Context matters :
14 million South Africans go to bed hungry every day.
28 million people are dependent on social grants and highest grant is R2400.
40.8 million people live below R2900 a month.
So there can be no job or business activity that should be undermined or dismissed as “crumbs” when people barely survive.
I have old clothes to give away to anyone in need i'm in Mokopane
Boy from 09-12 Years
Girl from size 28
Girls size 34 and 36
Man size 38 trousers and size 8 Shoes
This should upset you as a South African, we are being told by the people a part of this 200, that our concerns about our weak borders and influx of illegal immigrants is not an issue worth fighting for. They are telling us not to be “vigilantes” by fighting for the country they neglect.
Look at how much they pay to protect themselves and how much they pay to protect the country.
An average South African 🇿🇦earning between R20k to R50k a month pays almost half of their salary to the government. @sarstax
When we are done with illegal immigrationcrisis, there are some serious questions that this government MUST answer!!
#TaxRevoltSA
🚨Only a few companies, less than 10 companies are getting all SANRAL road maintenance tenders for all SANRAL roads across the country & at the center of all this is SANRAL CEO Reginald Demana.
These road maintenance tenders are being constantly extended to these same companies without any fair tender processes, & the 6 months extension alone from December 2025 to last month May 2026 for these tenders are valued at R3, 8 billion, so that means 3,8 billion to less than 10 companies in just 6 months.
I have the full list of these companies & their owners, along with each tender each of these companies got so I will be publishing all the details
I've already posted the extension notice request her in the pictures, recommended & signed by SANRAL CEO Reginald Demana, & approved by the former SANRAL Board Chairperson Themba Mhambi, so I will be publishing all the details of the companies & their tenders
By:#BaasKruger
I can confirm that I have received the documents containing detailed information on foreign nationals employed at South Africa's public universities.
According to the records, by 2025 there were more than 7,000 foreign academics employed across public universities, with Zimbabwean nationals accounting for 27% and Nigerians 14% of the total. The University of Johannesburg employed the highest number, with more than 1,400 foreign academics.
I am currently reviewing the extensive documentation and will publish a detailed article with a full breakdown soon.
Special thanks to Chairperson Hon. Letsie, MP, for authorizing the Secretary of the Portfolio Committee on Higher Education to share the documents, making this important information accessible for public scrutiny and reporting.