Tshawekazi ✨️

●Cricket and Tennis any day
● @KaizerChiefs ✌🏾● @LFC 🔴 ● Trust in the Lord and don't despair He is a Friend so true! ●

[Tshawekazi ✨️ @Aveewear1]

OMW Bavuma and Morkel 😅😅😅 I can't stop laughing 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂

[Tshawekazi ✨️ @Aveewear1]

Phakathi inside 🙏🏾

Happy 2026, everyone 💫✨️

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

Liverpool FC will retire the number 20 jersey across all levels of the club in honour and memory of Diogo Jota.

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

Liverpool Football Club are devastated by the tragic passing of Diogo Jota.

[Buffalo City Insider @buffalo_insider]

The SA Navy in Oxford an hour ago 🎖📍

[Kate Nokwe @This_Kate]

Lungi Ngidi on the criticism this current Proteas team has received from former players.

#TestChampions #ProteasReturn

[Proteas Men @ProteasMenCSA]

Welcome home, World Champions 🇿🇦🏆!

A hero’s return for our ICC World Test Champions, our Proteas men's team 🔥💪!

Greeted with pride and celebration, the team touched down to a warm public reception and a special welcome from Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie 🇿🇦.

A moment of national pride for a team that made history 🏏💚💛.

#WozaNawe

[Cricinfo @cricinfo]

🇿🇦, the mace has landed

[TM African School of Public &International Affairs @MbekiSchool]

Join us in celebrating former President Thabo Mbeki's 83rd birthday! 🎂🎁🎊🎉

#ThaboMbeki #Mbeki83 #mbekibirthday

[Tshawekazi ✨️ @Aveewear1]

@Cadbury_SA ha.a Cadbury there's no way a whole nut chocolate ibe plain kanje 😩

[Tshawekazi ✨️ @Aveewear1]

Dear @Cadbury_SA I really love the wholenut cadbury chocolate. Please make sure every block has a nut in it.

[Thabo Mbeki Foundation @TMFoundation_]

Today, we celebrate the life and legacy of President Thabo Mbeki, a remarkable African leader, thinker, and pan-African visionary who played a pivotal role in shaping South Africa's transition to democracy and the continent's development.

Mbeki was born in the Eastern Cape to Govan and Epainette Mbeki, both dedicated fighters for liberation. From a young age, he was immersed in the politics of resistance. He joined the African National Congress (ANC) Youth League at the age of 14. By his late teens, he had gone into exile to continue the fight against apartheid.

During his time in exile, Mbeki developed his political ideas. He earned a Master’s degree in Economics from the University of Sussex in the UK. He also moved up within the ANC, becoming an important figure in its international diplomacy and a close advisor to President Oliver Tambo.

After the unbanning of political organisations in 1990, Mbeki returned to South Africa and played a significant role in the negotiations that led to the establishment of democracy. He served as Deputy President under President Nelson Mandela from 1994 to 1999 and then became President of South Africa from 1999 to 2008.

As President, Mbeki promoted the African Renaissance, helped establish the African Union (AU), and worked to increase South Africa’s influence globally through economic diplomacy and peacebuilding across the continent. His presidency focused on economic growth, infrastructure, and regional integration, though it faced criticism for his approach to HIV/AIDS.

Since leaving office, Mbeki has continued to serve the continent through the Thabo Mbeki Foundation, which focuses on leadership, dialogue, and the renewal of Africa.

Today, we celebrate not just a birthday but a life of extraordinary leadership, unwavering dedication, and enduring service.

As our Patron, your continued commitment to the renewal of our continent and the importance of Africans telling their own stories inspires us deeply. Even in your latter years, your wisdom, vision, and passion remain a guiding light for generations to come.

We cannot wait to celebrate you and all that you represent! #Mbeki83

[ICC @ICC]

The attitude 😎

#WTC25

[Eems @NaeemahBenjamin]

Song of the year 🕺🎶

[Maps Maponyane @MapsMaponyane]

Nothing to see here, just the Proteas enjoying every bit of their success 🇿🇦🙌🏾

[ICC @ICC]

The class of South Africa's #WTC25 triumph 📸🤩

[Ecнo oғ тнe Ғırѕт🇿🇦🇧🇼🇵🇸 @KwenaYaBagopa]

Smith, Kallis, Boucher & AB resisted transformation, prioritised their clique above the team, and created a culture of entitlement where they even threatened retirement if selection didn’t go their way. Bavuma is the antithesis of what they stood for, this can never be for them.

[Thulani @Capone_Elect]

There’s really a generation of kids that have only seen Springbok and Proteas glory and a Bafana resurgence…spoiled brats

[ICC @ICC]

The history-makers at the historic balcony 🤩

South Africa soak it all in at Lord’s 😍

#WTC25

[Eems @NaeemahBenjamin]

“SA doesn’t deserve to be in the final”
“SA will choke again”
“It was a fluke win”
“Bavuma must sit this one out”
“He shouldn’t be there”
“Australia will thrash them”

Bavuma to all the doubters:

[Cricinfo @cricinfo]

Temba Bavuma led from the front 👊