FROM PICK N PAY OWNER TO COLLECTING RECYCLABLES — WHAT REALLY HAPPENED?
A viral video has sparked debate after former Pick n Pay franchise owner Modisane was seen collecting recyclables to make ends meet years after losing his store.
BREAKING: 🇺🇸🇮🇱 Trump to Netanyahu after Iran threatened to pull out of negotiations: “You’re fucking crazy. You’d be in prison if it weren’t for me. I’m saving your ass.”
After Iran threatened to pull out of negotiations, President Trump quickly called Israeli PM Netanyahu to postpone the planned attack against Beirut, according to Axios
In the call, President Trump became openly furious at Netanyahu, saying:
“You’re fucking crazy. You’d be in prison if it weren’t for me. I’m saving your ass. Everybody hates you now. Everybody hates Israel because of this. What the fuck are you doing?”
One U.S. official says it was the worst call ever between the two leaders, as Trump perceived Netanyahu as trying to sabotage diplomacy with Iran.
The mother of Nhlamulo Sambo (19) who was killed in Mossel Bay, Western Cape because he spoke Tsonga during the protests of illegal immigrates speaks up. How did we get here as a Country?
Did you know it’s completely ILLEGAL for tuckshops to charge an extra "Speedpoint fee" (R2–R10) to swipe your card, or add extra fees on airtime? 💳
Section 23 of the CPA & banking rules state the shelf price MUST be the price at the till. Surcharging is strictly forbidden.
This widespread trend is a massive regulatory failure—the NCC and banks are asleep at the wheel while consumers get exploited daily by lawless pricing.
Fight back:
1️�� Demand the displayed price.
2️⃣ Snap a photo of illegal fee signs.
3️⃣ Report them to the machine provider (Yoco, Flash, or bank) or the Consumer Ombud (CGSO: [email protected]).
Know your rights. Retweet to stop the exploitation! 📢🇿🇦
Praise be to Allah! At a university in Germany, they conducted a test on cows to determine the amount of pain the cows feel during slaughter, according to Islamic method through a process called EEG.
They were monitoring the cow's brain electrical activity chart, and through it, they could tell whether the cow felt pain or not, and what the extent of the pain was?
Surprisingly, they took the cow and slaughtered it for the test....
In the first 3 seconds, no change occurred in the brain electrical activity, and this is evidence that it did not feel any pain.
In the next 3 seconds, the cow lost consciousness and fell completely asleep due to severe blood flow from the slaughter and the absence of the largest amount of blood from the brain.
After 6 seconds, the EEG stopped the brain electrical activity, meaning that the cow died without any pain.
Praise be to Allah, for the religion that shows mercy to animals even during slaughter.
FNB TARGETS AFRICAN ISLAMIC FINANCE GROWTH
FNB Islamic Banking says disciplined governance and ethical finance principles are central to its long-term growth strategy across South Africa and Africa.
The bank believes Islamic finance is gaining wider appeal beyond faith communities as customers increasingly prioritise transparency, certainty and responsible banking.
FNB has restructured its leadership to support measured expansion while protecting its South African operations.
Islamic banking products include transactional banking, financing, investments and insurance solutions structured according to Shari’ah principles.
Full story - https://t.co/13PlecnQQH
Pictured - Amman Muhammad, FNB Islamic Banking CEO
Centuries ago, Muslims from the heart of Africa walked nearly 7,000 kilometers for Hajj.
Not for days.
Not for weeks.
But for years.
They crossed deserts on foot, travelled with livestock for food and survival, and spent entire lifetimes saving for one sacred journey to Makkah.
Along the roads stood wells, inns, and shelters built by Muslim rulers and generous souls to serve the guests of Allah.
Some pilgrims returned home after two years.
Some stayed longer seeking knowledge in cities like Cairo and Damascus before finally returning with the honored title of “Hajji.”
A reminder that for many before us, Hajj was not a trip.
It was the journey of a lifetime.
🇺🇸🇮🇷 Al Arabiya leaked what it calls the "final draft" of the U.S.-Iran agreement.
Immediate full ceasefire, freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, no more attacks on infrastructure, and gradual sanctions relief.
Stocks spiking. Oil sliding hard.
Deal or trap? Markets are buying it anyway
Zimbabwe Vice President, Kembo Mohadi, speaking Setswana.
He is from the Karanga tribe, which is closely related to the Kalanga tribe in Botswana.
Both the Kalanga and Karanga people coexisted for centuries in ancient Mapungubwe.
There is a Batswana community of about 60,000 in Zimbabwe.
There is also a small Batswana community in Namibia who have lived there for close to 200 years.
There are Batswana in Zambia as well. Lozi and Setswana are very similar.
The Lozi people can also be found in Botswana where they existed for over 100 years.
In the nutshell, we are all one people.
🇺🇸🇮🇱 Last night, Trump reportedly gave Netanyahu the worst news he could imagine
According to Axios, Trump told him mediators are close to an interim deal that would end the war and start a formal 30-day negotiating period.
Netanyahu was fuming, with one source saying his “hair was on fire.”
This is amazing news, if true; it means Trump wants the war to end and he’s no longer doing what Netanyahu wants.
You don’t need R7 million to own a major chicken fast-food franchise anymore.
