@CyrilRamaphosa Home Affairs announced they're facilitating an invasion and systemic replacement of South Africans. We are being crushed by the cost of living, Fuel prices are skyrocketing and hitting an all-time high just tomorrow and, the whole president chooses today to tell us about trees ๐คฆโโ๏ธ
Money Launderers will gaslight us and tell us we're opining on things we have no understanding of. Fxck that
There's simply no way you're going to convince me that a cow is legitimately worth R6.4 million
@D_Molatoli The powerful interests are pulling out all the stops to ensure they never testify before the Commission. There's simply far too much at stake
Carrim, Khan and Maumela will never testify at the Commission. It's quite clear there's too much at stake. Advocate Muzi Sikhakhane warned Justice Madlanga during his farewell speech at the Constitutional Court soon after he was he appointed to head this Commission that he was "entering the belly of the beast". We can see it now.
Commissioners must finish their work, submit the report, and let the powers that be do whatever they want with it. The rot is deep, and it is beyond them.
The illegal migrant-run spaza shops are a critical component of the illicit economy is RSA. They are providing the retail networks through which illicit tobacco and other contraband are sold and converted to cash. That money flows through criminal networks, creating channels that enable terrorist financing
It is appalling that the government and politicians like Malema and the @Our_DA continue to dismiss and look away from this reality.
South Africa is creating vulnerabilities today that it will be forced to confront at a much greater cost tomorrow. The chickens will come home to roost
South Africa is intensifying its crackdown on financial crimes, including money laundering and terrorist financing, and is confident it will pass its upcoming integrity check-up. https://t.co/C8ddHCPhSC
General Shadrack Sibiya's lawyer is adamant that it can never be lawful for police to carry out a search and seizure without a warrant and only obtain it afterwards
I'm not surprised this is coming from a woman. Women and a sense of occasion and decorum have always seemed to be strangers to each other. The same people who want to be left alone to wear bum-shorts and show cleavage at churches and funerals
Tanzania is an anti-sodomy state. They have their own criminal laws and, foreign visitors, unlike in the Banana Republic of South Africa, are subject to Tanzanian law. You are a visitor in a sovereign country, you don't get to impose your twisted laws or sick values
How did this one enter Tanzania? ๐น๐ฟ and why is Tanzania against Gay men? This is 2026, people have a right to choose what they feel is right for them ๐คทโโ๏ธ