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πŸ€” The Economic Freedom Fighter (EFF) leader Julius Malema has been found guilty by the East London Magistrate’s Court in...
01/10/2025

πŸ€” The Economic Freedom Fighter (EFF) leader Julius Malema has been found guilty by the East London Magistrate’s Court in the Eastern Cape, while his co-accused Adriaan Snyman has been found not guilty.

Malema was facing a charge of discharging a firearm during EFF’s 5th anniversary celebrations at Sisa Dukashe Stadium in Mdantsane in 2018.

His former bodyguard, Snyman, was facing charges of unlawful possession of a firearm and ammunition. 😀

πŸ€” There are multiple reasons why Julius Malema is a polarizing figure in South Africa, and the animosity directed toward...
30/09/2025

πŸ€” There are multiple reasons why Julius Malema is a polarizing figure in South Africa, and the animosity directed toward him is not simply because he advocates for black people. Criticism of Malema comes from a wide range of individuals and groups, including his political opponents, the judiciary, and investigative journalists.

A primary source of the hatred directed at Malema and his Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) is their use of aggressive rhetoric, which opponents argue incites hatred and violence.

Other controversial statements and actions include chanting the anti-apartheid song "Dubul' ibhunu" ("Shoot the Boer"), telling a reporter that the EFF was "not calling for the slaughter of white peopleβ€š at least for now" at a 2016 rally, and referring to plans to unseat a white mayor as "cutting the throat of whiteness".

While some argue that this is political speech, opponents believe it promotes dangerous racial animosity.

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πŸ€”In South Africa, the struggle for Black people is not over due to the enduring legacy of apartheid, persistent socioeco...
30/09/2025

πŸ€”In South Africa, the struggle for Black people is not over due to the enduring legacy of apartheid, persistent socioeconomic inequality, spatial segregation, and high unemployment, which decades of democratic governance have failed to fully address. These factors combine to perpetuate systemic disadvantages that continue to affect the Black majority. 😀🀞

South Africa's youth are experiencing cultural loss due to factors like socio-economic hardship, including widespread un...
29/09/2025

South Africa's youth are experiencing cultural loss due to factors like socio-economic hardship, including widespread unemployment and poverty, which shift focus to survival over cultural preservation, and the pervasive influence of globalization and modernization that can devalue traditional practices. Additionally, weakened family structures and social disintegration, along with a lack of educational and cultural mentorship, contribute to the decline in the transmission of cultural heritage.

We Are The Race That Forgave People Who Did Not Ask For Forgiveness 😀
23/08/2025

We Are The Race That Forgave People Who Did Not Ask For Forgiveness 😀

23/08/2025

Clement Manyathela Going Off On SANTACO For demanding Public Citizens Not To Carry Passengers On Thier Vehicles 😀

20/08/2025

Black South Africans Who Are Chasing Black Africans But Scared Of White People [Operation Dudula Is Funded By White Organizations To Separate Black People While They Claim Capetown]

Lol πŸ˜‚  credits To Vuka Da**ie
17/08/2025

Lol πŸ˜‚ credits To Vuka Da**ie

17/08/2025

The Christian God Have A Problem With Women 🚺 Have Something To Say About That πŸ‘‚

14/08/2025

Colored People Who Hate Black People But Love To Claim Khoi San Heritage πŸ“’πŸ“’πŸ”Ž

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