#CountryDuty#ImpempeIsNotImpimpi
‼️TRIGGER WARNING ‼️
FOURWAYS- KINGFISHER DRIVE & WITKOPPEN ROAD
If you’re running in or around Fourways area, please be careful!
She is still waiting for an update from SAPS due to backlogs with the DNA System
Crossing a border illegally, avoiding immigration processes, and living undocumented is not bravery or survival it’s criminality. Stop trying to guilt South Africans into tolerating what no serious country would allow.
“Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala is one individual who has been enjoying too much privilege from law enforcement.”
General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi
“Vusimuzi Matlala's Personal vehicles were registered by the deputy chief of police at Ekurhuleni that is Major General Mkhwanazi, who registered his cars as official municipality official vehicles fitted with Blue lights” General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi tells the Madlanga Commission
Malema calls for visa-free travel between South Africa and Nigeria
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has called for the removal of visa requirements between South Africa and Nigeria, declaring: “We actually do not need a visa between South Africa and Nigeria… we are one.”
Speaking at the Nigerian Bar Association Annual General Conference in Enugu, Malema condemned xenophobia as “a betrayal of African unity” and stressed that Nigerians and other African migrants are not to blame for South Africa’s economic challenges.
He pointed to systemic inequality and historical economic domination as the true root causes.
Malema highlighted the longstanding solidarity between the two countries during apartheid, citing Nigeria’s support for South African liberation efforts, and argued that these ties should translate into modern economic collaboration.
He urged African nations to adopt visa-free travel, joint industrial projects, and coordinated trade policies to foster an integrated continent.
The EFF leader also noted the cultural and economic links between South Africa and Nigeria, from shared business interests to the influence of Nigerian music and film, emphasizing that xenophobic attitudes undermine Africa’s potential.
BREAKING NEWS | Four people have been arrested in Durban over the sale of passports to foreign nationals.
We are currently at one of the crime scenes in Umlazi, where at least 226 passports have been found.
It’s believed each one is sold for R3000.
A South African’s details are used or bought and then a foreign national’s picture is used to complete the document.
The operation was conducted by @HomeAffairsSA Counter Corruption Unit and the Hawks.
Details on @eNCA #DStv403.
Thank you my brother, Prophet Bushiri for hosting us and for the kind words. The government scale amount of work you do to economically, educationally, socially and spiritually uplift our people is unparalleled now and in history.
I know that the leadership and people of Malawi appreciate and cherish the so many massive programmes you do for the people on the ground. Continue doing the good work.
The Book says, “Kindness to the poor is a loan to the LORD, and He will repay the lender”. God Bless! 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