Nerice

Remnant. Light exposes darkness.

[X Freeze @XFreeze]

The left has officially abandoned reality 🤡

If a father took his child to a doctor to surgically remove an eye so the child could “identify” with him, he would be arrested for even considering it. Yet, when it comes to permanent, life-altering "gender-affirming" surgeries and hormones for minors, the left calls it “healthcare,” which is not proven to benefit them in any way

It’s time to stop the madness. We are talking about the permanent disfigurement of children who don't really understand what's happening to them, based on zero conclusive long-term evidence. Instead, some deranged adults convince them through indoctrination. We need to press pause, protect kids, and return to common sense before more lives are irreversibly damaged

Enough is enough

[Truth Report @TruthReportNews]

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The abortion crisis that faces South Africa 

South Africa isn’t failing by accident… it’s failing by design — and most people still don’t see it.

In this raw, unfiltered conversation with a veteran Member of Parliament, we expose the deeper truth behind corruption, crime, and why nothing seems to change — no matter who’s in power.

This goes beyond politics.
This is about values, leadership, and a nation at a tipping point.

#SouthAfrica #Corruption #Politics #FreeSpeech #Faith #Leadership #Elections #Truth #Crime #Youth #Government #Freedom #Accountability

[Ian Cameron @IanCameron23]

About R3 million in payments to police members is now under criminal investigation after those payments were allegedly motivated as being linked to protection duties for President Cyril Ramaphosa.

But here is the issue.

The members who were paid may not even have been involved in that protection work.

According to the information before me, the payments were picked up on the police finance system after concerns were raised about cash advances processed through a SAPS unit in Pretoria. The allegation is that the proper approved advance request forms, the SAPS 156 forms, were not uploaded on the POLFIN system.

Instead, a memorandum linked to protection duties for the President appears to have been used.

But the members who allegedly received the money were reportedly not listed on that memorandum.

That is where this becomes very serious.

Because if state duties linked to presidential protection were used to justify payments to members who were not actually part of that function, then this is not just sloppy administration. It points to possible fraud and a very serious abuse of internal systems.

This is also not happening in some ordinary part of the police service.

This appears to involve a highly sensitive environment where discipline, accuracy and tight financial controls should be non-negotiable.

So South Africans have every right to ask:

Who approved these payments?

Who captured them on the system?

Who signed off on the motivation?

Who checked whether the members being paid were actually assigned to those duties?

Why were the proper forms allegedly missing?

And how many other payments like this may still be sitting unnoticed in the system?

The matter has reportedly been referred to the Anti-Corruption Investigating Unit, and both internal and criminal investigations are under way.

Good.

But South Africans have seen this before. Money moves. Red flags appear. An investigation starts. Then silence. Then nobody important is held responsible.

That cannot happen here.

If these allegations are true, then public money was paid out on the back of a false or misleading justification, and the name of presidential protection was used to push it through.

That would be a disgrace.

This investigation must follow the paper trail properly. It must identify every official involved, every beneficiary, every approval, and every failure in the chain. If criminal conduct is found, then arrests must follow.

The public cannot be expected to trust SAPS while serious allegations of internal fraud keep coming from within its own ranks.

Accountability cannot end with the weakest person in the room.

We will monitor and follow up.

IC

https://t.co/xaF6vPCMmQ

[Europa.com @europa]

🇿🇦 On 26 March 2026, 61-year-old Johan Barnard was killed in a farm murder at his smallholding in Kameeldrift East, Pretoria. The attackers, believed to be multiple suspects, are still on the run.

Barnard, who had lived in the area for 18 years, was found by a neighbour after failing to make contact as usual.

He is believed to have gone to investigate suspicious activity early that morning between 06:00 and 08:00. He was shot in the stomach, with a second shot hitting a wall behind him. His face showed bruising, and there were signs of a struggle.

His firearm, cellphone and other items were stolen. A laptop was later found discarded in bushes near the house.

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[Diana Alastair💚🤍💜 ⚢ ❌❌✡️ @sappholives83]

I said what I said.

[JG (Johan) van Zyl ✍✝️ @JGvanZyl_ZA]

Heartbreaking News:
The victims of the double murder on a farm in Glen Loerie, near The Crags, Eastern Cape Province, South Africa, have been identified as Dr Jane Luck (71), a prominent local psychologist and art therapist, and her husband Rolf Luck (77).

Incident Details

* Discovery: Their bodies were found on the evening of Wednesday, 25 March 2026, after a suspicious vehicle triggered a police response.
* The Alert: A Mercedes-Benz belonging to the couple was captured by a licence plate recognition (LPR) camera travelling at high speed on the R339 towards Uniondale at approximately 18:50.
* Crime Scene: Police traced the vehicle to the couple's registered address at the Loerie Glen farm, where they discovered the victims with multiple injuries inside their home.
* Victims: Dr Jane Luck was a well-known trauma and bereavement specialist in the Plettenberg Bay community and an avid environmentalist.

Arrest and Investigation

* Suspect: A 34-year-old man from The Crags was arrested following a coordinated pursuit by police and local community safety structures.
* The Chase: The stolen Mercedes-Benz overturned near Uniondale. The driver attempted to flee on foot but was apprehended shortly after.
* Legal Status: The suspect is currently being detained in Uniondale and is expected to appear in court once formally charged.
* Motive: While the vehicle was stolen, the specific motive for the brutal attack remains under investigation.

