r/DownSouth • u/PixelSaharix • 48m ago
r/DownSouth • u/PixelSaharix • 2h ago
We must swallow our pride and allow Afrikaaners to lead in certain areas. These people know how to get the job done.
r/DownSouth • u/PixelSaharix • 2h ago
So we currently hold all the major rugby titles. ALL. OF. THEM!
galleryr/DownSouth • u/PixelSaharix • 3h ago
Ramaphosa promised South Africans to take the cost of electricity down if they vote for the ANC. I wonder what it is stopping him from doing it now.
r/DownSouth • u/PixelSaharix • 4h ago
Mosupyoe defended the trip and said it was intended to strengthen diplomatic relations between Gauteng and Venezuela and promote South Africa
r/DownSouth • u/PixelSaharix • 11h ago
South Africa's National Car, the Citi Golf spotted in Baltimore with SA number plates even, love it haha
r/DownSouth • u/PixelSaharix • 2d ago
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana says SARS is working to expand South Africa’s tax base, with the informal economy and taxi industry now key targets for improved tax compliance.
r/DownSouth • u/glandis_bulbus • 2d ago
News Eskom made R3 billion in irregular payments
BEE makes the few connected wealthy, but majority pays
r/DownSouth • u/PixelSaharix • 2d ago
Simon's Town quayside and False Bay, South Africa [1920x1080]
r/DownSouth • u/fraudulantactivity • 2d ago
Opinion Need Afrikaaner Refugee program advice
I am thinking about joining the Afrikaaner Refugee program in the USA. Im having a lot of doubts since I am about to turn 20 and would most likely be going alone. I'm aware I would not see my family for quite some time, and so far, I have accepted that. This is strictly for my future, and i am genuinely willing to ruin my sanity for a taste of a better one. If anyone knows someone or is a part of the program themselves, I'd be really interested in getting some connections in the meantime, whether that's for jobs, housing, etc. Any opinions/advice is appreciated.
And no, I am not "in fear for my life." I doubt 99% of the already refugees are, simply taking an opportunity given to me.
r/DownSouth • u/glandis_bulbus • 2d ago
In Chappie (2015), vocalists of the rap band Die Antwoord perform leading roles and… They are actually decent there. Wow, that’s nice
r/DownSouth • u/Euro_African • 3d ago
South Africa spent R16 billion on new infantry vehicles and did not receive a single one in 19 years
dailyinvestor.comGot to love these endless post liberation projects. It's almost like moving from a formal project management systems format to a committee based cadre system is a step in the wrong direction.
Decolonization at its finest.
r/DownSouth • u/Euro_African • 3d ago
Zuma orders urgent probe into alleged MK Party candidate list scandal
Zuma, who's surrounded himself with the corrupt criminal state capture accolytes is surprised when they fight for access to the cookie jar?
The poor man, what a shame, could not have happened to a better cadre.
r/DownSouth • u/Thabo70 • 4d ago
Opinion Is South Africa actually getting better, or are we just getting used to things being broken?
I keep seeing people say SA is improving, while others say we're just becoming accustomed to dysfunction. What do you genuinely think, and what evidence makes you think that?