When we say this thing is gonna affect lot of businesses and people yall said we are "Kwerekweres" ..but it's ok ๐ข๐ข๐ข
#PakArmy .. Thomas Mlambo .. Warra .. Anele
Illegal Nigerian ๐ณ๐ฌskips red light while shooting content mocking south Africans...
Please let's make this criminal trend until he's found
@SAPoliceService@TrafficRTMC
The Nigerian government claims it is finally repatriating a "last cargo" of 315 citizens.Letโs be honest, Abuja behaves like a parent forced to pick up kids they never wanted in the first place.
Francis Baard Street is experiencing a beautiful moment of socio-economic equality. Wealthy Nigerians are now forced to sit on the pavement right next to the poor ones they used to ignore back home. There is nothing quite like a diplomatic crisis to fix the class divide.
๐ด FRANCE 0-2 SPAIN ๐ด
In a game where France failed to pitch up, Spain played brilliant, composed and calculated football. Decisive.
SPAIN ARE THROUGH TO THE FINAL OF THE #FIFAWordlCup2026 .......They will play against??
"Thoughts please...!!"~P.M.๐
Dr. Groenewald says technical schools and trade schools that were closed by Thabo Mbeki should be reopened.
Woodwork, Agriculture, Home Economics, Plumbing, and Electrical Wiring should be restored in public schools, similar to how they were offered before 1994.
Mondli did not headhunt you to become the failure you became, I am suspecting that the relationship with Cat could be having its Genesis there, let us wait for the trial
The Rise, the Fall, and the Performance of a Lifetime:
Letโs talk about the textbook trajectory of Imogen Mashazi, because the math is officially mathing. Headhunted by Mondli Gungubele โก๏ธ fast-tracked to Ekurhuleni COO โก๏ธ climbed straight to the apex โก๏ธ praised by Julius Malema for โexcellence.โ The blueprint was flawless.
Fast forward to the plot twist. The former City Manager is out on bail, confidently claiming the State has no case. Meanwhile, her co-accused (suspended legal head Kemi Behari) is screaming โitโs a setup!โ Fascinating how fast "excellence" turns into a circus.
Honestly, the delusion is wild. Sheโs treating a literal state investigation like a standard game of political hide-and-seek. She genuinely believes the smoke and mirrors of the "smokeyhouse" network will block a deep forensic penetration. Honey, the shield is melting.
And letโs appreciate the performance art. The strategic tears to secure bail? A masterclass in sudden, calculated remorse. Itโs funny how accountability suddenly triggers the waterworks, but public sympathy is empty and legal receipts last forever.
The streets are saying sheโs ready to drag a whole long list of people down into the abyss with her to save her own skin. But when your own foundation is cracked, everyone falls. Grab the popcorn, because we will absolutely be front row for the trial. ๐ฟ #Ekurhuleni #MadlangaCommission #ProtectGeneralMkhwanazi
Hebanna, this fraud will be playing at 6000 seater stadium for Union that sell games to betting companies.
He thinks he has made it ? ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ
We need to be respected as Kaizer Chiefs fans at some point.
@EagleAdekoya Illegally?? How many Nigerians from your country are in SA illegally? Stop defending nonsense!
Counties are built by taxes of citizens, over 2000 more of your citizens canโt even afford 1 way tickets home ! You think who was paying for their healthcare & education? Rubbish!
@EagleAdekoya Illegally?? How many Nigerians from your country are in SA illegally? Stop defending nonsense!
Counties are built by taxes of citizens, over 2000 more of your citizens canโt even afford 1 way tickets home ! You think who was paying for their healthcare & education? Rubbish!
@EagleAdekoya Illegally?? How many Nigerians from your country are in SA illegally? Stop defending nonsense!
Counties are built by taxes of citizens, over 2000 more of your citizens canโt even afford 1 way tickets home ! You think who was paying for their healthcare & education? Rubbish!
Interesting times we're living in, all the members of the so-called black caucus are ensconced at Winnie Mandela house glued to the TV watching the Madlanga Commission proceedings as if they didn't have their own adhoc committee with the mandate to execute a coup detat.
Your arrogance is granting you the right to be the spokesperson on all social media platforms and masquerade as the custodian of all knowledge and information.
It is puzzling that Advocate Matthew Chaskalson seemingly wants to place the burden of intent on public representatives, when they receive information from public officials or any member of the public for that matter.
Surely it is strange that MPโs and MPLโs are expected to curate or control the intent of a question or information provided to them by a public official or a member of society.
