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[Dr. Coy Barker @coybarker]

You’re walking into an unexpected miracle! You shall FLOURISH!🔥

[The Instigator @Am_Blujay]

Mob Justice For Theft Suspect: Waterloo - KZN

A twenty two (22) year old South African was severely beaten by a mob who apprehended him for a theft that he previously committed.

The incident occurred on Prickle Pear Road in Waterloo - KZN earlier today (Saturday). The suspect was wanted for theft of alluminium worth R12 000. He was apprehended while attempting to sell the stolen goods.

Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) was called out to the scene at 14:00 (Saturday).

[Rufaz--Jerera❤King❤ @Mavhure]

Low income black South Africans are Capitec main customers. WMC 🇿🇦🙆‍♂️🏃‍♂️

[Agather Atuhaire @AAgather]

Hi friends. I am well now and safely back home. Immigration officers in Amsterdam looked at me and thought I can’t have a genuine passport. They hadn’t even opened it. Held me back for so long apparently “verifying” my passport that I missed my flight. When I told them to check the passport because it has stamps and visas, they said those can be forged too. I have passed through Schiphol airport over 10 times if they had cared to look at the passport and checked my name in the system whatever doubts they had would have been cleared without undue delay and anguish. Anyway, they finished “verifying” long after the plane had left said I should be grateful they are getting me another “free flight” like they had found me stranded without a flight back home. When the “free flight” they got me was 24 hours later, they told me to either wait at the airport or figure out where to spend the next 24 hours. No explanation. No remorse. No apology. I don’t know if it was the anger or anxiety that made it very difficult to breathe or even utter a word and caused me a breakdown.. but it is very unfortunate that in 2026 there are people that still simply look at others and assume they are fraudsters or something. Luckily, good friends came to my rescue and also redeemed the reputation of the Dutch just a bit.. thanks @klup and Marnix🙏 we have already filed a complaint and raised the issue in many fora. I hope that at the very least they never racially profile any other person like that again.

[SABC News @SABCNews]

BREAKING NEWS | A warrant of arrest has been issued for Ngizwe Mchunu. He has been found guilty of contempt of court for violating Malema defamatory court orders.

[Nehemiah Madziva @MadzivaNehemiah]

The youngest war veteran in history of Zimbabwe who was 13 years in 1980 coming from the war.Please give him a round of applause 🙌🏿

[Poltergeist 🇿🇦 @Mzansi4shor]

This is a Nigerian illegal immigrant who reside in Cape Town living a lifestyle that he can't account for.

last year he crashed an expensive McLaren and it was discovered that he is in the country with an expired Study Visa.

Now the question is Why is he still in South Africa?

[LynneM 💕💝💎 @LynneStactia]

Akubaira zano ndewako!! Batai Mazwi Vakomana!!

[mmatigari @matigary]

Is @RonaldLamola so dumb as to not understand that xenophobia is a bad trait in and for South Africa? And that it’s not new?

[Andreas Huebner @_AndreasHuebner]

Faith
connects you to God's power.
Hope
connects you to God's future.
Love
connects you to God's heart.

[Apostle Innocent Maruza♥️ @innocentmaruza7]

Zvaisamboda Chamisa kuti aende ku court izvi,zvirikungoda kuti vaChiwenga vadzokorore zva2017 chete chete!

[Jess Geraldine @VaChivi_]

I blame HIM.

Without the right people united in parly representing people, the devils running the country wouldn’t have had it easy.

Iyi nehama dzake iNonsense dzeVanhu.
And everyone who supported them. Rubbish yega yega. 🚮🚮🚮🚮🚮

[MDN NEWS @MDNnewss]

Hawks Seize R36 Million Cocaine Shipment Hidden in Excavators at Durban Harbour

The Hawks have intercepted approximately 90 kilograms of suspected cocaine worth an estimated R36 million at Durban Harbour after the drugs were discovered concealed inside two excavators shipped from Brazil.

The seizure was made on Friday, 6 June 2026, during a joint operation involving the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation's South African Narcotics Enforcement Bureau (SANEB), Customs officials, Durban Visible Policing Operations, and the Local Criminal Record Centre.

