ĥųşĥ Ĩ`ϻ ∂ ƼαίηϮ

Passionate, eccentric and a bit of a chauvinist (and proud of it!). I Live, eat, sleep and breathe Science, Law and Medicine. ♥Child of God♥

[ĥųşĥ Ĩ`ϻ ∂ ƼαίηϮ @Amukelani7]

@RealJohnKFJr Only in the USA

[Bonke @Buntu_Bokweni]

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[ĥųşĥ Ĩ`ϻ ∂ ƼαίηϮ @Amukelani7]

@AdvoBarryRoux It's uneducated Nigerians who are fighting to stay in South Africa. The ones who came to the country in a right manner don't fight

[Man’s NOT Barry Roux @AdvoBarryRoux]

Nigerian MPs at the Pan African Parliament trying to bully South African MPs, accusing South Africans of being xenophobics that need to be investigated but South African MPs were having none of it & told Nigerians where to get off...

[ĥųşĥ Ĩ`ϻ ∂ ƼαίηϮ @Amukelani7]

@KwantumSash She's happy... Must she cry

[ĥųşĥ Ĩ`ϻ ∂ ƼαίηϮ @Amukelani7]

@_Tee__G Well spoken leader... We will vote anyway

[Born-in-SA🇿🇦 @_Tee__G]

Herman Mashaba must not pay a single cent to influencers to Campaign ActionSA, especially here on X.

Patriots’ votes are NOT for sale. ✊🏽🔥

We South Africans are ready to do it for FREE. 🇿🇦🔥

[ĥųşĥ Ĩ`ϻ ∂ ƼαίηϮ @Amukelani7]

@Kgoshigadi_TT Ulava yini outside South Africa especially Africa...

[NewsunplugSA @NewsunplugSA]

Business owner who's premises was inspected by law enforcement said he's closing because of the government.
#southafrica #Newsupdate

[Bongekile Mthembu🇿🇦 @_Bongekile_]

What’s your take on having your entire family living on the same property?

Grandparents, parents, siblings… everyone in their own house but all in the same yard?

[Herman Mashaba @HermanMashaba]

🚆 A CITY THAT MOVES IS A CITY THAT GROWS

Today, I joined the @Radio702 Walk the Talk, where many participants chose to travel into Johannesburg's Inner City by train. It was a powerful reminder that when public transport is reliable, affordable, and safe, people will use it.

Government must invest in a reliable, affordable, and modern train system that South Africans can depend on. Investing in rail infrastructure is an investment in economic growth, job creation, reduced traffic congestion, and safer, more connected communities. A world-class economy requires a world-class public transport system.

#OperationFixJoburg
#UnfinishedBusiness

[ĥųşĥ Ĩ`ϻ ∂ ƼαίηϮ @Amukelani7]

@_Tee__G No. They must go home and fix their economy. Those people are many and keep making babies. America must do something about this.

[Born-in-SA🇿🇦 @_Tee__G]

Nigerians are Doctors, engineers and anything u could think of. The world is jealous of them 🤣

[Judaeda Blanco @Judaeda3]

Selling fake and dirty water to the South Africans and patriots forced her to drink the water.

[Our City News @OurCityNews]

A view of Johannesburg from the train as Walk the Talk participants travelled between Ellis Park and Park Station on July 26, 2026. The journey offered a glimpse of the city from a different perspective.
#702WTT #JoziMyJozi #LetsWalkTheTalk #702WalkTheTalk

[Yusuf Abramjee @Abramjee]

The Rise and Fall of Adv Andrea Johnson:

President Cyril Ramaphosa has accepted the immediate resignation of Advocate Andrea Johnson as head of the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC), bringing a dramatic end to her tenure at the helm of one of South Africa’s key anti-corruption bodies.

Johnson’s resignation follows a bruising three days before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry, where she faced sustained and often intense questioning over IDAC’s handling of several high-profile investigations, particularly those involving SAPS Crime Intelligence.

During her testimony, she made a number of concessions, contradicted aspects of earlier evidence, and withdrew certain allegations.

One of the most significant moments came when Johnson was forced to apologise and retract her claim that Brigadier Dineo Mokwele had been a “token appointment” who lacked the necessary qualifications.

Evidence presented before the commission showed that Mokwele held multiple relevant qualifications, including a degree in industrial engineering and mechatronics.

Her appearance before the commission also renewed scrutiny over other aspects of her leadership.

Public interest groups and political parties accused Johnson of failing to recuse herself from a recruitment process involving her husband, a SAPS Crime Intelligence brigadier, raising concerns about a possible conflict of interest.

Critics also said that IDAC had used criminal prosecutions to deal with what should have been internal police labour disputes, while it was claimed she had misled Parliament during an appearance at the Ad Hoc Committee.

At one stage during her testimony at the commission, Johnson invoked her constitutional right against self-incrimination when questioned about other intelligence-related matters.

In her resignation letter to the National Director of Public Prosecutions and the Presidency, Johnson requested an immediate release from office, saying the past five months had been marked by unprecedented attacks on her integrity, character and professional ability.

Her career spanned more than 26 years within the National Prosecuting Authority.

She previously served as Acting Special Director of the Priority Crimes Litigation Unit, led organised crime prosecutions, and formed part of the prosecution teams in several landmark cases, including the Oscar Pistorius murder trial and the corruption trial of former National Police Commissioner Jackie Selebi.

Johnson was appointed by President Ramaphosa in February 2022 to lead IDAC, with the mandate of strengthening South Africa’s fight against corruption and state capture.

Her resignation marks a significant development for both the NPA and the country’s anti-corruption efforts, as questions remain over the future direction and leadership of the specialised unit.

Johnson is expected to return to the commission today.

She still needs to account on various issues.

@pule_jones

[ĥųşĥ Ĩ`ϻ ∂ ƼαίηϮ @Amukelani7]

@cleangovernan And they won't buy at this shop.

[Blame it on OG @Menzi_Majolah]

A beautiful South African owned spaza shop 🫶

[ActionSA Limpopo @ActionSA_LP]

Thobela badudi ba Limpopo

Re sa le mema gape ka di 11 July 2026. Etlang le keteke le rena ge re tla be re tsebiša bakgethwa ba rena ba bomasepala ba Mopani le Vhembe.

#ActionSA #Limpopo #ReadyForAction #2026LGE #Mopani #Vhembe

[☥ Nkosenye wa Alkebulan ☥ 🇿🇦🇵🇸🇮🇷 @IAmNkosenye]

@SundayTimesZA Tony Leon’s Resolve Communications is the modern-day Bell Pottinger of South Africa and now eyeing Helen Zille as the meal ticket to loot City of Johannesburg.