South Africa mayiyekwe! Asinantanga!!! Unmatched!!! @iamSivN my goodness 🥹🥹I don’t whether it’s because I love the movie or Robert Downey jnr!!! But you ate here! You could easily play that role! You are gifted maan 😍 And the remix🔥🔥
Wits University Lecturers… so you mean to tell me that no other South Africans have Masters Degrees and can lecture these, you had to get Nigerians?? @WitsUniversity
🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🇿🇦 Nelspruit-born billionaire Robert Gumede has reportedly acquired iconic sugar company Tongaat Hulett for R8 billion, potentially saving more than 25,000 jobs following the company’s struggles under previous ownership.
The company has operations across South Africa, Mozambique and Zimbabwe.
A major South African business comeback?
SIU Exposes Nigerian Professor Edwin Ijeoma With Fake Qualifications—Allegedly Fraudulently Stole R5 Million From Fort Hare University and Benefited From Alleged Irregular Student Admissions
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has identified alleged conflict-of-interest concerns involving University of Fort Hare professor with Nigerian roots, Edwin Ijeoma, a former Head of Department in the Faculty of Management and Commerce. Ijeoma registered a company, ISDMN, in which he was a director and shareholder, and authorised university payments to the company.
According to the SIU findings, Ijeoma authorised or facilitated payments to ISDMN for alleged services under Project 290. The amount cited as authorised or paid between 1 September 2011 and 21 June 2021 was R4 187 169.05. The total amount reportedly paid to ISDMN was R5 049 199.05.
The investigation also examined an allegation involving UFH official Dr Siziwe Monica Zuma, who was accused of sourcing public servants and students to enrol in UFH programmes for personal gain. The allegation reportedly involved about 120 people from SALGA and municipalities. The SIU could not finalise this aspect after Zuma died on 11 June 2024.
The Ijeoma and ISDMN matter forms part of the broader SIU investigation into maladministration at the University of Fort Hare, including irregular appointments, procurement and related concerns. The findings highlight the alleged conflict of interest arising from university funds being directed to a company in which a university official held a personal financial interest.
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Siphesihle Kolisa, Athandwa Gandala and Sinebhongo Qhase appeared in the Mdantsane Magistrate’s Court in connection with the murder of former boxing world champion Zolani Tete. They join co-accused Zuzole Buqwana, who made his court appearance yesterday
Arrests made in the Zolani Tete murder case... Two people of interest were apprehended at the airport kuGompo City.. Police also confirm that the suspects were known by the late boxer... @SABCNews@SAPoliceService
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