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BREAKING: Brown Mogotsi has been denied bail and will remain behind bars. The alleged political fixer faces charges of perjury, defeating the ends of justice, and unlawful possession of a firearm — all linked to what the State says was a staged assassination attempt. #Mogotsi #MadlangaCommission

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BREAKING: Brown Mogotsi has been denied bail and will remain behind bars. The alleged political fixer faces charges of perjury, defeating the ends of justice, and unlawful possession of a firearm — all linked to what the State says was a staged assassination attempt. #Mogotsi #MadlangaCommission

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MUST WATCH: Justice Madlanga is absolutely cooking Colonel Gavin Jacob. Madlanga refuses to believe that Jacob's exhausted all his options trying to find storage for the massive cocaine haul.

In part 2 Justice Madlanga accuses Gavin Jacobs of Lying.

#MadlangaCommision ||#MadlangaInquiry

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MUST WATCH: Justice Madlanga is absolutely cooking Colonel Gavin Jacob. Madlanga refuses to believe that Jacob's exhausted all his options trying to find storage for the massive cocaine haul.

In part 2 Justice Madlanga accuses Gavin Jacobs of Lying.

#MadlangaCommision ||#MadlangaInquiry

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How do you like them apples 🍎? Chinese TikToker Jack Mabaso reviews South African apples — and he's impressed. At roughly R10 per apple, he believes the price is well worth it, describing them as "sweeter and juicier than Chinese apples."

This comes after a 24-ton consignment of premium South African apples cleared customs in Shenzhen, becoming the first shipment of African goods to benefit from the zero-tariff policy.
From South Africa 🇿🇦 to the World 🌎 🚀

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How do you like them apples 🍎? Chinese TikToker Jack Mabaso reviews South African apples — and he's impressed. At roughly R10 per apple, he believes the price is well worth it, describing them as "sweeter and juicier than Chinese apples."

This comes after a 24-ton consignment of premium South African apples cleared customs in Shenzhen, becoming the first shipment of African goods to benefit from the zero-tariff policy.
From South Africa 🇿🇦 to the World 🌎 🚀

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It’s not AI’: Zee Nxumalo takes over New York’s most famous intersection
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It’s not AI’: Zee Nxumalo takes over New York’s most famous intersection
https://t.co/FPVIvJsnYk

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Colonel Robert Netshiunda of SAPS has issued a warning ahead of the June 30th protests to residents to refrain from posting, distributing and or sharing voice messages or social media posts, commenting on social media posts, or making statements on any public platform which promote violence or destruction of property.

The province of KwaZulu-Natal has been experiencing a wave of marches, and although the marches have largely been peaceful, police have noted with disdain social media posts and public statements made by certain individuals which has the potential of inciting violence and lawlessness during planned marches.

Members of the public are reminded to take note of Section 14 of the Cybercrimes Act, Act No. 19 of 2020, which says that any person who discloses, by means of an electronic communications service, a data message to a person, group of persons or the general public with the intention to incite the causing of any damage to property belonging to; or violence against a person or a group of persons, is guilty of an offence.

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Colonel Robert Netshiunda of SAPS has issued a warning ahead of the June 30th protests to residents to refrain from posting, distributing and or sharing voice messages or social media posts, commenting on social media posts, or making statements on any public platform which promote violence or destruction of property.

The province of KwaZulu-Natal has been experiencing a wave of marches, and although the marches have largely been peaceful, police have noted with disdain social media posts and public statements made by certain individuals which has the potential of inciting violence and lawlessness during planned marches.

Members of the public are reminded to take note of Section 14 of the Cybercrimes Act, Act No. 19 of 2020, which says that any person who discloses, by means of an electronic communications service, a data message to a person, group of persons or the general public with the intention to incite the causing of any damage to property belonging to; or violence against a person or a group of persons, is guilty of an offence.

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Official Statement from SAPS regarding the brutal murder of Nhlamulo Sambo. At approximately 3:00 on Sunday morning, KwaNonqaba police were called out to the New Rest informal settlement where the body of an 18 year old South African man was discovered infront of a shack. The deceased person had stab wounds. He was declared dead by paramedics at 3:19.
Investigations into this murder are progressing with detectives searching for a known suspect

#JusticeForNhlamulo

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Official Statement from SAPS regarding the brutal murder of Nhlamulo Sambo. At approximately 3:00 on Sunday morning, KwaNonqaba police were called out to the New Rest informal settlement where the body of an 18 year old South African man was discovered infront of a shack. The deceased person had stab wounds. He was declared dead by paramedics at 3:19.
Investigations into this murder are progressing with detectives searching for a known suspect

#JusticeForNhlamulo

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The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued an Orange Level 5 disruptive rainfall warning as a cut-off low moves across the Cape provinces, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, flooding and possible snowfall from Wednesday, June 3.
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The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued an Orange Level 5 disruptive rainfall warning as a cut-off low moves across the Cape provinces, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, flooding and possible snowfall from Wednesday, June 3.
https://t.co/kwjiskUVWC

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Foreign vehicle owners must now declare on the SARS traveller system before crossing any South African border, with nearly 39,000 temporary import permits already issued ahead of the June 1 launch.
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Foreign vehicle owners must now declare on the SARS traveller system before crossing any South African border, with nearly 39,000 temporary import permits already issued ahead of the June 1 launch.
https://t.co/HaOmNb1WPN

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Kukhona ongatshelwa lokho in the group.

The Mkhizes and Motaungs have entered the chat. #KwaBaba lands on Mzansi Magic at 19:30. Pass it on.

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Face of March and March Jacinta Ngobese Zuma responds to EFF's Naledi Chirwa's social media Post that implied Jacinta was Celebrating the death of Nhlamulo Sambo.

"Dear Naledi
It's a pity you people are so disgustingingly low and desperate to the point that you would use a child's death to feel like you have an "I got you moment"

#JusticeForNhlamulo

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Face of March and March Jacinta Ngobese Zuma responds to EFF's Naledi Chirwa's social media Post that implied Jacinta was Celebrating the death of Nhlamulo Sambo.

"Dear Naledi
It's a pity you people are so disgustingingly low and desperate to the point that you would use a child's death to feel like you have an "I got you moment"

#JusticeForNhlamulo

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Hillcrest Secondary School in Mossel Bay confirms that NHLAMULO Sambo, a Xitsonga student from Limpopo lost his life yesterday when he was mistaken for a foreigner. He was stabbed to death by Anti-African protesters who have been calling for the deportations of African nationals illegally in South Africa illegally. #JusticeForNhlamulo #WhoMustPay