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[𝟭𝟴𝟵𝟵 @Barca_Archive]

The crown doesn’t fit two heads… one throne, one king. End of story.

[CAFCL Tshampion ⭐️⭐️ @tumeloditle]

This video from Mcebo everytime I see it makes me emotional

Mcebo cooked a generational clip here😭

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨🇵🇹 BREAKING: CRISTIANO RONALDO RETIRES FROM INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL.

[Faith Mangope @FaithMangope]

So I usually don’t address misogynistic click baiters who use the ridicule of women’s bodies to find relevance on social media. However because I’m a proud black, African, small framed woman I will. I understand to feel better about who you are, you need to shame others, and that’s indicative of your microscopic mindedness, which I will implore you to expand so it is revealed to you that bodies are different. Women’s bodies are different. I happen to love who I am and have a deep appreciation for bodies of all shapes and sizes as designed by God. It is 2026, and if your method of finding relevance is shaming a human body, then what a small. Small. SMALL mind you are. FYI, if you spent the day walking and talking to community members about service delivery issues and then came back to studio to conduct a full radio show, you’d need padded shoes to help you so your feet don’t sweep up. But bhuti, grow up so we engage on deeper issues than women’s bodies.

[Mamoloko✨ @KgadiyadiTlou__]

We stood with EFF since day 1. We believed in the land, the youth, the fight.
But with time we saw it was never about South Africans first. Loyalty can't feed a nation put last. Standing alone isn't strength. Sometimes it means you refused to listen to us. 🙏🏾

[Mr Bat @linda_mot]

EFF could have been what ActionSA is today if that arrogant guy from Seshego decided to listen to our cries, stop with the arrogance and his fantasies about illegal immigrants.

[Mazwi Blose - MP @mazwiblose2]

Victory for EFF KZN has been delivered. We are officially going to deliver service for the people of Ndwedwe Ward 6.

More are coming. Victory or death.

[Man’s NOT Barry Roux @AdvoBarryRoux]

If this appears on your timeline, kindly repost and help spread the word. A house robbery on Delaware Street in Cosmo City, with two men captured on camera stealing from the property. Let's help identify those involved and bring them to justice.

[Stephen said Steven @Steph_Gov27]

BEE policies extended to many areas of the economy particularly labour law. Many of us became degreed professionals because of bursaries and transformation targets that forced corporate South Africa to hire us. Thinking BEE is merely about procurement is right wing propoganda.

[Tramma Depleseu🌸 @Tramma_Deplese]

My friend's Lamborghini was stolen in Fourways mall this year March. We just found out now that It is in Zimbabwe with Mugabe' Son💔😭😭😳

[Justice, Crime Prevention and Security @CrimeWatch_RSA]

LIMPOPO #LGE2026 | A female suspect aged 33 for the alleged contravention of Section 76 of the Local Government: Municipal Electoral Act 27 of 2000, following an incident at a voting station in Marulaneng, Ga-Chuene.

According to the information received, the complainant who was serving as a Deputy Presiding Officer at the Baptist Church voting station during the Local Government Elections on Tuesday, 03 November 2026, received a telephone call from her Area Manager requesting the voting statistics for the day.

She allegedly proceeded to count the envelopes containing ballot papers when one of the party agents started recording the process using a cellphone without her consent. The party agent allegedly showed the recorded video to other party agents, who immediately entered the voting station and disrupted the process of providing statistical feedback to the area manager.

Police officers were called to the scene and intervened to restore order and prevent further disruption.

The suspect was arrested and
is expected to appear before the Lebowakgomo Magistrate's Court on Thursday, 05 November 2026, facing a charge of contravention of Section 76 of the Local Government: Municipal Electoral Act 27 of 2000.

Police investigations are continuing.

[DJ Sdunkero-Sir Groova @djsdunkero]

Lets go vote

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

North Korea stole $6.3 billion from Binance by inviting one of its engineers to a job interview at a company that didn't exist.

And the guy didn't even have access to the money.

