SA Politics Thread Part 10 : The GNU Has Crashed

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That's not a chance anyone wants to take, they are in a savage mood right now.

You chestpainers really do try your best to present that as the de-facto position of the entire Afrikaner group, when reality is that you have to explore the fringes, of the fringe, to find these silly-billies. Think carefully though, how many apologies to Afriforum have we had now, when attack-dogs get sued for circulating false narratives about Afriforum? 10 already...? :ROFL:

I get it, that orangeman video gave you guys ser-iaaaaas chestpains, the hypocrisy has been exposed, the world sees the songs you sing.
 
The automakers that has been scamming us for years with overpriced yet mediocre cars were complaining that China does not build cars here or create employment, looking forward to what the excuse would be as soon as that door is closed.
The spin doctors will spin. 😄
 
I'm just here waiting for Mashatile's grouping within the ANC and those outside who are working with them to proclaim their stance.

Getting rid of BEE isn't going to be this easy.

The fallout of this might actually end the GNU because it's clear the DA are the ones pushing it at the cost of South Africa's laws and processes in implementing or changing those said laws.

I'm expecting several parties to take this to court.


I'm for everyone having reliable access to the internet, but not if it means giving special treatment to Elon while setting the precedent for the abolishing of transformation policies. More so while the inequality in South Africa still exists along racial lines as they dominate the economy.

It's clear all the hullabaloo about fake white genocide in SA was about Elon and Trump getting their way while subverting the laws of South Africa and it's sovereignty.
 
Well done 1 factory whoop!!! .. how many points did our unemployment rate decline ? Squat... because it's still high

In the first quarter of 2025, South Africa's official unemployment rate reached 32.9%. This represents a slight increase compared to the 31.9% reported in the fourth quarter of 2024. The expanded unemployment rate also increased to 43.1% in Q1 2025.

Oopsie... Chinese going to have to build millions of factories to make a dent.
 

“Over R820 billion in salaries, over R440 billion in social grants, over R424 billion in debt service costs at R1.2 billion per day. That makes up about 90% of the revenue we collect, 90%!”

#ANCExcellence... lol
 
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