اتجاهات تويتر/X في South Africa - تحليلات فورية والهاشتاقات الرائجة

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During Thursday's debate in New Westminster, British Columbia, frontrunner Avi Lewis proposed public options for groceries, cellphone service, internet, and banking via Canada Post to fight price gouging and build a less U.S.-reliant economy. Critics quickly dismissed the ideas as government overreach, while supporters pointed to successes like Mexico's public grocery stores, France's postal banking, and Saskatchewan's SaskTel. The pitch highlighted NDP tensions between bold leftist visions and broader appeal as voting nears March 29 in Winnipeg.

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In the final NDP leadership debate, Avi Lewis stood firm, calling for government-backed alternatives in everyday essentials to shield Canadians from corporate price hikes.

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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's decree, approved January 27, offers one-year residence permits to migrants who entered before December 31, 2025, stayed five months, and lack criminal records; the application window runs April to June. The National Police's CNIF report from January 29 estimates 750,000 to 1 million will qualify, plus 250,000 to 350,000 asylum seekers, and predicts a 'pull effect' boosting arrivals from Africa, Latin America, and other Schengen countries. Officials defend the plan as essential for integrating contributors to Spain's economy amid labor shortages, while critics highlight strains on jobs, integration, and public services.

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Spain's government aimed to regularize 500,000 undocumented workers, but a leaked police report warns the number could triple to 1.35 million under lenient rules.

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Social media users highlight that New York City's $120 billion annual budget exceeds those of countries such as Portugal, Taiwan, Kuwait, and Greece ($85 billion). They note Tokyo's budget is approximately $62 billion for a population of 14 million compared to New York City's 8 million.

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In a video shared by WeRateDogs, Flambo pads to his FluentPet soundboard, hits 'cat' while eyeing pint-sized Yorkshire Terrier Rupert, who recently joined his Houston foster home after street life. His human corrects him, but Flambo fires back with 'what?' and a decisive 'quiet,' earning both dogs a 13/10 rating. The clip drew thousands of likes and replies, with fans laughing over Flambo's conviction and Rupert's oblivious side-eye in their sibling showdown.

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Flambo the Australian Shepherd stares at tiny foster pup Rupert, then firmly presses his 'cat' button—like he's dead serious about the mix-up.

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The strip, posted on X on Tuesday, depicts a protagonist in a dungeon finding faded yellow highlights on objects, contrasting modern chunky graphics with subtle 90s-era cues. It quickly garnered over 37,000 likes and 800,000 views, sparking discussions on player guidance, immersion, and accessibility in remakes like Resident Evil 4. Defenders argue yellow paint aids casual players in high-fidelity worlds, while critics prefer intuitive designs like lighting or landmarks over what they call lazy visual aids.

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Artist Adam Ellis dropped a biting four-panel comic that flips the script on gamers griping about yellow paint in video game remakes.

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The TikTok video roasts Lewis-Skelly for the February 2, 2025, moment when he scored his first Premier League goal in the Emirates rout, bossing Haaland all game with an 8.3 Sofascore rating. Arsenal supporters push back hard, highlighting his strong showings against Real Madrid and recent versatility under Mikel Arteta, while debating rival Nico O'Reilly's England call-up. The clash spotlights two promising English prospects vying for Thomas Tuchel's 2026 World Cup spots at left-back or midfield.

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Over a year later, a cheeky clip of 18-year-old Myles Lewis-Skelly mimicking Erling Haaland's seated celebration during Arsenal's 5-1 thrashing of Manchester City has fans fired up again.

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Lady_L_ posted yesterday that no husband of hers would eat bread after work while she handles kids, homework, and cooking, even with her three degrees and job. Many women agreed, vowing to care for husbands and children over career fatigue, while some men called it a green flag. Critics questioned the imbalance, urging men to cook basic meals and warning of stress, though her bio reveals a satirical edge with jokes like not taking posts seriously.

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A Lesotho content creator shared she'd cook after a full workday and degrees, calling her husband her king—no bread for him despite her exhaustion.

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Teko Modise recently questioned if 21-year-old Mofokeng shines only against weaker teams like Magesi FC, prompting Pirates fans to counter with clips of his cup final winner against Sundowns, goals versus Chiefs, and CAF Champions League standouts against Al Ahly. Supporters highlight Mofokeng's trophies—including three MTN8 titles and two Nedbank Cups—outpacing Modise's early Pirates years. The debate escalated as rivals compared him to ex-Bafana winger Simphiwe Tshabalala, whose rare second-tier call-up to the 2006 AFCON drew cheers from Chiefs and Sundowns fans, though critics dismissed the matchup in today's stronger PSL.

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Young Orlando Pirates star Relebohile Mofokeng faces questions from legend Teko Modise about his big-game grit, igniting a passionate fan showdown over past and present talents.

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Phil Craig, co-founder of the Cape Independence Advocacy Group and a long-time South Africa resident, argues the country was never truly cohesive since its 1910 union and pushes for Western Cape self-determination. The clip with economist Gunter Fehlinger, shared on November 19, drew fierce criticism on X, with users demanding his deportation and accusing him of seeking minority dominance or recolonization. While CIAG polls show 68% Western Cape support for a referendum, the movement holds limited political power, and the government has dismissed such efforts.

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In a recent interview clip, British-born Phil Craig calls for Cape independence, dreaming of a safe, prosperous Western Cape free from national divides. X users quickly fired back, slamming him as an outsider trying to split South Africa.

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