It took them five months and two separate hacks to pull this off.

Back in June, an engineer on Binance's wallet team went looking for an AI tool and installed a tampered Homebrew package. Binance caught it, swapped the laptop and reset the passwords. Problem solved, they figured. Except by then the attackers already knew who worked on that team and what each person did.

So they went recruiting.

In September a different Binance engineer got a message on a real job site from someone calling himself a project director. First round was a video call with a fake HR person, who even shared a social media account full of personal photos so the whole thing felt legit. Second round was with the "CEO," who told him to download a coding assignment onto his work computer. It was loaded with malware nobody had seen before, and Binance's security software missed it completely.

Then they waited. On October 20 they used his laptop plus one of Binance's own internal AI tools to get onto two wallet engineers' computers, and one of those engineers had permission to spin up new code on Binance's systems. Nine days later the attackers did exactly that. They ran a script and used an Ethereum feature called EIP-7702 to hand themselves control of a hot wallet, one of the wallets Binance keeps online to process withdrawals. Money started pouring out at 8:05pm UTC.

It took Binance four hours to stop it, which works out to more than $25 million a minute.

And it took that long because of a safety feature. Binance splits the signing power on those wallets into pieces held by different parties, so no single employee can ever drain one alone. That sounds great until something goes wrong, because it also meant nobody could hit the off switch on their own.

For context, the previous record was Bybit's $1.5 billion in February 2025, also North Korea. This one is four times bigger. Binance has already refilled about 98% of it out of its own pocket and says customers won't lose a cent.

Binance says it blocked 57 suspected North Korean attacks this year, and the one that got through started with a guy who just wanted a new job.

[General Thragg @TeeTouchza]

@NkanyeziKubheka And when you watch his documentaries

You get to understand that's what he got from his mother, the mother Told him he can do anything.

He grew up being told he is good in everything, even before he became good in anything.

[Mirah 🇿🇦 @mirah_japhta]

Nigerian wants Xhosa people to leave their land (frame one) to go live out in a privately owned farm out in the desert (frame 2 and 3).

[Null @Vhoyde]

DA supporters are funny man. When the DA fucks up, if they run your ward, they'll tell you that doesn't matter because they don't run the municipality, if they run your municipality, you'll be told they don't run the province, if they run the province, you'll be told they don't run the country. At this point, even if they ran the country, we'd be told they don't run the world lol

[Dr Kolisa Yola Sinyanya (PhD) 🌍📚🇿🇦 @Kolie_Yola]

Racists are so stupid though. Did you not think the consequences of your propaganda would affect you and your families too?

[COLD @Mxbeez]

Afriforum went to America to tell Trump and them about BEE . Now the same farmers who donate to Afriforum have lost access to the American markets.

[GALAXY-2:20 VIDEO🔌 @GalaxyTwoTwenty]

Motherwell, Eastern Cape:

An @IECSouthAfrica official was allegedly caught interfering with an elderly woman's vote by her daughter during yesterday's special voting process.

According to the daughter, she accompanied her elderly mother to the voting station but was refused permission by an IEC official to assist her mother with casting her vote. Instead, the official allegedly insisted on assisting the elderly woman herself, despite the daughter's understanding that IEC officials are not permitted to influence or choose a voter's selection.

The daughter further alleges that her mother refused to vote for a particular political party, but the IEC official nevertheless marked an X next to that party on the ballot paper without the elderly woman's consent.

Upon noticing what had happened, the daughter confronted the official and demanded that the compromised ballot be cancelled. However, the official allegedly refused and threatened to call the police to have the woman escorted out of the voting station.

The incident reportedly took place at Ikhwezielihle Primary School in Motherwell NU 6, Voting District (VD) 10250963.

This raises serious concerns about the protection of voters' rights, the secrecy of the ballot, and the independence of the voting process.

The IEC should investigate the incident urgently and provide clarity on what transpired.

[Man’s NOT Barry Roux @AdvoBarryRoux]

IEC has failed terribly