šØBREAKING: iShowSpeed reveals what really happened to his Cairo IRL stream in Egypt ā and why it was taken down ā while speaking during his Sahara stream in Algeria.
Towards the end of the Egypt stream, Speed rented a private boat and checked in advance whether the music being played would cause any copyright issues. After being reassured there would be no problems, the stream went ahead as planned.
Once the stream ended, Speed discovered that one of the Egyptian artists had copyright-claimed the entire VOD, attempting to take all ad revenue from the broadcast. What the artist didnāt realise is that YouTube allows creators to remove or replace copyrighted sections.
Speed removed the claimed audio, replaced it with copyright-free YouTube music, and re-uploaded the VOD. As a result, the final minutes of the Cairo stream now feature random stock music while Speedās original audio is muted ā after the attempted revenue grab failed.
South Africa is a movie 4 sho: Just few hours out of the country then boom, 1) Special Investigating Unit (SIU) raided Hangwani Maumela, who is linked to the Tembisa Hospital tender scandal, 2) police visited General Shadrack Sibiyaās house where they confiscated his laptop and four cellphones, 3) the chief of staff in minister Senzo Mnchunuās office, Cedric Nkabinde, called a press conference where he announced that his brother was assaulted by police officers wearing balaclavas, and 4) police commissioner, General Fannie Masemola, appeared before the Parliamentās ad hoc committee to answer tough questions about shenanigans within the SAPS following KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner, General Nhlanhla Mkhwanaziās allegations that some police officers are working with criminals and cartels.
Our country is on a knife edge.
Nathi Mthethwa was found dead in Paris days after he was implicated at the #MadlangaCommission & due to appear before Parliament. What are the chances that he committed suicide or was killed? We may never know. The dead, after all, cannot speak.
Taking money from the poor and claiming it as āprofitā highlights how SOEās are no longer serving their purpose which is to make sure that citizens receive services at a fair price⦠#LingOrmDiorAirportLook
ā Eskom is profitable again!
For the first time since 2017, Eskom has recorded a profit before tax of R23.9 billion, a major turnaround from last yearās R25.5 billion loss.
This was made possible by stronger performance across the board, including better plant reliability and lower fuel costs.
#EskomAnnualResultsFY2025 #Eskom