Knowing when stages come to an end.
Knowing when to say goodbye when you feel that you will be remembered and respected forever.
Four months to give my all for this badge and for our goal.
Eternal respect and affection for Manchester United and its wonderful fans.
Forever Red Devil.
🚨CRIME REPORT: 6 year old shot in the head in Valhalla Park, Cape Town.
My heart is broken by reports that an innocent child has been shot this morning. Please join me in praying for the child.
The escalating violence on the Cape Flats is destroying families💔
Hands Off Gen. Mkhwanazi! A society that doesn’t protect whistleblowers is doomed to become a mafia state! They have already killed Babita. What do you think they will do to Mkhwanazi?
He must be shielded from all petty, egotistical, pompous & parasitic attacks!
All who try to reduce his mission to “personality fight ”, or even factions within the SAPS are all wrong. Journalists, politicians & many experts have been peddling of this line.
What this line seeks to do, is to neutralise the correct momentum against SAPS generals who have protected, advanced & benefitted from organised criminals with the endorsed of top politicians.
Mkhwanazi’s mission is simple: Organised criminals are embedded with top politicians & top generals, and they must all be exposed and meet the full might of the law!
Fact: All who oppose Gen. Mkhwanazi are not with the people! That is the bottom line!
If Mkhwanazi doesn’t win this battle, which is a peoples battle, then ours will become a banana republic, a mafia state ruled by men with guns!
Society must defend itself!
Not for sensitive viewers.
Notes by Grok:
The Black-on-Black violence in Crossroads, Cape Town, during the 1980s was primarily triggered by a power struggle within the community, exacerbated by apartheid policies and government-backed counter-mobilization tactics. A key figure, Johnson Ngxobongwana, head of the residents' committee, led a group of supporters known as the "witdoeke" (identified by white cloths). Tensions arose due to Ngxobongwana's favoritism, as he rewarded his male enforcers with salaries and community cars, which caused dissent among other residents. This led to a violent conflict starting in 1983 between Ngxobongwana’s faction and his former vice-chairman, Oliver Memani, and their respective supporters. The violence escalated, spreading to nearby areas like KTC and Nyanga, with the witdoeke attacking neighboring townships and burning shanty settlements. Between May 25 and June 12, 1986, these clashes left 60,000 people homeless and resulted in numerous deaths.
The apartheid government played a significant role in fueling this violence. As part of a covert strategy, the state supported Ngxobongwana’s faction to counter revolutionary movements like the African National Congress (ANC), using "surrogate" forces to create the appearance of internal Black conflict while concealing government involvement. This was a deliberate tactic to destabilize resistance against apartheid, with the government providing unofficial support to Ngxobongwana to eliminate rivals and suppress progressive groups, including women and youth organizations. Additionally, the broader context of forced removals, evictions, and the state’s efforts to control Black populations, such as relocating residents to Khayelitsha, created an environment of desperation and competition for resources, further intensifying the conflict.
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This is how Black South Africans were treated by white South Africans during apartheid. Claims about Black people killing and displacing White people in South Africa are completely false. The call for Trump to impose sanctions and cut aid as a form of revenge is misguided and disgraceful. Do not be deceived—there is no genocide taking place in South Africa.