"If you want to see sellouts , call for a revolution and see all your black leaders speaking against it because it will disrupt their comfort. As we speak , some are preparing for Durban July. The masses must lead the revolution!"
Credit to @Mokone_Dimphoo
@Msosha5@sbu_sbuda90174@PhakelaMthakath Excellent point. Ubuhlakani kwezepolitiki bubonakala ngokuthi umuntu akwazi ukubona lapho isitha siniqhatha.
The enemy will not rest when there is unity in the movement
உணவு சமைத்த பின் பிரஷர் குக்கரை தண்ணீரில் நனையும்படியோ தண்ணீருக்கு பக்கத்திலோ வைக்க வேண்டாம்..
அது மிகப்பெரும் ஆபத்து எச்சரிக்கையாக இருங்கள்.
அனைவருக்கும் பகிருங்கள் .🙏
@marcus_herve Meanwhile they live a red carpet lifestyle while their citizens suffer in extreme poverty to the extent of leaving their homesteads heading to SA.
Once here, they put pressure on our health, education and other services sectors...#Abahambe
SAPS Celebrates Hillbrow Constable's PhD Achievement
A 30-year-old Nkandla-born police officer, Constable (Dr) Lindokuhle Ngcobo, stationed at SAPS Hillbrow in Johannesburg, is drawing attention for his rare combination of academic excellence and frontline policing.
Serving in the Crime Prevention Unit, Dr Ngcobo is involved in monitoring crime hotspots, responding to robbery incidents, tracking suspects, and supporting intelligence-driven operations within the South African Police Service (SAPS).
His academic record is extensive, holding a PhD in Policy and Development Studies, a Master of Social Science in Public Policy, Honours in Public Policy, and a Bachelor of Social Science from the University of KwaZulu-Natal.
He completed his doctorate in 2025, focusing on the lived experiences of women with disabilities and policy responses during COVID-19 lockdown levels 5 to 3 in the City of Johannesburg.
Before joining the police service, he worked as a policy researcher at the Department of Community Safety, where he developed an interest in public safety and governance.
He later enrolled in the Basic Policing Development Learning Programme at the 3 SAI Kimberley Academy as part of Project 10 000’s 2022 intake, before formally joining SAPS.
Reflecting on his career shift, Ngcobo said policing offered him a direct way to engage with real-world social challenges such as inequality, gender-based violence, and youth crime, while contributing to safer communities.
He believes young officers with academic training can help modernise policing through research-driven approaches, digital innovation, and improved community engagement.
Dr Ngcobo has encouraged young people during Youth Month to consider careers in SAPS, saying it offers discipline, growth, and an opportunity to serve society meaningfully.
🇿🇦🇷🇼 “Take responsibility and stop sending your people illegally to SA and then blame SA”. ~ Rwanda minister of foreign affairs, Olivier Jean Patrick Nduhungirehe, tells African countries.
Let's come in our numbers and give what we can to the course of our nation.
The next generation and the rest to come will appreciate what we are doing to leave behind a better place for them!
Let's CONTRIBUTE pls!