The saddest part about political brainwashing is watching poor people defend the interests of the powerful while their own circumstances remain unchanged. You're struggling to access healthcare, fighting for employment and competing for limited resources, yet you're told to be patient because one day the mines and banks will belong to you. Meanwhile, the people making those promises are already living like they've inherited the whole country.😩
Stop excusing criminal behaviour by blaming poverty.
Which part of being poor compels you to want someone shot?
Arrest Angelique and she will name her accomplices.
Let her spend Christmas in jail.
Her community should actually deliver her to the nearest police station because she and her boys have now made e-hailing drivers less inclined to accept trip requests from her neighbourhood, which will inconvenience lots of her people.
[BREAKING NEWS] Zimbabwean businessman Lawrence Mudzinganyama, charged with threatening women in Sandton, will no longer work with the state. His company, Moriel Group, is now blacklisted.
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South Africans have surprised the white super father who eliminated criminals who wanted to hijack his car
R180 000 donated to the father who fought off vehicle hijackers, eliminating all (allegedly) of them in front of his kids
South Africans have united to support 53 year old Sidney Hill after he was involved in a shootout with suspects during an attempted hijacking outside his home in Pinetown, KwaZulu-Natal.
Hill was exiting his home gate with his young daughter when armed men, who allegedly blocked him at the gate using his Toyota Hilux, opened fire.
He returned fire in self-defense, resulting in the death of one of the suspects.
Following the incident, a fundraising campaign was launched on BackaBuddy to assist him with legal expenses and to provide psychological trauma counseling for his children.
It is reported that the campaign has already raised R180 000, as South Africans have come forward in large numbers to support the father and his family after this ordeal.
More than R200-million worth of raw cocaine has been seized at OR Tambo International Airport. The drugs arrived on a flight from São Paulo, Brazil. More on #DStv403.
Sunday Times reports that Tshwane municipality ignored repeated warnings about the Bronkohorspruit treatment plant while continuing to supply residents with contaminated water. Mayor Moya is said to have received at least 3 reports on water quality months leading up to the crisis
News24 Sunday reports that Ethan Coetzee sent Cameron Waldeck-Cooks 22 000 WhatsApp messages in February & insisted she log into Microsoft Teams while studying so he could monitor her. They broke up in early July but he corned to message her. They were bothdead a month later.
ZIMBABWEAN NATIONAL ARRESTED FOR ILLEGAL HUNTING IN LIMPOPO
A 34-year-old Zimbabwean national was arrested in the Sekhukhune District for alleged illegal hunting, possession of game meat and contravening the Immigration Act.
The arrest followed an intelligence-driven operation by the Sekhukhune Tactical and Investigation Team after police received information about illegal hunting at a farm near Groblersdal.
Police discovered two dead sable antelopes, valued at R44,000, allegedly caught in snares and killed. Meat believed to be linked to the animals was found at a homestead in Bloompoort village, with portions cut into strips and hung on trees to dry into biltong.
The suspect appeared in the Groblersdal Magistrate’s Court on Friday, 23 October 2026. He was remanded in custody, with his bail application postponed to Monday, 26 October.
Police investigations are continuing.
South African media houses are busy reporting the death of an illegal foreigner but fail to report that a South African warrant officer was killed by a Pakistani.
#CountryDuty
SUSPECT ELECTROCUTED DURING CABLE THEFT IN BOOYSENS
A man was found dead inside a medium-voltage electrical chamber in Booysens Reserve on Thursday morning, 22 October, following an alleged attempted cable theft.
City Power personnel discovered the chamber’s access door forced open, with a cable-cutting tool in the deceased’s possession and signs of tampering with electrical equipment.
Electricity supply to nine load centres was temporarily interrupted while SAPS investigated.
Power has since been restored to all affected customers.
City Power has warned that tampering with electrical infrastructure can cause fatal injuries and widespread outages, urging residents to report suspicious activity.
📞 Report suspicious activity: 011 490 7900 / 7911 / 7553 📱 WhatsApp: 083 579 4497
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FRESH LEADS:
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has issued formal tax notices to Mpumalanga-based transport operators Bafana Sindane and his close associate.
Its believed Sindane’s outstanding bill total is approximately R17 million, while the associates balance is estimated at R9 million.
SARS alleges that Sindane and the associate had failed to comply with tax return filing requirements for periods of approximately 15 and 6 years, respectively.
#eNCAInvestigations understands the two will be in consultations with their respective legal teams and auditors.
Story developing.
@eNCA
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FRESH LEADS:
Suliman Carrim expected to face additional charges related to "Attempted theft of vehicles".
Breakthrough by Musina SAPS - Docket now investigated by CRTT
He is expected to appear in court tomorrow in Limpopo.
#eNCAInvestigations understands CAS registered in July this year.
He is likely to be included among the suspects already apprehended in connection with the case.
@eNCA
[BREAKING] Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has announced a temporary cut to the fuel levy, reducing the levy by R3 per litre on diesel and R1.50 per litre on petrol from 4 November until 1 December 2026. Tune in to #eNCA, on #DStv403.
WATCH | Limpopo Police Commissioner Lt-General Jan Petrus Scheepers has issued a stern warning to corrupt police officers, saying: “If you are corrupt and you are wearing a blue uniform, we will change you to an orange one". This follow the arrest of five officers in Polokwane.