By Andile Mngxitama If NDZ won in Nasrec, would there be change? The answer is NO! The ANC RET people are ANC. And ANC trained people fear whites, all of them. What a NDZ victory would have done is to give us a better basis to fight for RET. Believe me even those who speak …
Dr Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma. Image: uncensored By Andile Mngxitama Don’t let Johann Rupert dribble you. He is winning! On 6 May 2020 I did a live broadcast on Facebook during which I examined the question “Johan Rupert withdraws court application against NDZ, is it a victory?” I explained that Stellenbosch, which is white monopoly capital …
Dr Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma By Andile Mngxitama Comrades let me tell you this, I have new found respect for the Stellenbosch Mafia, the New Dawn, and Ramaphosa. These guys understand that they are involved in a war. It’s a war, not just a battle. It’s a long term war which is about their control over …
By Andile Mngxitama You say that your party is revolutionary but it has been silent on the urgent questions of today. It wants you to join book clubs so that you don’t focus on the massive sellout. You have been misled. Your parties are silent about the following pressing matters: 1. Madagascar‘s remedy for coronavirus …
By Andile Mngxitama We aren’t naive. A Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma (NDZ) victory wouldn’t have meant radical economic transformation (RET) implementation from the next day. It would have still been the African National Congress (ANC) with its proven track record of pandering to legalism, bourgeois responsibility and sensitivity to white fears. However, a NDZ victory would have …
By BO Staff Writer Yesterday in Thokoza, Ekurhuleni, Black First Land First (BLF) held a successful rally on radical economic transformation. The aim of the rally, which was attended by more than 5000 people, was to express the movement’s support for the programme of radical economic transformation. In his keynote address, BLF president, Andile Mngxitama, …
By Thabi Myeni The contestation for the presidential seat has flared up multiple conversations about economic inequalities, black gender disparities and white rule in South Africa ahead of the ANC elective conference in December. The main contenders in the run-up to the conference are Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa, a business magnate whose most famous contribution …
