@AdvoBarryRoux How can you say this is apartheid, you don't know apartheid, what must the teachers do to those hooligans who just come to school to terrorise teachers and other children.
@Cfc_Tshepang Guys please give support to the players even experienced players do miss chances like that,so you cannot ask if is he ready or not, second one keeper saved well taken on target can't fault the boy , the more games the more he will gain confidence
@ZizinjaAbelungu This is a n insult to the voters,we need proper jobs to support our families not a loaf of bread,how much did they spend on that bread , how many families could have benefited had they created some work
@AdvoBarryRoux Instead of supplying with proper jobs you give people one π loaf of bread, how long will that π last for the whole family, this is an insult to the nation
@bosskimhucci They don't need prayers , it's the parents fault, teachers used to beat us with stick at school we respected them,now children do as they want they can't be reprimanded by anyone on their wrong doing
Khanye Questions Velebayiβs Fit For Chiefs
Kanye if you want to be pirates scout you should rather go to them ask for that job, whoever chiefs sign that doesn't consent you,we that you still have a beef with chiefs because you drank your chances
@Shaka1_ They all the same these people that's what they discussed in that corrupt parliament they just fuling us ,don't trust them all because they are benefiting
IMPERSONATION OF A SAPS OFFICER UNDER INVESTIGATION
An individual has been captured on video dancing with alcohol in hand while wearing official SAPS insignia, raising serious concerns about impersonation of a police officer, and misuse of state symbols.
The incident allegedly took place over the weekend at a Pub in Mpumalanga.
This conduct is a direct violation of SAPS regulations and may constitute a criminal offense.
According to SAPS Dress Code Regulations and National Instruction 4 of 2014 (Wearing of Uniform and Insignia):
"No person who is not a member of the Service may wear or use the official uniform, insignia or equipment of the SAPS in a manner that could reasonably be construed as impersonating a police"
Section 68 of the SAPS Act prohibit impersonation of a police official, which can lead to criminal prosecution.
This clearly undermines the integrity of law enforcement and public trust. @SAPoliceService