The duty of a public representative ought to be to interrogate whether there is any merit or public interest in relation to information received, and if that determination is made, the necessary question/s must be posed as part of the constitutional duty to exercise oversight.
If someone says to an MP/MPL there is a stadium which was left unfinished yet payments were made to a service provider, and that service provider pays kickbacks to municipal officials in order keep receiving contracts despite this, the person volunteering the information may have an intent to be the one who is contracted in place of that service provider.
The duty of a public representative however is not to investigate such intent, it is to protect municipal funds from misuse.
If we were to prioritise verifying intent above exercising oversight, then we would not be doing our jobs.
What was the intent by Lt General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi volunteering progress on the murder of Kieran โAKAโ Forbes after Julius Malema publicly raised his concern on the slow progress of the case? Does it matter that Lt Gen Mkhwanazi expressed his distrust of Bheki Cele, his political principle at the time to Julius Malema, or that he expressed the illiteracy of his direct supervisor Fannie Masemola?
No it does not, because he assured a public representative of progress in a criminal matter of public interest.
Sometimes MPโs receive information from the colleagues of Ministers whose intent may be the ultimate removal of such Ministers, the question is should oversight be ignored, because of concerns regarding possible nefarious intent?
KZN sits at number 1 for statutory rape & child pregnancies (594 cases), and instead of arresting the perpetrators, the big "solution" proposed by the MK Party leader is to banish pregnant little girls to Robben Island. You literally cannot make this level of failure up. ๐คฆ๐พโโ๏ธ
This was a demand of the so-called black caucus led by Julius Malema and we're soon to find out what he was trying to achieve including his hatred for Cyril Ramaphosa.
This propagandist with crooked teeth tried so hard to cook the evidence and add spices to implicate Julius Malema and he failed dismally. He even quoted an article that spoke about a different company and falsely claimed that it speaks about Bertobrite but luckily the commissioners quckly read the article and told him to stop lying and leave Julius Malema alone because there is no shred of evidence that implicates him in any wrongdoing โ๐๐ฅ#MadlangaCommission
OPEN LETTER TO PRESIDENT CYRIL RAMAPHOSA
By Mayibuye Melisizwe Mandela
I write this letter with a heavy heart because no South African should celebrate diplomatic tensions between our country and another African nation. I write as a concerned South African and a Pan-Africanist.
From the outset, I wish to make it clear that this letter is written in my personal capacity. While I am a proud ground force member of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), I do not represent the official position of the movement. Likewise, although I serve as the Spokesperson to His Majesty King Buyelekhaya Zwelibanzi Dalindyebo, I am not writing on behalf of His Majesty or the AbaThembu Royal Kingdom. The views expressed in this letter are entirely my own. I remain committed to the EFF's principles of Pan-Africanism, African unity, economic freedom and social justice. I have sought to approach this matter fairly because it concerns South Africa's future and its relationship with Africa.
Mr President, reports that Ghana declined or postponed your planned state visit because of concerns arising from xenophobic attacks should concern every South African. South Africa's image on the continent has come under strain, and this is now a diplomatic challenge.
My concern is that if South Africa does not engage urgently with fellow African states, ordinary South Africans may suffer. Our citizens, students, businesses and travellers across Africa could face uncertainty.
For this reason, I respectfully urge you to immediately deploy a high-level South African delegation to African countries to engage our sister nations. The delegation should be led by individuals of unquestionable integrity who are respected across the continent, committed to Pan-Africanism, and capable of building trust through dialogue and diplomacy. It should reassure African governments of South Africa's commitment to human dignity and the rule of law, while seeking assurances for the safety of South Africans across the continent. The delegation should include representatives from government, Parliament, political parties, business, civil society and traditional leaders.
Mr President, South Africa must also have the courage to look inward. There are South Africans with concerns about illegal immigration, crime, border management, public services and unemployment. Those concerns must be addressed through lawful policies, while we continue to uphold the dignity and rights of every person.
We must also be honest that criminality is not confined to any one nationality. South Africans, alongside foreign nationals, are responsible for crimes committed in our country. Our response must target criminals regardless of nationality, while rejecting selective blame.
South Africa's migration policies must be fair, lawful and applied consistently to everyone.
I believe the African Union should also encourage dialogue between South Africa and affected member states. African problems should be resolved through African dialogue, diplomacy and mutual respect.
South Africa has an opportunity to rebuild confidence across the continent and reaffirm its commitment to Pan-Africanism. I respectfully urge you to lead through dialogue, diplomacy and decisive action.