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[Starcia Sithole @starcia26]

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[Yusuf Abramjee @Abramjee]

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Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi is National Commissioner material. His years of experience in policing, his operational leadership, and his deep understanding of crime intelligence and investigations set him apart.

He is not a desk-bound officer — he has consistently demonstrated a hands-on approach to policing, taking decisive action in high-pressure situations.

At a time when public trust in law enforcement is under strain, leaders who combine discipline, integrity, and real-world experience are exactly what the country needs.

Mkhwanazi’s track record in tackling serious and organised crime, as well as his willingness to confront difficult issues within the system, speaks volumes about his leadership capacity.

He understands the complexities of policing in South Africa and has shown that he is not afraid to act.

South Africa needs strong, credible, and experienced leadership at the highest level of the police service.

On merit, Lieutenant-General Mkhwanazi fits that profile.

RT if you agree…

[IG:Joy-Zelda @joy_zelda]

This is the guy who has raised Funds for Brenda Ngxoli, Uyanda Hlangabezo, Nandi Nyembe, Thimna Xhamla, Cwecwe and for the boy who was humiliated at Thembalethu Primary school

His name is Mandisa Tshingana

Let's make him Trend

[Starcia Sithole @starcia26]

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[Starcia Sithole @starcia26]

@Dystturbia @CityTshwane My point exactly

[Starcia Sithole @starcia26]

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[Starcia Sithole @starcia26]

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[Starcia Sithole @starcia26]

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[Starcia Sithole @starcia26]

@LaudiumSun Oh my saddest news ever

[Zintoh Mhlanga @MediaZaban865]

Sometimes we take for granted those who endure pain, pressure and insults on our behalf.

We assume that they should shield us and should safeguard our interests.
But the truth is: Gen Nhlanhla #Mkhwanazi didn’t have to do anything. He could have easily chosen the path so many took: silence. Many have jumped over bodies to get ahead, presided over rot and injustice and buried the truth out of fear of backlash and scrutiny.

Mkhwanazi has already acted as National Commissioner at his prime. There is nothing novel or glamorous about the position for him. If he ever returns to that seat, we can ne sure it would be for one reason only, to fix the policing system because it won't be a new thing to him. You can’t, therefore, convince me that a well-paid, highly skilled man would be excited about a role he already acted in some 12 years ago and voluntarily resigned.

Financially, he would still thrive if the system pushed him out. He’s young, energetic, capable and marketable enough to walk into another leadership role tomorrow.

But this job‼️

This calling is not about only money for him. It’s his passion, his heartbeat, his whole life, his sense of purpose. Communities, grieving families and distressed SAPS members, their struggles become his pain. You heard the testimomy from PKTT members. You saw him jump to publicly defend Gen Khumalo & co who are being victimized infront of all of us.

You see it when he is on the ground: whether comforting a bereaved family in Highflats, engaging troubled communities in Inanda, or calming tensions in Dukuduku. He connects with people naturally. He speaks to their souls. He explains honestly and plainly, what happens when police lose operational control and how communities should support or collaborate.

Contrary to Gen Cele's exaggerated theatrics, Mkhwanazi listens and make no promises on the spot, but simply delivers results a few weeks later. And he follows through.
Look at the families he meets in court. Ask AKA’s father.

Many Provincial Commissioners leave everything to Investigating Officers while they sit in air-conditioned offices and pretend to have important meetings everyday. Witness B (the female detective?) told the Madlanga Commission how she and a colleague were harassed by Katiso Molefe’s supporters when he appeared in court. You ask yourself: where were the top leaders when these young detectives needed protection and moral support during the court appearance of a feared criminal?🧐

But Mkhwanazi shows up. He makes time. He goes to crime scenes. He briefs the media on crime scenes. He goes to court. We have seen him in the evenings in t-shirt at 2am, another day he was in rainsuits giving media interviews out in the rain, when tje body of Olorato Mongale's murderer was being transported away, Mkhwanazi was standing outside the building, looking all puffed up and exhausted, evidence that he probably was woken up at midnight and rushed to stand with his team at the scene.

It’s not magic. It’s leadership. Pure instinct. A natural trait you cannot teach.

People like this are rare—few and far between. They operate at a higher vibration, driven by a purpose larger than themselves. They aren’t angels, and they are not always easy to work with. Their drive pushes everyone around them to rise higher, to realise their own capability. And one day, when you look back, you realise that crossing paths with them was the highlight of your own journey.

Nobody wants a difficult path in life but people of purpose go ahead anyway because they have weighed the price of silence against the cost to the badge, the oath, the flag, the nation, its people, and the generations to come. Some are wired with a fire that burns stronger than fear. They themselves don’t even know why,they just know it’s who they are. They cannot stand by and watch the country slide off a cliff.

Such people exist among us. When they gather the courage to stand up, we must show up for them, fully.

[Newzroom Afrika @Newzroom405]

SAPS AD HOC COMMITTEE INQUIRY: MCHUNU'S VERSION OF EVENTS https://t.co/a6yVqP9KWQ

[Starcia Sithole @starcia26]

@TshepoBacela Ur mum aging like a fine wine 😍

[Yusuf Abramjee @Abramjee]

President @CyrilRamaphosa should immediately suspend Police Minister, Senzo Mchunu, and implicated police officers.

The allegations made by KZN Commissioner, Lt.Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi are damning.

The criminal justice system has again been badly comprised.

With crime levels as high as they are and organised crime syndicates thriving, we cannot allow this nonsense.

The police are in a mess!

The President should also appoint an independent commission of inquiry without delay to get to the bottom of this once and for all.

RT if you agree.

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[Starcia Sithole @starcia26]

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