SAns the power is still with us and our Rand. 2Spazashops run by foreigners in our community (Danville)have closed voluntarily because #BoycottSpazashop is in full force in F1 Mike Dutoit and F2 and F3 Ver Geet My nie street.
#Abahambe
Today the “Xenophobic” March and March, Operation Dudula and other civic movements and patriots! Stood alongside a very few Zimbabweans outside the Zimbabwean Embassy to demand that the Government of Zimbabwe treats its own people better so they don’t flood to South Africa because of their own governments failures‼️‼️
Meet Michigan dad Ray Lucas who ran into a fully burning house and carried his 18-month-old twin daughters out against his chest.
He walked out with third-degree burns.
They walked out alive.
Newsmaker of the week, hands down.
Drushantha Ramsamy also showed us how it's done, trying to navigate unethical workplaces. Keep receipts, note your objections and never, ever get seduced into doing what's wrong just because everyone else is normalising it.
#MadlangaCommission #AndreaJohnson #IDAC
Empty waiting rooms reported at Letaba Hospital amid anti-illegal immigration protests
Letaba Hospital in Limpopo's Mopani District has experienced unusually quiet waiting areas in recent days as anti-illegal immigration protests continue.
The hospital, which serves as the district's main referral facility for five municipalities, is typically busy with patients seeking medical care. However, staff and visitors have reported a noticeable drop in the number of people visiting the hospital since the demonstrations began.
The development comes as anti-illegal immigration protests continue in parts of South Africa, with some groups opposing undocumented foreign nationals' access to public healthcare facilities. Similar scenes have also been reported at several clinics and hospitals in other areas.
South African law provides for emergency medical treatment regardless of a person's immigration status. Health authorities have previously cautioned that disruptions or intimidation at healthcare facilities could affect access to essential medical services and place lives at risk.
At the time of publication, neither Letaba Hospital nor the Limpopo Department of Health had issued a detailed statement on the situation.
Lieutenant General Jan Petrus Scheepers has been appointed as the new Provincial Commissioner of Limpopo, effective 1 August 2026.
Scheepers brings nearly 40 years of public service, having served in the South African National Defence Force before joining the SAPS in 1988.
He spent 28 years policing Gauteng, where he gained extensive experience in community policing, visible policing and specialised operations, including as a K9 handler.
He commanded several police stations in high-crime and complex policing environments, including The Barrage, De Deur, Ennerdale, Lenasia South, Evaton and Orange Farm, before being promoted to Brigadier in 2013 and Major General in 2016.
For almost a decade, Scheepers has served as Deputy Provincial Commissioner: Policing in Limpopo, giving him extensive knowledge of the province’s crime challenges and operational environment.
Thank you to those of our members who showed up at the Zimbabwean Embassy …I’m so sorry Bhekimpilo Mbedzi we showed up for you and the people of Zimbabwe but your people didnt ‼️‼️‼️
If Zimbabweans as a collective didn’t protest it means they are happy with their government, therefore they must go back and enjoy their government 🙏🏻 Illegal Zimbabweans must GO‼️No documents must be given to Zimbabweans they love Zimbabwe as it is and they must go there‼️ ZEPs must GO‼️South Africa is for South Africans…✊🏻✊🏻🇿🇦🇿🇦❤️
#sapsLIM [AT THIS HOUR] There was jubilation and loud cheers in the streets of Polokwane as Lieutenant General Petrus Jan Scheepers officially took over the reins as Provincial Commissioner of Limpopo. People from all walks of life gathered to congratulate and celebrate this momentous occasion.
A leader of the people, for the people—Lieutenant General Scheepers begins his tenure with the support and confidence of the communities he has pledged to serve. #ThePeoplesProvincialCommissioner #SAPS #Limpopo ME
My girl Ramsamy was given the Fadiel documents by Andrea and told not to show anyone. She quickly gave Raphetsu and said check quickly I must take them back. Smart this one. 😂
#MadlangaCommission
A 23-year-old man has appeared in the Newcastle Magistrate’s Court after allegedly using a fake payslip and forged bank statements to finance a Ford Raptor worth about R2 million.
Police say the alleged fraud was uncovered after the first instalment was missed. He was granted R20,000 bail, and the case has been postponed as investigations continue.