4/..DJ Sumbody (Oupa John Sefoka) was part of the “Money Talks” crew.
He introduced rapper Heavy Pablo to his Cape Town club partner, alleged underworld figure Ralph Stanfield.
Heavy Pablo allegedly tried to offload some of the hot cocaine. Stanfield reportedly tipped off the rival side.
Unemployment hits differently when you’re a man. Family treats you differently. People lose respect for you. Nobody cares about you and what you say. Family is only nice when you have something to offer. Get up every day and fix your life.The world is very cruel to a poor man.
@DCS_ZA Today around 4pm more than 20 of us were send away without having seen the person we had visited. Surely the system can be improved to ensure a bit of some efficiency. I know they are "prisoners" but they still deserve visitors.
@DCS_ZA Do you know how difficult it is to visit an awaiting trial prisoner at Ngkosi Mampuru prison? I have gone for 3 days without being able to see him. I dont blame the guards, l think the they try their best but the system is failing them.
@TheRealClementM Can you kindly explain what happens if you request leave for e.g. from your boss, make follow up and no response. Especially when you give adequate adequate notice. Maybe a HR practitioner can explain this in the context of the DA Deputy Minister. Thanks.
@BraDanTMoyane Out of interest, of all your guests on We The Nation aired on the 9th of March, how many of these guests own land or are actually working the land?
@TAKEALOT l am struggling to get a parcel whose delivery date was Tuesday the 3rd of December 2024. I have been calling your Customer Care number since and no one is picking up. Please get in touch, it's urgent.
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This is the result of Zimbabwean secret service torture on teacher and trade unionist, Robert Chere, yesterday.
He was pulled off a plane by the secret service officers yesterday afternoon along with three other activists who were also tortured.
This is what the criminal cabal of Emmerson Mnangagwa does to citizens in civil society, the opposition, and the media.
Zimbabweans require help!
It is important for the international community and human rights organisations to closely monitor the situation in Zimbabwe and speak out against such violations.
The people of Zimbabwe deserve a safe and secure environment where they can express their opinions and engage in peaceful activism without fear of retribution.
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The Government of Zimbabwe bought 18 cars for the Attorney-General’s office from Byword Trading and Paza Buster for a total of US$907,930.
US$374,430 for 7 cars from Byword Trading and US$533,500 for 11 cars from Paza Buster.
NOTHING was delivered, and the government kept quiet!
In any country, this would be an outrageous massive corruption scandal, but not in Zimbabwe!
The Attorney-General's office is just another victim of the rampant looting of public funds in Mnangagwa’s corrupt regime.
The fact that not even a single car was delivered is just crazy but the norm in this corrupt regime, yet the government officials concerned kept quiet because they were part of the plot.
The staggering amount of money wasted on these non-existent cars could have been used to purchase much needed medical supplies, provide clean drinking water, or provide education and books for children in need.
It is truly heartbreaking to see public funds squandered like this.
The fact that these thieves would brazenly use the Attorney-General’s office of all departments to loot public funds just shows how deeply corrupt this regime is.
The pictures below are of Virginia Mabhiza who is Zimbabwe’s current Attorney-General and her predecessor, Prince Machaya who was in charge when this looting took place!
The fact that the Attorney-General's office, which is supposed to uphold the law, has been compromised in this way is a damning indictment of the Zimbabwean government's failure to root out corruption.
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@Leon_Schreib Great Minister, so far so good. I have already received a notification of my children PR processed which was submitted in 2019. What a relief.