Gloria

[Commander!!! @maetsebane]

I trust social media Investigators soon she will be behind bars.

Tembisa people please help to locate this lady then the rest will be history…

[Gloria @Glorydutoit]

@TelkomZA Can u plz fix your network coverage in the area of Siyabuswa. Since yesterday the network is performing. We want to catch up on banyana-banyana

[Sir Lebona Cabonena @LCabonena]

A Zimbabwean driver was driving with what looked like a paper while lifting over 20 illegal immigrants who ran away when this patriot stopped this vehicle.

[ChrisExcel @ChrisExcel102]

Students are begging for allowances while money in the NSFAS is being looted? NSFAS boss Prof Hlengani Mathebula is living large.

Renting luxury spots for R50k/month, racking up R200k+ in just one month on hotels & travel …ALL without Finance Minister Godongwana’s approval 😭

[Tau e Tshehadi @D_Molatoli]

JUSTICE MBUYISELI MADLANGA'S JOURNEY

■ Born in a rural village of Njinji outside Mount Frere in the Eastern Cape on 27 March 1962.
■ Matriculated at Mariazell High School in Matatiele.
■ Got his BJuris at University of Transkei. Got his LLB at Rhodes University.
■ Lectured part time at Rhodes while working for the Department of Justice to fulfill bursary obligations. They paid fees for his LLB.
■ He then lectured full time for two years at Rhodes.
■ Graduated with an LLM Degree in Human Rights and Constitutional Law, Cum Laude, from University of Notre Dame in Indiana, USA.
■ He did his internship at Amnesty International at the Washington DC Office, USA.
■ Came back to South Africa and completed pupillage at the Johannesburg Bar. Went to practice at the Mthatha Bar.

■ In 1996, at the age of 34, he was appointed as a Judge of the Mthatha High Court, becoming the youngest Judge at the time.
■ At the age of 37, he was appointed Acting Judge of Appeal at the Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein.

Through the #MadlangaCommission we are in the hands an outstanding Jurist. Thank you Chair for your service. 🙏🏽🇿🇦🤍

[Limpopo Chronicle @LimChronicle]

𝗟𝗜𝗠𝗣𝗢𝗣𝗢 𝗠𝗨𝗡𝗜𝗖𝗜𝗣𝗔𝗟𝗜𝗧𝗬 𝗜𝗡𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗟𝗟𝗦 𝗖𝗔𝗠𝗘𝗥𝗔𝗦 𝗔𝗧 𝗦𝗧𝗢𝗣 𝗦𝗜𝗚𝗡𝗦

The Elias Motsoaledi Local Municipality in Sekhukhune, Limpopo, has installed surveillance cameras at selected stop streets signs to monitor motorists who fail to come to a complete stop.

The municipality says drivers who violate stop sign regulations may receive electronic notifications accompanied by photographic evidence of the alleged offence as part of efforts to improve road safety and encourage compliance with traffic laws.

#LimpopoChronicle

[Mavhu @holyash21]

Vukani Vukani Country duties

please kindly help me locate this rapist who raped my niece who is only 15 years old. My niece requested to Johannesburg along the way he cancelled the trip and tried to approach my niece, when my niece said she doesn't want he then forced himself to my niece. a rape case is open but I really need him. he drives white Hyundai Grand i10. staying around ivory park ext 15. My niece she is at hospital fighting for her life. I need to find this bastard.
my number is 0676831886"
Copied.

[Gloria @Glorydutoit]

@muanewa Makes the 2 of us. Its so damn boring without Dlangi Dlangi 😁

[Africa Research Desk @MightiJamie]

This man has a long record of funny money business.

[#PutSouthAfricansfirst @Patriot_S_A]

The community of Dennilton, particularly the GaMatlala Lehwelere Malaeneng section, was left alarmed on the evening of Sunday, 03 May 2026, after more than 400 undocumented foreign nationals were reportedly dropped off along the R573 road during the night.

According to reports, the group was later seen loitering around the village, seeking accommodation and assistance, which raised both safety and humanitarian concerns among residents.

In response, community members swiftly mobilised under the Malaeneng Community Forum and alerted the South African Police Service in Dennilton. Authorities acted promptly and were able to locate the individual on Monday 04 May 2026. It is understood that the group was taken into custody after it was established that they did not possess valid documentation permitting them to remain or work in South Africa.

Community leaders emphasised that the response was strictly community-led and not politically motivated, cautioning against any attempts to use the incident for political gain.

“This is a programme led by the Malaeneng Community Forum. No political party is involved, and no one should use this situation to campaign for votes,” a community statement read.

Further concern has emerged following allegations that some of the detained individuals had been working for extended periods on farms in the Toitskraal area. These claims have reignited debate around labour practices in the agricultural sector, with residents accusing certain employers of exploiting undocumented workers as a source of cheap labour.

Community members argue that such practises not only take advantage of vulnerable individuals seeking opportunities, but also place a strain on surrounding communities when workers are allegedly abandoned without transport, shelter, or legal support.

Residents are now calling for stronger enforcement measures, including stricter farm inspections, tougher penalties for employers who unlawfully hire undocumented workers, and improved coordination between immigration authorities, labour inspectors, and law enforcement agencies.

At the same time, community leaders have urged residents to remain calm and act within the confines of the law, stressing that all concerns should be addressed through proper legal channels.

The incident has once again brought attention to broader socio-economic challenges facing the country, including unemployment, migration pressures, and the urgent need for accountability within key industries.

Authorities are expected to continue investigations into both the immigration status of those detained and the allegations surrounding employment practices in the farming sector.

[Gloria @Glorydutoit]

@FlyingFishSA Flying Fish

[Newzroom Afrika @Newzroom405]

Government is responding to a University of the Free State study that detected endocrine-disrupting chemicals in some sanitary pads and panty liners sold in South Africa. The social protection cluster, co-chaired by Minister of Health Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, will clarify the health implications and address public concerns. The briefing will explore what the findings mean for consumers and what regulatory steps may follow. @sholwana_z is at the GCIS in Pretoria.

Watch: https://t.co/vS1FtGCq9R

#Newzroom405

[Man’s NOT Barry Roux @AdvoBarryRoux]

Let us annoy Sibiya. Who do you take serious between General Shadrack Sibiya & General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi.

Repost For Mkhwanazi Like For Sibiya

[Gloria @Glorydutoit]

@Benzo_Ndlovu You r lucky. Some of us r paying R320 on the side of the cowntry

[Gloria @Glorydutoit]

I recently visited the Absa Menlyn branch nearby and had a great experience. The staff Florence Serwadi was helpful and made everything easy. #AbsaPremiumExperience ❤ #YourStoryMatters

[Gloria @Glorydutoit]

@brutalfruitsa What bout Pretoria or Polokwane??

[Radio 2000 @Radio2000_ZA]

You’re just in time for the Tuesday edition of #BetterTogether with Ntombi Meso

Good morning and welcome to your favourite mid morning show.

#Radio2000

[Gloria @Glorydutoit]

@Radio2000_ZA My favorite ❤️❤️❤️

[SA National Defence Force 🇿🇦 @SANDF_ZA]

The countdown is ON 📷Just 2 days to go until the Gautrain vs. #SAAirForce Alouette II Helicopter race! 📷📷📷Midrand to Centurion at 7am on 30 April. A legendary face-off of steel and sky. Who are you backing? #SANDF #TeamTrain or #TeamChopper? #GautrainJourneys #FreeTheEagle

[IG:Joy-Zelda @joy_zelda]

Should Defence Minister Angie Motshekga Resign

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