economic freedom in our lifetime
Kempton Park, South Africa
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kholofelo retweeted
Da Minister that you Voted last week thinking that you're punishing the EFF ke tseo !!
The Department of Home Affairs has launched the first phase of its new Digital Asylum System, introducing an online portal that allows asylum seekers to register their intention to apply for asylum.
The platform is currently live for initial testing, with public intake expected to begin after the Department’s scheduled software release this weekend. The initiative aims to reduce processing times, minimise opportunities for corruption and address abuses within the asylum application process. Read more: zurl.co/ffCCA
#GovZAUpdates #DigitalAsylumSystem #HomeAffairs #ServiceDeliveryZA
kholofelo retweeted
Mandla Shangase donated with a borehole to the people of Mtubatuba Marula Area, For 17 years bengenawo amanzi🔥🔥 Promise kept - 100 days challenge. #effingovernment
Let’s get to work fighters✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
And another thing, in the Wards won by EFF let's please identify every unemployed graduate within the 100 days.
We must run a program to assit these graduates to get employment:
Eg:
1. Teachers
2. Nurses
3.Doctors
4. Social workers
Why would these people sit at home without employment when our Country is in demand ?
kholofelo retweeted
And another thing, in the Wards won by EFF let's please identify every unemployed graduate within the 100 days.
We must run a program to assit these graduates to get employment:
Eg:
1. Teachers
2. Nurses
3.Doctors
4. Social workers
Why would these people sit at home without employment when our Country is in demand ?
kholofelo retweeted
Breaking News‼️
The Coalition government between ANC+MKP+EFF +ActionSA will boost investor confidence and create million jobs.
Any Coalition government that doesn't have EFF on it will collapse the economy of South Africa.
kholofelo retweeted
F1: @Ngwana_Badimu putting in the workand fighting to extend operating hours so that residents can access healthcare after hours.
F2: @nasiphim taking the spotlight, packaging the work as her own achievement and using it to sell herself to voters. 🤣
kholofelo retweeted
I agree with you 100%
EFF MMCs out in Marabastad at night, cleaning up the city in dangerous conditions.
Then the poster drops: "A safer and cleaner Tshwane," with Nasiphi's face on it, asking for votes. 🤣
They did the risky work. She took the credit.
Yoh, coalition is dangerous. Sign the rules first, or be ready to watch your work become someone else's campaign.
kholofelo retweeted
Julius Malema.
If you don't see that this man is special, it's not because the evidence is missing. It's because you refuse to see it.
Think about it deeply.
Why does a party with 20,000 votes spend its whole campaign talking about Malema and not about its own 20,000 voters? Why does a party with 190,000 votes hold press conferences about Malema? Why do the big parties, with billions in funding, with white-owned media houses behind them, with influencers on payroll, wake up every morning and their first agenda is: What did Malema say?
They are not fighting an election. They are fighting a man.
700 against 1. And the 1 is still standing.
That is not normal politics. That is not ordinary leadership. That is a calling.~@Mzanziawake ~Speaks
kholofelo retweeted
🚨 HE LEFT POLOKWANE TO BUILD HIS FUTURE, BUT HIS FAMILY HAS NOT HEARD FROM HIM SINCE 2019
📍 BENONI, GAUTENG | FAMILY SEARCHING FOR MICHAEL LEGODI (31)
For nearly seven years, a family from Polokwane, Limpopo, has been searching for Michael Legodi (31), who disappeared while living and working in Benoni, Gauteng.
According to his sister, Raesetja Legodi, Michael left Polokwane in 2016 and moved to Katlehong to further his studies at Ekurhuleni West College's Germiston campus.
He occasionally returned home to visit his family. His sister recalls last seeing him in person around the middle or latter part of 2018.
Their last WhatsApp conversation was in 2019.
💔 THE FRIEND WHO ASKED ABOUT HIM RAISED THE ALARM
At the time, Michael was reportedly working at Lionheart Marketing in Benoni and staying with friends.
His family explained that he often contacted them using different phone numbers, making it difficult to reach him unless he called first.
In late 2020, one of Michael's friends contacted his sister to ask whether the family knew where he was.
The friend reportedly last saw Michael in early 2020.
That was when the family realised that nobody they had contacted knew his whereabouts.
Despite their efforts, they have been unable to establish what happened to him.
🔎 DO YOU REMEMBER MICHAEL LEGODI?
Michael is described as:
▪️ Age: 31 years
▪️ Height: Approximately 1.7 metres
▪️ Complexion: Dark
▪️ Facial hair: Often grew a beard
▪️ Last known area: Benoni, Gauteng
▪️ Last reported sighting: Early 2020
His clothing at the time is unknown.
🚔 POLICE REPORT
The family confirms that Michael's disappearance was reported to Seshego Police Station in Limpopo. A police reference number was not supplied.
🙏 BENONI, KATLEHONG AND GERMISTON, PLEASE HELP!
We are particularly appealing to anyone who studied with Michael at Ekurhuleni West College, worked with him at Lionheart Marketing, or knew him while he lived in Benoni.
Do you remember Michael? Have you seen or spoken to him since 2020?
Even information about where he was staying or working at the time could help his family trace his movements.
☎️ HAVE INFORMATION ABOUT MICHAEL LEGODI?
📞 Raesetja Legodi (Sister): 067 679 0383
📞 Missing Person South Africa: 068 176 9574
❤️ His family has spent years wondering where he is and whether he is safe.
Michael, if this appeal reaches you, your family would love to hear from you.
Please share this appeal across Benoni, Katlehong, Germiston, Polokwane and surrounding communities.
MISSING PERSON SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦
#MichaelLegodi #MissingPersonSouthAfrica #Benoni #Polokwane
kholofelo retweeted
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the March and March leaders, as well as each and every influencer who publicly and unapologetically campaigned against the EFF ahead of the elections.
Your efforts did not weaken the EFF. Instead, they motivated EFF members and supporters to go all out during this year's elections, particularly the youth of this country.
The youth basically said, "Hold my beer, ka EFF lekanyela!" and went out in numbers to cast their votes.
It is safe to report that the EFF has now surpassed 1.2 million votes and won more than 72 wards.
Why is this important?
It is important because these are clean, organic votes that the EFF has received. These are votes earned through the commitment and determination of people who believe in the organisation, rather than votes driven by political pressure, manufactured popularity and spreading of propaganda.
Sometimes, the loudest opposition can unintentionally become an organisation's greatest mobilisation campaign.
To everyone who spent their time campaigning against the EFF, thank you. You may have done more to mobilise it's supporters than you realise!
Smart kid where??? because you’ve been against the EFF since inception.🤦🏿🤦🏿
