Comments on: Forget the Mines, lets Nationalise Malema!

By: Peter MokMalatjiatji

Peter MokMalatjiatji — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 08:04:41 +0000

My question is who questioned the self enrichment by whites during apartheid ron the state funds like we question the gains of Julius Malema from the job he has been employed for. Jealous is not a way out but to apply like Julius is.

By: bhailoog rulz

bhailoog rulz — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 13:52:00 +0000

F….. Malema and the government..bcuz of these Bastards this country going backward..and F..those people who follows Malema and thinking he is the right person …they put illiterate bastard as a leader..

By: Gogo

Gogo — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 09:47:58 +0000

Julius proves that you can fool most of the people all of the time. Just get them angry enough and they will forget all about 27 April 1994. Also it is against the law to discipline children and he is still a child/youth. He does remind me of a big fat gingerbread man with raisons for eyes. Shame.

By: phuti ecleen

phuti ecleen — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 12:21:27 +0000

people why can’t we do away with malema’s personal life despite the fact that he is a politician or he is famous. you can’t afford to anticipate him to be poor-why should he be poor? the is no outstanding reason for him to be poor. perhaps he have utilised his ability to be the way he is.

By: SIPHIWE

SIPHIWE — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 10:49:32 +0000

We are not sure how he got his multi millions if he has anyway,but it is equaly true with any other filthy rich Afrikaaner or evn Juwish Zille. The fact is we know Afrikaaner farmers came with no land in SA and the Zille’s brought no million on their first arriva in SA.Mabe it will be wise to start by answaring the mistry of the tourist who ends up with thousands of hactors of land in the world of strangers. then we beggin solving the confusion of Malema’s welthy.

By: balfie

balfie — Sun, 21 Nov 2010 23:04:01 +0000

Wow, upon reading all the replies and responces to the main topic of discussion i only have one thing to say. Our lack of proper education in this country is the result of poor spelling, grammar and the incorrect use of punctuation. But after 16 years lets still blame that on the old regime, even if an average school term for kids ammounts to roughly 12 to 14 years. We all now get the same education and a child who started school in 1996 has had the same opertunity to an education as any past regime’s children and still i hang my head with shame to the way we write. Imagine someone from a first world country reading these messages posted on this site. Their reaction will be “leave those fools to their own demise”. Come on guys how about we use the time and effort we take to write some hatefull comments about people we dont even know (meaning the people posting on this website) and write about what is good in this country so that people who read this from other countries might find an interrest in visiting this beautifull land. Why not rise above all this hatred of blame and shame and do something usefull for your fellow man. We as the people should have compassion towards each other and meabe, just meabe our leaders will follow suit whatever their faults or misgivings are. South Africa should be victorius and not the individual blaming or living with hatred.

By: Mrs ouabihi

Mrs ouabihi — Wed, 22 Sep 2010 15:26:40 +0000

Goodday!Mr Malma i am very happy and wish lots more millions come your way . i am a victim of horrible situation and i must raise some how R8million rands can you please guide me how i can complete this task because i have no clue please i admire you you have the voice and courage our support.
Please can you help me orgenise a charity or advice me please how to get started the amount is huge and i got in this problems without the choice so please help me raise this if you need to know anything please you are welcome to email me .thankyou!

By: mlungiseleli gungqwa

mlungiseleli gungqwa — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 11:25:52 +0000

well done to the son of the soil .

By: Tim

Tim — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 09:19:07 +0000

roux must find himself another good lawyer who will fight for the case to be thrown-out at the senior prosecutor`s office otherwise if he retain the present lawyer he`s going to the dogs!

His lawyer should have said he was heavily intoxicated and so had no control over his actions and was out of self-control and he could have been saved from being trialled!Now,for this lawyer to deny that his client had had a single drop of alcohol it means he was in total control of his actions and therefore intended to kill not to restrain or disarm the accused.

The court will examine any injuries he might have sustained… if these injuries required excessive force to defend oneself!

By: Tim

Tim — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 09:16:11 +0000

roux must find himself another good lawyer who will fight for the case to be thrown-out at the senior prosecutor`s office otherwise if he retain the present lawyer he`s going to the dogs!

His lawyer should have said he was heavily intoxicated and so had no control over his actions and was out of self-control and he could have been saved from being trialled!Now,for this lawyer to den that his client had had a single drop of alcohol it means he was in total control of hjis actions and therefore intended to kill not to restrain or disarm the accused.

The court will examine any injuries he might have incurred and if these injuries required excessive force to defend oneself!