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Eita!! We're voting for Dr. Tlaleng on the 4th!!!!
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If you live in a predominantly white area of course kuzogcwala abelungu stop asking us where we are thina sihla koMhlathuze we are the majority at our stations
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All the way
Dr. Tlaleng 💋❤️
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Replying to @Nampree
Just finished. @drtlaleng all the way. Praying that you get better soon.
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Sila!!!!!
Eita!! We're voting for Dr. Tlaleng on the 4th!!!!
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Eita!! We're voting for Dr. Tlaleng on the 4th!!!!
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You can give it a rest today, Zwai, and go vote for the political party of your choice. No one has time to explain simple body autonomy and immigration laws, that Herman Mashaba decided to hide from you lot. Si busy siyavota. Hambovota nawe!
We also cannot believe Black South Africans think a woman who wants young girls to sell themselves for money and a guy who goes around telling black SOUTH AFRICANS are xenophobic will save Johannesburg and SOUTH AFRICA
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All the best to you @drtlaleng . You showed up, at every election debate, we saw you on the ground. You communicated clearly and we heard you, now it’s in the Electorate’s hands. #VoteEFF2026LGE #DrTlaleng4Mayor #Wearewinning 🖤💚❤️
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Being aligned with DA, ActionSA, IFP and FF+? In your top 4?! As a black person?! Sorry I am judging hard!
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Thank you my loves ❤️. Signed a forced discharge form! We are voting 😄
Of course I am back in hospital 😊
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LMAOOOO ohhh man, I'm only seeing the tears today. Do not vote for the DA!!
I can't believe that black people think a white woman who wants to build a wall in Cape Town will save Johannesburg.
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Of course I am back in hospital 😊
I will speak about fibriods until something is done about them. As a person who has done both ways, an invasive operation and also natural herbs way. I will share my experience. Operation: I've spoken A LOT about this experience. The most painful operation I have ever done
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Nna “Sorry for everything” gae bereke mo go nna, ke nyaka o e bolele 1 by 1 everything yeuwe
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#LGBTQI+ICONS – BEVERLEY PALESA DITSIE Beverley Palesa Ditsie (born 1971) is a dedicated South African lesbian activist, artist, and filmmaker. Did you know she co-founded the Gay and Lesbian Organization of Witwatersrand? Ditsie played a pivotal role in organizing South Africa's first Pride March, which took place in Johannesburg in 1990, inspired by Simon Nkoli's experiences in America. Today, she advocates for inclusivity, raising concerns about the cultural and racial divides among LGBTQIA+ people in South Africa. #LGBTQIIcons #PrideMonth #LGBTQIAdvocates #LGBTQIRights #LGBTQICommunity
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❤️❤️❤️ Baby🥹
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“what’s MAGA” 😔😔😔
The United States has decided to remove South Africa from the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), ending duty-free access to its markets for key industries. businesstech.co.za/news/busi…
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Ndacinga when Herman Mashaba thought he was appealing to his goons and said something foolish about Samora Machel. Kwathiwa shut the f up wena Black Like Me
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Inkunkuma igcwele phandle mfaz.
When we remind you that you are not neutral and have views against the ANC don’t cry foul.
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RT @___eatzz: The things they did to city of Ekhuruleni?? I saw it w my own 2 eyes how much Alberton deteriorated at DA’s hands. That party…
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It's not YOU who is directly involved?
AfriForum holds @PresidencyZA @CyrilRamaphosa and other ANC leaders in government directly responsible for South Africa’s removal from AGOA and the job losses that will result. According to @afriforum, President Ramaphosa and his government’s foreign policy, as well as his announcement on 23 January 2025 that he had signed the Expropriation Act into law, directly prompted President Donald Trump’s announcement just ten days later, on 2 February, that the US would take action against South Africa. AGOA sets explicit requirements for the protection of private property rights and stipulates that beneficiary countries may not undermine US national security or foreign policy interests. As early as April 2024, AfriForum sent a letter to President Ramaphosa warning him of the risks that the Expropriation Act, which allows for expropriation without compensation, posed to South Africa’s trade relations. Ramaphosa did not even respond to the letter, and the country is now reaping the bitter fruits of his and other ANC leaders’ reckless policies and actions. Over the past year, AfriForum, @solidariteit and the Solidarity Movement have put forward comprehensive proposals during discussions with the South African Presidency in an effort to resolve the dispute with the US. Solidarity also held extensive discussions with the US in an attempt to save AGOA. Unfortunately, the Presidency disregarded these efforts, and ordinary South Africans are now paying the price. Ramaphosa and his colleagues in the ANC leadership have placed their own ideology and party interests above the interests of ordinary South Africans. news24.com/business/economy/…
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