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[Easy @Easylocksmith27]

@SizweMpofuWalsh Sizwe, when are you bringing Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng plz?

[Easy @Easylocksmith27]

@MDNnewss He is arrogant this one. Who says that about the Law. One day they will humble him.

[News24 🇿🇦 @News24]

AI’s decimation of call centre jobs has begun.

https://t.co/OnHvhMWtIf

[Easy @Easylocksmith27]

@HoChiMin001 @IOL Firstly, that is illegal. We don’t want to have a country like Zim or Nigeria. You don’t know what you’re asking for.

[Sazi @zak_makaveli]

Molweni guys, my friend and I have built this new website called https://t.co/EBbVs8C08y, it is for finding salons, barbershops, nail techs and makeup artists. @MzansiSalons

It’s still new so anyone who does anything beauty related can sign up by choosing Become A Host.

[Easy @Easylocksmith27]

@ThfcConnoisseur @basiiie_nd Don’t do that

[Olúwatósìn Olaseinde @tosinolaseinde]

The “Maluleke Sisters” usually refers to three high-profile South African sisters Tsakani Maluleke, Basani Maluleke, and Refilwe Maluleke who became prominent leaders in business, finance, and public service in South Africa.

They grew up in Soshanguve, north of Pretoria, during the final years of apartheid. Their mother was a teacher and their father a human-rights lawyer, and education was heavily emphasized at home. According to interviews, their parents moved them out of township schools because of political unrest and police raids during the 1980s.

Here’s why they became well known:
•Tsakani Maluleke became the first woman to serve as Auditor-General of South Africa, overseeing public-sector audits and government accountability.
•Basani Maluleke made history as the first Black woman CEO of a commercial bank in South Africa when she led African Bank. She is widely recognized in South African finance and corporate leadership circles.
•Refilwe Maluleke built a career in branding and strategy, working with companies like SAB, TBWA, and later Discovery Health/Vitality.

The sisters are often discussed in South African media as an example of upward mobility through education, discipline, and professional achievement.

[Easy @Easylocksmith27]

I just want to make new friends and travel the world.

[Joe Kent @joekent16jan19]

After much reflection, I have decided to resign from my position as Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, effective today.

I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing war in Iran. Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation, and it is clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby.

It has been an honor serving under @POTUS and @DNIGabbard and leading the professionals at NCTC.

May God bless America.

[Daily Maverick @dailymaverick]

South African scientists outperform heavyweights Princeton, Oxford and Stanford in Antarctic research https://t.co/zvbJcItgw4

[Simon Maechling @simonmaechling]

X isn't free speech.
It's monetized disinformation.

[Easy @Easylocksmith27]

@Newzroom405 Well done Judiciary

[Easy @Easylocksmith27]

@SizweMpofuWalsh @_SMWX Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng

[Ash Müller @Askash]

You thought Club Med was a massive project for the North Coast of KwaZulu-Natal, but have you heard about the R50 billion city being developed?!😱

Zimbali, as we know it, is about to transform into a luxurious city on the coast. Developed by IFA Hotels & Resorts (IFAHR), they will now build the Zimbali Marina and The Zimbali Country Estate with over 1000 residential units, located across the N2 from Zimbali Lakes.

Over the past two decades, R30 billion has already been invested in Zimbali Coastal Resort and Zimbali Lakes Resort (under construction). Zimbali Lakes includes the Ernie Els Signature Course, which opened in April 2025.

The above, paired with the newest phases (Zimbali Marina and Zimbali Country Estate), brings this project’s total development cost to R50 billion.

It’s all giving Dubai vibes, but I am here for it. It’s great to see the North magnetising so much future investment. I am hoping that this actually ends up happening… And that Club Med will be a catalyst for more resorts to set up shop in this area as well. There are many neighbouring land parcels here that are undeveloped and brimming with potential.

The weather here is excellent year-round, and Cape Town has become expensive. The Mother City could do with some coastal competition in the real estate market.

The Zimbali Marina project will boost tourism and fishing/commercial activities, while providing world-class residential units. The Zimbali Country Estate will launch next year.

What do you think of this Marina development for KZN?

[small waist, pretty face 🫦 @oddettem]

One of my friends went completely silent for a whole YEAR. She locked in, chose God, chose sobriety, and didn’t look back. Now she’s in her new home, driving her new car, running her own hair studio/school.
When God says “detach,” you don’t owe anyone a reason. You just surrender. I never took her silence personal, and watching the blessings that followed her obedience has been beautiful.

[faith 🤎 @_renaey_xx]

Guys, do not be fooled, LLB is one of the most versatile career paths, the opportunities that this qualification opens are a lot. If you’re studying your LLB, I’m here to reassure you that you made a good decision and that you are on the right path.

[a visionary 🪬 @zithobemacheli]

serinity in the midlands 🤍

[Mfundo Ngcobo @_Mfundoo]

Checked - In

[Easy @Easylocksmith27]

@Lord_Marven1 Nothing to laugh about here. They must all go to jail.