The Reluctant Boss

Livestock farming & Research Strategy

#daddycated

[The Reluctant Boss @IamTawane]

Suffocating, these news about women killings

And life goes on as normal SOMEHOW

Find these killers and HANG THEM

[Pule Letshwiti-Jones @pule_jones]

BREAKING: Another woman has been shot and killed in Thembisa.

Gauteng police are investigating a case of murder and robbery following the shooting of a 23-year-old woman in Temong, Mapungubwe Street, Thembisa, this morning at about 05:45, 28 September 2026.

The woman was reportedly on her way to work when she was shot and killed during an alleged robbery. Her belongings were taken during the incident.

The deceased has been identified; however, her family is yet to be formally notified.

Preliminary investigations have not established any link between this incident and the recent cases involving the bodies of women found in Ekurhuleni.

No one has been arrested yet and the police are following up on leads.

@eNCA

[The Reluctant Boss @IamTawane]

A country that’s got it’s priorities crossed

[Yusuf Abramjee @Abramjee]

BREAKING NEWS AT THIS HOUR:

Two separate mass shootings claim 27 lives.

[The Reluctant Boss @IamTawane]

Fights for every point

Congratulations 🥳

[wta @WTA]

Leylah on top of the world! 🌏

It's a 6th career WTA title for Leylah Fernandez. She defeats Gibson 7-5, 6-0 to take home the trophy 🏆

#SgTennisOpen

[The Reluctant Boss @IamTawane]

Clear there’s no serial killer. There are killer men in SA

The whole Kempton Park serial killer narrative is used as a veil by these weaklings who hate women

[Pule Letshwiti-Jones @pule_jones]

BREAKING:

A suspect linked to the murder of a woman whose body was discovered at Mooifontein Cemetery in Tembisa on Saturday morning has been arrested.

It is alleged that following the murder, the suspect fled to Tzaneen, Limpopo, where he was apprehended by police on Saturday evening at approximately 23:00.

The investigation and tracing of perpetrators linked to other women's bodies found in Ekurhuleni is still underway with police following all available leads.

@eNCA

[Tennis TV @TennisTV]

WHAT. AN. ENDING. 🤯 🔵

Alcaraz avenges last year’s #LaverCup loss to Fritz to level the tie for Team Europe!

[The Reluctant Boss @IamTawane]

Alex Zverev is such a fraud

Mentality weaker than a butterfly’s fart. Besides his serve, the guy has nothing to offer.

#laver 🎾

[The Reluctant Boss @IamTawane]

Girl can’t play. I’d love for her to prove me wrong though

[TOP TENNIS WOMEN 🎾 @TopTennisWomen]

Alycia Parks 🇺🇸

[Nkunzi Ebomvu 🐂 @babaMbatha_]

🙇🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

[The Reluctant Boss @IamTawane]

Beautifully-put

[Sihle Mavuso @ZANewsFlash]

WATCH: King Misuzulu on the need to preserve the country’s rhino population - KZN Tonight Podcast

[The Reluctant Boss @IamTawane]

All hail

[Goodman Mabunda @GoodmanMabunda]

Kodwa Bayede!😭😭

[The Reluctant Boss @IamTawane]

Nna Rre yo kea mo utlwisisa waitse🤣

[Phakelu🇿🇦Mthakathi @PhakelaMthakath]

Bayede👏🏾🧎🏾

[hannah ✨ @hannahafcc]

run it back

[The Reluctant Boss @IamTawane]

@SheHulk____ SubaWeak

[The Reluctant Boss @IamTawane]

@SheHulk____ 👀

[Michael Fiore - Garden Center @Michaelfiore]

This is why we have never wanted to plant pumpkins and let customers come pick their own from the fields. It’s also why all of our pumpkins get displayed on tables instead of on pallets or on the ground.

[The Reluctant Boss @IamTawane]

Owls chase their fav snacks, which is mice 🤭

[Ethereal ✨ @SheHulk____]

On a random Thursday morning

[The Reluctant Boss @IamTawane]

What place is this, South Africa!? Honestly

[Karyn Maughan @karynmaughan]

Sindane's lawyers sought a delay because he "is in a period of sacred spiritual seclusion. This is a constitutively important period of spiritual formation and communal religious observance that is inseparable from his personhood, identity and wellbeing as an African person.."

[The Reluctant Boss @IamTawane]

@AFCMady That little man is a boss! And unbenchable

[The Reluctant Boss @IamTawane]

Explained like a Prof!

Thank you

[Khangisa (Prof. ) @Siyakhangisa]

Bafana Sindane was supposed to sit before the Madlanga Commission today.

He asked for a postponement. The chairperson said no — attend first, argue later.

At 09:30 this morning, his postponement application was heard. He was required to be there regardless of the outcome.

​​The real move is not the postponement.​​

It is the urgent High Court application filed yesterday: stop the commission from using or publishing evidence extracted from his cellphone. Specifically the WhatsApp material.

That is different from Suleiman Carrim's case in February. Carrim tried to block the subpoena itself. Lost. Johannesburg High Court struck it off the roll.

Sindane is not refusing to come. He is refusing to let his phone testify against him.

​​Same legal team. Same strategy.​​

Joe Ferrari Sibanyoni already made the same objection at the commission — using cellphone data from a pending criminal case is an "absolute abuse" of privacy and constitutional rights. He reserved the right to go to court. Sindane went first.

If Sindane wins, Ferrari benefits. If Ferrari wins later, Sindane benefits. The two cases are legally symbiotic.

​​What is on that phone matters.​​

The Rule 10.6 notice covers:

- Links between Sindane and Sibanyoni.
- Connections to the late Jothan "Mswazi" Msibi.
- Alleged police contacts.
- WhatsApp chats already put to Ferrari: references to izinkabi, "the dog is dead," "we are in charge of the streets."
- Financial flows — stokvels, payments between the two men.

The commission does not need Sindane to confess. It needs the messages to be admissible.

​​The criminal case sits behind all of this.​​

Sindane and Ferrari are out on R70,000 bail each in Delmas, facing extortion and money-laundering charges. The state alleges they forced a mining businessman into paying protection fees exceeding R2.2 million between 2022 and 2025. They deny the charges.

The phone was seized in that criminal investigation. The commission is now trying to use the same material in a public inquiry.

That is why the High Court application exists.

​​Why the commission is pushing.​​

Madlanga said Sindane must attend even if the postponement application succeeds. That is not impatience. It is urgency.

The commission wraps public evidence in early October — roughly two weeks from now. Final report due 25 January 2027. If Sindane's testimony slips past the October window through a combination of court applications and postponements, he may never testify in public at all.

Delay is not stalling. It is strategy.

​​The stakes.​​

Carrim tried to block his subpoena and lost. The court affirmed the commission's power to compel testimony.

Sindane's application is narrower — not "I do not have to come," but "You cannot use what is on my phone." That is a harder question. The commission has broad powers, but using evidence seized in a separate criminal case does raise self-incrimination issues.

If the High Court sides with Sindane, a significant portion of the taxi syndicate evidence becomes unusable.

If the court sides with the commission, the WhatsApp messages enter the record — and the messages Ferrari called ambiguous suddenly have context.

Here is what we will know soon: whether "attend first, argue later" was the commission's last word — or the beginning of a court fight that could reshape how the Madlanga Commission uses digital evidence.

[The Reluctant Boss @IamTawane]

@Mamello_Monyeli We learn everyday

[The Reluctant Boss @IamTawane]

FOUR Away games on the trot for my @Arsenal

Diabolical schedule