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“The ANC is weak an can be pushed” - Cillier Brink on the DA’s role in the GNU

There is nothing morally superior about not voting and it is irresponsible. It is even worse when one’s defence for that is that no one is perfect enough to receive my vote. White farmers were devastated by a Foot & Mouth Disease outbreak at the behest of the DA - they did not abstain, they voted DA. The right and a large majority of the DA’s white constituents are vociferously opposed to the DA going into a coalition with the ANC in the GNU - they did not abstain, they voted DA When it was exposed in the Madlanga Commission that former DA Mayor in Ekurhuleni Tania Campbell introduced Cat Matlala into that municipality - DA voters did not abstain, they voted DA. In Cape Town, when the relationship between 28 numbers gang leader Ralph Stanfield and DA MMC’s was exposed, revealing R1 billion in housing tender collusion - DA voters did not abstain, they voted DA. Many black DA members have a bad taste in their mouth seeing Helen Zille as the Mayoral candidate of the DA, knowing her views on colonialism, and regressive views on redress - they did not abstain from voting, they voted DA. They do this because they know that political parties just like society are spaces of contestation of ideas, direction and values. They know that sitting on the sidelines and being self-important has no positive net effect on their lives. They must participate, influence, lobby and yes, VOTE! The suggestion that political parties which are left in persuasion or represent black interests in particular ought to be perfect for them to be voted for, is as silly as suggesting that not voting is some morally superior form of expressing one’s dissatisfaction. It is the height of what defines the self-righteousness of an individual that inadvertently hands political power to the right because “no one is good enough for my vote” The right does not operate like this, they vote because they appreciate that state power held by those who represent them has the potential to serve their interests. I am extremely proud that not only the EFF is shaming people for not voting, but South Africans are doing so in general. In social spaces, in your family, at your work place, continue to shame people who undermine voting, especially those who do so because it no longer serves their interests. The political space has been fractured for many years, including between 2013 and 2024 when some non-voters of today, urged you to vote while they were in Parliament. Do with that information what you wish. Here is a nice article we wrote on the irresponsibility of voter apathy and its consequences! ewn.co.za/2026/09/29/sinawo-…

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Irresponsible child, who must be ignored

War to end War #VoteEFF2026LGE

It’s a permanent Razzmatazz till 4th of November 2026! Ward 50, kwaLanga, Tamboville, Kariega (formerly Uitenhage) #VoteEFF2026

We took time to explain to the people of Westville Informal Settlement VD in KwaDwesi, Ward 36, Nelson Mandela Bay, why they ought to vote for the EFF if they want service delivery. State capacity is the only way to avoid unfinished projects, corruption, kickbacks which thrive on broken infrastructure, a rely on tendering and outsourcing. #VoteEFF2026LGE

Why is there suddenly running gun wars and taxi violence in the townships of the City of Cape Town, a week before elections, when the DA is expected to drop below 50% and lose its majority? Who stands to benefit from a volatile situation in the Cape Flats, a Cape Flats which is disillusioned with the DA, 5-days before elections? It is incredibly uncomfortable timing, violence like this will undoubtedly affect voter turnout in these areas. Why now?

The people of Zwide Township in Nelson Mandela Bay have opened their hearts to the EFF. They are willing to give us 5-years for us to fix the sewage system, give them reliable water and electricity supply, end retrenchments and create jobs. #VoteEFF2026LGE

Helen Zille - “Removing the DA from Government will throw the economy to the dogs” The economy while the DA is in government: 👇🏾

The calibre of EFF critics is so poor and for that the EFF should be proud. No one seems to be able to formulate a credible and logical critique of the EFF, its lies, distortions and now rants by visibly unstable individuals. Even the pollsters who after 2024 Elections were ridiculously projecting the EFF at 6%, are begrudgingly conceding that the EFF will grow in the upcoming 2026 Local Government Elections, poll after poll they project upward growth. What is left now is the bottom of the barrel of wanna-be social commentators, people who are visibly unravelling. No one will want to associate with the low-quality critics we have - they make it shameful to agree or associate with them. Our critics used to be VC’s, academics, veteran and upcoming journalists and intellectuals - as early as our University days we used to grapple an rebut well-thought out critiques of the EFF rooted in our policies, values and outlook for society. It seems we have managed this strata of society and now are faced with irrational lunatics. One just watches and can see it would be personally devaluing yourself to engage some of these people. It’s a good sign, if this is the best of our critics, we are on the right track. I am not sure what it means for the quality of public discourse, but these people are not worth the EFF’s attention at all. South Africans aren’t mobilised by mad people. Let’s focus on mobilising voters to increase our electoral mandate, towards EFF Mayors, more EFF MMC’s and more EFF councillors. #VoteEFF2026LGE