Katlego Modisagae 🇿🇦

I love God and the church so so much! 🥺May it never go unsaid 🤍

@entle_pitso 👌🏾🫶🏾

This is truly all I’ve been doing. I’ve been unlearning so much. Aligning myself with who I truly want to be

WEAPONISED MASS MIGRATION: Globalists planted illegal immigrants to displace South Africans & make it impossible for them to work, school, & receive social services. It didn't end well. #Abahambe Jacinta

A young female motorist was arrested for drunk driving on Youth Day, after allegedly driving under the influence on the N2, crashing into road infrastructure and driving into oncoming traffic. According to KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Transport and Human Settlements Siboniso Duma, the driver was highly intoxicated, became unruly with Road Traffic Inspectorate (RTI) officers, and reportedly attempted to intimidate them by asking if they knew who she was. After failing to answer a simple road safety question posed by officers, she was arrested and is expected to appear in court on 17 June.

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JUST IN: Four suspects have been arrested in Magaliesburg after police discovered eight AK-47 rifles and seven empty magazines concealed in a white bag during a patrol operation on the R24. Officers became suspicious after observing two men transferring the bag from a Namibian-registered Volvo truck to a Mazda 2 parked nearby. Upon searching the bag, police found the firearms and immediately arrested the suspects. The truck driver, a Namibian citizen, apparently stated that he had been given the parcel in Namibia for delivery, while the female owner of the Mazda said she had transported the other suspects to Magaliesburg at the request of her boyfriend.

"My people are South Africans. Mine is the history of the Great Trek. Gandhi’s passive resistance in Johannesburg, the wars of Cetshwayo and the dawn raids which gave us the treason trial of 1956. All these are South African things. They are part of me.”- Nat Nakasa

Not saying The Bible in a Year gets you to the World Cup... but we're not not saying it. 👀⚽️

The late The late Francis Rasuge (27) 🕊️🕊️ an (SAPS) constable who disappeared and her case set a major legal precedent when her partner, William Gadifele Nkuna, was successfully convicted of her murder in 2005 without her body being found. Constable Rasuge was last seen alive on 27 August 2004 at a hairdressing salon in Temba, outside Pretoria, in the company of her estranged boyfriend, William Nkuna. She had previously obtained a protection order against him after he threatened her life. Following her disappearance, investigators found her blood in Nkuna’s vehicle, and bank records proved he withdrew money from her accounts using her PIN. In November 2005, despite a missing body and Nkuna maintaining his innocence, Judge Ronald Hendricks found Nkuna guilty based on an inescapable web of circumstantial evidence. He was sentenced to life imprisonment. Nearly 8 years later, on 20 March 2012 construction workers laying a foundation at Nkuna’s former home in Temba uncovered human bones. DNA testing confirmed the remains belonged to Rasuge. She was finally laid to rest by her family on 11 April 2012 at the Honingnestkrans Cemetery in Pretoria. Having served over 20 years of his life sentence, William Nkuna (now in his early 60s) became legally eligible for parole review. During parole dialogue processes, Rasuge’s family vehemently opposed his release. Her sister Rose Khutsoane, revealed that during these meetings, Nkuna finally admitted to killing Rasuge with his bare hands. However the family noted he showed absolutely no remorse, appeared arrogant, and still posed a danger to society.

Drum Magazine cover, South Africa edition, July 1979. Credit: Drum Archive/BAHA

"Remember, the sinner who is sorry for his sins, is closer to God than the just man who boasts of his good works." - St. Padre Pio

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JUST IN: The South African Police Service (SAPS), through its National and Western Cape Counterfeit and Illicit Goods Units, is conducting a large-scale operation at a shopping complex in Bellville, Cape Town, at this hour. Supported by various internal and external stakeholders, police are executing search-and-seizure warrants targeting more than 40 shops suspected of dealing in counterfeit and illicit goods. The operation follows a major enforcement action at the same complex a week ago, during which authorities seized counterfeit merchandise valued at more than R90 million.

Protesters March Through Sea Point Over Illegal Immigration Cape Town - 16 June 2026 - Demonstrators march through Sea Point calling for stronger action against illegal immigration. Participants carried placards and chanted slogans as they made their way through the area, expressing their concerns and demanding government intervention on immigration-related issues. Photographer: Ayanda Ndamane / Independent Media

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South African jazz pianist and composer Dollar Brand with his equally talented wife, jazz singer Bea Benjamin, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1971. Credit: Ib Skovgaard/JP Jazz Archive #RIP

Pope Leo XIV reminds Catholics that evil loses its power when the Gospel is lived authentically, calling believers to be witnesses of Christ in everyday life. ewtnvatican.com/articles/pope-…

This Malawians situation must help many understand how bad illegal immigration crises is in South Africa. KZN province has 3 cities, with Durban being the major city. Durban has over 400 informal settlements where millions of illegal immigrants reside per nationality.

A Brakpan woman found these thieves getting into a getaway car with her belongings. To make matters worse, they had even stolen the meat from her fridge. She confronted them and asked them to put her things down, but they drove away. Fortunately, she managed to capture them on her phone. Let’s help circulate this and assist in identifying the suspects.