A police photograph from June 1986, of the burnt Kombi, in which the Mamelodi Ten lost their lives. The Mamelodi Ten were ten young teenage student activists from Mamelodi who were abducted and killed on June 26 1986, in a planned joint operation by the Northern Transvaal Security Police and the South African Defence Force's Special Forces. The ten students were persuaded by Joe Mamasela, posing as an MK operative, to leave the country for military training. However, they were taken to an area near Nietverdient where they were reportedly injected with chemicals to make them sleep and then placed into a kombi set alight. Their names: Abrahams Makolane, Samuel Masilela, Sipho Sibanyoni, Thomas Phiri, Jeremiah Magagula, Morris Nkabinde, Matthews Lerutla, Stephen Makena, Elliot Sathege, Rooibaard Geldenhuys. Source: iol.
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The South African Police Service (SAPS) has warned against the illegal handling and misuse of firearms following a social media video showing women allegedly cocking firearms inside a house.
In a statement issued on Thursday, SAPS said the individuals in the video appear not to be authorised or properly trained to handle firearms, describing such behaviour as dangerous and irresponsible.
Police reminded the public that only individuals with valid firearm licences or permits may legally handle firearms under the Firearms Control Act 60 of 2000.
Firearm owners can also face criminal charges if they allow unlicensed persons access to their weapons.
SAPS further cautioned that toy guns, imitation firearms, and blank guns may also lead to legal consequences if used to intimidate or create fear.
The public is urged to report illegal firearm possession or reckless handling to the nearest police station or anonymously via Crime Stop on 08600 10111.
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Mike Brown was Nedbank CEO at the time Nedbank looted R12bn from Transnet + R120m in transaction fees with Regiments Capital. He did this while earning R280k per day and a R53m bonus. No Media coverage because it is Private Sector Corruption.
Kiddos, this is how you force an AI model to correct its reasoning and stop parroting inserted or decontextualised data.
Walked Grok through epistemic hygiene, line by line, until it conceded: there’s no robust evidence farm murders are disproportionately higher than the national rate.
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[WATCH] A heated argument ensues between Adv. Tembeka Ngcukaitobi and the legal team for former apartheid security police intelligence officer Craig Williamson. Ngcukaitobi wants Williamson to give names of the people he was involved in killing. His legal team fears he may implicate himself before the inquiry probing the deaths of Fort Calata, Matthew Goniwe, Sparrow Mkhonto, and Sicelo Mhlauli.
No man I can’t get over this, the nanny must get R3,600 but the 1 year old child needs 9k??? lmfao this discussion should actually just set off a class riot.🤣🤣🤣🤣
Cry about reservation all you want, but here’s a reality check: talent existed before, it just wasn’t given a chance. If fair access to opportunities threatens your idea of merit, maybe your definition of merit was never about skill to begin with.
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A better question is why we would want an African Pope? Why do we value the political and religious institutions of our colonizers? Especially when we are still oppressed ? Mental and spiritual bondage is the most powerful form of enslavement