Tobias wants her HOME!!! But she told him she needs to focus on her business 🤣🤣🤣 that he funds mind you. No one is buying her blanket hoody for 2k 🤣🤣🤣🤣!!! She hates him
I’m currently watching this podcast, and it’s so interesting to hear someone give language to your path, almost like they’re putting words to your own experiences and journey. I didn’t know that Katlego is a prophetic dreamer.
REGARDING EKURHULENI, THE DEPOSING OF DEAD BODIES & OPPOSITION PARTIES BEING GIVE MONEY🔥🔥
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The City Manager of Ekurhuleni has been given 2 weeks leave so that the story can die down. Over the weekend around R23 million was travelling through Ekurhuleni councillors and general’s for protection. He is expecting to close this case also.
The handsome guy and his secretary are the one protecting him. Opposition parties are quiet because he promised to fund their campaigns and lifestyle. We are in trouble here in Ekurhuleni.
Bahlali it’s time to take our municipality back from these corrupt councilors and political party. The body that was disposed is one of our own from Vosloorus. We need to support the family.
I am collecting the names of all councillors who are benefiting and funded from the money stolen from the City. Money meant for potholes, water leakages, robots etc is being shared amongst corrupt individuals.
More LEAKED audio’s on the way.
Five minutes after signing the divorce papers, I walked out of the courthouse with nothing but my son. Behind me, my ex-husband, his mistress, and his family were already celebrating his “new beginning”… until his phone rang.
WARNING | *If you’re related to the victims, please consider avoiding this story due to the graphic descriptions*
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By Tuesday evening, temperatures in KwaZulu-Natal were starting to drop.
A welcome reprieve from the blazing heat.
The shift in weather patterns is always more pronounced in areas like Newark.
Wide open spaces, extensive greenery, fewer houses.
It’s mostly rural, and adjacent to the Tugela River.
It's one of those places that's easy to miss if you are not looking for it.
Much like Alan Monswamy's modest home.
Just off the R102, hidden from sight.
But, unfortunately, not to everyone.
Around 9pm that night, four young men silently approached the Monswamy residence.
It was familiar to at least one of them.
After all, Alan - who did maintenance work - was his employer.
He knew the Ford Ranger they would eventually steal.
He knew the layout of the property they would rob.
He knew the family they'd do unspeakable things to.
All seven relatives who'd later spend their final moments begging for mercy in a soggy, secluded bush, far away from home.
Under the cover of darkness, the men slithered into the fenced property.
Inside, Alan had settled in for the night with his family.
His wife, Sandy, and their children Kraidon, 27, and Shamarie, 20.
His in-laws, Mooniamma Padayachee, 79, Mariamma Appanah, 83 and Cliffy Padayachee, 51.
Their attackers wouldn't have struggled to gain access through the kitchen door.
There's no security gate.
Unheard of in big cities, but pretty normal in rural KZN.
A now-tragic testament to the inherent trust here.
Alan may have reacted first to the intruders' presence.
But the silver 9mm pistol the criminals had - stolen in Flagstaff, EC, in February - was the decider.
SIU Freezes Properties and Cars in R19 Million UIF TERS Fraud Case
The Special Investigating Unit has secured preservation orders to freeze assets worth millions after uncovering a R19.1 million fraud scheme linked to COVID-19 relief funds.
The orders were granted by the Special Tribunal following an investigation into Nako Mang Trading Enterprise CC, which allegedly submitted fraudulent claims to the Unemployment Insurance Fund under the Temporary Employer or Employee Relief Scheme.
Assets now under preservation include two residential properties in Turffontein, an agricultural holding, as well as multiple vehicles including a Toyota Dyna, Hyundai H-1, Mercedes-Benz and a trailer.
The Tribunal has barred the individuals involved from selling or transferring the assets. The Registrar of Deeds has also been instructed to place restrictions to prevent any disposal without approval.
Investigators found that between 2020 and 2023, the company allegedly misrepresented employment relationships to access UIF funds. Several individuals listed as employees later confirmed they had never worked for the company.
Instead of paying workers, the funds were allegedly diverted into personal accounts belonging to directors and their associates.
The SIU further revealed that company director Nikluis Manuel allegedly purchased vehicles in cash shortly after receiving UIF payouts and kept a portion as commission.
Another beneficiary, Khanyi Angel Nokukhanya, reportedly received over R569,000 from the proceeds, which was later used in property acquisitions.
According to investigators, the movement of funds reflects a pattern consistent with money laundering, where illegal proceeds are disguised through assets.
The SIU says the preservation orders are aimed at preventing the dissipation of assets while civil recovery proceedings continue.
In total, the unit is pursuing more than R148 million linked to fraudulent TERS claims involving multiple companies.
My husband invited his ex to our housewarming party and made it clear that if I couldn’t accept it, I was free to leave. So I gave him the calmest, most “mature” response of my life.
The night he told me, I was sitting on the kitchen floor of our tiny apartment in Yaba,