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has been formed with the objective of awakening South African voters to the power and possibility of the vote they hold in their hands. This Political Action Group (PAG) is focused on educating South African voters about the election process, the various political parties competing for their vote, the "promises" they make, and their ability to deliver against those promises. Our key audience is th

e disaffected millennial and Gen Z generations who feel that it’s not worth the time and effort to vote. We want them to realise that if they wish to affect change in this country their vote is the best possible means to do so. Violent protests, political violence, and aggression are not long-term sustainable options if we wish to build a free, fair, and safe South Africa. After 27 years of freedom, we also want to appeal to that generation of voters who feel disillusioned by the promises made by politicians that remain unfulfilled. Awake Mzansi! is about empowering voters with factual knowledge, not t-shirts and boerewors rolls, so that they can make an informed decision when voting at the polls. To this end one of our primary objectives is to fact check election statements, determine if a political party can really deliver against its manifesto, and communicate this to the voting public through a Facebook community page & Twitter with substance and meaning. If we can get the youth to get out and vote, and more importantly, think about who they are voting for then we will have also fulfilled a major objective. We are not about: - Political allegiance - Tit-for-tat politics - Lies and deception - Campaigning today for no delivery tomorrow - Racism We are about: - The truth - A prospering free and fair South Africa for all - Finding a solution - Providing hope and that your vote can make a difference - Giving people the power of information to make an informed decision - Equality Community Rules: Please note that we need to have a few rules in order for this community to thrive and so that people enjoy engaging with us. Please note that you will your post will be deleted and you will be banned from the community if you post racist, conspiratorial, QAnon-type material, using the community to sell your products, threatening people, or general behaviour that's considered threatening and aggressive to others. Community News! will not get into any discussions regarding why you have been banned from the community. The decision of the management and our moderators/Editors is final. Easy peasy! Have fun and use the community for a good debate, learning, and gaining knowledge! How you can help: Join our page, become part of the conversation, share our information and spread the message that a vote is the single biggest opportunity to effect positive change in this country.

19/04/2026

I am seven months pregnant. My spouse gifted me this gorgeous necklace when I conceived. Family legacy. Handcrafted. IMPOSSIBLE to find anywhere else.

My neighbor, Hannah, is a solo parent with a four-year-old girl, Lily. I always felt SO BLESSED to have my husband while she struggled solo.

Last week, she required a sitter for a job interview. I volunteered right away. Before I departed, I inquired about Lily's father. Hannah laughed bitterly. "Support? He doesn't even ACKNOWLEDGE she's his child."

Truly, what sort of man would act that way?! I'm so thankful that my husband isn't a deadbeat like that fellow.

The following day, I was watching Lily. We were sketching. I reached over to grab a crayon. My necklace tumbled out.

Lily GASPED.

"Why are you wearing my MOMMY'S necklace?"

My hands began TREMBLING.

That necklace was HANDCRAFTED.

Every single one is ONE-OF-A-KIND.

The ending of the story in the first comment ⬇️

19/04/2026

With 80% black population in South Africa....poverty will forever exist...& black politician will forever cry injustice of the past thru BBEE even after they become millionares thru it....IF U ASK ME, ITS A LIFE TIME EXCUSE & it hinges on history! In this world if u can't create....poverty will be ur side chick...& black ppl can't create, period...
Everything we use that changed the world substantially.... literally is invented by Chinese or White ppl or any other race except black ppl.....We are so stuck up on this inequality as if we wld have been greatly successful & rich if it wasn't for apartheid.....its possible to start from zero & be hero....how long r u going to be on zero with failing BBEE?

Being a member of Afriforum doesn't bar her from executing her magisterial duties. Why should she be investigated?
19/04/2026

Being a member of Afriforum doesn't bar her from executing her magisterial duties. Why should she be investigated?

General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi is waiting for Ramaphosa to return from Spain to arrest him for Phalaphala money laundering a...
19/04/2026

General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi is waiting for Ramaphosa to return from Spain to arrest him for Phalaphala money laundering and the murder of General Sindile Mfazi

🔥 “PRESIDENT CYRIL RAMAPHOSA UNDER FIRE OVER ‘SOFA CASH SCANDAL’ — ALLEGATIONS OF HIDDEN MILLIONS, SECRET OPERATIONS AND TAX QUESTIONS SPARK FRESH OUTRAGE ABOUT LEADERSHIP IN SOUTH AFRICA!” 💣🇿🇦

President Cyril Ramaphosa is once again at the center of intense public debate following resurfacing claims linked to the controversial farm incident that shook the country.

At the heart of the allegations:

💰 Around $580,000 (millions of rands) reportedly stolen from a sofa at his private farm in 2020
🌍 Claims that efforts to recover the money involved cross-border operations
📄 Allegations that official procedures may not have been followed
⚠️ Questions raised about possible tax implications

These claims have fueled ongoing criticism, with many South Africans questioning how such a large amount of cash could be kept in a private residence in the first place.

