🚨 ARRESTED!
A 38-year-old TikTok creator is in police custody after a viral, expletive-laden rant aimed directly at KZN Police Commissioner Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi.
The suspect was tracked down to Princess Magogo Stadium in KwaMashu over the weekend and now faces serious charges of crimen injuria and incitement to violence.
Watch the controversial video that sparked the police manhunt and get the full details on his court appearance here:
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Max Nhlula Makhanya was arrested for criticising General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi. What happened to freedom of expression in Mzansi. Police officers are criticised every day, Cyril Ramaphosa is insulted by Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma. Does freedom of expression only apply to certain people?
In 2008, a 31-year-old undefeated Floyd Mayweather took a $20 million cheque to step into a no-disqualification match with a 7-foot, 450-pound giant.
That was the deal at WrestleMania XXIV. After Mayweather broke Big Show’s nose at No Way Out to ignite the angle, WWE sold the size mismatch hard. Big Show publicly asked whether the money was worth risking his career.
Mayweather, already the face of boxing after the De La Hoya payday and the “Money” rebrand, treated it as pure business: quick results, quick big money, and a chance to say he ran the WWE too.
The risk was real in theory — one mis-timed bump or an overzealous shot from a man three times his size could have ended the night differently. In practice it was scripted sports entertainment.
Mayweather trained with Triple H, used a chair and brass knuckles, and knocked Big Show out in front of 74,000 people. He left with the win, the headline, and a payday larger than almost every boxing purse of his career to that point.
Worth it? For Mayweather, the answer was never in doubt. The only question was how many times he’d get to say “I told you so.”
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[WATCH] Nigerian Pirates fan Miracle Ebubechi Michael, known as Anoda Mirakle, speaks of her experiences at the #SowetoDerby and in the country. "South Africa is a beautiful place. When it comes to the people of South Africa, it's not what we see online; it's the complete opposite,” she says.
🚨 ÚLTIMA HORA: EL CARDENAL ROBERT SARAH ENFRENTA FUERTES CRÍTICAS tras afirmar:
«Despierten. El islam es un peligro. Si los cristianos no empezamos a preocuparnos por nuestra fe, el islam dominará Occidente. Impondrán sus leyes y su cultura… Nosotros entraremos en decadencia».