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Self Made, Self Employed, Self Paid!

[Q @Boyy_Wander]

@Zaddy_Bruh If he dies of overdose, who is being prosecuted?

[Q @Boyy_Wander]

Well done to @SAPoliceService for acting swiftly

[Sky News @SkyNews]

BREAKING: A man wanted in connection with the murder of a woman and her two children in Bedford has been arrested in South Africa, police there say

Read more: https://t.co/8qiCmwW8AU

[Q @Boyy_Wander]

@Pnolanmedia Where can I find them? I have a debt that needs to be collected

[SABC News @SABCNews]

CASE IN POINT | In 2024, at least 23 children nationwide died after eating snacks bought from spaza shops, with later deaths linked to toxic pesticides. Despite investigations, no one has been held responsible. For more news, visit https://t.co/TS6YUmN424

[Q @Boyy_Wander]

Bayede😂

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

You can always rely on Mikel Merino.

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

I am an African journalist who has covered the continent for 36 years. Today, I want to pay tribute to the South African Police Service for the professional manner in which it policed the anti-immigration protests on Tuesday.

More often than not, we have witnessed brazen and crude police brutality across Africa, from Zimbabwe to Uganda, Nigeria and Kenya. In some instances, the army has even been deployed against civilians, resulting in the killing of protesters, as happened in Zimbabwe in August 2018 and January 2019.

To see an African police service—not a police force—conduct itself with such discipline, professionalism, restraint and humanity is both refreshing and encouraging.
It is a reminder that effective policing does not require violence or brutality, but respect for the law, human dignity and the rights of citizens.

Many police services and forces across the continent could learn valuable lessons from the conduct of the South African Police Service. Maintaining public order and protecting lives are not mutually exclusive.

Well done, SAPS.

[BBC News (UK) @BBCNews]

More than 300 arrests in organised immigration crime crackdown https://t.co/1txezjYjqY

[Q @Boyy_Wander]

@Channel4News What is happening in South Africa is not entirely different from what we have seen in the UK. Not long ago, people in the UK were setting fire to hotels that were housing asylum seekers. South Africa is experiencing similar tensions around illegal immigration.

[eNCA @eNCA]

[BREAKING] Explosives have been seized at the Beitbridge border on a bus travelling from Malawi. The explosive cables are valued at around R100,000. A Malawian man has been arrested and detained in Musina. Tune in to #eNCA, channel #DStv403 for more updates.

[Q @Boyy_Wander]

@Solphendukaa The most important thing is that we’ve made progress by reaching the knockout stages for the first time. We can build on that. Now Bafana Bafana need to learn from their big brothers, the Springboks, about what it takes to become one of the world’s most successful teams.

[Q @Boyy_Wander]

@SizweDhlomo @UncleCul @SizweDhlomo bet R50k for SA to win 😁

[Q @Boyy_Wander]

@SciencetistT These people are clueless! They are complaining just for the sake of complaining without understanding the geopolitics of South African

[Proudly South African 🇿🇦 @SayEntrepreneur]

Sansle Bhengu eMlazi!!

South Africans arent lazy!!

[Home Office @ukhomeoffice]

New safe and legal routes will open for refugees through community sponsorship, refugee study and work routes.

Numbers will start small and be controlled, with strict screening and approved sponsors to ensure the system supports genuine refugees while preventing abuse.

[Manchester City @ManCity]

We've unveiled a refurbished community pitch in Soweto on South Africa's Youth Day alongside @Midea 🩵🇿🇦

Read more 🔗 https://t.co/cvOQcLkz2P