TheRealGilliespy

always calm,keep on trying till you get it right

[Resaleteng Teng @ResaletengT]

Smoke them out Vosloorus!

[Lady Double K @LadyDoublexpl8]

This Nigerian scammer claiming he made his first million at 15 and was given a Ferrari for free🙆🏻‍♀️🤔 Cape Town police need to investigate

[TheRealGilliespy @Gilliespy2]

@jackson_rem If she doesn't papers she illegal and she knows she isn't supposed to be in the Republic without documents,How did she managed acuted a house without valid papers?

[Mudzunga @Dzungie007]

This is exactly why border security matters. A Zimbabwean man reportedly wanted for the alleged murder of his wife and children is on the run. There's concern he may attempt to enter South Africa. Stay alert, share this, and report any credible sightings to the police.

[THE TRUTH PANTHER 🇿🇦 @TheTruthPanther]

ATM Calls for Urgent Parliamentary Inquiry Into Illegal Smuggling of South African Medicines, Stolen ARVs and Theft of Public Healthcare Resources

The African Transformation Movement (ATM) has formally called on Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Health to launch a comprehensive inquiry into the illegal export and smuggling of South African medicinal products, the theft of medicines from the public healthcare system, and the exploitation of the country's traditional and indigenous health resources. In a proposal dated 8 July 2026 and addressed to Portfolio Committee Chairperson Azwihangwisi Faith Muthambi, the party said the matter should be prioritised during the committee's third-term programme.

The ATM said South Africa spends billions of rand each year on medicines, vaccines and essential pharmaceutical products intended for patients using public hospitals, clinics and community healthcare facilities. The submission pointed to the recent discovery of bags containing antiretroviral medicines and other pharmaceutical products on a bus travelling towards Zimbabwe and Malawi after a fatal crash in Limpopo. "This incident cannot be treated as isolated; it points to a broader risk that medicines procured with South African taxpayers' money may be diverted from our healthcare system and transported beyond our borders for commercial gain," the proposal states. It also noted that Cabinet had reportedly expressed concern and confirmed a full-scale investigation into possible pharmaceutical smuggling.

The proposal urges Parliament to determine whether the Department of Health and the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) have adequate systems to prevent the theft, diversion and illegal export of medicines. It also calls for scrutiny of coordination between the Department of Health, SAHPRA, the Border Management Authority, SARS Customs, the South African Police Service, the Hawks, the National Prosecuting Authority, the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition, the South African Medical Research Council, the National Health Laboratory Service, as well as representatives from the traditional and indigenous health sector. "Parliament must therefore satisfy itself that the Department of Health, together with the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA), has adequate systems in place to prevent the theft, diversion and illegal export of medicinal products from South Africa," the submission reads.

The ATM also wants the inquiry to examine the extent of medicine theft from the public healthcare system, the illegal export of pharmaceutical products through formal and informal border crossings, security at hospitals and medicine depots, the role of organised criminal syndicates and foreign nationals, financial losses suffered by the state, the adequacy of existing legislation, and the protection of South Africa's indigenous medicinal plants and traditional healthcare knowledge from unlawful commercial exploitation. The proposal has now been submitted to the Portfolio Committee on Health for consideration.

[Tumisho Masha @TumishoMasha]

Speaking sense.

[leolimza @leolimza]

THE END TO THIS FLASH FRAUD LIFESTYLE IS IMMINENT.

[Mo @Mo_7772]

Malawians stop it! 😭😭😭

[Lady Double K @LadyDoublexpl8]

‼️Another Nigerian fraudster claiming to be the king of Cape Town 🙆🏻‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️ the disrespect is too much

[Judaeda Blanco @Judaeda3]

Everything in this shop is expired even the permit and food certificates, eating at your own risk.

[Herman Mashaba @HermanMashaba]

How and why some people and organisations are prepared to defend illegal immigrants is beyond belief.

[Born-in-SA🇿🇦 @_Tee__G]

They won’t respond.

The R5 million investors walking around to identify opportunities.

[TheRealGilliespy @Gilliespy2]

@XekiHlongwane No

[#PutSouthAfricansfirst @Patriot_S_A]

The absolute audacity by foreigners to come and sell stuff at the traffic lights right near the toll gate at Stornvoël Road in the City of Tshwane.
1. It's against a COT Bylaw
2. They are probably illegal Immigrants

I've already reported them to TMPD of course, however, if they are not removed by tomorrow they will have a bigger problem.

[TheRealGilliespy @Gilliespy2]

@MrNkosi072 Eehhh!!! Congratulations ngwana Sesi

[#PutSouthAfricansfirst @Patriot_S_A]

When it's time to eat, their leader vs the supporters.

[TheRealGilliespy @Gilliespy2]

@Abramjee He said "I don't wanna implecate myself "

[Our City News @OurCityNews]

Residents in Alexandra have taken matters into their own hands, cleaning their streets as the Pikitup strike continues and uncollected waste piles up. The disruption in services follows a strike by casual workers employed by Pikitup, who are demanding permanent employment. The latest delays have compounded an existing backlog caused by the nationwide marches on 30 June. #Joburg #pikitupstrike #ourcitynews

[KAE News @news_kae]

Edward Steven Zunguza, a mathematics teacher at Ivory Park Secondary School, remains on bail after his rape case was postponed to 13 August 2026 for further investigation.

https://t.co/4ueJ7fLGOW

[Kasi Economy @KasiEconomy]

A couple from Dovheni Village in Limpopo has turned rejected avocados into an award-winning business.

Husband-and-wife team Hulisani Mabugana and Hulisani Mudau, founders of Ecovado, have been named the winners of the Seeds of Change 2026 Enterprise Development Programme.

Instead of letting lower-grade avocados go to waste because they don't meet fresh-market standards, the couple transforms them into premium avocado oil and other value-added products, creating income, reducing food waste, and adding value to local agriculture