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[Extremely Uppity African @premium_xh]

@AndileNcube Let us be realistic, that's R20 000 going to members for a gig. The are other overheads that still need to be covered. So are they really being exploited? What would be a fair wage?

[MindAd the African Media Machine 🎬 @MindAdCEO]

What app did you use for this?

[Stallion 🐎 @nosi____]

Me when my man’s team is losing 🥺

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I can’t tolerate Grav slander.

[Ayo Akin⚽️ @AATalksBall]

MacAllister has got a lot of heat this year, yet G’berch has been getting away with MURDER for the longest.

C.250k a week. £1M GBP per month.

We more regardless of system and this is why a 6 is so important. #LFC

[Inspirenaire @Inspirenaire]

Everything is always in plain sight.

[musawenkosi @musawenkos84589]

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It’s time, there is no better time. 🕰️

[Lelo @lelowhatsgood]

bro we actually have to get these people out of government. we HAVE to.

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God be with his soul.

[Yusuf Abramjee @Abramjee]

Pretoria West last night. Motorist hijacked and murdered.

WARNING: GRAPHIC ⚠️

Let’s get these killers arrested. Anyone with info, call @SAPoliceService on 08600 10111.

[PSAFLIVE @PSAFLIVE]

WATCH: Burkina Faso's former Minister of Transport, Vincent Dabilgou has been sent to the public for a thorough beating after he was found guilty of embezzling €1.7 million and later sentenced to 11 years in prison.

[The Driven Man @Thedrivenman]

Two minutes of reverse plank’s every day 💪🔥

[Joe Rogan Podcast News @joeroganhq]

“How many frying pans does it take to stop a bullet?”

Take a guess.

[The Cinéprism @TheCineprism]

📆 | 11 years of 'Better Call Saul'

The Greatest Television Spinoffs Ever

[Yusuf Abramjee @Abramjee]

Burgersfort, Limpopo: Man shot his partner before taking this own life along a busy street.

[mrredpillz jokaqarmy @JOKAQARMY1]

Wisdom of Warfare 🤔

[Maddie Evans @EstieMaddie]

🤯HOLY MOLY!! I NEVER KNEW THIS ABOUT A STEEL DRUM!

👂🏻LISTEN TO THIS!!

[Monwabisi Kete 🇿🇦 @MonwabisiKete]

Listen carefully.

[redpillbot @redpillb0t]

Whistleblower claims that vaccines were used to deliberately spread AIDS in South Africa.

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One million seconds is about 11.5 days. One billion seconds is about 31 years and 8 months. Times that by two.

[MDN NEWS @MDNnewss]

The Special Tribunal Has Ordered The SIU To temporarily Return Five Seized Supercars Of Businessman Hangwani Maumela.

The Special Tribunal has ordered the SIU to temporarily return five seized supercars linked to alleged R2 billion Tembisa Hospital kingpin Hangwani Maumela.

Maumela who is known to have close links with President Cyril Ramaphosa is diectly linked to the R2 billion looting of the Tembisa Hospital.

The vehicles in question include two Aston Martins, two Ferraris and a Rolls Royce that were seized during raids on a Sandton mansion and a Ormars Den's Mpumalanga luxury dealership.

The court ruled that the cars must be released to Omar’s Motor Den, but only under strict conditions.

The verdict read;

"The dealership must provide security equal to each vehicle’s full market value, insure the cars and get approval before any sale.
The cars, their value, remain under the control of the court-appointed curator.

"The SIU insists this is not a loss for the state, saying the ruling actually preserves the value of the assets while investigations continue. The unit maintains the vehicles were bought at suspiciously discounted prices using proceeds of unlawful activity.
Investigators allege Maumela used family members and proxies to hide ownership of at least 26 high-value vehicles worth nearly R207 million," it read.

The main forfeiture case is still coming, with the SIU vowing to press ahead as questions around ownership, discounts and hospital corruption are tested in court.