Lest we forget, the Ekurhuleni Metro Police Department reappointed an officer who murdered his wife and was released on parole.
He is one of 275 convicted criminals in the EMPD.
There’s a line from Roy Keane autobiography in 2002, where he talks about the mentality of the United team in the first 15 minutes of games. I’m paraphrasing, but it was along the lines of “we know we have more quality than any other team, the only thing the opposition could ever be better at than us is intensity and fight. So for the first 15 minutes we always go out high intensity, starting from the tunnel. We let them know within 15 minutes that they won’t even beat us at duels and battles, then when we’ve killed their spirit, we start playing football”.
That was a treble winning captain talking about running and dueling first, before anything. No great team is 20th in running.
A disgrace.
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This Is @casspernyovest On The 2nd Of December 2017 At FNB Stadium,He Made History By Breaking Eminem's Record At FNB Stadium By Hosting 68 000 People While Eminem Had 64K Crowd At The Same Venue,Cassper Shifted The Culture In A Crazy Way,This Was A Moment For The Music Industry As A Whole,FACTSSSS!!!!!
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1/ A lot has been said about how terrible the situation is in Johannesburg, but I think an underexplored point is how every asset in JHB has essentially undergone a fundamental devaluation over the last decade. (everything in JHB is worth less now in real terms than 10 yrs ago)
Looks like there was one more tourism stat worth mentioning…
In 2025, 403,714 Brits travelled to South Africa, making the UK the top overseas visitor market, ahead of our 🇺🇸 and 🇩🇪 friends 😉
Safe to say, we love South Africa!
#UKwithSA 🇬🇧🇿🇦
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Statement on behalf of UEFA and its 55 National AssociationStatement on behalf of UEFA and its 55 National AssociationStatement on behalf of UEFA and its 55 National AssociationStatement on behalf of UEFA and its 55 National Associations
History made at WAFCON 🤩🇿🇦
For the first time ever, a married couple featured in the same Women's Africa Cup of Nations match as South Africa's Robyn Moodaly and Gabriela Salgado both played against Tanzania ❤️
Bayanda Walaza 🇿🇦 has just run a Personal Best (PB) of 9.89s (1.0) to win the men's 100m at the TIPOS P-T-S Meeting in Banská Bystrica!
He becomes South Africa's fourth man to run under the 9.90s.
Behind him, Ackeem Blake 🇯🇲 cane home in 10.04s, while Andre de Grasse 🇨🇦 was 3rd in 10.05s
Congratulations to Team South Africa on achieving an impressive 4th place globally at the Spelling Bee competition in China! 🇿🇦👏
The Chinese Embassy was pleased to facilitate these talented young learners' journey to China. Their outstanding performance is a proud testament to hard work, courage and the growing friendship between China and South Africa. 🇨🇳🤝🇿🇦
#SpellingBee #TeamSouthAfrica #ChinaSouthAfrica #YouthExchange
When Daddy and Mum visited South Africa in 1966, they purposely flew over Robben Island at a low altitude and asked the pilot to wave his wings, knowing that Nelson Mandela and his band of brothers were below. Daddy never had the chance to meet Mandela because Mandela was imprisoned at the time. But decades later, when I stood in Cape Town for Mandela’s inauguration, Mandela told me that Daddy's visit to the University of Cape Town, where he gave his iconic "Ripple of Hope" speech, meant a great deal to the Anti-Apartheid Movement.
In 1996, Mum returned to South Africa to commemorate the 30th anniversary of that historic trip, visiting university campuses, community organizations in Soweto and Crossroads, talking to business leaders, union officials, artists, members of the Mandela administration, Bishop Tutu and other faith leaders, and as many locals as she could reach.
Then a call came from Mandela’s office inviting Mum to Johannesburg for an impromptu breakfast at his home. She always spoke of that morning with deep affection and admiration for Mandela’s resilience: a man once imprisoned, now South Africa’s first Black president. That's the video you're watching.
On Nelson Mandela Day, I'm reflecting on Mandela’s extraordinary legacy and the courage and hope that continue to inspire people around the world to this day.