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[Tau e Tshehadi @D_Molatoli]

I think alcohol is destroying our communities. Drugs have already done their part with young Black men. With drugs you can see the damage in real time. They become hobos. Alcohol is a silent destroyer, it's made fancy. Young professionals abuse it and it looks fashionable. Sad.

[_misszee @_misszeee]

I’m confused, was it Cyril who kept going to America to peddle a narrative of white genocide?! Listen, nobody can deny the ANC’s corruption at this point, but mate, this one is on you and your friends who kept on crying wolf. This your bed, now lay in it.

[member of Hamas🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦 @kwets11]

He can speak this way cause they don’t fund him, and that’s one of the reasons he got my vote in 2024 and will get it again in 2029👍🏾

[Malaisha⚒️🇿🇦 @Voys_ZA]

This party should be growing in numbers
Stop saying you are confused, you don’t know which party to vote for

[Yusuf Abramjee @Abramjee]

14-YEAR-OLD GIRL MISSING IN CAPE TOWN

Police and the family are appealing for public assistance to locate 14-year-old Zia-Tahillah November, who has been missing since Saturday, 31 October 2026.

She was last seen in Heideveld, Cape Town, wearing light blue jeans, a red Nike sweater, a long black jacket and red, black and white Nike takkies.

She is described as short, small-built and of very dark complexion.

Anyone with information about her whereabouts is urged to contact:

Mother: 084 647 4211
Missing Person South Africa: 068 176 9574

Police reference: 01/11/2026.

The family is appealing to residents of Heideveld and surrounding communities to assist in finding her.

[⋆ ⟡ ☁️ 🪽｡ ˚ @sanrioaura]

so sick and tired of non-south africans trying to rewrite our history, you don't live here and you clearly haven't took the time to learn about our history.

it's even worse considering how they always vomit white supremacist talking points.

[RenDoll @loKalTarain]

There's also an attempt to distance every single thing that's good about South Africa from Black South Africans. From our democracy,to the development of the country to our progressive laws. We need to constantly reject this

[Mirah 🇿🇦 @mirah_japhta]

Our fellow Africans have an apartheid nostalgia, and you, idiot, think that when they cross borders to come here, they're doing so out of some ridiculous sense of "Pan-Africanism" and "African unity."

[Yusuf Abramjee @Abramjee]

#Wanted
Please share

TUBATSE POLICE SEEK ASSISTANCE FROM MAN IN MURDER INVESTIGATION OF FEMALE TEACHER

Police in Tubatse, Limpopo, have launched a manhunt following the discovery of the body of a 33-year-old female teacher at a residential premises in Mashamothane 2, Mmamatipa, under the Tubatse policing area, on Monday, 26 October 2026.

Police were alerted after the deceased’s colleagues, who are teachers at Batau High School, became concerned when she failed to report for duty and could not be reached on her cellphone.

They reportedly went to check on her and discovered her body at her residence at about 11:00.

The deceased was found with her hands tied behind her back with cable ties, and her body was in an advanced state of decomposition.

A murder case has been opened, and the motive for the killing remains unknown.

Police are appealing to Tebatso Thabo Phetla (22), whose photo appears alongside this statement, to urgently report to his nearest police station, as it is believed that he may be able to assist police with information that could assist in resolving this murder case.

Anyone who may have information that can assist the investigation is urged to contact the investigating officer, Sergeant Mpho Mogale, on 076 814 6522, visit the nearest police station, call the CrimeStop number on 08600 10111 or use the MySAPSApp.

[Dr Kolisa Yola Sinyanya (PhD) 🌍📚🇿🇦 @Kolie_Yola]

They created new problems.

Housing shortages, property inflation, influx of digital nomads, comfortable and welcoming conditions for illegal immigrants who are visibly scammers, open selling of drugs on main roads, the list is loooong!

