Sudáfrica tenía Energía Nuclear e hicieron el primer transplante de corazón del mundo
Echaron a los blancos
Hoy rompen tuberías de agua para beber
No sé si me explico
Going live at 4 pm CET / 10 am EST. On the agenda:
🔸 Binance hack
🔸 Treasure hunt seed phrase + passphrase reveal (The bounty was 181,000 sats)
🔸 RBF replay
Drop in and say hi 👋
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A few updates from us:
We have released v2 of our tool Zero Breach Toolkit, which now includes Windows, Linux, and MAC apps for those who were struggling with using the terminal and Python.
You can download them here: https://t.co/lPcGP6L5jJ
We have upgraded it to find more traces of israeli spyware (around 900 new fingerprints), and it can now check if your phone has had Cellebrite used on it, which is frequently used by governments when they seize your devices at border crossings.
Report any issues to us on Github or Telegram.
We have also finished adding 5,100 video to the archive, node map, and geolocation maps + expanded our https://t.co/L4spHxfgf6 to include more Brazilian entities trackced.
God bless.
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This is South Africa from 2010 to 2026.
16 years of "progress".
There are more racial laws in South Africa aimed against white people than there were during Apartheid.
This will be the future of America if the Democrats are not stopped.
Nelson Mandela was a radical Marxist, terrorist, and murderer. He impoverished millions of Africans in his bloodthirsty lust for power. He is one of the few 20th century men who destroyed an entire country. History will soon catch up to what he was.
Cape Town’s Foreshore is getting a tall new neighbour with 94 apartments, 7 penthouses and a 5-star hotel with 155 hotel rooms valued at R2.5 billion😮🏙️
Senzo Tsabedze, founder and executive chairman of Afrirent Holdings, secured a long-term lease of the 1680m2 site from the City of Cape Town in 2024. The 35-storey mixed-use building will sit snugly right next to the CTICC 2 in Cape Town. Construction is set to begin in April next year.
Afrirent Holdings is putting R2.5 billion of private money into it, with the City of Cape Town backing the project.
Development Details:
• Development name: ThirtyFour18 (named after the building’s geographic coordinates)
• Developer: Indalo Hotels and Leisure Group (subsidiary of Afrirent Holdings)
• Location: Heerengracht Street, Foreshore, in front of CTICC 2
• Development mix: 94 apartments, 7 penthouses, 155-room 5-star hotel, 4 floors of premium-grade office space, retail
• Height: 35 storeys
• Amenities: gym and spa, rooftop restaurant, sky bar and swimming pool (the developer hopes to secure a Michelin-starred restaurant), another restaurant on floor 6, co-working and meeting spaces on floor one that connect to the CTICC
• Engineering: about 90 piles, each roughly 27m deep, on a tight site squeezed between the CTICC and a busy arterial road
• Job creation: +- 2,500 during construction and 400 permanent
• Timeline: concept revealed 26 October 2026, public launch January 2027, construction from 22 April 2027 (subject to approvals), completion April 2031
For decades, the Foreshore has been the part of town people drive through on their way somewhere else, and it empties out after office hours. The City says it wants Cape Town to run as a 24-hour economy. If that’s going to happen, you need people living right next to the convention centre.
Pricing and floor plans aren't available yet, and a lot can change over a four-year build. I’ll share pricing as soon as it’s out.
Would you live on the Foreshore? Let me know in the comments.
JUST IN: An ISRAELI man was arrested in Thailand after luring and POISONING women with DRUG-SPIKED CAKE, RAPING them, and FILMING the abuses.
@grok confirm