Goodman Pilusa retweeted
Yesterday we had the singular honour to have a one-on-one with President Thabo Mbeki on the @AfriRenPodcast. It was during the live session facilitated by Dr @MbuyiseniNdlozi that we were privileged to pose the following questions to the President:
1. Is it possible to resuscitate the deteriorating relationship between South Africa and the rest of the African continent without the revival of the ANC since that relationship is largely predicated on the relationship forged by the liberation movement led by the ANC during the protracted struggle against settler colonialism and apartheid?
2. How can South Africa reclaim the power and efficiency of the state given the rapid emasculation of the state, which by the way is not a unique South African phenomenon?
3. While appearing at the Khampepe Commission, what did it mean to him to witness the legacy of those who sacrifice and paid the ultimate price being questioned and tarnished in a manner that suggests that they did everything to defend the prosecution of those who committed gross human right violations as recommend by the TRC?
Listen to his response…
I will always treasure moments like these for life.
What an honour?
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Motorist who complained about 6km stretch of road D885 connecting Immerpan, Roedtan, Zebediela, extending towards Settlers, gave us positive feedback yesterday regarding completed maintenance.Taxi operators travelling to Gauteng will connect N1 easily. Part of 21 project
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The IEC should also require proof of residence when voters register through its online platform. We cannot allow ghost voters to use our residential addresses to manipulate votes and undermine the democratic process in our wards.
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One among the problems we are facing in the revolution is that everyone thinks that they are capable of leading the agenda of transformation.
The mistake we continue to do is to pileup everybody at NEC, where are regions and provinces remain vulnerable.
Part of our responsibility as leaders is to create sustainable skills-transfer opportunities for young people. Ntate Mothoa owns a panel-beating company, and ANC policies created an enabling environment for him to establish and operate his business. ⚫️🟢🟡
At this critical juncture, we need leadership with credibility, integrity and a proven track record people who can inspire confidence, attract professionals and reconnect with the working class.
Same way we have dealt with Mayoral candidates as the organisation.
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You do not have to convince me otherwise. This is where we have an opportunity to save the ANC, rebuild the organisation and regain the ground we have lost.
After a long and demanding week of political activity, one needs to take a moment to simply be human, unwind and enjoy the beautiful game. Nothing beats switching off from politics and watching the biggest football institution on the African continent.
@orlandopirates
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Cde President ⚫️🟢🟡
I’m not defending him from anything but I don’t think there’s any president in the history of the ANC who has faced all these challenges he has faced.
Covid (2M people lost their jobs)
2021 Unrest (lives lost)
2022 Floods (lives lost)
Russia/Ukraine war
USA/Iran war
MK breakaway from the ANC
SACP breakaway from the ANC
I guess we’ll talk about it when we’re sober🤟🏽
Goodman Pilusa retweeted
This is a giant elephant 🐘
It just refuses to kneel down. They keep biting, biting and biting, but it keeps walking
It is not 114 years old for nothing. It's a monster of a party.
You can never conclude that the ANC is done and write it off
We are the grandchildren of Chief Albert Luthuli.
We are the footsoldiers of the Glorious Movement
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#ANCLivesANCLeads
During our campaigns, we visited couple of churches in my ward. The same pastors le bona ba ipona as Cllr candidates.
Everyone in South Africa ke leader nou.
Goodman Pilusa retweeted
What these elections results are proving, amongst others, is that the recovery of the ANC’s electoral decline can not be led by its current leadership. They’ve practically plunged the ANC into further decline. Any talks of recovery with them in the picture will not yield results.
The DA has no convincing pro-poor policy agenda that adequately addresses the needs of working class and vulnerable communities.
WATCH | DA’s Gauteng Federal chairperson Solly Msimanga supports the DA’s stance on informal settlement, stating that the ANC created an unrealistic expectation that everyone would get housing. Video: Koena Mashale.
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