Here's Dr Tatu Madlanga agreeing with Jacintas sentiments... He clearly understands that the government and its constitution begins and ends with the will of the people...
What's the government and constitution without the PEOPLE of the land who DEMOCRATICALLY VOTED for them?
This government must undermine the citizens of this country at their own peril. We may be the last generation that still puts "African culture" before governance, but trust me our children will not repeat the same mistakes.
Its Hard Being an EFF Supporter Yerrr, Now they must start Hating Mysol Because Julius Hates him Lmaoooooooooooooo. Mind you Mysol has done more for black people than this idiot.
This brother agreed to a R12K salary from the podcast because he was lacking acting gigs. Now he’s acting like he was being disrespected for being paid that amount, claiming he could easily make that money from just one scene. 😭😂
Thami Ndlala Foundation Pledges R9 Million For Free Legal Aid
The Thami Ndlala Foundation has pledged R9 million to SP Attorneys to provide free legal representation for poor and marginalised South Africans facing potentially unlawful arrests.
The announcement was made days after businessman Thami Ndlala was arrested and released on R10,000 bail in a case involving intimidation and extortion charges linked to allegations by media personality Blue Mbombo, which he denies.
The case has been postponed to 20 November 2026 for further investigations.
Ghananian National arrested for impersonating and wearing a South African Police Uniform.
We need death penalty for crimes like these. Nobody would do this nonsense in North Korea
SIX ESWATINI NATIONALS ARRESTED WITH DAGGA WORTH R1.95 MILLION IN MPUMALANGA
Six Eswatini nationals have been arrested in two separate drug busts in Mpumalanga, with police seizing approximately 325kg of dagga valued at R1.95 million.
Five suspects, aged 22 to 30, were arrested near the Commondale turn-off on the N2 on 23 October, after police found 125.2kg of dagga worth R750,000 in their vehicle.
In a separate incident in Carolina on 22 October, another Eswatini national was arrested after police recovered approximately 200kg of dagga valued at R1.2 million from a vehicle following a chase.
The suspects face drug-related charges and are expected to appear in court.
SAPS Mpumalanga Provincial Commissioner Lieutenant General Apaphia Modise commended police for the seizures, saying operations would be intensified to disrupt the illegal drug trade.