Kim

I like who I am, comfortable in my own skin. Value honesty and integrity above all else. Honoured to be a single mother to a special needs child.

[Kim @kimkullmann]

@JHBWater Please assist we have been without water for 2 days. Some of the area, water has been restored with extremely low water pressure, those of us higher up in the area have no water, the valves need to be opened up properly in order for water to be restored properly within the area.

[Kim @kimkullmann]

@JHBWater Hi, 

Your tran has been working on this fault since Friday evening. 
Lonehill Upper East, the water has not been fully restored, the complex I live in: Monte Solo has absolutely no water, but the block of flats next to us, Casablanca has water albeit that the pressure is very low. 
Please could as a matter of urgency look into this and rectify the situation.

[Kim @kimkullmann]

@Randy_nzhula The quality at KFC is dropping, I’ve laid 2 complaints, of which neither were resolved.

[Kim @kimkullmann]

@KFCSA Unable to DM. We have been sitting in the drive through for over 10min. This was all we were given. No KFC receipt. Orders were taken by a lady standing with a card machine at the entrance to the drive through

[Kim @kimkullmann]

@KFCSA come on! Again your Fourways Crossing restaurant is dismal and this isn’t my 1st complaint this month. No cheese twisters and no lettuce in the Buffalo twister. 🤬

[Kim @kimkullmann]

@Ghost7163447541 @Jason2bartlett @elonmusk It looks like the golf course where he works

[Handre @Handre]

If you live in South Africa, you need to read this. Your family might be in danger.

The South African government wants to hand criminals a comprehensive shopping list of every citizen who owns Bitcoin, gold, or other valuable assets.

This is not hyperbole. This is not paranoia about government overreach. This is what happens when bureaucrats create centralized databases of wealth while operating cybersecurity systems that cannot protect government servers from ransomware attacks, insider leaks, and just plain old corruption.

France provides the blueprint for disaster. So far in 2026, French criminals kidnap one crypto holder every two and a half days. Forty-one cases this year alone. One hundred and thirty-five incidents since 2023. The victims include an eleven-year-old boy kidnapped with his mother in Burgundy while criminals demanded four hundred thousand euros from the father's crypto holdings. David Balland, co-founder of hardware wallet company Ledger, lost a finger when kidnappers severed it and sent it to his associates as part of their ransom demand.

How do French criminals select their targets? Government data leaks.

A French tax official used government systems to identify wealthy crypto holders and sold that information directly to criminal networks. She worked inside the system designed to protect citizens and instead fed their personal data to the people who showed up at their homes with knives and demands for Bitcoin transfers.

Waltio, a French software company providing tax services, was hacked and exposed fifty thousand users' portfolio information on dark web marketplaces. Government employees selling data represents something far worse than mere cybersecurity incompetence. It reveals the inherent corruption that emerges when governments collect detailed wealth information about their citizens.

Pavel Durov warns that expanding government data collection on crypto holders expands the pool of kidnapping targets. Telegram's founder said the platform would rather exit the French market than hand private user data to French authorities.

South Africa's cybersecurity record makes France look competent by comparison. Hackers put 3.6 million Gauteng Provincial Government files up for sale on the dark web for twenty-five thousand dollars. Statistics South Africa suffered a breach in January 2026. Cell C leaked two terabytes of data belonging to 7.7 million customers. The Department of Justice lost control of over 1,200 confidential files in a ransomware attack that crippled systems for weeks.

These same people now demand that every South African declare their Bitcoin, gold, and alternative asset holdings within thirty days. Name, ID number, portfolio amounts. All stored in government databases operated by the same institutions that cannot even secure their own local servers.

The regulations extend beyond Bitcoin. Gold holders face the same mandatory disclosure requirements. Alternative investments fall under identical rules. The government wants comprehensive records of every citizen who owns assets outside the traditional banking system.

Free market economists understand why governments crave this information. Capital controls require detailed knowledge of citizen wealth. Currency restrictions need enforcement mechanisms. Confiscation demands target lists.

But the immediate threat comes from criminals. French kidnappers prove that government wealth databases become criminal targeting systems. The data will leak. Government employees will sell access. Hackers will breach the servers.

South African criminals will adapt French tactics to local conditions. Home invasions already plague wealthy neighborhoods. Adding detailed cryptocurrency and gold holdings data transforms random crime into precision targeting. Why rob houses blindly when government databases provide exact wealth information and home addresses?

The regulatory framework creates perverse incentives for corruption. Tax officials gain access to detailed wealth information about every compliant citizen. The temptation to monetize this data through criminal networks will prove irresistible for some percentage of government employees. France shows this corruption is inevitable, not theoretical.

Compliance rewards criminals while punishment awaits honest citizens. Those who declare their holdings create detailed target lists for kidnappers. Those who refuse face government penalties. The regulations trap law-abiding citizens between criminal violence and state punishment.

The solution involves rejecting the entire framework. No government database. No mandatory declarations. No centralized records of citizen wealth in Bitcoin, gold, or alternative assets. The French kidnapping epidemic demonstrates exactly why financial privacy matters for physical safety.

South African crypto holders should study French headlines carefully. Today's regulatory compliance becomes tomorrow's kidnapping victim list. The government promises protection while operating systems that guarantee data breaches.

Act now, or your family will be in danger.
https://t.co/o4xEomRIr2

[Gina @ginnydmm]

Probably the BEST speech by Ramaposer to date!!

[In A Nutshell🥜 @Markosonke1]

Hebanna people are dying from floods and bad weather, but the country got a full presidential emergency address about one thing and one thing only:

“I am not resigning.” 😭

No mention of disasters at all 😩🤔

Just
“My dollars are safe. The cattle are calm. Democracy can continue tomorrow.” 🐄🇿🇦

Priorities ladies and gentlemen.

[Kevin W. @Brink_Thinker]

Shedding tears of joy as my faith in humanity is being restored 🫶

[Kim @kimkullmann]

@Iwasoncepopular @WesternPulse88 He hardly was escorted, he had cops pushing and holding onto both sides.

[Disprin @DisprinXtra]

Driving in South Africa.

[Stellar @StellarArtoisGB]

You will need a hanky or tissue to watch these amazing scenes 😍. So moving and heartwarming ❤️🫶

[Community Notes & Violations @CNviolations]

Pretty sure they talk like this 😂

[Dr. Clown, PhD @DrClownPhD]

ok I laughed 🤣

[Algorithm Teacher @AlgoTeacher]

The moment they nearly gave house owner a heart attack with a prank. Watch.

[Kim @kimkullmann]

@CheckersSA
WATCH OUT FOR CHECKERS SPECIALS
Be very aware of Checkers so called specials!!!  Twice I purchased 2 x boxes Whiskas pouches which were advertised on special for R249 (for two).    And twice there was no discount/special on my slip.  After much toing and froing with store management, this is what I was told ........ If the word NEW is on the label on the shelf, then no matter if there is a big sign telling you about the special and it's on all their websites, it will not pull through at the tills!!   An institution as big as Checkers would rather steal from the public - because that's what it is - than find a way to fix their system.  So remember to check your till slips if you think you're getting a good deal. You might very well not be. ‼️‼️‼️

[Joe G @EastEndJoe]

OMG! I’m dying laughing!!!🤣

[Kim @kimkullmann]

@magicdan60 He’s a brilliant wildlife ranger 🫡