network of detention sites near Lubango. These histories should not be used to minimise apartheid crimes, and they do not require a false equivalence between apartheid and the liberation struggle. They require something simpler: the political identity of a perpetrator must never determine whether a victim is remembered, believed or entitled to justice. Quatro: the ANC’s own record establishes the abuses Quatro was the name commonly given to the ANC’s Camp 32, later called the Morris Seabelo Rehabilitation Centre. It was established in 1979 about 200 kilometres north of Luanda, between Pango and Quibaxe, and operated until 1989. It was not a rumour invented by the ANC’s enemies. Its existence, command history and abuses appear in ANC submissions, internal commission reports, survivor testimony, Amnesty International reporting and the final report of South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC).[1–4] The TRC’s account is devastating. Detainees were held for periods of between three and seven years without trial. Cells were overcrowded, hot and poorly ventilated. Prisoners endured prolonged solitary confinement, inadequate food, hygiene and medical care, hard labour, assault and food deprivation as punishment. Torture was used before internment to obtain confessions; those confessions could then be used before ad hoc tribunals that lacked ordinary safeguards of due process.[2][5] The methods described in sworn testimony included electric shocks; suffocation with a gas mask; beatings with sticks, electrical cord, rifle butts and steel rods; blows to the soles of the feet; suspension and restraint; confinement in small containers; deprivation of food, water and sunlight; and the application of chillies to a prisoner’s genitals and anus. Ntombentsha Makanda testified that she was tied up, kicked, punched, gagged, whipped with electrical cord, sexually abused and beaten repeatedly. Other former detainees described permanent scars, lost teeth and lasting physical injuries.[5][6] The TRC did not treat this merely as a collection of untested accusations. It made institutional findings. It found that suspected agents were routinely tortured and severely ill-treated; that some were tried without proper due process, sentenced to death and executed; that the ANC security department routinely used torture to extract information and confessions between 1979 and 1989; and that solitary confinement and the withholding of food, water and medical care constituted gross violations of human rights. It found that the ANC failed to take adequate and timely action against those responsible.[6][7] The ANC list reproduced by the Commission also recorded the names of detainees who died from assaults described as “excessively harsh treatment”: Ntobeko Mabukane, Isaac Motsoatsila, Thamsanqa Ndunge, Amos Tsetsane, Pharasi Motlalentoa and Walter Daka.[5] Those names matter. They prevent the dead from being dissolved into evasive phrases such as “excesses” or “mistakes”. Mutiny, execution and detention without trial The 1984 mutinies did not begin inside Quatro. The first occurred at Viana and the later uprising at Pango. The grievances included camp conditions, the conduct of the ANC security department known as NAT or Mbokodo, deployment against UNITA in Angola and frustration that MK cadres were not being sent to fight the apartheid state inside South Africa.[1][8]

South Africa signed a military cooperation deal with Iran in 2016 already. However, our GNU government offers very little transparency on what exactly this deal entails. Now, we are finding out that Iranian Drone Pilots are trained at the Overberg Airforce base? With Iran now in active conflict with the USA, the consequences of our military relationship with them could have devastating consequences for ordinary South Africans. Time to demand full transparency from our Government. https://youtu.be/Dy1nVbj-E24?si=D5d0VCXuAzPsBXGf

Three grown adults, including a sangoma (witch doctor), caught red-handed in the middle of the night inside an open grave in Mabopane, digging up the dead for bones. Not some dark alley. A graveyard. Where people’s parents, children and grandparents are supposed to rest in peace. Security guards called Tshwane Metro Police Department. When the officers arrived, they were waist-deep in someone else’s final resting place, clawing at the earth for human remains they intended to use for muti. When confronted, they had no explanation, just a pathetic R1 500 bribe offer to make it all go away. They were then arrested for violating graveyard regulations, malicious damage to property and bribery. That is the full measure of consequence for desecrating the dead in Tshwane. https://x.com/i/status/2085161536671396109

She was wearing a white dress and jacket. No tattoos or distinctive markings. This is not a “missing person.” This is a targeted kidnapping in a supposedly “safe” northern suburb. A young woman, an attorney by all accounts, yanked off the pavement in front of her own home while the country pretends crime is under control. Share this. If you saw anything around Mimosa Road, Northcliff that evening; any suspicious vehicle, any group of men hanging around, contact the investigators immediately. Specialised Security Services contacts: Jacques Visser: +27 67 161 2570 Ruan Visser: +27 67 401 1075 Antoinette Coetser: +27 82 319 4751 Or Fairlands SAPS. Every hour that passes is another hour this young woman is in the hands of animals. South Africa keeps producing these headlines while the same people who created this chaos keep lecturing the world about “transformation.” Bring Alex home. https://x.com/i/status/2085383287850389626

South African dragged off the street in broad daylight. 26-year-old Alex Soleil Van Heerden was last seen at 18:57 on Wednesday 5 August 2026. She had just left News Cafe in Rosebank in an Uber, heading home to 123 Mimosa Road, Northcliff, Johannesburg. The moment she stepped out of the Uber at her own gate, at least three unidentified men forced her into a white Renault hatchback. Video footage captured the entire brazen kidnapping. She was taken against her will right there on her doorstep. The Uber driver did the right thing and raced straight to the nearest police station to report it. SAPS Johannesburg Fairlands case: CAS 38/08/2026.

R818,000 (NSFAS): Sibongile Mani gets a 5 year sentence. R745 million (Eskom): Michael Lomas gets a suspended sentence. South Africa doesn't just have a crime problem, it has a credibility problem in the way justice is dispensed. https://x.com/i/status/2085355213741826490 *Ouch😂

Diamonds crashed, De Beers is worth 5% of what it used to. Yet, the Oppenheimers is richer and more powerful than ever. Was it blind luck of them to sell right before it went into freefall. Certainly not. Here’s how the Oppenheimers controlled governments, tanked half of Southern Africa, and got even richer doing it. https://youtu.be/yCCmI2I7ZWk

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https://www.facebook.com/100064898791350/posts/1529834222523190/?app=fbl BREAKING: The IEC has rejected the Islamic State of Africa (ISA) to register as an official political party. The IEC received over 200 objections regarding the party’s intent to implement Sharia law, which was deemed contrary to South Africa’s secular, constitutional values. #iec #politics #christian #southafrica

Shared from Nuus en Misdaad Channel. Would like to see sources as evidence. Easy to say they are financing Farm Murders But Evidence will go a lot further.