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🚨This Assault and Abusive behaviour 🚨
Taxi Patrollers from Kempton park Association must be held accountable and @SA_Taxis must issue a statement condemning this @SAPoliceService must arrest them for assault.
“I’m saying this: from now on, the government must be prepared to lose R600 million every Thursday because we will keep marching every Thursday until they act.”
#Mabahambe
3 Nigerians have been arrested after one of them opened fire on South Africans who were peacefully marching.
The Nigerians drove towards the marchers, rolled down the windows, declared war on South Africans & just started shooting.
Fortunately no one died, but the marcher who was shot is in hospital get treated.
Following the shooting the Nigerians ran away and left their car, thats when the marchers retaliated by destroying the car.
Nigerians must account.
Nigerians must be dealt with.
media houses like ENCA, Newzroom, SABC, and others will never report this story💔 fortunately SAPS has confirmed the story
You can’t be the boss in someone else’s house.
You won’t allow us to do the same things you are doing to us as South Africans.
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Police have issued a strong warning against the illegal handling and reckless misuse of firearms after a video surfaced on social media showing women handling and cocking firearms inside a house.
The @SAPoliceService said it was deeply concerned by the incident, noting that the women seen in the video appeared not to be properly trained or authorised to handle firearms.
Police warned that reckless firearm handling poses a serious threat not only to those involved, but also to members of the public.
SAPS emphasised that firearms are dangerous weapons and should never be used irresponsibly, displayed carelessly, or handled for entertainment or social media content.
In terms of the Firearms Control Act 60 of 2000, any person handling or using a firearm must be legally authorised to do so and, where applicable, must possess a valid firearm licence or permit.
SAPS also reminded firearm owners that they carry a legal responsibility to ensure their firearms are not accessed or used by people who do not have the required competency certificates or firearm licences.
The registered owner of a firearm could face criminal charges if it is found that they allowed unauthorised individuals access to the weapon.
Police further noted that even toy guns, imitation firearms, or blank guns can result in serious legal consequences if they are used in a manner that causes fear, intimidation, or creates the reasonable perception that the object is a real firearm.
SAPS has urged members of the public to act responsibly and to report any illegal possession, misuse, or reckless handling of firearms to the nearest police station or anonymously through the Crime Stop hotline on 08600 10111.
@SAPoliceService
The story of this young man is painful, he passed against all odds. He lost his family, his home, the boy is very strong maan. Yanga inkosi ingamsikelela imosule inyembezi ngomsebenzi. Ibuhlungu lento💔💔
#Amakhosi4Life
Nokuthula Dlamini's graduation touched the hearts of South Africans everywhere
Behind those tears was years of struggle, sacrifice, prayers, and a mother who never stopped believing in her.
This wasn't just Nokuthula's victory... it was a victory for her entire family.
A reminder to never give up on your dreams, no matter how hard life gets.🇿🇦
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#Newzroom405