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THEME "WHAT MUST BE DONE" Dialogue suggests to be a solution driven event to the problems faced by communities who have been sidelined for 30years... This is also a demonstration that we don't need dialogues with representatives who knows nothing about the struggle of a poor South African, we... dont need a dialogue that will cost R700m that can actually poor communities, we just need implementation of existing laws🫡 Next dialogue will be at Ekurhuleni Region details will follow... #psaflive #PutSouthAfricansFirst #HomeAffairs #economy #southafrican #President #Patriot #SAPS #Mkhwanazi #government #foreigners #Dialogue #corruption #ramaphosa #mojalove PSAFLIVE eNCA SABC News Newzroom Afrika BBC News (World) METROFM SABC SAfmRadio 📻 Radio 2000 KhayaFM Y Yusuf Abramjee The Presidency 🇿🇦 Moja Love Channel 157 Parliament of RSA ANC - African National Congress Executive Mayor: @CityofJoburgZA Panyaza Lesufishow more

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Black Child1 year ago

You are a foreigner

ADAM'S1 year ago

You're after Mony wena. Hop you'll meet someone who's tired of you and sort you out don't know wy these immigrants are afraid of you but one day they will deal up with you 🤞

African.Com🌄1 year ago

What do you know about national dialogues wena sfebe? Just continue with barbaric xenophobic vigilante gangs, killing innocent Africans. But you will pay dearly very soon

Lerato2341 year ago

Wena you have kids with a Zimbabwean so what do you know about putting South Africans first 🙄🙄you should not be the leader of such a movement.. we need a knew leader shem not you with your emotions and Zimbo kids

Swere Ngoma1 year ago

Black to black hate who is sponsoring you.shame on you @Im_Gudluza

@kenethkhoza1 year ago

Zandile can tell us which primary,second school you attended and also your diploma we want know, also where is your family,auntie,uncles we need rhat information to stop all rumors about you being a Zimbabwean

Cecila Khanyi1 year ago

South Africa does not need that mamgobhozi Called dialog

Mvelase1 year ago

You people are worse than animals how can you stop treatment to the most vulnerable individuals. Nxa .

Saudia Benny11 months ago

What are fronlibe states? Btw?

zenzo1 year ago

Viva dudula

Eugene Phiri1 year ago

You're evil

Elijah1 year ago

You're also foreigner, Satan mhani

kbstore1 year ago

Good evening you a junk of meat(western puppet), you closed one of your eye and you're struggling to see the world correctly, you can't stop the way of the people because it's part of nature. Good luck!

Proud_Bird1 year ago

This is the way. The 7M dialogue is nothing but wrong vehicle in a sense that grassroots organization needs to drive this because the people who are calling for the dialogue are themselves a problem.

V🌍K1 year ago

Salute Patriot 🇿🇦🫡

Mpho Serite1 year ago

I'm.supporting you Mazet

Molatelo1 year ago

When blacks are led by poor leaders from the shacks & backrooms. This is problematic. That is why ANC run by poor blacks from the Bantustans who quickly grabbed positions in govt with proper knowledge. If you are voted by poor blacks today. Are u going to build the economy. Never

jabu mpembe1 year ago

Awahambe amakwerekwere

Vovo @SAVE THE CHILDREN OF SOUTH AFRICA ‼️1 year ago

That's what Ramaphosa people are doing giving Nigerians tender to fix a stadium in Alexandria and didn't want to pay the workers and held him hostage and Nigeria would never do this, this happened while the people of Alexander are experiencing joblessness 😭😭😭

Mr No Nonsense1 year ago

You're a CANCER to this WORLD, and you have to be ELIMINATED🔫🔫. RIP

CDE Trevor Gumaz1 year ago

Why do u allow ZANU pf politician in your hospital n fight the poor

Baba Ashy1 year ago

Wena senzeni moyo wenzani abomkhaya bakho lapho eSA

The Realistic1 year ago

You're an evil person, period.

Vuyo1 year ago

Karma will visit you- and do not pinpoint other people saying they're bewitching you.

