DKL

Just another African that loves South Africa and despises everything the 'rotten to the core cadres' are doing to this beautiful country. Sizovuka futhi!

[Jeff Wicks 🇿🇦 @wicks_jeff]

Everything you have just said comes from the media. Do we need to draw you a picture? Got crayons?

[Yusuf Abramjee @Abramjee]

[COMMENT]

Hangwani Morgan Maumela remains at the centre of one of the most alarming corruption investigations in Gauteng involving the alleged R2.3 billion tender scandal linked to Tembisa Hospital, yet to date there has been no arrest.

Why?

South Africans are entitled to ask questions, especially when billions meant for healthcare are allegedly looted while patients suffer in overcrowded hospitals, critical equipment shortages continue, and healthcare workers are forced to operate under impossible conditions.

If investigators have already identified suspicious tenders, irregular payments and questionable procurement processes, what is delaying accountability?

Are authorities still gathering evidence, or is this another case where politically connected individuals are being shielded from prosecution?

The public has seen raids, search-and-seizure operations and repeated media reports about the scandal, but where are the arrests? Where are the prosecutions? Where is the accountability?

What makes the matter even more concerning is that Maumela’s name also surfaced during proceedings linked to the Madlanga Commission, where alleged dealings involving controversial North West businessman Suliman Carrim were mentioned.

The reality is that public trust in the criminal justice system is badly damaged when high-profile corruption allegations involving billions drag on for years without visible consequences.

Ordinary South Africans are arrested daily for far lesser offences, yet when it comes to large-scale corruption involving public money, investigations often appear slow, secretive and inconclusive. Why should the public believe that there will ever be accountability if those implicated continue to operate freely while investigations drag on indefinitely?

Most importantly, what happened to the money allegedly lost through the Tembisa Hospital tenders? Who benefited? Who signed off on the contracts? Who approved the payments? And when will those responsible,
regardless of their political influence, business connections or status, finally face the full might of the law?

South Africans are not only demanding answers anymore. They are demanding action.

@pule_jones @HeidiGiokos

[Danny Nel @magicdan60]

The people of South Africa are starting to ask the right questions

[Special One 🇿🇦 @Nhleiks5]

Just imagine the person who SHUT DOWN skill colleges jiki jiki 20 years later he comes back and says the youth of this country are unemployable.Akanyi perhaps?🤔

[DA KZN @DA_KZN]

Minister of Public Works, the DA’s Dean Macpherson MP, detailing how ANC-run eThekwini has misappropriated the EPWP by awarding jobs to those that are politically connected and paying ghost employees at the expense of taxpayers.

[CCTV X @cctv_videos]

When the population decides to defend itself, the criminals don't stand a chance!

[White Trash @WhyHateWhite]

Black guy walks up and punches an Old White Guy in the gut

He wasn't having it and came out swinging like a young man again

Never under estimate old timers

They don't have much too loose at this point in life

Be careful using public transportation its not like it used to be

[jv @jvnaidoo1]

Travesty.

[Charlie @Pietiepietste]

Yup... Unlicenced police vehicles. Welcome to Cape Town.

[Jeff Wicks 🇿🇦 @wicks_jeff]

For clarity: the SIU reported that a brief stay in the back of the van caused Mr Omar to have a change of heart and decided to cooperate.

[#PutSouthAfricansfirst @Patriot_S_A]

She was supposed to watch the Madlanga Commission before taking that R2000 bribe

[jv @jvnaidoo1]

SAPS taking bribes.

[Amukelani Moyani @AmukelaniMoyani]

Dear President @CyrilRamaphosa;we need the Madlanga Commission to probe @ParliamentofRSA and how politicians afford to live like Billionaires! Its Not only @PMashatile and @Julius_S_Malema

[Times LIVE @TimesLIVE]

A company allegedly billed the Ekurhuleni metro R483m using ghost workers and wildly inflated invoices… including the city's executives’ kids who were paid as engineers. 'I’ve never seen such looting in my life,' says one executive. https://t.co/2bGCdkBrQz

[Delia Byliefeldt @DeliaByliefeldt]

Say it with me: @SAPoliceService are corrupt. Kindly repost.

[Proudly South African 🇿🇦 @SayEntrepreneur]

🚨 EXPOSED: Massive looting allegations out of Ekurhuleni! 🚨

​While residents face service delivery collapse, R483 MILLION was paid to XET Solutions, the company that reportedly financed the City Manager.

​It gets worse. Look at how your tax money is being handled:
○ ​R4 Million paid to XET with absolutely NO invoice linked to the payment.
○ ​R18 Million paid out completely missing invoice links.
○ ​R48 Million across 7 different invoices paid instantly on the exact day they were issued.

​Since when does local government pay anyone on the same day unless it's an inside job?

[Man’s NOT Barry Roux @AdvoBarryRoux]

Criminals have too much rights & freedom in South Africa! Yusuf Omar of Omars Motor Den should be in Jail for his criminal activities! He is in bed with the Cartel & helping them invade the Law!

[TeeJay @15TeeJay]

KZN Police seized 90 kilograms of suspected cocaine with an estimated street value of R36 million at the Durban Harbour on 6 June 2026.

Imagine if Sibiya and them succeeded in turning our country in to Mexico ?

[IG:Joy-Zelda @joy_zelda]

This is the guy who caught the South African Police Officer taking a Bribe

His name is Andre Synman

REMEMBER THIS HERO 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[Slaughter. @BafanaSurprise]

Dear @CyrilRamaphosa have honour and just leave office, save yourself from all the embarrassment. The sad thing is that, those so called “Businessmen” that called for the GNU, remain unknown while you remain the face of failure and incompetence.

You have so many scandals for a President, leading the one of the most corrupt organisations in the World.