🔻Yesterday at the EFF's manifesto launch in Gauteng province, leader of the party Julius Malema leads an anti-white genocidal chant along with several thousand supporters:

"Shoot to kill! Kill the Boer, the farmer!"

Municipal workers continue striking in Durban

"The carnage and destruction of Durban continues as eThekwini municipal staff continue its devastating strike. It’s total chaos in the city, as water, electricity and other key facilities have purposely been damaged with many suburbs without water and electricity since last week."

🇿🇦📊 POLLING: ANC declines further, big jump for MK

New polling data by the Brenthurst Foundation indicates that the ANC has slipped below 40% and the newly established MK party made a significant jump to 13%.

▫️ MK could be the biggest party in KwaZulu-Natal with 25% of the vote where we also see ANC grabbing only 20% of the vote (previously 54%).

▫️ In Gauteng, we see a similar drop in the ANC's support from 50% to 34%

▫️DA shows a marginal increase. The EFF shows a decline back to previous polling results.

📎 Brenthurst Foundation

Óige Náisiúnach - Solidarity with Afrikaners

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcPe9S1cx1I

Bígí linn!
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🚰 🌆 Johannesburg: Day 10 of ongoing water crisis

Parts of Johannesburg have been without water for more than 10 days and it is unclear when the water supply will be returned.

Johannesburg Water, the utility company run by the city, said in a statement on Monday that part of the problem was due to increased demand due to the warmer weather.

The city has sent out water tankers to the affected areas.

In April, the manager of innovation and technology at Johannesburg Water said that it would take more than 10 years to upgrade and fix the city's water infrastructure.

Hundreds of thousands of residents are currently without water.

🟧 Joost Strydom on X:
"Orania newest census;
Population growth in 2023 - 12% for the year!
Population just shy of 3000 inhabitants."

📎 StrydomJoost

🇿🇦🇮🇱 South African citizens fighting in Israel will be arrested said the foreign minister

South Africa's Foreign Minister Naledi Pandor has said that its citizens who have been fighting in Gaza with the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) will be arrested on their return to the country.

“I have already issued a statement alerting those who are South African and are fighting. We are ready. When you come home, we are going to arrest you,” she said.

It is not clear how many people this could affect.

South Africa had already warned last year that its citizens that they may be liable to prosecution if they fought with the IDF.

#SouthAfrica #Israel

@africaintel

🇿🇦 South Africa's main opposition party not ruling out deal with ANC

South Africa's second most popular party the Democratic Alliance (DA) would not rule out a deal with the ruling African National Congress should the ANC fail to get the majority it needs to retain power in May elections, its leader said.

Pollsters expect the ANC to lose its legislative majority on May 29.

If that happens, President Cyril Ramaphosa or a successor for the top job would be unable to stay on without a coalition, since South Africa's parliament elects the president.

"It would depend which ANC you're dealing with and what their programme of action is," DA leader John Steenhuisen said, declining to disclose whether any talks had already taken place.

"I'm not ruling out anything, depending on what the election results are."

#SouthAfrica

@africaintel

🟨🟩 ANC attempt to block MK party struck down by court

The African National Congress took their ex-leader's party to the Electoral Court to stop them from using the ANC's military wing's name and likeness.

Ex-ANC leader and former president of South Africa Jacob Zuma is the face of the party and is expected to cut deep into the ANC's supporter base in the upcoming elections, especially in the province of KwaZulu-Natal. Polling data suggests the ANC will lose its majority for the first time since 1994.

The court ordered that MK is allowed to contest the elections.

🇿🇦 South Africa’s National Assembly Backs Draft Expropriation Bill

Lawmakers from South Africa’s ruling African National Congress voted in favor of newly drafted legislation that would allow the government to seize land without compensation in the public interest.

The Expropriation Bill, considered by lawmakers just weeks before the country votes in elections on May 29 in which the ANC is at risk of losing its national majority, will now pass to President Cyril Ramaphosa, who must sign it for the draft to become law.

The draft bill was opposed by the main opposition parties, the Democratic Alliance and the Economic Freedom Fighters, though for different reasons.

The DA claim the draft is unconstitutional and said they will urge Ramaphosa not to sign it. The EFF said it didn’t go far enough.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-03-27/south-africa-s-national-assembly-backs-draft-expropriation-bill

https://archive.is/8Zf7h

📝 Despite this bill being described as a "land expropriation" focused piece of legislation, the actual wording does not define what property means. In fact, Section 25 of the Constitution explicitly states that "property is not limited to land" and therefore anything that you own can and will be taken by the government if they choose to.

The bill also defines "public interest" as anything that can "redress the results of past racial discrimination" which, again, is such an empty statement that can be used to easily justify the removal of your property as it rests on very subjective claims.