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TPUSA Rapid Response

71,277 views • 4 months ago

BREAKING: Honduras President Xiomara Castro just issued a threat to President Trump, saying she'll shutdown U.S. military bases if he deports Honduran nationals. "Faced with a hostile attitude of mass expulsion of our brothers, we would have to consider a change in our policies of cooperation with the United States, especially in the military arena, where, without paying a cent for decades, they maintain military bases in our territory, which in this case would lose all reason to exist in Honduras." "We hope that the new U.S. administration of democratically elected President Donald Trump will be open to dialogue, constructive and friendly, and will not take unnecessary reprisals against our migrants, who normally make a great contribution to the U.S. economy." Who does this lady think she is? (1) Why do we even have bases in Honduras? and (2) If illegal Honduran aliens make such great contributions to the United States economy, shouldn't she be pleased that they'll be coming back home to contribute there?

BREAKING: Honduras President Xiomara Castro just issued a threat to President Trump, saying she'll shutdown U.S. military bases if he deports Honduran nationals. "Faced with a hostile attitude of mass expulsion of our brothers, we would have to consider a change in our policies of cooperation with the United States, especially in the military arena, where, without paying a cent for decades, they maintain military bases in our territory, which in this case would lose all reason to exist in Honduras." "We hope that the new U.S. administration of democratically elected President Donald Trump will be open to dialogue, constructive and friendly, and will not take unnecessary reprisals against our migrants, who normally make a great contribution to the U.S. economy." Who does this lady think she is? (1) Why do we even have bases in Honduras? and (2) If illegal Honduran aliens make such great contributions to the United States economy, shouldn't she be pleased that they'll be coming back home to contribute there?

George

5,254,679 views • 1 year ago

⚡️⚡️⚡️ ⚡️BREAKING: President Putin said he supports the idea of a 30-day ceasefire and thanked President Trump for his efforts in the peace deal in Ukraine. “I think that it would be good for Ukraine to achieve a ceasefire for at least 30 days, and we are in favor of this, but there are nuances. What are we going to do with this section of the front in the Kursk region? If we cease hostilities for 30 days, what does that mean? Will everyone who is there leave without a fight? Are we supposed to let them out of there after they have committed a lot of crimes against civilians? Or will the Ukrainian leadership give them a command to lay down their arms? Another question: how will these 30 days be used? To continue forced mobilization in Ukraine, to deploy weapons there, to ensure that newly mobilized units receive training? Another question: how will control and verification be resolved? Who will give orders to stop hostilities, and what is the price of these orders? Can you imagine a nearly 2000-kilometer front line? Who will determine where and who has violated a possible ceasefire? Therefore, the idea itself is correct, and we certainly support it, but there are issues that need to be discussed. Maybe we should call President Trump and discuss it.”

⚡️⚡️⚡️ ⚡️BREAKING: President Putin said he supports the idea of a 30-day ceasefire and thanked President Trump for his efforts in the peace deal in Ukraine. “I think that it would be good for Ukraine to achieve a ceasefire for at least 30 days, and we are in favor of this, but there are nuances. What are we going to do with this section of the front in the Kursk region? If we cease hostilities for 30 days, what does that mean? Will everyone who is there leave without a fight? Are we supposed to let them out of there after they have committed a lot of crimes against civilians? Or will the Ukrainian leadership give them a command to lay down their arms? Another question: how will these 30 days be used? To continue forced mobilization in Ukraine, to deploy weapons there, to ensure that newly mobilized units receive training? Another question: how will control and verification be resolved? Who will give orders to stop hostilities, and what is the price of these orders? Can you imagine a nearly 2000-kilometer front line? Who will determine where and who has violated a possible ceasefire? Therefore, the idea itself is correct, and we certainly support it, but there are issues that need to be discussed. Maybe we should call President Trump and discuss it.”

🇷🇺Russia is not Enemy

68,301 views • 1 year ago

MUST WATCH 🚨: NBC News’ Kristen Welker: “The Danish foreign minister says there hasn’t been a Chinese warship in Greenland for a decade. What evidence do you have that this is a pressing threat?” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: “We have asymmetric information. And again, President Trump is being strategic here. What evidence was there that the Russians were going into Crimea? Well, actually there was a lot of evidence that the Russians were going to go into Ukraine. And Joe Biden said, ‘Well, just take a little bit of it.’” “But what we know is that the U.S., that Greenland can only be defended it if is part of the U.S. And it will not need to be defended if it is part of the U.S. The president is trying to avoid a conflict.”