[⋆ ⟡ ☁️ 🪽｡ ˚ @sanrioaura]

the unwillingness to deal with zama zamas will always make my blood boil and yes it's because they primarily affect black people if they were terrorizing white people especially in the suburbs the anc and every other party under the sun would do something about it.

[MaMzimela @SaneleMzimela1]

Kindly fcuk off.

[Guhrilla🦍 @Gurilla17]

First world is when 10% of the apartheid country has electricity

[IG:Joy-Zelda @joy_zelda]

Her name is Maletole Thabane.

She is only 4 years old. She is still missing. Please Retweet until she is found.

[Tebello Thabane @mamboshen]

Thusetsang chaba sa Rantšo

[KAE News @news_kae]

🚨 TWO FOUR-YEAR-OLD BOYS MISSING IN IVORY PARK

Please help locate Divine Mukhwathi and Tshilidzi Nengovhela, both aged 4, reported missing on Friday night, 30 October 2026.

The boys were last seen at Ma 14, Ivory Park.

🔹 DIVINE MUKHWATHI — FIRST PICTURE
Last seen wearing a dark blue shirt, green shorts with a touch of white, and black sandals.

🔹 TSHILIDZI NENGOVHELA — SECOND PICTURE
Last seen wearing white shorts, a black and red shirt, and green flip-flops.

If you see either child or have information about their whereabouts, please contact:

📞 Ivory Park Police Station: 011 990 9600
📞 Trinity: 070 615 2247

Please share urgently to help bring both boys home safely.

[Mbali Ntuli @mbalimcdust]

You guys are so arrogant and disgusting to the common person not to mention that you are completely fine putting useless people in positions of power. You have brought your electoral decline on yourselves.

[Eagle View 🦅 @StHonorable]

South Africans, particularly Tembisa people please help the cops to locate this heartless lady so that she'll show them her brainless accomplice.

Video credit: Zebediela voice

[Princy Mthombeni @Princymthombeni]

For three decades, you have promised to build a South Africa that is “better for all”. But somewhere along the way, the meaning of for all got lost and the struggle became increasingly about you, your comrades and the privileges that come with power.

You became arrogant, disconnected and out of touch with the very people you were elected to serve. The blue lights, bodyguards, government positions and VIP treatment got into your heads. You gradually forgot that public office is a responsibility, not a reward, and that leadership is about serving people, not looking down on them.

You prioritised everyone else (investors, foreigners and international interests) while neglecting the ordinary South Africans who entrusted you with their votes. We watched your fellow comrades boast about having the option of taking a shower at a hotel when there was no water at home, while ordinary citizens were expected to endure hours, sometimes days, without water flowing from their taps.

You failed to maintain the country’s infrastructure and allowed criminal mafias to establish themselves in spaces where the state should be firmly in control. You ratified international treaties and agreements without adequately considering their long-term implications for our economic sovereignty and development. You turned government departments, municipalities and SOEs into territories of political patronage rather than institutions of public service.

I could write until tomorrow about the opportunities wasted, the institutions weakened and the promises betrayed.

But perhaps the greatest tragedy is that you reduced the meaning of democracy to the act of voting every five years. You forgot that democracy does not end at the ballot box. It lives in the quality of water coming out of people’s taps, the safety of their neighbourhoods, the jobs they can access, the dignity with which they are treated and the confidence they have in their government.

South Africa was never meant to be a country where a select few enjoy the fruits of democracy while millions are left to survive on promises.

I hope that one day you will pause, look beyond your positions and privileges, and honestly reflect on what you have done with the trust of the people.

History will not judge you by how long you stayed in power, how many blue lights escorted you or how many positions your comrades occupied. It will judge you by whether the lives of ordinary South Africans became better because you were entrusted with leadership.

There is still a country worth fighting for, a democracy worth protecting and a future worth building. But that future must put ordinary South Africans back at the centre of everything. The people were never meant to serve those in power. Those in power were elected to serve the people.

[Yusuf Abramjee @Abramjee]

UPDATED:

Found safe.

Via #MissingPersonSA