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[Niel🤘🏼🥷 @nielkraai3000]

@WandileSihlobo Can we have a list of the beneficiaries? Also keep track of progress on these farms. I want to see something

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@Brettbenraphael More than 30% of the voters are happy with the ANC. We live amongst fools!

[Maverick @MaxPatricius]

A taxi barreling down the turn-only lane and then drives straight through the red has become a death machine.
5 Dead & 10 Injured.
That move happens at robots all over the country, every day, and we are forced to accept it because law-enforcement doesn’t care.
It is just how the taxis drive now.

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@SimplyMegszcpt Your point is well put. The other political parties could educate the voters and explain the voting system, but they just want to get into power by means of a coalition. If they educated the voters, they could most likely get in as majority and govern alone.

[Claire @Claire_ennet]

Yes and those who attend these fights.

[Mariet @MarietjieGroen2]

@SimplyMegszcpt ????

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@ConCaracal @SABCNews Not just the ANC. We have more and more political parties turning against the whites in SA. Business are also following them.

[Danny Nel @magicdan60]

Illegal mining's effect on the
Lisbon Falls and Blyde River Canyon...

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@ginnydmm We need to see who Sky's handler was.

[Gina @ginnydmm]

From Ian Cameron’s Facebook page:

“AN OPEN LETTER TO SKY

Dear Sky,

Tonight, I sat in a feedback meeting with senior South African Police Service members about you.

A General has been appointed to lead the internal investigation into what happened, and I met with the investigation team and several senior SAPS managers.

We spoke about your life, your death and the difficult questions that must now be answered. We also spoke about the wider system responsible for caring for police animals.

It is too early for final findings, but several issues have been identified for closer examination, including where you were kept, the care available overnight and whether existing procedures were followed.

Your records have been secured. Witnesses are being interviewed and the facilities are being examined. The investigation is also looking at other police dogs who were injured, died or were euthanised.

The NSPCA and the South African Veterinary Council are conducting their own processes. The SAPS internal report is expected to reach the National Commissioner by 9 October.

But, Sky, investigations and promises are not justice.

Justice means establishing who knew you were struggling, what decisions were taken, whether opportunities to protect you were missed and why you remained there. It means consequences if wrongdoing is proved, and changing the system so that another police animal is never left frightened, trapped and alone.

I was told tonight that you were an exceptional dog. You reportedly achieved 99.42% during training and finished at the top of your class. You were intelligent, energetic and ready to serve.

Somewhere along the way, something went terribly wrong.

I will give the investigation a fair opportunity to do its work. But I will not allow your story to disappear into another report that gathers dust.

Tonight, senior SAPS officials said it themselves: you must not have died in vain.

It truly feels as though your death may lead to something bigger: accountability, better protection and lasting reform for the animals that continue to serve our country.

Rest gently, brave girl.

We will keep going.”

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@GwedeMantashe1 You are the fattest idiot around. You destroy and steal. The poor are suffer because of the ANC. Read what you comment,go sit and contemplate when you will post your apology to all South Africans.

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@PresidencyZA @CyrilRamaphosa We are not in trouble. He makes no decisions without appointing a commission first. They can carry on with their work in the meantime.

[White Lion II (NDDN) Wittoslav Lionovski @WhiteLionII1]

Dear ANC,

The government is NOT a job creator so stop bragging about how many jobs you’ve created! You merely waste taxpayer money by employing too many people on projects that don’t deliver and call it job creation.

A government must create an ENVIRONMENT in a country that is conducive to job creation, economic growth and foreign investment. Your policies, (especially BBBEE) and corruption do the opposite of this and only destroy, which is why the economy and unemployment is so sorely lacking.

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@WhiteLionII1 She should not get paid. Her boss will never fire her. He is not a leader. She makes no positive difference. She is vile.

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@dgtager As long as they can get it "free"- stealing or otherwise - they don't care. The respect for other people is non existent.

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@Brettbenraphael And come 4 November 2026 they will still vote for these clowns. The majority in SA loves being poor and trampled on. The politicians are idolized because they seem to get rich through work. Working for their own pockets is all that politicians do in SA. They don't care.

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@DisprinXtra The guy with the black top that hits the dog is as bad as the guy with the knife! Send him to SA and we can speak to him!

[Dr. Feelfokol. - @endurancetry]

The useless Police minister the more useless arrogant SAP management team from HO the regional head, the station head, this handler and his/ her bosses must be fired..#SAP Roodeplaat.. @Prof_Cachalia @SAPoliceService @IanCameron23 @NSPCA_SA repost the crap out of this…

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@TmAlberto This is amazing. Unbelievable what can be done if you want to.
Keep the car safe and don't get into an accident 😁