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Nice one
Yes, the EFF are a bunch of young fools.
They must start respecting the EFFSouthAfrica 😉😉😉
JacksonMthembu_ That Nazier Paulsen needs to be referred for psychiatric assessment by the committee. He's emotionally unstable. Twice now recently. How long before somebody gets seriously hurt in the opposition benches?! He is always physically threatening here on social media
JacksonMthembu_ I would not call it a Low Point! It's the most action we have seen in parliament for a long time. If only parliament could be this active when trying to fix Our Country.
CyrilRamaphosa PAY ONLY LIP SERVICE TO CORRUPTION 7.2m tons coal destined for ChinaRichards Bay Harbor Where is shortage Eskom? Informant say Eskom has huge coal stockpiles. Eskom lies to get 15% increase in electricity tariff. Corruption ALIVE AND WELL
When people vote for thugs expect that to happen..
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