Tsumbedzo Tshinavha

[Sir Lebona Cabonena @LCabonena]

THIS WOMAN KNOWS HER STORY!!!

The owner of this car always takes her colleagues to work every day.

But the taxi operator told her to stop giving them a lift, even if they work at the same company.

[Black-Jesus💧🇿🇦 @KingMntungwa]

🚨He dealt with Bullies Taxi Patrollers very well.🚨🇿🇦‼️

Give this man a Bells🔥🙆🍻🥃Winkunziiii mashinga winkunzi.‼️‼️

[News Live SA @newslivesa]

“My father would stand on this pulpit and speak for 4 hours. I would also use the restroom 5 times, talking non-stop — pe pe pe… I don’t have that time. I speak two words but with meaning. Do you understand me?” — King Misuzulu

“I love you all. I am the first king — among the 9 or 12 kings who ruled — to be put in power by the courts. I am a king legally. Come say otherwise and I’ll arrest you.” — King Misuzulu

[Haji @khal_haji]

The Madlanga Commission has you all by the throat 🤣 #MadlangaCommission

[Newzroom Afrika @Newzroom405]

4-year-old Andile Mbambo, popularly known as Andile The Calculator, has taken social media by storm with his sharp mathematics skills. His father Xolani Mbambo asks his son to compute complex numbers. The two have stolen the hearts of social media users with their fun father and son bond. They speak to @MpumiNgubeni .

Watch: https://t.co/GHSGDguTQj

#Newzroom405

[Nkululeko Mhlaba @NkululekoMhlaba]

The anomaly in South Africa is not just high taxes - it’s paying nearly 50% of your income to the state and still having to fund your own healthcare, education, transport, housing, and security. Citizens are paying twice: once through taxes, and again for the services those taxes should provide.

[Simon Sithole @Simon_Sithole20]

An average South African 🇿🇦earning between R20k to R50k a month pays almost half of their salary to the government. @sarstax

When we are done with illegal immigrationcrisis, there are some serious questions that this government MUST answer!!
#TaxRevoltSA

[Tsumbedzo Tshinavha @TshinavhaTsumbe]

@imanrappetti Vannesa, just yesterday when you asked Generel Mthombeni if there will not be any breaking news at Madlanga Commission linked to him, he was evasive and ddnt actually answer your direct question with a direct answer. Chief Mashaba is saying something today.

[Lulu @bongyluaziey]

When they say jealousy consumes the owner this what they mean
He was setting a trap for the couple only to find himself glued in the middle of the railway.

[SABC News @SABCNews]

MADLANGA COMMISSION | Witness I says he has never gone to KZN regarding Maj-Gen Khan’s matter. He adds that he never liked him since the Aeroton scene.

[Dr Nasiphi Moya @nasiphim]

We’ve found another brothel, K20, that’s operated by Chinese nationals. 54 rooms - and the ladies are charged R4000 per month to rent a room. We are currently conducting a by-law enforcement operation in the Pretoria CBD. @CityTshwane

[METROFM SABC @METROFMSA]

On #WeekendBreakfastSoundsGood, we unpacked the impact rumours can have on relationships and personal lives.

Inspired by Gayle King opening up about years of speculation surrounding her friendship with Oprah Winfrey.

Has your relationship ever been affected by rumours, gossip or public assumptions? And how did you deal with it?

Catch the podcast on https://t.co/N8uDZbmX1P

[Dasen Thathiah @DasenThathiah]

Was there a lack of oversight in the appointment of the Hawks KZN acting head?

Maj-Gen Leseja Senona's suspension led to one of his subordinates - Brigadier Zenobia Mulligan - taking over.

She joined the provincial office about three years ago to head Corporate Support Services.

Among other things, the senior officer was responsible for financial management and supply chain management.

But she seemingly can't manage her own household finances, piling on debt of several hundred thousand rands.

Mulligan has defaulted on loan repayments and has combined arrears of over R650 000 with her husband.

The DPCI has ignored all requests for comment on what vetting processes were followed during her appointment.

Full story on @eNCA #DStv403 at 9:15am.

[Yusuf Abramjee @Abramjee]

Former NPA prosecutor Siphokazi Magangana has been sentenced by the Roodepoort Regional Court to an effective seven years’ direct imprisonment after pleading guilty to corruption and money laundering.

Magangana admitted that in August 2022 she solicited R10 000 from two individuals, falsely promising to help them secure positions as a public prosecutor and aspirant prosecutor.

The money was paid into a third party’s bank account to conceal the proceeds of the crime.

She was arrested following a complaint, with the investigation led by the Organised Crime Unit.

Under a plea and sentence agreement, she received seven years for each corruption charge and three years for each money laundering charge, with all sentences running concurrently.

The former prosecutor, who joined the NPA in 2020 and later resigned, has remained in custody since her arrest.

The NPA said the case highlights its commitment to rooting out corruption within the criminal justice system.

[Katlego Maseng 🧠 @KatlegoMaseng1]

I’ve noticed that this type of coffin costs between R800 and R1500, yet many rich and wealthy people choose simple coffins like these compared to most of us.

Yes, we all have our own choices, and I respect that.

But sometimes I ask myself why has a casket become a symbol of dignity and status?

The sad reality is that many people end up borrowing money just to upgrade from a coffin to an expensive casket.

But why though? To impress people or what? 🤔

[Thendo Muloiwa @MuloiwaThendo]

Louis Trichardt is the only town in South Africa with no pototles. The entire town is one giant pothole

[Gooseberry @RhuNdimande]

A Sixty60 driver tells Clement on 702 #TheCMShow that he earns about R1200 per week and is concerned about how rising fuel prices will affect his income. He added that he doesn’t get days off, even when he’s sick. If he needs time off, he’s expected to find someone to cover his shift, and even a sick note isn’t accepted.
Such working conditions are unacceptable to South Africans, who are often labeled as lazy when they voice their concerns. On the other hand, foreign nationals are willing to accept these terms, being praised as hard workers.

[Phumzile Van Damme @zilevandamme]

So vele these gents steal public money so they can show off amabaddies on rotation & bottle service at the clurb. Babathengele amaBBL. Boma 15k etshwaleni. Uboshelwe lokho? What an embarrazz. Wathatha imali kahulumeni wathenga impundu, Chief? Your ‘SDIM, babe. What of? 🫠

[auti’ esharp @_uPrince]

Fortuna driver was brave. Rip to him 🙏🏾