Thulisile🌈

Language practitioner
UJ graduate 🎓

[Abby baby 🦋 @_babygirlabby]

Next year, I’m getting my own place and a good job that pays so well!

[Mamello🧚🏽‍♀️ @MelloFelicia1]

Next year I’m buying a car 👅👍🏽

[Thulisile🌈 @thulisilem02]

@lvrmarz Exactly!!! At this point she wanted Michaela to find a match and be married. Fran is still tied up in societal norms at this point

[Thulisile🌈 @thulisilem02]

@____justsihle I think most of our people didn’t vote at all🥹🥹🥹

[Film Updates @FilmUpdates]

8. Masali Baduza

After first appearing as Michaela Stirling at the end of Bridgerton’s third season, Masali Baduza was given considerably more room to shine in season four, bringing an infectious warmth and confidence to the character while hinting at a much more vulnerable side underneath. She will take center stage alongside Hannah Dodd as one of the leads of season five, which has just recently wrapped production, making Baduza one of the names we expect to hear a lot more about very soon.

[Thulisile🌈 @thulisilem02]

@odedanilo Action SA

[Princy Mthombeni @Princymthombeni]

For three decades, you have promised to build a South Africa that is “better for all”. But somewhere along the way, the meaning of for all got lost and the struggle became increasingly about you, your comrades and the privileges that come with power.

You became arrogant, disconnected and out of touch with the very people you were elected to serve. The blue lights, bodyguards, government positions and VIP treatment got into your heads. You gradually forgot that public office is a responsibility, not a reward, and that leadership is about serving people, not looking down on them.

You prioritised everyone else (investors, foreigners and international interests) while neglecting the ordinary South Africans who entrusted you with their votes. We watched your fellow comrades boast about having the option of taking a shower at a hotel when there was no water at home, while ordinary citizens were expected to endure hours, sometimes days, without water flowing from their taps.

You failed to maintain the country’s infrastructure and allowed criminal mafias to establish themselves in spaces where the state should be firmly in control. You ratified international treaties and agreements without adequately considering their long-term implications for our economic sovereignty and development. You turned government departments, municipalities and SOEs into territories of political patronage rather than institutions of public service.

I could write until tomorrow about the opportunities wasted, the institutions weakened and the promises betrayed.

But perhaps the greatest tragedy is that you reduced the meaning of democracy to the act of voting every five years. You forgot that democracy does not end at the ballot box. It lives in the quality of water coming out of people’s taps, the safety of their neighbourhoods, the jobs they can access, the dignity with which they are treated and the confidence they have in their government.

South Africa was never meant to be a country where a select few enjoy the fruits of democracy while millions are left to survive on promises.

I hope that one day you will pause, look beyond your positions and privileges, and honestly reflect on what you have done with the trust of the people.

History will not judge you by how long you stayed in power, how many blue lights escorted you or how many positions your comrades occupied. It will judge you by whether the lives of ordinary South Africans became better because you were entrusted with leadership.

There is still a country worth fighting for, a democracy worth protecting and a future worth building. But that future must put ordinary South Africans back at the centre of everything. The people were never meant to serve those in power. Those in power were elected to serve the people.

[Heidi Giokos @HeidiGiokos]

BREAKING:
WARNING: Residents in Bronkhornspruit have been warned to NOT drink the water, bath or use the water to brush their teeth.
Do not use tap water for anything in the area.
@SABCNews

[𝕷𝖊𝖑𝖔 🥷🏾🇿🇦 @KingPumza]

We are worried about petrol prices and you are worried about trans women that are out of your league

Focus man

[Matt @nosoupforgeorge]

WNBA FANS REJOICE!!!

THE FEVER HAVE BEEN ELININATED FROM THE PLAYOFFS!!! 🥳🪅🎉🍾🪩🎊🥂

Thank you Aces!!!

[yknipg @Yknip1]

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South Africa please help find Amanda Khambule, she sent a voice note in distress to one of her family members that she’s being followed.

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Please reshare, women of South Africa are under siege unfortunately we don’t have a government. This can’t be normal! It’s business as usual to the GNU yet they released 600 million of our taxes to protect illegal foreigners but with our children, sisters, mothers & citizens of this country they’re doing nothing!

[Dr. Koena Moabelo 🇿🇦 @Koena_za]

🚨 Missing_Child_Alert: Lethokuhle_Molefe🚨

An 8 year-old little girl Lethokuhle Molefe has gone missing from her home 370 EMfihlweni Section Thembisa, just after she was dropped off by a Scholar Transport, as she came back home from School in the afternoon. Please reshare until she is found.

[Dr. Koena Moabelo 🇿🇦 @RealKoenaza]

🚨ZINHLE ZULU FROM KEMPTON PARK IS MISSING🚨

Kindly reshare until she is found.

[Icy gurll❄️💕 @Bigbaby243]

Guys, please, if this appears on your TL, I need your prayers. 🙏 It’s 12 p.m. and my mum is still not home. She’s not picking up our calls. Please stay with me. We’ve never witnessed anything like this. My heart is beating so fast.

[Dr. Koena Moabelo 🇿🇦 @RealKoenaza]

Kindly make this go viral. By resharing, you are warning ladies.

[Mpho @RamaphiriMpho]

AKHANYA VAKELE was last seen on the 8th September 2026. Her family is kindly asking for help 🙏. @SAPoliceService stop failing South African women

[The Instigator @Am_Blujay]

Missing Person 💫💫

The family is still looking for their loved one who went missing in Kempton park today mark 15days . She was not amongst the found.

Her name is Aisha Gracious ,please help.

[The Instigator @Am_Blujay]

🚨 MISSING PERSON | MAFIKENG

20-year-old Nonceba Mefane Bontse has been missing since 4 September 2026. She was last seen at around 15:35 at Imperial Reserve, Mafikeng.

Nonceba has a dark brown birthmark on the left side of her cheek/jaw. A SAPS case has been opened.

Anyone with information is urged to contact:
📞 Sibling: 073 862 2981 (Call/WhatsApp)
📞 Mother: 079 748 7864

Please share widely. 🙏🏾💔

#MissingPerson #Mafikeng #NorthWest #FindNonceba #BringHerHome

[Dr. Koena Moabelo 🇿🇦 @Koena_za]

🚨MISSING 🚨
Azokuhle Azo Mzimela (12) is missing. She attends Maqongqo Primary School & in Ezihlabathini, down towards KwaShelembe. She did not return from school on Friday. For any info contact 067 346 8753 or 084 886 2275 or nearest SAPS