Babe wake up. New DA right wing hire scandal just dropped.
John Steenhuisen is the leader of the Democratic Alliance and the Minister of Agriculture. He has appointed a right wing podcaster who previously started The Capitalist Party as his chief of staff. This individual’s Twitter history is allegedly controversial, and he has apparently scrubbed it.
News24 reports:
> Meanwhile, social media is abuzz after Cabanac cleansed his X (formerly known as Twitter) timeline, deleting most of his posts.
> Cabanac has come under fire for questioning or denying the veracity of the Sharpeville massacre.
> In one of his tweets, he attributed South Africa’s functioning “largely thanks to Boers and Muslims having a lot of guns”.
> Posts of Cabanac brandishing firearms on his social media also surfaced.
> In another tweet, he made remarks about Xhosa-speaking people flocking to the Western Cape.
> In July 2022, he tweeted: “The mass immigration of poor Xhosas into the Western Cape has left a battered coloured community fighting for resources. Gatvol Capetonian, ethno-nationalist coloured organisation want to protest,” he wrote.
> In May, he tweeted: “Bantu people, much like Arabs, are not democratic people. They are monarchists at heart.”
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Babe wake up. New DA right wing hire scandal just dropped.
John Steenhuisen is the leader of the Democratic Alliance and the Minister of Agriculture. He has appointed a right wing podcaster who previously started The Capitalist Party as his chief of staff. This individual’s Twitter history is allegedly controversial, and he has apparently scrubbed it.
News24 reports:
> Meanwhile, social media is abuzz after Cabanac cleansed his X (formerly known as Twitter) timeline, deleting most of his posts.
> Cabanac has come under fire for questioning or denying the veracity of the Sharpeville massacre.
> In one of his tweets, he attributed South Africa’s functioning “largely thanks to Boers and Muslims having a lot of guns”.
> Posts of Cabanac brandishing firearms on his social media also surfaced.
> In another tweet, he made remarks about Xhosa-speaking people flocking to the Western Cape.
> In July 2022, he tweeted: “The mass immigration of poor Xhosas into the Western Cape has left a battered coloured community fighting for resources. Gatvol Capetonian, ethno-nationalist coloured organisation want to protest,” he wrote.
> In May, he tweeted: “Bantu people, much like Arabs, are not democratic people. They are monarchists at heart.”