According to the Hawks, Customs officials alerted investigators to a suspicious excavator that had arrived aboard the vessel Neptune Ace Tokyo from Santos, Brazil. A detailed inspection uncovered 47 blocks of suspected cocaine hidden behind a panel leading to the machine's engine compartment.

While processing the scene, officials identified a second excavator from the same vessel. A further search led to the discovery of another 43 blocks of suspected cocaine concealed inside the machinery.

The combined haul of 90 kilograms has an estimated street value of R36 million. The seizure adds to a series of major cocaine interceptions linked to shipments arriving from Brazil through Durban Harbour, a key entry point targeted by international drug trafficking syndicates.

No arrests have been made, and investigations are continuing. The seized substances will be sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory for chemical analysis.

[Real Talk Kim @RealTalkKim]

You're about to cry like a baby because God just Answered your Prayer! The rest of this month is going to be nothing but blessings, and miracles. I know it, and I'm claiming it. Amos 9:13

[Yusuf Abramjee @Abramjee]

[COMMENT]

Hangwani Morgan Maumela remains at the centre of one of the most alarming corruption investigations in Gauteng involving the alleged R2.3 billion tender scandal linked to Tembisa Hospital, yet to date there has been no arrest.

Why?

South Africans are entitled to ask questions, especially when billions meant for healthcare are allegedly looted while patients suffer in overcrowded hospitals, critical equipment shortages continue, and healthcare workers are forced to operate under impossible conditions.

If investigators have already identified suspicious tenders, irregular payments and questionable procurement processes, what is delaying accountability?

Are authorities still gathering evidence, or is this another case where politically connected individuals are being shielded from prosecution?

The public has seen raids, search-and-seizure operations and repeated media reports about the scandal, but where are the arrests? Where are the prosecutions? Where is the accountability?

What makes the matter even more concerning is that Maumela’s name also surfaced during proceedings linked to the Madlanga Commission, where alleged dealings involving controversial North West businessman Suliman Carrim were mentioned.

The reality is that public trust in the criminal justice system is badly damaged when high-profile corruption allegations involving billions drag on for years without visible consequences.

Ordinary South Africans are arrested daily for far lesser offences, yet when it comes to large-scale corruption involving public money, investigations often appear slow, secretive and inconclusive. Why should the public believe that there will ever be accountability if those implicated continue to operate freely while investigations drag on indefinitely?

Most importantly, what happened to the money allegedly lost through the Tembisa Hospital tenders? Who benefited? Who signed off on the contracts? Who approved the payments? And when will those responsible,
regardless of their political influence, business connections or status, finally face the full might of the law?

South Africans are not only demanding answers anymore. They are demanding action.

@pule_jones @HeidiGiokos

[Man’s NOT Barry Roux @AdvoBarryRoux]

From 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025, South Africa government spent about R76 million on interpreters due to foreigners appearing in courts. Shona accounted for the highest cost at R8.7 million due to demand for interpretation services. Criminals will be the end of South Africa

[Brighton Mutebuka @BMutebuka]

#CAB3 - I have got a question for neutrals, not partisans. How man of you can be easily motivated to rewrite an exam that you have just about passed but under extremely difficult conditions.

I feel that - that's the closest resemblance to what many were expecting of Chamisa after he had succeeded in denying ED a two thirds majority in a rigged national election.

Many of you have sprung into action uninvited to challenge ##CAB3 but folded hands in the immediate aftermath of the sham election, including the retired Generals.

Perhaps you would have been in a much stronger position to condemn Chamisa had you displayed the same energy at the same time & he had then failed to match it!

[#PutSouthAfricansfirst @Patriot_S_A]

Home Affairs Deputy Director General for Counter Corruption Constance Moitse told Parliament that syndicates had been operating across multiple provinces, with compromised officials at municipal traffic offices in Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and the Western Cape processing fraudulent applications. She said investigators know exactly which officials were involved.

[The Instigator @Am_Blujay]

The police officer who took R2000 as a bribe apologizing.

[Dr. Coy Barker @coybarker]

Things are Shifting by the Hand of God in your life now!🔥