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There are skirmishes between MKP Secretary-General Sibonelo Nomvalo and a faction led by Duduzile Zuma, the daughter of ...
18/06/2026

There are skirmishes between MKP Secretary-General Sibonelo Nomvalo and a faction led by Duduzile Zuma, the daughter of former President Jacob Zuma and there are growing calls for Nomvalo to vacate the office.

Sibonelo referred to Dudu as "an ordinary member" of the MK Party and has sidelined her from major decision-making ever since taking office. Dudu Zuma has launched a fierce fightback to protect her family's inheritance, and make no mistake, Dudu has never lost a war. You can ask Jabulani Khumalo, Floyd Shivambu, and many others.

Zuma is going to address a press conference today, and one may bite the dust—but it will never be the daughter.

There is a big war going on between Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma and Phakelumthakathi right now. It started a few weeks ago when...
17/06/2026

There is a big war going on between Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma and Phakelumthakathi right now. It started a few weeks ago when Phakelumthakathi cautioned his followers not to attend any event that he had not posted on his social media page. On top of that, Phakelumthakathi unilaterally extended the date by which foreigners are expected to leave South Africa to 4 November.

On the other hand, you have Jacinta, who endorsed the MKP ahead of the November elections despite Phakelumthakathi being an IFP member. This struggle for financial resources is intensifying. It involves an alleged $5 million received from the Jewish Board of Deputies, an ally of Israel based in South Africa.

Let's sit back and watch the drama unfold.

Imagine if we could close roads and give South African mining companies until the 30th of June to establish factories an...
17/06/2026

Imagine if we could close roads and give South African mining companies until the 30th of June to establish factories and start processing our minerals in South Africa. This alone would create thousands, if not millions, of jobs.

Imagine if we could close roads and demand a date by which the government is going to build houses for the people of Alex, Khayelitsha, etc.

Imagine if we could use the same energy to demand free education up to PhD level and access to land.

Our anger is directed at the wrong people. African migrants are not responsible for the high unemployment rate.

The people of Soweto also refused to be part of a scam yesterday. They rejected the leader of "Abahambe", Herman Mashaba...
17/06/2026

The people of Soweto also refused to be part of a scam yesterday. They rejected the leader of "Abahambe", Herman Mashaba.

The SABC ignored the EFF Youth Rally yesterday, despite it being one of the most well-organised events with a massive tu...
17/06/2026

The SABC ignored the EFF Youth Rally yesterday, despite it being one of the most well-organised events with a massive turnout. They only paid attention to the event when reports emerged that at least six people had been injured in a stampede while rushing for food.

This is disrespectful not only to the EFF, but also to the black people who attended the rally. The headline creates the impression that black people lose all sense of order when food is involved.

The public broadcaster has gone rogue. Maybe it's time for us to stop paying our TV licences and boycott mainstream media in favour of digital media.

South Africa is blessed to have a great leader like Julius Malema. Malema is the epitome of Chris Hani. His love for Sou...
17/06/2026

South Africa is blessed to have a great leader like Julius Malema. Malema is the epitome of Chris Hani. His love for South Africa and its people is unquestionable. Just like Jesus Christ, he has been persecuted by the state for fighting for what is rightfully ours—the land and its minerals. Did you know that there are countries that would love to have a Julius Malema of their own?

The mainstream media has lied to us, claiming that if we put Julius Malema into power, our country will become like “Zimbabwe.” They have planted a seed of doubt in our minds to ensure that we reject those who truly represent us, while glorifying those who serve capitalist interests.

Wake up, black child, before it’s too late.

FACT: The EFF is bigger than the DA and the MKP. EFF votes were STOLEN.
16/06/2026

FACT: The EFF is bigger than the DA and the MKP. EFF votes were STOLEN.

Marcg and March protest today in Cape Town. The people of Cape Town have rejected the scam.
16/06/2026

Marcg and March protest today in Cape Town. The people of Cape Town have rejected the scam.

We have always maintained, even before this rally, that the EFF's well-articulated position on illegal immigration would...
16/06/2026

We have always maintained, even before this rally, that the EFF's well-articulated position on illegal immigration would not have an impact on its voter base. Of course, some of you have accused us of peddling "EFF propaganda." But, the fact is that the EFF constituency is unique. They do not go where the wind blows. They are educated and fully understand the ongoing debate on illegal immigration.

FACT: When Julius Malema visits a township and sees sewerage problems or uncollected rubbish, he never leaves until the ...
16/06/2026

FACT: When Julius Malema visits a township and sees sewerage problems or uncollected rubbish, he never leaves until the issue is resolved. If the municipality refuses to intervene, he instructs EFF councillors in the area to step in—and it never even takes an hour.

That is the kind of a leader we all deserve. South Africa has not run out of great black leaders. The problem is that our minds have been poisoned by propaganda from the mainstream media.

Give Moshabi a chance.

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