Get ready for an unforgettable moment as Ibrahim Traoré makes a surprise visit to the frontline troops! In this heartwarming video, the leader brings joy and morale to the soldiers, giving them a much-needed boost in spirits. Watch as the troops are left stunned and overjoyed by the unexpected visit. This is a must-see moment that will leave you feeling inspired and proud!

4 Nov 2024
MK Party Leader in Parliament and Deputy President Dr. Hlophe is in conversation with Heidi Giokos about MK Party plans in Parliament.

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Tribute song to ⁣Solomoni Mahlangu an MK soldjer who was brutaly killed by the Boers

⁣Ntengalali - Zijikile izinto

This song contains a lot of Ourstory in the country known as "colombia", a country named after the mzungu criminal Columbus. This song speaks of anti-Afrikan racism our people face there and have faced there since the colonial days of the Spanish bakra. It speaks of Afrikan Freedom Fighters. It speaks of resistance. It speaks of laws and treachery. It speaks of Ayiti. It speaks of our Afrikanity. Our great Afrikanity.

This is the artist's yt channel ⁣https://www.youtube.com/@TONO121_oficial

10 Nov 2024
Newly-appointed MK Party Secretary-General, Floyd Shivambu says he is humbled by the opportunity to be appointed in this position.

Shivambu says it would not be correct to say the appointment was a reward for bringing former EFF members.

The appointment was announced by party president Jacob Zuma, following the resignation of Dr Sifiso Maseko.

Shivambu says his role in the position is to consolidate all the tasks of the party.

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Floyd ShivambuSouth African politician (born 1983)




Jacob ZumaPresident of South Africa from 2009 to 2018

⁣Assata Shakur- Eyes Of The Rainbow

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hustle smart was telling the truth.

Interesting perspective on analyzing Black intellectuals, such as Diop, who fell victim to bedroom colonialism