Stuart

Please be kind to me, I support @ManUtd 🥲 | @OrlandoPirates FC | Find A Little Peace In The Chaos 🎭 | Software Engineer 👨🏽‍💻

[Stuart @J_Tshepe]

“Never forget the process. Respect the process. Results are just a byproduct” ~ Steve Komphela

https://t.co/6WNFmXOqCr

[Mzilikazi wa Afrika @IamMzilikazi]

While Paul O’Sullivan and his praise singers said our stories were fake news but the #NkabindeInquiry chaired by Justice Baaitse Elizabeth Nkabinde, not a rented tweetarazzi, said something completely different. #Justice4CatoManorVictims

[Stuart @J_Tshepe]

@Tokyo_Trev Richlieu, the normal one.

[Mzilikazi wa Afrika @IamMzilikazi]

❝If jealousy was money, a lot of people would be millionaires and many more would be billionaires.❞ ~ Mzilikazi wa Afrika

[Stuart @J_Tshepe]

@Sean_Cooldad Gomora’s finest 👊🏽

[Stuart @J_Tshepe]

*miss

[Stuart @J_Tshepe]

I Loyiso Madinga’s comedy 😂🤣🤣🤣

[Stuart @J_Tshepe]

@GamingNaRoli The other day I wanted to play my old music from the external HD that uses USB calbe, guess what…

[T h a p z @Thapz__]

Betway: Both teams to score?

Peterson and Williams:

[PABLO @WonderMahlobo]

They can’t even boo Peterson cos he will give them hands 😂

[Stuart @J_Tshepe]

@Sunflowerreal Isn’t he on the run commissioner? Thought he skipped the country or I must be mistaken?

[LOSC Academy @loscacademy]

𝐁𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐮𝐞 𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐭𝐨 ❤️🤍

Le centre de formation du LOSC enregistre aujourd’hui l'arrivée, en prêt avec option d'achat, du défenseur sud-africain Thato Sibiya (20 ans) en provenance du Mamelodi Sundowns FC ✍️🆕

Le communiqué ➡️https://t.co/VrseyNkPrS

@NBFootball

[Middle East Observer @ME_Observer_]

⚡️ Security checkpoint in Yemen 😂😅

[Sishona khona @IamDJSOSO]

First ever appearance in Lesotho. Blessed to say the least. To do everything I love on a daily. God's favour is eternally humbling 🙏🏾❤️

[Stuart @J_Tshepe]

😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Vuyo The Great @VuyoTheGreat]

I’m with Themba on this… you can’t be drinking VSOP and braaing brisket yase Roots.

[Makoya Bearings @DJTira]

50 not out 🥳 God is good ❤️

[Dasen Thathiah @DasenThathiah]

Stuart Scharnick has been charged again - this time in KZN.

As in Gauteng, he faces further firearm-related charges for failing to secure his weapons properly.

Police brought him to Pietermaritzburg, where he was charged before making a brief court appearance.

Scharnick left the court in an unmarked police van this afternoon to return to Gauteng.

He remains in custody until his bail application next week.

Following that, he will likely return to KZN to apply for bail in Pietermaritzburg.

Details on @eNCA.

[Stuart @J_Tshepe]

@OfentseZA Gluttony

[Kabelo Kungwane @KabeloKungwan]

Abafana Bes’ Thende by @kasiflavour10 @goldenarrowsfc1 💚💛💚

[Mzilikazi wa Afrika @IamMzilikazi]

Every Sunday, for the next several weeks and months, I will be dropping a file on Paul Robert O’Sullivan as part of a series titled #TheNakedTruth.
I am doing this on behalf of all the victims of Paul O’Sullivan, the men and women he falsely accused, intimidated, harassed and blackmailed over the years.
For years, O’Sullivan called me a crook, a criminal and a state-capture enabler. I chose to remain silent, not because I was afraid of him, but because I respected the rules, regulations and obligations of the organisation I worked for at the time.
That chapter is now closed.
I am my own boss. I make my own decisions, and I answer for them.
So now, it is time to put the facts, the documents and the evidence on the table and allow the public to decide for themselves who has been telling the truth.
This is not about revenge. It is about accountability, transparency and putting the record straight.
I am not one of the generation of cowards.
Every Sunday. Every file. Every piece of evidence.
#TheNakedTruth✊🏿

[Pule Letshwiti-Jones @pule_jones]

DEVELOPING:

SARS INTERCEPTS MORE THAN 333KG OF COCAINE AT ORTIA ON A FLIGHT ARRIVING FROM BRAZIL

Details:

The South African Revenue Service (SARS), through its Customs and Excise division, today intercepted more than 333kg of cocaine during a targeted enforcement operation conducted at OR Tambo International Airport (ORTIA) on a flight arriving from Sao Paulo, Brazil. The cocaine has an estimated street value of R167 million.

The operation was executed simultaneously across three critical points of entry processing, namely aircraft baggage off-loading, passenger arrivals baggage screening, and cargo inspections. The coordinated intervention forms part of SARS’ intensified efforts to combat the illicit movement of narcotics and other prohibited goods through South Africa’s ports of entry.

During baggage screening in the international arrivals hall, Customs officials identified two pieces of luggage containing cocaine. A total of 75 bricks, weighing 83.10kg, were found inside the suitcases. The matter was immediately referred to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for further investigation and forensic processing in line with their mandate.

In a separate development, SARS’ narcotics detector dog, Lagertha, reacted positively to four boxes of unmanifested cargo that had been off-loaded from the same flight. The cargo was found to contain 250kg of cocaine. SAPS forensic specialists were called to the scene to secure and process the evidence. The cocaine discovered in both the passenger baggage and cargo consignments carried similar “Air” branding.

SARS Commissioner Dr Johnstone Makhubu says these latest interceptions highlight the effectiveness of SARS’ integrated enforcement model, which combines intelligence gathering, advanced data analytics, risk profiling, technology, and the vigilance of Customs officials deployed across South Africa’s borders.

“This operation demonstrates that SARS is steadily strengthening its capability to detect and disrupt sophisticated smuggling syndicates. The success of today’s enforcement action is the result of intelligence-led operations, the effective use of data and risk analysis, and the unwavering vigilance and diligence of our Customs officers who work around the clock to protect South Africa’s borders and economy.”

“The coordinated interception of cocaine from both passenger baggage and unmanifested cargo on the same flight reflects the value of integrated enforcement. Every successful seizure helps protect communities from the devastating impact of drug trafficking and reinforces the integrity of legitimate trade. I wish to thank all law enforcement agencies for working together to disrupt this drug trafficking. I also extend our appreciation to our international partners for their cooperation in combating transnational organised crime and safeguard South Africa’s borders.”

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@eNCA