Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia says the government will spend R600 million on security measures ahead of anticipated anti-illegal
immigration protests on 30 June. Newzroom Afrika's Scara Mafokoane reports. #Newzroom405
Nigerian man says its time for fellow Nigerians to take lessons from South Africans, and hold the Nigerian government accountable and demand change. 🙏🏽✨
Tito knew who the designated set-piece taker was. The moment Rele looked like he was interested, Tito was ready to walk away. No fighting about it, no ego, no arguing..... just respect for the team and the roles
.@Action4SA rejects the proposed VAT hike.
South Africans cannot be expected to shoulder higher taxes while corruption and mismanagement continue unchecked!
#BudgetSpeech2025
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How the ANC managed to convince South Africa that loadshedding is no more.
They just made sure Gauteng and Cape Town and Durban don’t have it.
Then they moved it to rural areas knowing people from there don’t know how to access media to complain.
In Mozambique, police stations and schools have been burnt down, toll gates destroyed, and other public infrastructure damaged, while the main road to the airport in Maputo was barricaded under the latest nationwide protests dubbed "Turbo V8".
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