MUST WATCH 🚨: NBC News’ Kristen Welker: “The Danish foreign minister says there hasn’t been a Chinese warship in Greenland for a decade. What evidence do you have that this is a pressing threat?” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: “We have asymmetric information. And again, President Trump is being strategic here. What evidence was there that the Russians were going into Crimea? Well, actually there was a lot of evidence that the Russians were going to go into Ukraine. And Joe Biden said, ‘Well, just take a little bit of it.’” “But what we know is that the U.S., that Greenland can only be defended it if is part of the U.S. And it will not need to be defended if it is part of the U.S. The president is trying to avoid a conflict.”

Dr Charlie Ward

277,687 views • 1 month ago

It is clear that there is media agenda to destroy EFF. Can someone tell me why this speech by a young female member of parliament is not making news. Did you know that in their recent published newspaper, Daily Maverick wrote about EFF in 6 pages. What is worse is that it is 6 pages of attacking EFF and its leaders. There is absolutely nothing written about this brilliant speech by Naledi Chirwa. How on earth do you use 6 pages to attack an opposition party and still call yourself a newspaper. If EFF does the same, it will be attacked by South African National Editors' Forum, many other forums and NGOs. The fact is that we no longer have media in South Africa. What we have is Spokesperson's of DA and defenders of Ramaphosa. Naledi Chirwa is speaking for the youth and their future. She is brilliantly raising genuine issues that we are faced with as young people. But because she is EFF they will never write about her. The use of media to brainwash people into hating EFF is now clear. The abuse of EFF by media is something that need to be address very harshly. NB: Have you ever tried to apply for Job opportunities at

It is clear that there is media agenda to destroy EFF. Can someone tell me why this speech by a young female member of parliament is not making news. Did you know that in their recent published newspaper, Daily Maverick wrote about EFF in 6 pages. What is worse is that it is 6 pages of attacking EFF and its leaders. There is absolutely nothing written about this brilliant speech by Naledi Chirwa. How on earth do you use 6 pages to attack an opposition party and still call yourself a newspaper. If EFF does the same, it will be attacked by South African National Editors' Forum, many other forums and NGOs. The fact is that we no longer have media in South Africa. What we have is Spokesperson's of DA and defenders of Ramaphosa. Naledi Chirwa is speaking for the youth and their future. She is brilliantly raising genuine issues that we are faced with as young people. But because she is EFF they will never write about her. The use of media to brainwash people into hating EFF is now clear. The abuse of EFF by media is something that need to be address very harshly. NB: Have you ever tried to apply for Job opportunities at

Matumba Anthony

75,414 views • 2 years ago

The situation in Kharkiv is very harsh. Russian terror is constant. Russians began using guided aerial bombs against the city almost daily. We are looking for ways to increase Kharkiv's ability to protect the sky. This is a task for both our military and diplomats, who are in charge of international communication and must maintain daily dialogue with partners. Ukraine clearly lacks sufficient air defense systems, and this is evident to all of our partners. The world must finally feel the pain caused by Russian terrorists in Kharkiv, Kupyansk, Donetsk region towns, Zaporizhzhia, Sumy region, and many other Ukrainian communities. There are air defense systems around the world that can help. Only political will is required to transfer them to Ukraine. I am grateful to the countries that have already helped. Being active in completing this task is the personal responsibility of our diplomats who work in these areas and with countries that have the necessary systems. "Patriots" must now be in Ukraine, so there will be no need to use them on NATO's entire eastern flank in the future.

The situation in Kharkiv is very harsh. Russian terror is constant. Russians began using guided aerial bombs against the city almost daily. We are looking for ways to increase Kharkiv's ability to protect the sky. This is a task for both our military and diplomats, who are in charge of international communication and must maintain daily dialogue with partners. Ukraine clearly lacks sufficient air defense systems, and this is evident to all of our partners. The world must finally feel the pain caused by Russian terrorists in Kharkiv, Kupyansk, Donetsk region towns, Zaporizhzhia, Sumy region, and many other Ukrainian communities. There are air defense systems around the world that can help. Only political will is required to transfer them to Ukraine. I am grateful to the countries that have already helped. Being active in completing this task is the personal responsibility of our diplomats who work in these areas and with countries that have the necessary systems. "Patriots" must now be in Ukraine, so there will be no need to use them on NATO's entire eastern flank in the future.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

1,226,388 views • 2 years ago