Mashudu Hlabiwa ©️

Still figuring out this life thing |Z.A 🇿🇦 (012)|
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#UFC
#MUFC
just a sports Fanatic

[Mashudu Hlabiwa ©️ @Mashudu012]

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[Troll Football Media @TrollFootball2]

You will never get this kind analysis on sky sports.

[robertmarawa @robertmarawa]

And to think that Ruben Amorim didn't think anything of Kobbie Mainoo is sheer buffoonery!!!

What a solid football player!!🙌🏾

[uBHEBHE🇿🇦 @nokwandamhlong0]

Quando Rondo refusing to take the stand against Lil Durk was NOT on my Bingo card 😭😭 Imagine the person who was supposedly going to go up there and sing like a bird actually refusing to testify, while Lil Durk’s own friends who were eating off his pockets had no problem taking the stand and turning against him 💔😭

[ThePeacefullGentleman @ThePeacefullG]

Mara being bored in South Africa is choice🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Sunflower @Sunflowerreal]

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[robertmarawa @robertmarawa]

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[David @NopContext]

Tuve que mirarlo dos veces para darme cuenta.

[Yusuf Abramjee @Abramjee]

Since Al Jazeera’s explosive Gold Mafia investigation exposed allegations of large-scale gold smuggling, the illicit tobacco trade, money laundering, corruption and criminal networks with links to South Africa, the glaring question remains: where are the arrests?

Years have passed, yet there has been no arrests in South Africa arising directly from the allegations exposed in the investigation.

That should concern every South African.

The documentary did not merely make vague allegations. It presented undercover footage, recorded conversations and detailed claims about how illicit products, cash and criminal proceeds were moved through sophisticated networks.

The evidence was serious enough to warrant thorough investigation by South Africa’s law-enforcement and prosecuting authorities.

Yet the public has seen little tangible evidence of consequences.

Yes, investigations of complex financial and organised crime can take time. But after many years, the public is entitled to ask what progress has been made, what evidence has been obtained, whether cases have been opened, whether suspects have been interviewed and why there has been no enforcement action.

The bigger issue is confidence in the rule of law.

If ordinary South Africans can be arrested swiftly when accused of serious offences, but allegations involving sophisticated criminal networks, enormous sums of money and potentially influential individuals appear to languish for years without visible consequences, it inevitably raises questions about whether law enforcement is applying the law equally.

South Africa cannot afford a situation where organised criminals believe that wealth, connections or sophisticated financial structures can place them beyond the reach of the law.

The authorities should provide clear answers.

What happened to the investigations?

Who was investigated?

What evidence was gathered?

Were dockets opened?

Were prosecutions considered?

If there were obstacles, what were they?

And, most importantly, why has the public seen no arrests directly linked to the Gold Mafia allegations in South Africa?

This is not about demanding that people be arrested simply because they appeared in an investigative documentary. It is about demanding accountability from the institutions responsible for investigating credible allegations of serious organised and financial crime.

If there is insufficient evidence to prosecute, the authorities should say so and explain why. If investigations are ongoing, the public deserves meaningful updates.

And if evidence supports criminal charges, then the law must take its course -regardless of who is involved.

Years of silence are not good enough. South Africans deserve answers.

@TaxJustice_SA @AJ_Investigates @SAPoliceService @NPA_Prosecutes @RSASIU @INTERPOL_HQ

[🇿🇦TheGreatDlamini🇿🇦 @Phislash]

Theres a white Phakelumthakathi thats giving Pakistanis a headache in Cape Town 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[Kgoshi Ya Lebowa @Mothematiks]

Success is not sexually transmitted.

[Gayton McKenzie @GaytonMcK]

I can’t see this alone😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈

[Mark Goldbridge @markgoldbridge]

Ok this got me. I'm a Baleba

[AirHard 🗽🇦🇷 @hauwech3]

All Time Classic

[L E S E D I @_Hybreed_]

Nobody is more stressed than a 25-35 years old man thinking he is running out of time

[Msi☠️⚽🇿🇦 @msi_ncilashe]

Eiy! Even Witbooi won't. These are big shoes to fill.

[Revolutionary Gangsta💚 @RevoGangSta777]

Under apartheid our parents were becoming nurses, teachers and skilled professionals in their 20s. By 25, many were buying homes, raising families and building their futures.

Today, we have 30- and 40-year-olds struggling to find jobs, afford homes and survive on a R350 grant.

We were promised a better life. Instead, too many are still waiting for the “better tomorrow.”

The question is simple: What happened to the future we were promised? 🇿🇦

[Mashudu Hlabiwa ©️ @Mashudu012]

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[SPORTbible @sportbible]

Erling Haaland surprises Pep, Grealish and Ibrahimovic with his new haircut 😂💇🏼‍♂️

[Triple M @Trip_ple____M]

Hull City just proved this little guy was right all along about Manchester United

[Sizwe Dhlomo @SizweDhlomo]

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[L E S E D I @_Hybreed_]

Jerusalema will forever be goated 😂🔥🔥🔥