Condolences to the family and friends 🙏😪

@BBCNews @realDonaldTrump @cnnbrk @un

[Conscious Caracal 🇿🇦 @ConCaracal]

@MbalulaFikile For everyone interested, the Mbalula Files just dropped and can be found here:

https://t.co/W6LJ7CalIg

[Willem Petzer @willempet]

No diesel and fertiliser prizes through the roof bringing our grain farmers to an effective standstill.

When maize prices double, the poorest lose their last safety net. This is where you see (actual) revolution.

This might very well be the last straw.
https://t.co/IjMPEinUMj

[Phumlani M. Majozi @PhumlaniMMajozi]

Does South Africa need a revolution? Yes, 31 years into its democracy, it needs a revolution of free markets, personal responsibility, and family restoration. It’s a broken society led by failed politicians who thrive on divisions. #economy #politics #MajoziCommentary

[Kallie Kriel @kalliekriel]

Another victory in court for @afriforum: AfriForum has just secured a decisive and final victory over Eskom that will finally lift the veil of secrecy surrounding the power utility’s coal contracts. This comes after the Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein has just rejected Eskom’s attempt to overturn a 2024 court ruling, with costs. In terms of today’s ruling, all active Eskom contracts relating to the purchase, transport and distribution of coal and diesel, and the utility’s contracts for the supply of electricity to neighbouring countries, must now be made available to AfriForum.
https://t.co/7rcCbGJ3j9

[South Africa First @Kvnza_SA]

According to the letter read by @SizweMpofuWalsh today, we can safely conclude that, allegedly, Ramaphosa is the Head of the Syndicate that looted billions of rands from Tembisa Hospital. He is very close to both Maumela (his nephew) and Vusi Cat Matlala and moved state resources for them. Senzo Mchunu is their handler.

Hendrik Verwoerd and John Vorster must be turning in their graves to see what this nation has turned into. The Boere gave us trailblazers of Statesmen and we, the black people, made criminals Presidents in return. This is a tough pill to swallow but someone has to say it 🇿🇦

[Jacques Broodryk @JacquesBroodryk]

5 Farm attacks in the past week

• 17 March – Newcastle, KZN: Resident injured during attack
• 17 March – Wolseley, WC: Newlyweds and family assaulted, tied up and robbed
• 17 March – Coligny, NW: Woman brutally beaten with iron pipe, seriously injured
• 22 March – Waterloo, KZN: Farm guard shot in both legs
• 21 March – Waterberg, Limpopo: Farmer attacked with machete. Farmer defended himself, suspect shot dead

These incidents again highlight the extreme violence associated with farm attacks – many could easily have turned fatal.
Rural communities remain under siege. @afriforum

[Willem Petzer @willempet]

In the 80's, we had the capacity to refine 700 000 barrels of crude oil per day.

Today, we can barely handle 200 000. A 71% reduction in productivity.

It has NOTHING to do with fewer cars in the 80's.

It is just because the current regime destroyed 5 of our 7 refineries.

[Rep. Nancy Mace @RepNancyMace]

The government has locked people up for decades with far less evidence than what exists in the Epstein case.

Ask yourself why.

[Europa.com @europa]

🇿🇦 As South Africa marked Human Rights Day, opposition leader Julius Malema launched his voter registration campaign, during which he sang “Kill the Boer, Kill the Farmer,” referring to white farmers.

2026 has seen a sharp rise in farm attacks across the country.

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[Alice VL @RiseAgainstEvil]

"Time is running out for the White farmer."

For ALL White South Africans.

[Astro ⛳ Starr ⭐ @Azanamania]

South Africans : We can NOT continue like this. Anc is destroying everything.

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

🚨 THIS ISN’T FASHION, IT’S DEMONIC AND THIS WOMAN NAILS IT!

“Okay, this is not a horror movie, and it's not Halloween. This is Paris Fashion Week. Look at it. Grotesque faces, alien makeup, dark symbolism, the human form intentionally distorted. Nothing that represents life.”

“And we're supposed to call it fashion? Calling it out makes you extreme. And it's not just Paris. Look at our culture. Celebrities simulating explicit acts on stage, musical artists dressing like straight-up demons, dark imagery everywhere.”

“But we're supposed to clap and call it creativity? Here's the reality: it doesn't matter what religion you claim. There's no denying the fact that everything about this is demonic.”

“The Bible is so clear. Demons are real. Demon possession is real. And here's the thing, right now Satan doesn't even have to hide anymore.”

“This imagery can't get any more blatant. It's right in your face, and culture celebrates it. I'm here to remind you that as Christians, we're not called to stay quiet about that.”

We're called to call it out. Scripture told us that this is exactly what would happen. There would be a time where good would be called evil and evil would be called good.”

“Look around. This is exactly why I want nothing to do with mainstream fashion or Hollywood.”

“The ones with discernment see this for exactly what it is.”

[Truth Report @TruthReportNews]

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MTN's Iran connection, human rights and internet censorship

Is South Africa aligning itself with one of the world’s most controversial regimes?

In this explosive discussion, we unpack the growing criticism around the ANC’s relationship with Iran — and why some analysts say it could damage South Africa both domestically and internationally.

[Truth Report @TruthReportNews]

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White Farmer crisis, land crisis and murder crisis in South Africa

A foreign delegation came to South Africa to see the reality for themselves.
What they found is igniting a global debate.

#SouthAfrica #FarmAttacks #Politics #FreeSpeech #RenaldoGouws #GlobalPolitics #PropertyRights #MediaNarratives #SouthAfricanPolitics #InternationalRelations #BRICS #USPolitics