This is what’s currently happening in Nigeria 🇳🇬, yet they’re busy making noise and obsessing over South Africa. Muslims are killing Christian children, women, and men, but as loud and stupid as Nigerians are, they stay completely quiet about it. Anything with a South African name, however, gets them horny in an instant and triggers an immediate reaction. They even broadcast discussions about foreign soccer, banning other countries for not tolerating their hooligan behaviour. But when it comes to the mouth of killings and children being kidnapped in their own country, they can’t stand up to it. They call themselves smart — they’re only smart in their stupidity. Nigerians make me sick. That country should be discontinued and erased from the map.
Woman attempts to pull an insurance scam by changes lanes across a solid white line and slamming on her brakes.
This is a great example why you need a dash cam or buy a @Tesla.
The Department of Correctional Services has been paying R3,735.32 for gravy powder, despite it costing just R920. Parliament’s Portfolio Committee has also found that the department paid R726.57 for a litre of cooking oil that costs R29.06.
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TRAGEDY IN GA-MOTODI
Two teenage girls aged 14 and 15 have died after jumping out of a VW Polo they had hitchhiked in near Alberto Bridge, outside Burgersfort, on Saturday night.
Police say four minors accepted a lift around 23:00, but the vehicle allegedly changed direction, prompting them to escape while it was still moving. Two girls were then struck by an oncoming vehicle.
One died at the scene, while the other was later recovered from the river by police divers.
Tubatse Police have opened a culpable homicide case. Investigations continue. 🕊️
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A R100,000 salary in South Africa is no longer a milestone; it’s just a VIP ticket to become the government’s personal ATM. SARS takes a massive R32,000 cut right off the top, and gives you potholes, dry taps, and broken hospitals in return. By the time you finish paying the private sector to bypass the collapsed state grid, that six-figure salary feels like an entry-level wage. Are we actually building generational wealth in this country, or just working 40-hour weeks to subsidise a broken government?
The 35-year-old was representing mining group Sibanye-Stillwater in a matter involving retrenchment payouts at the time of her murder.
Krugersdorp labour lawyer Chinette Gallichan has been identified as the victim of a hit near the CCMA in the Johannesburg CBD.
Police are searching for two suspects after she was shot dead at point-blank range while walking to the offices at 9am on Monday.
We are living at the mercy of criminals in South Africa! The lawyer who was shot & killed outside CCMA offices in Joburg CBD is Chinette Gallichan (35) from Krugersdorp. She was representing a mining company in a dispute involving retrenched workers who were seeking compensation
The CAP Team is aware of a video circulating on social media showing a troubling incident involving one of our security vehicles which occurred on 16 March 2026 in a residential area Glensan.
We are deeply distressed by what has occurred.
Our primary concern is for the wellbeing of the woman involved, and we extend our sincere apologies to her and her family during what is undoubtedly a traumatic time.
Senior CAP executives reached out to the family on the day of the incident and have held several conversations since.
CAP is fully committed to supporting them through this process.
As soon as we became aware of this incident, we immediately instituted an internal investigation.
There is no evidence that the incident was intentional - it resulted purely from human error - but due to the severity, the staff member responsible for the incident has been dismissed.
This is not who we are and this incident falls far short of the standards we uphold.
As an organisation entrusted with protecting lives and communities, we are devastated that a careless act by one of our own has caused harm to someone.
CAP deploys hundreds of officers in vehicles every day, who drive millions of kilometers a year to keep communities all over Johannesburg safe.
We have multiple procedures in place to ensure the safety of our people, our external stakeholders, and any member of the public we encounter.
Following this occurrence, we are conducting a thorough review of all our operational protocols and driver conduct policies to ensure that additional lessons are learnt and that any additional safeguards possible are implemented to prevent an incident of this nature from ever happening again.
We deeply regret this incident and remain committed to crime prevention and protecting our communities.