PROFFESOR

[PROFFESOR @Gee08071288]

@owen69beck @SiphoMbanjwa5 @ThandekaLo what a great question, i doubt he will come back to answer

[The Non Biased One! @Magatsheni90722]

The world can learn a thing or 2 from South Africans, on how to deal with illegal foreigners, these people are actually voluntarily leaving the country that they entered illegally!!! Well done South Africa 🇿🇦 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[The Green Lantern 💚 🇿🇦 @Mr_LiverpoolX]

The colored community is quiet about illegal immigrants. But are the first to cry that they are being excluded and looked down upon. Their job is to cry cry cry. When it's time to fight for the country, they are nowhere to be seen! When we win, they will demand a share 🤢

[Senator Shehu Sani @ShehuSani]

South Africans are not happy that the US withdrew funding for HIV prevention and https://t.co/2BkPCPqBOJ can you reject foreigners but crave for foreign funding?

[Former Kleva Black🇿🇦 🇿🇦#FreeCongo#FreeSudan @SneKhumaloSA]

Im so glad I woke up from that Pan Africanism delusion that I was obsessed with at varsity..

Yabona wena Wits lol

[Gracious Onuoha @grayshurz]

EARLY SIGNS THAT HE IS NOT A PROVIDER:

1. He only invests when it's convenient for him.
He'll spend on things he enjoys but becomes "careful" when it comes to you, your comfort, or the relationship.

2. He avoids responsibility.
Everything is someone else's fault his boss, his family, the economy, his ex. A provider takes ownership.

3. He expects praise for basic effort.
If buying you lunch feels like a major sacrifice to him, pay attention.

4. He is comfortable watching you struggle.
A provider may not always solve your problems, but he doesn't sit back and ignore them either.

5. He is generous with words but stingy with actions.
"One day I'II take care of you."
"Just wait until I make it."
Years later, nothing changes.

6. He competes with you
Instead of celebrating your wins, he feels threatened by them.

7. He lacks financial discipline.
A man doesn't need to be rich to be a provider. But if he earns money and immediately wastes it, that's a red flag.

8. He keeps score.
If every favor comes with a receipt, he's not giving he's trading.

9. He prioritizes image over stability.
Designer clothes. Luxury lifestyle. No savings. No plan. No consistency.

10. He only shows up when things are easy.

[Leko_Dunga @DungaLeko]

😅😅😅😅

[KennaGape🇿🇦 @KennaGape]

Hi @Princymthombeni is the anyway we can forward this info to @HomeAffairsSA to support the ZEP cancellation

[Hlophe Gcina @Gcinahlophe24]

What's stopping Africans from loving their countries like SouthAfricans.

[Baron Cohen Ke🇰🇪 @cohen_baron2]

After sex you have to text her and ask if she enjoyed It. Keep her reply as receipt of service because rape accusations can emerge at any time!

[Chipo Dendere @drDendere]

Without South Africa’s help many Zimbabwean families woukd have starved. Our highest remittance flows inclusive of cash and inkind are from South Africa. The zimbabwe permits are a generous gift. The South African economy is shrinking and poverty is high. These factors matter.

[Nhlanhla Sbusiso Mkhwanazi @africans80288]

‼️The "Arrest Ultimatum" and Standoff

Let’s break it down:

Intel: A 48-hour deadline set by #IDAC to place both Mkhwanazi and Khumalo in police cells.

Law abiding citizens: Khumalo report to the Brooklyn Police Station in Pretoria as instructed. Mkhwanazi took the proactive step of arriving at the station himself to #IDAC investigators to arrest him too if they were looking for him.

Denial: IDAC did not show up to execute any warrants and officially issued a statement dismissing the reports, maintaining that no arrest warrants had been issued against Khumalo.

Aftermath: a) #IDAC intentionally dragging Khumalo’s name through the mud. b) Institutional war which is setting an unprecedented institutional showdown within the South African criminal justice system. c) The plot thickens to protect drug cartels, criminal syndicates and roque law enforcement officers who are moonlighting for the criminals.

#PKTT
#121dockets
#6July2025pressbriefing

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

To George and Laura, Bill and Hillary — we're grateful for your friendship, counsel, and devotion to this country. And to Joe and Jill, thank you for being on this journey with us.

[Naza✨ @_nazatrades]

Things traders think will make them profitable but usually don’t.

Thread 🧵

[Patriotic News🇿🇦 @PatrioticMedia1]

RWANDA TELLS AFRICAN COUNTRIES TO STOP BLAMING SOUTH AFRICA FOR THEIR IRRESPONSIBILITY
Rwandan minister of foreign affairs, Olivier Nduhungirehe, has told African countries to take responsibility and stop sending their people illegally to SA and then blame SA.

[Michael de Villiers @Mikedotcoza]

We said there was a crisis, the government said we are being xenophobic. Illegal immigrants are now revolting against the state.

[Esethu Hasane @lEsethuHasane]

Politics are interesting.

Rwanda is the first African country to publicly defend South Africa on the recent immigration debate.

[DREYLO @RealDreylo]

When a man sees too much, he becomes cautious. When he knows too much, he becomes silent. And when he understands too much, he becomes lonely.

[iScathulo SePhara 👞 @ISephara]

There are 10 000 Malawians stranded in Sherwood, Durban

Naledi Chirwa, a Malawian has ignored the cries of her fellow Malawian people

Chirwa earns over R1.2million a year but fails to donate food, clothes, blankets, or even water to her stranded Malawian fellows 💔

Heartless!

[Blanco 🇿🇦® @DineoDMufamadi]

I heard this and I thought maybe my ears were playing tricks on me!

He goes on further to say the SA security forces are ready to make sure there is no instability on the day…

There isn’t cops to investigate rape and murders, robberies and hijackings but there are cops to harass people who want to march for the betterment of their country?

South Ahhh we are cooked!

[Dr. Innocent Chauke @InnohChauke]

How did they get here?

You are a lawmaker; with all due respect, I don’t think you’re allowed to be this idiotic🙏🏾