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“I cannot take a black vote and hand it over to a racist, 32 years into democracy.”
— Herman Mashaba, 2026
BahC retweeted
Dear Mr Malema,
Another thing that is particularly concerning about you is your tendency to describe former EFF members as mad or mentally unstable simply because they leave the organisation and develop different political views from yours.
Have you ever heard former or current ANC leaders dismiss you as mad or accuse you of losing your mind simply because you hold different views about the ANC or its leadership?
It seems that while someone is an EFF member, they are considered politically conscious and revolutionary. But the moment they leave the organisation and disagree with you, they suddenly become mad or mentally unstable.
That is a serious contradiction.
These are some of the behaviours that raise questions about your approach to leadership. Leadership should be about accommodating criticism, respecting different opinions and engaging in constructive political debate, not responding to disagreement with insults and personal attacks.
You have built a political identity around slogans, insults and confrontation. Unfortunately, changing that approach may not be easy because it has become such a defining feature of your political engagement.
But remember this: Insults are not revolutionary. Slogans are not leadership. And disagreement is not madness.
Revolutionary politics should be about ideas, accountability, policies and improving the lives of ordinary people, not silencing everyone who dares to disagree with you.
BahC retweeted
Normalize treating people with respect regardless of how much money they have, what they own or what they can afford. Your financial status should never determine how much dignity you deserve.
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Nothing is more attractive to me than loyalty, self-control and honesty. Someone who is straightforward, knows what they want and stands by it. No sneaky behaviour, no games, no confusion. Just integrity and genuine intentions. That’s my kind of person.
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I’m seriously rethinking my relationship with X. 😭 I left Facebook and TikTok because I was tired of the endless content consumption cycle and algorithms turning everyone into full time attention seekers. Now X is slowly becoming Facebook with a blue tick and TikTok with opinions. I came here for conversations, breaking news, chaos, hot takes and people arguing over things they barely understand. If I wanted to scroll through endless videos all day, I’d still be on TikTok. Elon is slowly turning X into the exact platforms I escaped from. 😭
Prince ke kgomo ya moshate. Waye gapa o molato, waye lesa omolato. #MarriedatfirstsigtMzansi
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BahC retweeted
Who is Queen Nomzamo Myeni 🧐
She is the third wife of King Misuzulu kaZwelithini, reigning King of the Zulu Nation.
🇿🇦Birth and upbringing: Born on June 13, 1988. She hails from the Jozini (eJozini) / Pongola area in northern KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa (associated with eMachobeni Royal Palace or homestead). She grew up in this region.
🇿🇦Tribe / Clan: Zulu; from the Myeni (or Mdolomba/Myeni) clan/family.
🇿🇦Past relationships and children: She has three children from previous relationships (prior to marrying the king). She previously worked as a teacher and bank teller (e.g., at Nedbank in Jozini).
🇿🇦Marriage to King Misuzulu and bride price (lobola): The king paid lobola (bride price) of 15 cows to her family in or around May 2024 at her family’s homestead in Jozini. This was accompanied by umembeso (gifts like blankets to her family). The traditional wedding ceremony took place on November 9, 2025 (or around that date), at KwaKhangelamankengane Royal Palace in Nongoma, despite earlier postponements, legal challenges from his first wife, and low attendance due to family divisions. She is referred to as his third wife (after Ntokozo kaMayisela and Nozizwe Mulela).
•Highlights of events while married:
🇿🇦Attended public events with the king shortly after the wedding, including state functions where she was referred to as queen.
🇿🇦Navigated early palace life and politics; one report mentioned incidents like runaway cows during traditional proceedings in her first week as wife.
🇿🇦Involved in cultural ambassadorship, education, literacy promotion in rural areas, and preserving Zulu traditions.
🇿🇦Faced public scrutiny and family/royal divisions over her prior children and the king’s choice; the king publicly defended the marriage by saying he was “following my heart.”
🇿🇦By mid-2026, reports emerged of marital tensions, including a leaked video of the king expressing anger toward her.
It’s a challenging time for the royal household - the elders need to step up and provide wisdom 🙏
BahC retweeted
Independence is leverage. The moment he can threaten “I’ll cut you off and you’ll be broke again” is the moment you realize a ring and vows were never a guarantee. Never trade your power for promises. Men 🚮

