Critics argue:

This raises serious concerns about transparency and accountability

It damages trust in leadership at the highest level

It suggests a double standard when it comes to the law

Supporters, however, maintain:

The matter has already been subject to investigations

Allegations do not automatically mean guilt

Political opponents may be using the issue to score points

The controversy continues to divide the nation, with some seeing it as a symbol of deeper governance issues, while others believe it has been overblown or politicised.

But one question keeps coming back:

❗ Can South Africans fully trust their leadership when such serious allegations remain in the public eye?

💬 Is this a legitimate scandal that demands accountability — or a political narrative being pushed to damage the President?

Did the investigation got to the bottom of this tragic story?
19/04/2026

Did the investigation got to the bottom of this tragic story?

🔥 “A 5-MONTH-OLD BABY KILLED IN HIS OWN HOME IN MPUMALANGA — WAS THIS PURE EVIL… OR ANOTHER TRAGEDY BEING USED TO DIVIDE SOUTH AFRICANS ALONG RACIAL LINES?” 🇿🇦

South Africans are once again confronted with a heartbreaking story that has resurfaced online — the killing of 5-month-old Wiehan Botes in Delmas, Mpumalanga, back in 2012.

A baby. Just five months old.
A child who had no voice, no enemies, no understanding of the world.

According to reports at the time, Wiehan was left in the care of a family member — a place where he should have been safest. But that day turned into a nightmare.

Both the infant and 66-year-old Margrietha de Goede were found dead, victims of a brutal attack inside the home. The incident shocked the nation and left many asking how something so horrific could happen.

But more than a decade later, the story is circulating again — and it’s not just about the crime anymore.

💬 Some voices online are saying:
“This was not just crime — this shows a deeper, targeted violence that no one wants to speak about.”

💬 Others are pushing back:
“Why are these stories always brought back in a way that highlights race, while thousands of other South Africans — from all backgrounds — are killed and forgotten every year?”

⚖️ And that’s where the real tension lies…

South Africa continues to face a serious violent crime crisis, affecting families in suburbs, farms, townships, and cities alike. The pain is real, the losses are real — but the way these stories are told often shapes how people see each other.

So we must ask:

👉 Are cases like this being shared to demand justice…
or to deepen divisions in an already fragile society?

👉 Are we focusing on all victims of crime… or only those that fit a certain narrative?

🗣️ Let’s talk, South Africa:
Is the country facing a targeted crisis… or a national crime problem affecting everyone?

19/04/2026

🔥 “STOP SCROLLING! 🚨 ‘THEY FLEW IN, PAID CASH AND DID IT PROPERLY!’ — NIGERIAN MEN STUN LIMPOPO WITH ‘TOP-TIER’ LOBOLO DISPLAY… ARE THEY NOW SETTING THE STANDARD SOUTH AFRICAN MEN CAN’T IGNORE?!” 🇳🇬🇿🇦💰🔥

A viral video is shaking social media after a group of Nigerian men reportedly travelled all the way from Nigeria to Limpopo to pay lobolo for a Tsonga bride — and the way they handled the entire ceremony has people talking.

In the footage, the delegation arrives dressed in clean, traditional outfits, calm and composed, showing what many online are calling “serious intention.” They are seen engaging respectfully with the bride’s family, following cultural protocols, and presenting cash as part of the lobolo process — a move that immediately grabbed attention.

What stood out for many viewers is not just the money, but the level of preparation, discipline, and respect shown throughout the ceremony. Social media users flooded the comments praising the Nigerians, saying they came prepared, honoured the family properly, and treated the process with dignity.

Some even went as far as saying: 👉 “This is how it’s supposed to be done.” 👉 “Standards have been raised.” 👉 “This is real commitment.”

But as expected, not everyone is impressed.

The video has also sparked heated debate across South Africa. Critics argue that lobolo should not be turned into a public spectacle or a competition about money. Others questioned why people are comparing local men to foreigners, saying culture should unite, not divide.

There were also voices raising deeper concerns: 👉 Is this genuine love or social media pressure? 👉 Are people praising culture — or just cash? 👉 And if the situation was reversed, would the reaction be the same?

Despite the mixed reactions, one thing is clear — this moment has gone beyond just a wedding. It has become a national conversation about relationships, respect, and what people now expect from men in modern society.

💬 So what do you think…
Are Nigerian men truly setting a new standard — or is this just hype around money and social media?

Our tax our money 💸 for south Africans this  is why we can't have criminals and in our state and state affairs state job...
19/04/2026

Our tax our money 💸 for south Africans this is why we can't have criminals and in our state and state affairs state jobs... All parties and people involved in crime or have criminal record or criminal charges must be banned from of state and state affairs thats our constitution and law. Many are ready to do the right thing full justice and accountability...

😭💼 "I WAITED 5 HOURS!" Thousands of desperate job seekers CRUSHED in Athlone Stadium stampede. Cops fire stun grenades! " "I've been unemployed for 2 YEARS," says desperate youth. Many went home EMPTY-HANDED! Full story in comments

19/04/2026

Kaizer Chiefs were held to a goalless draw by Polokwane City, missing out on a sixth straight win in the Betway Premiership. Link below 👇

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