Tumelo Mahlobogoane

Chasing

[BabaKaThando✌️🙏♥️✊ @Iam_FreemanDube]

Rhodes is looking for a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in the School of Journalism and Media Studies. This is a readvertisement. Please tell those unemployed graduates with an MA or PhD in Journalism Studies to apply. They also have other positions & plenty more at UCT, WITS, UKZN, etc

[Drew Scanlon @drewscanlon]

Hi Internet! I'm Drew and THIS IS MY FACE.

If this GIF has ever brought you joy in the past, I humbly ask you to consider making a donation to the National MS Society. It would mean a lot to me and to those I know affected by the disease!

Donate at https://t.co/cHLs9sJSsZ

[Le Super. @Mmakgosidarling]

Hi di tsala.

I’m looking for homes for abused women and children please? 🥹

[IOL News @IOL]

Edmund, 50, and Catherine Kaas, 51, from Eldorado Park, Johannesburg, earned their Grade 12 certificates after registering with Hopeful Leaders Night School, an organisation providing night schooling for adults. The couple wrote their final exam on June 22, 2026, and received their results on August 7, with Edmund achieving a bachelor's pass and Catherine a diploma pass.
Read on https://t.co/AEXaNiq2nX
#NeverTooLate #Matric #EldoradoPark

[Atlegang @papi_nicetingz]

Ke nale impact Mara nee!🤣❤️ that VN really landed!!!

[OhMyAngel, OhSanalwam! @Phozisa_R]

I’m taking a chance and asking for help. ❤️
I’m in my final yr & hoping to grad next year. I’ve created a BackaBuddy to help me cover my outstanding fees.
Any contribution, no matter how small, would mean so much to me. If you can’t donate, please share.

https://t.co/a55AEuATfo

[Thando Mzimela @ThandokaMzimela]

I went for my health check today at Dischem. R490: Pap smear, breast examination, rapid HPV, rapid glucose, cholesterol and BMI. Shout out to the Springs Mall team! From Sibongile to nurse Tebogo!! Keep it up @Dischem
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[Noeleen @noeleensaid]

Four years ago I released a book titled "Things I Never Said to Myself" 💛

[Nthabiseng @NthaWakoeneng]

Greetings to everyone, My name is Nthabiseng 34years of age I have Diploma in Electrical Engineering plus Red seal. I am currently looking for a job it can be anywhere around the country relocation is not a problem. My DM is open for any help I could get.

Thank you.

[Carol B. 🇿🇦 @CarolBoitumelo1]

South African Reserve Bank is hiring!

✅Administrators

📍Pretoria

Salary: R10,000- R20,000 p/m

Minimum Requirements:
- Grade 12/Matric or NQF Level 5
- Experience in administration
- Computer literate

Closing Date: 10 July 2026

Note: Visit Their Official Site To Apply

Full Details:https://t.co/XRTSeBQaQ6

[Africa Facts Zone @AfricaFactsZone]

South Africa's Akani Simbine has won the Men's 100m race at the FBK Games in The Netherlands with a time of 10.08 seconds.

[Africa Facts Zone @AfricaFactsZone]

South Africa's 20-year-old Bayanda Walaza has won the Men's 100m at the Ostrava Golden Spike in Czech 🇨🇿 with a time of 9.94 seconds.

[Nandi Madida 🇿🇦 @Nandi_Madida]

Please, if anyone has employment opportunities, internships, learnerships, apprenticeships, mentorship programmes, bursaries, graduate programmes, or entry level positions available across any industry for our incredible South African youth, kindly share them in the comments below. 🇿🇦
Every opportunity has the potential to change a life. ❤️🙏🏽 #FutureLeaders #SouthAfricanYouth #YouthEmployment

[Fundiswa Shandu @maFundii]

Taking a chance on the timeline. ❤️

I’m Fundiswa Shandu, a BA Communication graduate from UJ with a valid Code 10 driver’s licence.

Based in Richards Bay, KZN, willing to relocate, and actively seeking employment opportunities.

CV available on request. Reposts appreciated.❤️

[Steven Plug 🇿🇦 @stevestansa]

We need to put up the same energy we did for Mazwi guys.

She was just going to work… and never arrived. 💔

Amanda Mofokeng (28) was last seen on 27 April 2026 in Malvern, Johannesburg, after requesting an e-hailing ride. She never reached her destination.

We need answers.

Please don’t scroll past this , share, repost, and until she is found.

#FindAmandaMofokeng

[Nobhala @Lazeauxla]

hi guys, I’m a novice educator from the Eastern Cape. During my WIL rounds I discovered that learners struggle with assessment so I started a segment on my social media platforms called Teacher Thursdays aimed at redressing that challenge.
PLS RT 🥹 (links in the replies)

[Wandile Mthiyane @wandileubuntu]

I got into Harvard because I built an AI platform to help families in informal settlements design and build dignified homes.

I can’t afford the fees, so I’m walking across South Africa to meet the families I’m fighting for and raise the funds.

A walk for home.

[SizweLo @SizweLo]

Elon Musk has posted 50 times about South Africa in just 7 days, and Zimbabweans are just as angry as he is.

This is because they both desperately need South Africa to allow Starlink in.

We all know that the Starlink constellation is the largest array of satellites in the world. However, even with all of those satellites, Starlink still needs to connect to internet data centres on the ground.

The satellites have to beam the data down to a ground station, which then sends the data across the internet using undersea cables.

This is where South Africa comes in as one of the most connected countries on the continent with seven of the major undersea cables landing in Cape Town and Durban. These are the cables connecting Africa’s internet directly to Europe, Asia and the Americas.

Because of this, Elon Musk wants to build a Starlink ground station in South Africa because it would ensure he gets fast, stable, high capacity routes straight into the global internet.

Beyond the cables, South Africa also has world-class data centres alongside Tier 3+ infrastructure, which means high uptime, power redundancy, cooling and security.

NAPAfrica, one of the largest internet exchange points on the continent is also in South Africa, with facilities in Cape Town, Durban, and Johannesburg.

So, it should be clear that Starlink in SA is not about selling satellite dishes to households. It’s about plugging into the continent’s internet backbone and using South Africa to build a solid launch pad for a robust infrastructure build.

Elon Musk can turn on Starlink in every single country on the continent, but without South Africa, he reaches a dead end and can never get his service to work properly on the continent.

This also explains why some Zimbabweans are livid about South Africa not letting Starlink in. The service will just not work well over there without South Africa’s participation.

OK, but if this is so important to Starlink why is Elon Musk stubbornly refusing to adhere to straightforward BEE requirements?

Well, as pointed above, South Africa’s value to Starlink is mostly as infrastructure backbone, not as a massive retail customer base.

We all know he won’t get any meaningful number of customers in SA. There’s simply no market for it.

Musk just wants to use South Africa to route through neighbouring countries, and to him, this is not worth giving up a 30% stake in South Africa’s operations.

For Musk, the BEE thing is just a strategic business decision. All that racism talk is just a smokescreen for a hard-nosed business choice.

[thejobplug🇿🇦🇿🇦 @DeeJobplug]

Today is Monday. I am still on a mission to help over 300 unemployed South Africans with Grade 12 find work. So far, in the past three months, we have managed to help 60 people. This month, I haven’t received any feedback from you guys. If you have Grade 12, get your CV ready—there are entry-level posts available.