SA Chicken Franchises Ranked by Setup Cost 🇿🇦👇
● Galito's: R1.4m+ (120+ stores)
● Pedros: R2.5m+ (200+ stores)
● Chicken Licken: R4.8m (250+ stores)
● KFC: R5.4m+ (1,000+ stores)
● Nando's: R5.9m+ (300+ stores)
While a high-volume KFC or Chicken Licken can generate massive revenue, Pedros takes the crown for the fastest Return on Investment (ROI).
📊 List of famous economists and their contribution in economics 📕
1. 🇬🇧 Adam Smith (1723–1790) 📖 Famous book: The Wealth of Nations (1776) 💡 Major theories/concepts: Absolute Advantage, Division of Labor, Invisible Hand, Free Markets ⭐ Key contributions: Father of Economics. Laid the foundation of modern economics and classical liberalism. Emphasized free trade, competition and limited role of government.
2. 🇬🇧 David Ricardo (1772–1823) 📖 Famous book: On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation (1817) 💡 Major theories/concepts: Comparative Advantage, Rent Theory, Diminishing Returns ⭐ Key contributions: Developed theory of comparative advantage. Explained distribution of income (rent, profit, wages). Strong advocate of free trade.
3. 🇬🇧 Thomas Malthus (1766–1834) 📖 Famous book: An Essay on the Principle of Population (1798) 💡 Major theories/concepts: Population Theory, Malthusian Trap ⭐ Key contributions: Argued that population grows faster than food supply. Highlighted poverty and checks on population growth.
4. 🇬🇧 John Stuart Mill (1806–1873) 📖 Famous book: Principles of Political Economy (1848) 💡 Major theories/concepts: Utilitarianism, Harm Principle, Role of State in Economy ⭐ Key contributions: Combined classical economics with social reform ideas. Supported individuality, education and limited government intervention.
5. 🇩🇪 Karl Marx (1818–1883) 📖 Famous book: Das Kapital (The Capital) (1867) 💡 Major theories/concepts: Labor Theory of Value, Surplus Value, Class Struggle, Historical Materialism ⭐ Key contributions: Critiqued capitalism and explained exploitation of labor. Father of Marxian socialism and communist theory.
6. 🇬🇧 Alfred Marshall (1842–1924) 📖 Famous book: Principles of Economics (1890) 💡 Major theories/concepts: Supply and Demand, Consumer Surplus, Elasticity of Demand ⭐ Key contributions: Founder of modern neoclassical economics. Integrated demand (utility) and supply (cost) analysis.
7. 🇬🇧 John Maynard Keynes (1883–1946) 📖 Famous book: The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money (1936) 💡 Major theories/concepts: Aggregate Demand, Fiscal Policy, Multiplier Effect ⭐ Key contributions: Father of macroeconomics. Argued for government intervention to manage demand and employment.
8. 🇺🇸 Milton Friedman (1912–2006) �� Famous book: Capitalism and Freedom (1962) 💡 Major theories/concepts: Monetarism, Quantity Theory of Money, Free Market Capitalism ⭐ Key contributions: Advocated limited government, free markets and low inflation. Emphasized role of money supply in the economy.
9. 🇦🇹 Joseph Schumpeter (1883–1950) 📖 Famous book: The Theory of Economic Development (1911) 💡 Major theories/concepts: Innovation, Creative Destruction, Entrepreneurship ⭐ Key contributions: Highlighted role of entrepreneurs and innovation in economic development. Introduced concept of “creative destruction”.
10. 🇮🇳 Amartya Sen (1933–) 📖 Famous book: Development as Freedom (1999) 💡 Major theories/concepts: Capability Approach, Welfare Economics, Social Choice Theory ⭐ Key contributions: Nobel Laureate (1998). Focused on human development, freedom and reducing inequalities.
11. 🇦🇹 Friedrich Hayek (1899–1992) 📖 Famous book: The Road to Serfdom (1944) 💡 Major theories/concepts: Market Order, Spontaneous Order, Limited Government ⭐ Key contributions: Warned against central planning. Advocated individual liberty and free-market order.
12. 🇺🇸 Paul Samuelson (1915–2009) 📖 Famous book: Economics (1948) 💡 Major theories/concepts: Neoclassical Synthesis, IS-LM Model, Public Economics ⭐ Key contributions: First American Nobel Laureate in Economics (1970). Integrated micro and macro economics.
Commissars, fighters, ground forces, fellow South Africans, Africans, and diaspora, Good morning. We must never compromise our revolutionary ideas for political expediency. True feelings of love must drive us and therefore say to the person next to you that revolutionary good morning.
Please give those African children a big hug to remind them that we love them and there's still hope because the @EFFSouthAfrica, a home of the hopeless, is still in existence. We shall overcome, SALUTE!✊🏿
An Arabic proverb says; “Keep your house clean like you're expecting guests.Keep your heart clean like you're expecting death.” This hits deep, a reminder we often forget.
💰 Richest People to Ever Live on Earth
1. Mansa Musa — Immeasurable
2. Genghis Khan — $120 Trillion
3. Emperor Shenzong — $45 Trillion
4. Akbar I — $29 Trillion
5. Empress Wu Zetian — $25 Trillion
6. Joseph Stalin — $11 Trillion
7. Augustus Caesar — $5.8 Trillion
8. Catherine The Great — $2 Trillion
9. Elon Musk — $844 Billion
10. Andrew Carnegie — $667 Billion
Source: Historical Wealth Estimates & Modern Value Conversions