@DBNMetroPolice your landline of 031 361 0000 isn't working properly. I can hear the operators but they can't hear me. I tried 9 times to ring them. Public intoxication & drinking on sidewalk at 35 Methven Road.
This interview is deeply disturbing. How are we descending into the abyss of lawlessness when taxis claim the right to prevent a car owner giving a lift to other people? Taxis have no right at all to infringe on this personal decision
Why don't the @SAPoliceService do something about the taxis when they drive like this?
Plenty of evidence on social media.
@IanCameron23
https://t.co/V6QB3odb4F
South Africa’s largest paramilitary force isn’t wearing camouflage. It’s driving Toyota Quantums.
The taxi industry operates with the firepower, discipline, and territorial control of an armed militia… except it answers to no constitution, no laws, and no courts.
Routes are patrolled with guns, rivals are eliminated with bullets, and disputes aren’t settled in boardrooms. They’re settled in morgues.
They shut down highways in minutes, block cities on demand, and negotiate with the government from a position of fear, not respect. They’ve killed more South Africans than most foreign insurgencies could dream of. And yet, the state treats them as an “essential service” because the truth is, the state has no control over them.
If another armed group behaved like this, we’d call it terrorism.
But here in South Africa, we call it “public transport.”
@GaytonMcK if these 2 can be sponsored R1million each to have fun then surely the Sports Ministry can help get this young athlete over to represent RSA 🇿🇦
#sports#SouthAfrica
A helpless farmer, Neil McKay, who was shot through the spine 20 years ago in a farm attack, was tied up in his wheelchair and cruelly strangled to death in a second attack.
They also murdered 3 of his dogs with knives.
Bongani Mkhwanazi (27) and Bokang Petrose Tasti (26) were sentenced to life and 15 years imprisonment each for the murder. Mkhwanazi was a former employee of Mckay’s, who was dismissed two weeks before the incident.
Ramaphosa lied directly to Trump’s face about not taking the land from the white people in South Africa. Here he is saying, “The land of our forefathers and foremothers must return to our people, without any fail and without any payment or compensation”.