#UberEats my order was not delivered. Receipt shows different delivery address. #Ubereats You make it so difficult to message you. Last time I am using you and warning all of you out there...#DonotuseUbereats.
@sontondlovu Took the words right out of my mouth... I also have an 18year old boy and right now I am scared for him.
Yes defence must do what defence must do (bar rudeness)... Legal age, could have woken up and agreed, where is our moral compass? This is the 2nd highest cop in the country.
@timothymaurice I remember this story, I remember his trip to Boston too.
Keep soaring Thabo and God bless you Timothy.
May the institute identify and mentor mamy Thabos
@AntonEberhard@mteton@Eskom_SA We haven’t quite forgotten your prior statements on the matter and his integrity… please circle back and then position a new agenda.
Ga twe study group?🤣
Anyway... Crocodile tears from the Chief Whip! 🐊😭
Saying you are "sympathetic" to the National Commissioner while your party actively drafts a parliamentary report to hang him for a "constitutional lapse" is peak political gaslighting.
Ntuli conveniently leaves out why Gen. Masemola and other civil servants are forced into this impossible dilemma. It wasn't a natural disaster, it was an unlawful, ultra vires directive deliberately issued by an ANC Cabinet Minister.
You can't publicly offer "sympathy" to a civil servant for being caught in a constitutional hostage situation when your own political principal is the one holding the gun.
The Chief Whip frames this as a noble choice between the Constitution and a career. But we know from the sworn #MadlangaCommission evidence exactly what happens when they do choose the Constitution.
When Masemola pushed back, stalling the PKTT disbandment to protect witnesses and escalating the crisis directly to @PresidencyZA (@CyrilRamaphosa) he was met with deafening executive silence. The system is deliberately rigged to destroy the civil servant whether they comply or resist.
Let’s look at what the ANC's "sympathy" actually looks like in practice:
(1) The Politician (Mchunu): Engineers the constitutional crisis, breaks the law, and gets rewarded with a taxpayer-funded sabbatical on "special leave."
(2) The Cop (Masemola): Forced to navigate the unconstitutional landmine, begs the President for help, and gets fed to an Ad Hoc Committee as a political scapegoat.
South Africans do not need the ANC Study Group's hollow "sympathy." We need executive accountability. If the Chief Whip genuinely cares about the burden placed on civil servants, he wouldn't be crying for them in parliamentary study groups, he would be demanding the President invoke Section 91(2) to immediately fire the rogue Senzo who forced them into this illegal trap in the first place.