These two speeches happened at the same time, same day yesterday. *Mkhwanazi is speaking about the troubles of youth & failures of parents and communties *Ramaphosa is making jokes about unemployment One is a real leader, the other is a puppet with no idea on how to lead SA.

@Dzungie007 This man is not a puppet. He’s cruel & he hates South Africans, he knows exactly what he’s doing.

@Dzungie007 Thats right

I'm telling you, if Mkhwanazi becomes National Commissioner, a lot of Police who resigned will return

@BoiSadiki Exactly!

General Mkhwanazi 🙌🏿

The true leader

Why can’t the people impeach a president?

Only Parliament can, But good news is the process for checking how to impeach him on the Phala Phala matter has begun

@JustTulani He neutralised all opponents nje, gave them positions of (controlled) “power”. Ngcukaitobi rejected the plea to impeach him. So 🤷‍♂️

@ISephara Bro just keeps proving how deep his pockets are, and those pockets are deep man!

The ANC has been making fun of the unemployment problem for a while now

Mkhwanazi is one of the few in this country who actually gives a damn. Ramaphosa just clocks it kak and his mates clap. Embarrassing.

Ramaphosa is so obviously a puppet now the biggest puppet we ever had after Mbeki👍🏿

The other one is busy working on vision 2050 that is going to see Nigerian drug dealers coming and going out of our country without any documentation,he was face buying abo Tinubu by bad naming the patriotic citizens and asking for forgiveness,the home is headless sadly

@Zweli_1985 words can’t describe how deeply I hate Cyril Ramaphosa

Ramaphosa every statement he is making is fruitless to us, listen to General Mkwanazi he is worried about South Africans, Ramamphosa he doesn't care as long as he is earning the money

I’m no law expert but the bail part gets to me, surely the law can be amended to be more effective since somebody wrote it in the first place, ngoba lomthetho wama bail esinawo awusebenzi and makes no sense especially for such serious crimes. Corrective action should happen the minute one gets arrested so they have no desire to commit any crime again by knowing that should they do anything wrong even the bail process will be a nightmare.

Never thought any president could be worse than Zuma and then came Ramaposa. What a charlatan. He put the final nail in ANC coffin.

I won’t vote for ANC but I love our president

What exactly do you like about Ramaphosa??

I like that he’s not moved about what people say about him, just look at the way he’s enjoying himself even though ANC is crumbling

Mmmh 💔💔

@zamanguban67170 You see the problem 😭 Our people get excited by leaders who recite the latest terms "clock it" and think he's a cool leader 💔

@ISephara Getting so SERIOUS WON’T fix the mess that we in right

@Oyama8154571 @ISephara So being a clown will do it 4 u ?

@Oyama8154571 @ISephara Being a clown will do WHAT for me?

Cyril is a pussy.

This is exactly why so many young South Africans are angry and frustrated. We are watching our leaders make jokes about unemployment while millions are struggling to find work, graduates are sitting at home, and families are struggling to survive. How are we expected to take leadership seriously when our suffering becomes entertainment? South Africans deserve better.

If we were really serious as a nation we would Sri Lanka this government and place Mkhwanazi ko Union Building

But the one who has no idea how to lead is the one who appointed the real leader

Thats true though,

The one on the right also said he is told where to go and what to say, I think he really is telling the truth there...

Ramaphosa was talking on SADC issues - do not lie.

Undenza naar uCyril mna! He's quick to make jokes but when it comes to serious issues he takes forever and acts shocked. Uyachekra shame.

One knows the struggle of a black child the other doesn't.

@Knick_RSA Yhooo hay we don’t have a President

This president is not my president 😭😭

Ramaphosa yaammosha ingqondo into yakhe yothanda ukwenza ucantsi noogogo.mcm

We were duped into believing politicians r genuine in advancing people’s interests. We also thought the less educated & poor will not steal from people or rich will guard our resources. We need another measure to select government bcoz politicians have failed.

There’s nothing the ANC can do for us @MbalulaFikile , this is their legacy ,pure faults and idiocy

Yea Rama is heavily compromised. But I can tell you, we're sleeping on the SADC possibilities, and mainly because our access to business finance is better than our SADC compatriots (for now), barring corruption that needs serious addressing.

One is a carrier policeman and the other a carrier politician.

I wish a clever general like TRAORE can take over the government,bring back death penalty ,arrest all the government and former officials who stole from us or busy stealing from us, rebuild this country and stop relying on west countries

Mkhwanazi is able to shine precisely because President Ramaphosa has allowed him to do his job. Let’s be honest: do you really think, wena phara, that Mkhwanazi would have been able to hold that 6 July press conference if he did not have the space and institutional backing to do so? You may dislike Ramaphosa, and you are entitled to your opinion, but inzondo yakho must never cloud your judgement. We need to separate our personal feelings about a leader from the institutional principles that should govern our country. Ramaphosa understands that different leaders and institutions have different roles to play. He has largely allowed people within the state to perform their responsibilities without constantly being summoned to explain themselves or being subjected to political interference. That is an important principle in a constitutional democracy: institutions must be allowed to do their work. When law-enforcement agencies investigate, they must be allowed to investigate. When prosecutors prosecute, they must be allowed to prosecute. When institutions are established to exercise their constitutional mandates, political leaders should not interfere simply because the outcome is inconvenient. Some people will never give Ramaphosa credit, partly because of their political loyalties and, yes, in some cases because of tribalism. That is unfortunately part of the reality we live with in South Africa. But history should judge leaders not only by whether we personally like them, but also by whether they strengthened or weakened our institutions. And history may well remember Ramaphosa as one of the presidents who gave state institutions the space to do their work without unnecessary political interference. You don't have to love Ramaphosa. But you should be honest enough to acknowledge when his leadership creates space for institutions and individuals to do their jobs.

The problem it's tender money, that leads to kickbacks in the ruling party to corrupt the judiciary and police! But all in one with collaboration can take South Africa far! The problem is you don't need qualifications to be Mp but you need qualifications to pay Mp through tax!

SAns are obsessed with the SAPS while giving the real enablers of violent crime a free pass (SA laws, the constitution and the judiciary). SA has the dumbest and laziest parliamentarians, so the situation will never change unless the ppl start making these lazy ppl accountable

The real puppet

The difference is that in the first frame Gen Mkhwananzi leaves in the community ,experiences and always in the front line ,frame 2 the man is well insulated from the realities and will make speeches that are irrelevant

You don't understand separation of power