Mtshepana

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[The DoJ & CD @DOJCD_ZA]

Vacancies in the Public Service 🇿🇦
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[Mining Weekly @MiningWeekly]

[𝗣𝗟𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗡𝗨𝗠 𝗚𝗥𝗢𝗨𝗣 𝗠𝗘𝗧𝗔𝗟𝗦] PGMs' long-term outlook continues to strengthen as supply deficits, resilient automotive demand and constrained recycling volumes reinforce increasingly tight market fundamentals, says WPIC. 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲: https://t.co/29uRnPOQef

[Zikode @Thizozo82]

South Africa was ranked number 16 because of them. With these cows now it's impossible. Doctor Khumalo bafethu.🙌🙌

[IDEC @Mkhize_vela]

#MadlangaCommission Nice summary

[Mtshepana @mtsekeo]

@Jagman4sho General Mkhwanazi and Khumalo have always been waiting for such an outcome

[Rachel Nichols @Rachel__Nichols]

Russell Westbrook announcing his retirement in a video narrated by Michael B Jordan

[Rony @Ronycoder]

A billionaire literally explained how the entire economy works in 42 minutes better than most $200,000 MBA programs ever could.

[Prof. Masilo Sepaela @MrMmetlwa]

The greatest crisis is not simply the structure of Eskom or Transnet—it is the absence of an ambitious national development agenda equal to the scale of our unemployment crisis. With youth unemployment above 60% and millions surviving on less than R3,000 a month, government should be asking transformative questions: Where are the new universities? Where are the technical colleges? Where are the industrial parks, steel mills, agro-processing zones, semiconductor plants, pharmaceutical hubs, and manufacturing corridors capable of creating hundreds of thousands of productive jobs?

Structural reforms have their place, but restructuring institutions is not an economic strategy in itself. A nation cannot reorganise its way to prosperity. Prosperity is built by expanding productive capacity, investing in infrastructure, educating people, supporting innovation, and creating industries that generate sustainable employment.

South Africa needs a government that thinks in decades, not election cycles; one that measures success not by policy announcements, but by factories built, exports increased, engineers trained, businesses created, and decent jobs secured. A developmental state should be obsessed with production, industrialisation, and human capital—not endlessly rearranging institutional architecture while unemployment remains at crisis levels.

Our people do not need another governance blueprint. They need an economic transformation blueprint that places industrialisation, education, and employment at the centre of national policy. That is how nations escape poverty. That is how economies are built.

[Gen Jean-Jacques Dessalines @MxolisiBob]

Economics 101 , MBA and IFRS twitter will go on a tirade saying the Professor is talking rubbish yet Bank of England has an entire public paper on how the banking system works.

[Francis Gaitho @FGaitho237]

The US, FIFA, and the Stolen 2026 World Cup: A Masterclass in Hypocrisy and Corruption

What the world doesn’t know is that the USA fought tooth and nail to host this World Cup, and were at the forefront of a massive investigation into voter bribery following the controversial awarding of the 2022 World Cup to Qatar.

Then FIFA Executive Committee member Chuck Blazer, who resided at the Trump Towers with his cats (coincidence?), was forced by the FBI to wear a wire and record meetings of the highest football decision-making body, over and above intimate conversations with his colleagues.

That formed the basis of the infamous Zurich raid in 2015 during the FIFA Congress, engineered by then US Attorney General Loretta Lynch and Swiss Federal Prosecutor Michael Lauber.

Gianni Infantino, then Secretary General of UEFA, had been planted as a spy to cripple Michel Platini’s ascent to the FIFA Presidency, where he shared details of a suspicious payment to law enforcement prompting Swiss/French criminal charges and Platini’s eventual resignation as UEFA President and FIFA President heir apparent.

Gianni Infantino’s FIFA presidency was choreographed by state interference because Michael Lauber, the Swiss prosecutor who staged the Zurich arrests, was later removed from office after it emerged that he had been collaborating with Gianni Infantino in influencing cases and engineering arrests/blocking of prospective opponents.

Loretta Lynch later emerged as a FIFA consultant, addressing meetings and earning hefty allowances after her retirement as AG.

And based on that history, the USA bullied its way into hosting the 2026 World Cup and it’s baffling how they’re acting indifferent, pretending the world is desperate to exploit it as a tool to immigrate illegally into the country, while they literally almost bombed FIFA headquarters just to secure the hosting rights.

Were it not for those judicial interventions and further threats of arrests, the United States would NEVER win any vote fair and square because everyone knows of these visa hurdles, ethnic profiling, racism and price prohibitions for ordinary fans to attend the tournament.

The reports of the deportation of Somali referee Abdulkadir Artan, the disgraceful strip-search of the Senegal team upon arrival, the refusal to grant Iran visas forcing them to camp in Tijuana, Mexico is contrary to the spirit of the beautiful game.

And African countries should consider boycotting this bogus edition.

Gianni Infantino the puppet FIFA President continues to loot the world football governing body with reckless abandon, imposing a puppet Patrice Motsepe as CAF President.

The continental body is now staffed with more Europeans than Africans, and African heads of state are watching as our football is mortgaged to colonialists as they grant audience to the Swiss-Italian conman who has not embarked on any legacy projects in the continent.

During Sepp Blatter’s presidency, there was a Win in Africa with Africa program and the GOAL Bureau, where all the football association (FA) headquarters, training grounds and artificial turfs were donated by FIFA.

Gianni Infantino is just looting football coffers with impunity, as he bribes FA Presidents with handouts and hoodwinks heads of state with cheap words and empty rhetoric.

Just like Donald Trump has turned out to be a curse unto the world, so is Gianni Infantino to football.

[Mtshepana @mtsekeo]

@RobHarris Are we expected to forget about the World Cup shenanigans? Infantino is a clown

[Finance & economics @Ndala_Momane]

African leaders are shameless.

Imagine flying to China asking Chinese government to take control of your electricity transmission lines as long as they give you & your cronies 30% BEE share.

[Mtshepana @mtsekeo]

@Malatjie_ @OfficialPSL @orlandopirates The reason I stopped attending games

[Mtshepana @mtsekeo]

@CashNSport Thanks for this sober alternative view. You have done a splendid job with this analysis

[Mtshepana @mtsekeo]

This is a sober view

[Siyabulela Nomoyi @S_Nomoyi]

The world cup might be over, but here's a fun read.

https://t.co/4EcYrGrFCO

[Mtshepana @mtsekeo]

@UnplayableZA We need change at SAFA. Broos has been to two AFCONs and failed dismally at the last edition. What more is he willing to offer that we haven’t seen?

[VISA Free World @visafreeworld]

❌ OVERRATED travel destinations that are a complete waste of money:

• Paris 🇫🇷 (smells like exhaust, overpriced, rude everywhere) • Tulum, Mexico 🇲🇽 (fake influencer vibes, $30 cocktails)
• Santorini 🇬🇷 (paying $600/night to stand in line for a sunset)
• Mykonos 🇬🇷 (overpriced party island, absolute tourist trap)
• Dubai 🇦🇪 (malls and concrete, zero soul, burning hot)

✅ Underrated places actually worth visiting instead 👇