Kim Heller, a prominent South African journalist and political strategist, has garnered significant attention for her involvement in politics. With experience in various political organizations such as the African National Congress (ANC) and Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), she has established herself as a notable figure in the field.
On August 16, 2012, the Marikana Massacre unfolded as the South African Police Service (SAPS) opened fire on a gathering of striking mineworkers in Marikana, located in the North West Province. The incident resulted in a tragic loss of life and shocked the nation.
Yesterday, on July 7, 2023, Kim Heller publicly revealed that she has not voted for the ANC since the Marikana Massacre took place. This disclosure comes as she discussed her voting preferences for the upcoming 2024 elections.
“I will not be voting for the ANC in 2024. I have not voted for the ANC since the Marikana Massacre. In 2024, I will be voting for a party that prioritizes the well-being of a black child over white profits and pain,” stated Kim Heller.
Her statement reflects a significant shift in her political alignment and highlights the profound impact that the Marikana Massacre had on her voting decisions. The event served as a turning point for many individuals, raising concerns about the prioritization of black lives and the accountability of those in power.
Heller’s decision not to support the ANC since the tragic incident underscores the need for political parties to address the welfare of marginalized communities and prioritize social justice over economic interests. Her stance serves as a reminder of the lasting impact that moments of national tragedy can have on the political landscape and individual voting choices.
Kim Heller’s involvement in politics and her decision to voice her voting preferences contribute to the broader discussions surrounding accountability, justice, and the future of South African politics. As a political strategist and commentator, her insights and perspectives carry weight within the public discourse.
The upcoming 2024 elections in South Africa will serve as a critical juncture for the country’s political landscape, as voters make decisions that will shape the future direction of the nation. Kim Heller’s announcement adds to the complexity and diversity of opinions that will influence the outcome of the elections.
Ultimately, her decision to not vote for the ANC since the Marikana Massacre highlights the ongoing significance of that tragic event and the desire for political change that it ignited. As South Africa moves forward, discussions surrounding social justice, accountability, and the well-being of marginalized communities will continue to shape the political landscape and the choices of voters.
Kim Heller’s public stance contributes to these discussions and underscores the importance of acknowledging and addressing historical events that have left a lasting impact on the nation.
Source: https://t.co/NzQ1vnpZ1j
I will not be voting for the ANC in 2024
I have not voted for the ANC since the Marikana Massacre
In 2024 I will be voting for a party that prioritises the well-being of a black child over white profits and pain pic.twitter.com/NzQ1vnpZ1j
— Kim Heller (@kimheller3) July 7, 2023
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