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expect my tweets to make sense at your own risk. LLB, LLM

[International Kandizzle ✈️ @KingKandoro]

Sheik Jassim to the wooooooorld 🤣🤣🤣

[Tebogo Mahlangu @ST_Mahlangu]

Congratulations Justice Ngcukaitobi

[TOX!€ HU€€! @Mutsvangwa4]

I have broadcasted Golf and soccer , to be honest the environments are really different, at Golf course you see real estate ads ,ranger rover ads etc . Then come to Rufaro stadium there will be chibuku ads, Condom ads and a billboard screaming Get circumcised!

[🇿🇼 Babes wehunters 🍻 @BabesweHunters]

My cousin akamitiswa n guy akatiza, anababa outright refused to take care of the kid vakati muendese kwababa vake,we watched cuz struggle raising the kid on her own. Kufam functions she was the example f a failure. The kid now is a medical doc every1 now wants to play nice 🤣😂

[m a y o r 🌴 @bxllyville]

The day Zimbabwean accountants will learn that Zambia has the fastest route to chartered accountancy it is over for ICAZ😂

[Sihle Mavuso @ZANewsFlash]

During an extraordinary council meeting at the OR Tambo Government Precinct in Germiston on Thursday, the budget failed to secure the required support, with 96 councillors voting in favour and 105 against.
https://t.co/xO5DR7zwrY

[Ntauleng @ntauleng]

Only 7 people out of 900 were undocumented amongst those being taken to Mozambique.

The whole country is humiliated for 7 people this week,
2 people last week.

Let us watch!!

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

BREAKING:

Today we reveal that Kenyans may have been paying far more than previously known for the private charter aircraft President William Ruto has been using.

The aircraft is owned and operated by Empire Aviation.

According to flight records we reviewed:

• 14 May 2026 - The aircraft departed Luton, UK, immediately after being chartered by the Ruto govt, and landed at JKIA at 6:58 am.
• 16 May - President Ruto flew with it to Baku, Azerbaijan.
• 19 May - The aircraft flew with him to Astana, Kazakhstan.
• 20 May -It then flew with him to Oman.
• 21 May - He then landed with it at Moi International Airport, Mombasa.
• 25 May - He flew from Mombasa back to JKIA on it.

Now here is the important detail.
From 25 May until 3 June, the aircraft remained in Kenya.

In the charter aviation industry, when an aircraft is dedicated exclusively to a client, the client may be required to pay standby or availability fees because the aircraft cannot be freely deployed on other commercial trips.

In simple terms, even when the aircraft is parked, the bill continues running.

Industry estimates for a VIP Boeing 737-type aircraft include standby fees, crew costs, and parking charges. Sources familiar with the arrangement have told us the cost could exceed US$15,000 per day.

If those figures are accurate, Kenyans may have been paying millions of shillings simply to keep the aircraft on standby in Kenya.

Think of it like hiring a rental car and leaving it parked outside your house for days while continuing to pay for it because nobody else can use it.

The longer a dedicated charter aircraft remains parked in Kenya, the more taxpayers could end up paying.

The question now is simple: How much has the Empire Aviation charter cost Kenyans in total? I will give you the answer to this question in a few days. So ensure you are following me here - Sholla Ard

I have attached the evidence below

[Inqubeko News Channel @Inqubeko_news]

Prime Minister of the Zulu Nation, Thulasizwe Buthelezi, says no one is permitted to call themselves an “ibutho” and mobilise the King’s amabutho at the hostels without his authorisation.

Buthelezi warned that individuals cannot simply emerge and claim to represent the King’s regiments or speak on behalf of the Zulu Nation without proper approval.

He emphasised that the Zulu Nation is a nation of peace and that King Misuzulu kaZwelithini remains committed to those values.

“But you cannot just wake up one morning, come from nowhere, and declare yourself an ibutho,” Buthelezi said, stressing that the institution of amabutho must be respected and properly guided according to established structures and leadership.

[Mr PT @PTChimusoro]

Money changed hands. After years of being unoccupied, construction is now underway on that intersection of Second Street and Cork, just behind the Royal Gold Course. Possibly a service station.

[Esethu Hasane @lEsethuHasane]

The mob is isolated

[Msunu ka Johann Rupert @ZizinjaAbelungu]

This apology by Ngizwe Mchunu to Julius Malema should be made on the same platforms he used to spread those false claims.

We demand a Public Apology not this rehearsed english essays.

[Osasu Obayiuwana @osasuo]

Wait a minute… Somalian @FIFAWorldCup referee Omar Artan has been denied a visa to travel to the United States to participate in the tournament? 😳

[Sentletse 🇿🇦🇷🇺🇵🇸🇱🇧 @Sentletse]

The Zulu monarchy has called out charlatans who run around clad in traditional Zulu attire, harassing, intimidating, and inciting violence against foreign nationals.

The police continue to fail in their duty. These thugs should be in jail.

[Unathi Afrika @UnathiAfrika]

You can never convince me otherwise. This is just another Orange Revolution in the making. Believe it or not, there are Mossad and CIA Agent Provocateurs all over the place. Who do you image is organizing and paying for this? This is not organic.

[Freeman @freemanchari]

We have a unique opportunity to reshape the future of Zimbabwe. CAB3 has provided an opportunity for alignment & re-alignment of alliances. In a military autocracy as we have in Zimbabwe, short of a popular uprising the other option for democratic transition is military parity.

We are at a point where for the first time retired generals have come out in the open to oppose the establishment. And we all know that in Zimbabwe, generals don't retire - they rest and are re-assigned. We have seen that with the likes of Lt Gen Douglas Nyikayaramba.

While at the current time the long term interests of the pro-democratic movement and those of the generals may not align, some of the present interests do align. New alliances have to be built. It is better to have military parity that terminates in mutual respect than to have a perpetual military autocracy.

This does not come without cost nor risk. The gun has the power of force and rarely respects persuasion when power is in the vicinity. These are the treacherous waters we have to navigate cognisant of historical iniquities of 2017.

We have an opportunity!

[ᵈʳ 𝑼𝒎𝒑𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒏𝒕𝒂𝒎𝒃𝒐 🧐 @tonnie_montana]

Ukaona zvikuitwa ku parliament unonzwa zvichiti better kutorongedza tuma bag twako ototanga hako kutosanofamba hako netsoka wakananga UK kunevamwe pakashata

[Msunu ka Johann Rupert @ZizinjaAbelungu]

“Rightfully, amaZulu were supposed to rule the country because we are many” - Ngizwe Mchunu.

And someone must tell me that this thing is not about Tribalism 💁🏾‍♂️

[Sentletse 🇿🇦🇷🇺🇵🇸🇱🇧 @Sentletse]

Being very dark skinned in this country has become a safety risk.

Marauding xenophobic and tribalist idiots are on the loose.

[Sentletse 🇿🇦🇷🇺🇵🇸🇱🇧 @Sentletse]

This is not an apology