South Africa’s parliament choosing president amid uncertainty
The governing ANC is depending on former foes to give Cyril Ramaphosa a second term and extend its three-decade hold on power.
South Africa’s newly elected parliament has convened to choose the country’s next president, with the country on a political knife-edge since last month’s election.
Lawmakers meeting on Friday are expected to…
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Europeans still running South Africa
😂😂 South Africa is a very funny country they fought apartheid for many years and they still fall into the same hands in the 20 first century 😂😂 this makes me remember the movie The walking dead 😅😅
Da
Wow, The ANC, aligned with the neo-apartheid pro-zionist party. Wild times.
How soon after the Gov't change before they drop/ withdraw the ICC/ ICJ submission for Israel's genocide case?
Don't forget the coloured community that has been side line for years.
Arab withdrawal from occupied City of David, Gaza, Judean Desert Israel is only way towards peace
change the name of african national congress
…. let the deal seal and heal…. forward progress thru the partnership …. work it out not work against each other ..
Thirty years later and the irony of the times we live in. I went into exile supporting the ANC as a socialist and watched, powerless, as the ANC and other 'socialist' parties migrated with ease to greed and capitalism and dismantled our country with fervour by stealing everything they could shift. They filled positions with incompetent cadres and broke the backs of the poor. Our socialists are now concerned about the DA? the only party to have run municipalities with success in South Africa. This saddens me to say but the DA is needed to keep the public servants in check because socialism comes with a cheque
real chaos
Let's go ANC 💪🏽
Sth Africa champions of justice 🏆
Hopefully they can work together. The remaining ANC cadres have much in common with the DA’s agenda save for the far right and far left of most parties.
The ANC sold South Africa
Wrong choice will affect SA for 5 years