Jeremy Stephenson

South Africans now face the extraordinary reality that the Minister of Police, the National Commissioner, and a Deputy National Commissioner have all been suspended or placed on leave. This suspension is necessary and welcome; but it does lay bare the deeply alarming state of SAPS senior management. Time for a proper clean out!

The speaker of the Bitou Municipality council has been caught doing what Julius Malema did, discharging a firearm in a public space, and if that wasn't bad enough, you won't believe who else is in this video. It all makes sense now! Video Link: youtu.be/aqoSyIWqx50

@Finnthehuman80 @KatMichellie 🤣

And now we know why he called his party E F F

#Wanted This suspects is part of a VW Polo theft syndicate operating in JHB. Anyone with info, call 08600 10111 @SAPoliceService

It's a hell of a question, isn't it?

My cousin Bruce was attacked in his home a few days ago and did not survive. He leaves behind his two children, Alex and Savannah. A fundraiser has been set up to support them. If you're able to contribute or share, it would mean a great deal. backabuddy.co.za/campaign/suppo…

A woman sold a South African man a plate of beef stew and sadza (pap) at her roadside stall in Johannesburg. After finishing the meal, he refused to pay her R35 for the meal. A brief argument broke out over the non-payment. The man became enraged, drew a gun, and shot her three times in the head and throat. She died instantly. In the video, he simply turned and walked away, casually tucking the pistol in his belt. Life is cheaper than a R35 meal. Shithole country, Shithole people.

A 76-year-old man, Trompie Kruger, was assaulted during a violent farm attack/robbery in Kameeldrift East, Pretoria, last night. He was repeatedly struck over the head during a struggle in the kitchen, leaving a blood-soaked scene. His wife and family were inside the home at the time.

AfriForum has been involved in yet another court victory 🫡 The Constitutional Court has ruled that the South African Human Rights Commission does not have the power to issue binding directives. AfriForum acted as a friend of the court in this case between the SAHRC and AgroData. The ruling is consistent with the arguments AfriForum submitted. Link: artikels.afriforum.co.za/en/afriforum-w…

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@NiekerkSteve Ramaphosa is the Trabant of politicians.

Come on President Ramaphosa, we dare you? Show us where you really stand ?

Cape Town widow demands accountability after taxi driver allegedly kills cyclist husband brnw.ch/21x1MJt

Inviting a convicted criminal to speak at your event suddenly makes perfect sense...

When you get a chance, send this to EFF members 🤣🤣🤣. Can we file for criminal charges against the People that assaulted this poor Man? The deputy called for this assault.

Another resounding success for the liberation party... Their name leads the top 4 most dangerous cities in the world...well done to Pietermartzburg, Gqeberha, Durban, Johannesburg. What an achievement!

Government wants R100 billion from South African businesses, with no accountability for where it goes. The proposed BEE Transformation Fund would force companies to hand 3% of after-tax profit to a state-run fund. Procurement targets would make it effectively impossible to buy from suppliers who don't meet strict ownership requirements. Good businesses will lose contracts. Investment will leave. Jobs will not be created. Gerhard Papenfus, Chief Executive of NEASA, breaks it all down in the latest episode of The Employers’ Voice. Watch the full episode here to find out what this means for your business: tinyurl.com/3ej4sje7

> "Passenger rail recovery"

The more jobs lost to AI and automation the better. Every job that disappears is a person released from work that did not need a human to do it, and every hour of human attention freed from that work is an hour that becomes available for something only a person can actually do. The labor panic treats existing jobs as sacred because it cannot imagine what the freed labor will build, which is the same failure of imagination that worried about agricultural workers when the tractor arrived and telephone operators when the switchboard went digital. The jobs we cannot currently name are the ones that matter. They will be invented by people standing on top of the productivity surplus that automation creates, doing work that requires the freed attention, the cheap compute, the collapsed barriers to starting things. Labor is not a fixed quantity to be rationed. It is a discovery process. Each displacement surfaces capital and human capacity that the market then redirects into uses nobody could have predicted in advance, which is precisely why central planners and the anti-ai crowd keep failing to anticipate the next economy and keep demanding we freeze the current one in place to protect them from their own inability to see forward. The correct response to automation is to accelerate it, let the displacement run, and trust that the generation standing in the wreckage will build something the current generation cannot picture, because that is what every previous generation did with the ruins of the one before it.

@fionaobeng Good day, The flooding along Silverleaf Road in Dunoon is unfortunately due to people living in illegal structures that have been built over the bulk stormwater and sewer outfalls which blocks access to this area and prevents maintenance.