Bakang

Optimist🙏

[Vuyo Zungula MP 🇿🇦 @ZungulaVuyo]

We have written to the Speaker for the National Assembly to hold a Parliamentary inquiry into Rand Manipulation.

[Bakang @Bakzyi]

@kabelodick O maaka you loved every second of it lol! Bona le smile sa teng lol! Looks like y'all had mad fun. 🍻 to more of those.

[Bakang @Bakzyi]

@Matt_Pinner "The Voice" Whitney Houston

[Lerato Pillay 🇿🇦💎🇿🇦 @LeratoPillayZA]

Ke nako

[Patriot Number 1 @Patriotic0324]

Basotho ke Magodu, we are in Lesotho 🇱🇸 to identify one of our company car "Quantum GLE", which was hijacked in Soshanguve 3yrs back, now found in Lesotho.

[Bakang @Bakzyi]

@Johnmorap1 @renoomokri Such a long essay only to miss the point completely, smh! No wonder we end up lumping all Nigerians as bad visitors.

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

African King Who Almost Bankrupted Britain For Killing 2.4 Million Of Bunyoro People.

“I am sure they can afford it, I think they spent much in Iraq. But it's their problem. If the British had not destroyed our kingdom, today we would be a superpower and even tell America Shut up"

In 2004, Rukirabasaija Solomon Gafabusa Iguru I, the omukama of Bunyoro―a kingdom in western Uganda―at the time had never forgiven the British for the disposition of his grandfather, Chwa II Kabalega, and for stealing his cattle during a five-year war in the 1890s.

The report on Telegraph in 2004 states: “Dressed in his blue velvet coronation robes, richly embroidered in white and gold, the king peered down from one of his thrones yesterday and condemned the “colonial terrorism” of Queen Victoria’s government.

"The British burned down houses, destroyed crops and introduced syphilis to my people,” the king said “They were responsible for the deaths of 2.4 million people. Moreover, they stole my grandfather’s cattle and ivory.

It is not what we expected from civilized people. What they did then is no different to what al-Qa’eda is doing today,” he added.

The king and his courtiers were said to have retained lawyers in both Uganda and Britain and were planning to begin proceedings, possibly in London.

On how the £3.7 trillion figure was arrived at, Telegraph states that it was by the king’s private secretary, Yolamu Nsamba, who read economics at the University of Hull. Nsamba noted that the figure reflected only the costs of an initial suit based on possessions looted.

Were the Bunyoro to have won the amount claimed, it would have been the equivalent of every Briton, at the time, paying out more than £60,000 and the British Government would have been forced to nationalise private companies.

This would have meant that the economy of the western world would have probably been plunged into depression. Bunyoro’s then 800,000 subjects, however, would have received £4.63 million each.

The evidence for the case―as detailed by the Telegraph―rests largely on contemporary military field notes, diaries, and dispatches by colonial officers in Uganda at the time.

[#TheUncapturedActivist ✊🏿 @AneleMda]

Not in South Africa but everywhere in the world, Nigerians are nothing but a bunch of sickening criminals and corrupt thugs

The Pan Afrikanist stupid mob will never speak on such issues

[PutSouthAfricansFirst 🇿🇦 @JeffDumisani]

Patriots, stop giving money on these people on our street corners. They are stealing kids in Zimbabwe Malawi and come illegal in SA, begging money all over our road traffic lights.
By the way, where are those so-called @SAHRCommission !!
@HomeAffairsSA they must be deported back

[JambaseMsuthu @MsuthuJambase]

@destinyzee They are confessing to human trafficking. We have so many missing people in SA especially girls

@Leon_Schreib

[Ofentse 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🫧🫧 @Ofs5B]

The WORLD 🌎 can't be wrong about NIGERIANS and their disgusting behaviour in foreign countries!! All self-respecting countries must ban these drug traffickers. Let's shame and isolate these criminals.

We'll not keep quiet anymore!!

[Azania @azania1023]

Dear Patriots

These are Nigerian Criminals who are hiding in South Africa.

Please Retweet until relevant authorities sees them. Our country cannot be a haven for criminals.

[GOD GULUVA @Zweli_Thixo]

You chow R30k pot today, you actually losing half a Million Rands when you are 65. This is what I have tried to explain.

[Lerato Pillay 🇿🇦💎🇿🇦 @LeratoPillayZA]

#ProtectionFee
Mr Senzo Mchunu things have gotten out of hand. Stop handling criminals with kid's gloves.

[Bakang @Bakzyi]

@nyebe_official 💔

[Rahul SA 🇿🇦 @Rahul_AJ_1990]

The DA & SA Parliament are disgusting for allowing Renaldo Gouws to sit in Parly.

But I'm even more disappointed with other MPs. If I was there, I was going to stand up & say: "I refuse to share a space with this vile racist cretin who calls Black people k****rs."

Evict him!

[Bianca van Wyk @BiancavanWyk16]

Update: Crime in 🇿🇦 - Farm killings in Limpopo

MANKWENG : Zachariah Olivier, Rudolph De Wet and William Musora have made their first appearance before the Mankweng Magistrate’s Court today.

Olivier and De Wet are facing two charges of pre – meditated murder and one count of attempted murder among other charges.

Accused number 3, William Musora is accused of being an accomplice in the matter.

[iScathulo SePhara 👞 @ISephara]

Dear South Africans when you report illegal immigrants to Home Affairs, please give full precise details to make it easy for authorities
For example:
"71 Smith Road, Gold Flats, Flat number 103.
There are 3 males & 2 females.
They are Nigerian.
They are there between 6pm to 7am"

[Bianca van Wyk @BiancavanWyk16]

So your 13 year old son is accused of assaulting and raping an 11 year old girl in December 2020; you send him to high school in January 2021. The case against your son get’s withdrawn in June 2023 based on psychiatric reports.

AND in 2024, you are in court again because your 17 year old son allegedly murdered a 16 year old girl in the same high school you sent him to.

Where we can agree that the State failed the 11 year old and the 16 year old girls; parents that put other children at risk should be held accountable.