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@Trex1220 @Nedumcity_ That’s not South Africa, so that’s a fake video

@Trained_Manki @Nedumcity_ Where you say the video is fake, please do you mean AI or what? Fake as in how?

This is what South Africans are doing to their fellow Africans. They will never do such to the Chinese and Indians.

@ZinhleMamfengu @africatodayMG I was in Kenya and the guy who was driving (citizen) the way he was so scared when the cops pulled him over, it’s like we had drugs in the car or something. I asked zishaphi, he was like eyy my guy things can turn very fast here, you don’t mess with these guys.

@Trained_Manki @africatodayMG South Africans are too soft on them, they aren't used to it. It's making them drunk and giddy

A Police from Democratic Republic of Congo destrovying food from the street mamas who were trying to make a living! No one can teach you humanity! This is common in DRC. which is one of the poorest and most insecure countries in the world!

@Trex1220 @Nedumcity_ 1. The video is fake. 2. Good luck finding South Africans in there, those that are there deserve to be beaten, they are part of the problem.

@Nedumcity_ I think at this point, we need to start identifying South Africans in Nigeria too, then reciprocate

@LOZAAH Sizothini bathi siletha izimpukane nje manje uma uthi uyachaza

Umzi awusi flatheli Isibaya bethuna, ubuhlanti abukwazi ukuba semva kwendlu

@KatlegoMaseng1 We lack creativity in this country. One person does one thing, we all crowd on to do variations of the same thing 😮‍💨

Meet Tolamo Mokhoenyana from Mabopane (Tshwane) 🇿🇦 — the founder of Tolamo Motswana, a cultural clothing brand rooted in pride, identity, and heritage. “Motswana” isn’t just a name — it’s a statement. A celebration of language, culture, and where we come from. Salute to young creatives building brands that mean something. Keep pushing. Keep creating. The culture is watching. 👏🏾🔥

@Oscarkhomotsoh Now tell a story of his victims, starting with his 9 yr old daughter. Peeh

He got arrested 2022 😭Involved in a car accident 2023💔 Another Car accident 2024🙆🏽‍♂️💔 Lost his 9 year old Daughter 2024 (Forever in Pain)😭🕊️🕊️Suffered leg injuries 2024😭😭 Got arrested again 2025😭💔 Missed all his Gigs worth R1.5 Million 2025 💔😭 Spent Christmas in Jail 💔 Spent New year eve in Jail 💔😭 Won Song of the year(An Award he has never seen) 🙆🏽‍♂️💔 Spent Easter in Jail 2026💔💔 has a 5 Months old Baby he has never Seen 2026😭😭💔 Lost almost all his Money 2026 #Shebeshxt has Suffered a Lot, He Doesn’t Deserve to go thru this 😭💔 #FreeShebshxt

@MzuyandaO @ChromeDaCesar @NFLAfrica Still he is not South African.

@ChromeDaCesar @NFLAfrica His parents are from Nigeria, they moved to Lesotho where he was born and then moved to South Africa at the age of 3. Went to school at Grey College, studied and graduated at the University of Stellenbosch. Where he played Varsity Cup and Western Province rugby

Happy Freedom Day to all our family and friends from South Africa 🇿🇦 @_ekeji

@PulseXZA We’re still fighting for water, electricity, healthcare, corruption, illegal immigrants, unemployment. Our Innovation institutions research how to purify river water😭, Denel is being sold yazini we are our own enemy kulezwe.

When is this Jetour G700 coming to South Africa 🇿🇦 so we can drive to Mauritius 😆

@YourBoiShu_ Bahlezi bekhathele shame uze umzwele umntana wenkosi. The will is there but the body is just tired. Umlanda estolo ngo 8 ebsuku, athi uyangena ksasa kodwa uzolala kwena, azumeke ningakofiki nase Drive Thru eyodwa uvele ubone ukuthi ayy no isono.

One thing about women in retail ?

@TshepoBacela Everyone in KZN understands this nje. “Please do not break open the six pack”

Zulus, when did we get to 16?😳

@KingBishop1st @pule_jones They are bought by organisations for their clients and potential clients.

@pule_jones Yes. But seems the suits aren’t easily accessible as well in terms of getting the tickets. For such a big game they really need to do better

@philanindaba16 @BoogieHarrySA Is Scoop still co owner as well?

@BoogieHarrySA He's got a production company with Thomas Gumede

Siz and Andile are doing very well. What happened to Lungsta 🤔

@Manikipi @businessXplain These guys manage Coke’s fleet as well, i doubt their books can be that dirty at the risk of losing a coke truck deal that works daily and get serviced regularly by your own technicians. That’s money you can’t risk

@businessXplain SIU would love that beautiful submariner (watch) 😊

AFRIRENT RESPONDS TO MADLANGA RUMOURS Afrirent Holdings has denied social media claims linking it to the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry. When Business Explainer requested for comment, the fleet management company sent a statement saying it has not been called as a witness or suspect. It called the allegations damaging and false. When asked about the R1.26bn government contract, Afrirent said it has operated lawfully for 24 years, describing the social media narratives as misleading, malicious and damaging. The company added that it will take legal action against anyone spreading false information. The Madlanga Commission continues its work, with hearings ongoing into various public procurement matters. Full story - ln.run/LkERK Pictured - Afrirent Holdings Chairman, Senzo Tsabedze

@NkosazanaKaTata @__Shezi You’ll get this at China Mall for less.

@__Shezi I tried ordering today, mabayeke

Takealot is falling apart. What do they mean I have to wait 23 working days to get something? And this is becoming a normal timeline for them. Nobody is waiting that long for an online purchase. Get real?

@HermainExcel Please do not condone this, all those homes are built on sand with zero engineering effort to ensure they can stand land slides and sinkholes etc… abantu bakithi bayakhuzwa abezwa abanye bakhe phakathi emfuleni when the 50 yr/100yr what what happens again sizokhala futhi.

uMgababa KZN, it's good to see communities building next to the sea

@Stundee__ @ZeeNxumaloZA @mokgethi_lenosh But the EP dropped yesterday no?

If it was the SAMAs you’d have probably won. There’s no public vote expect record of the year. Metro Awards is determined by you pushing your people to vote for you. Might not work all the time but at least they’d have voted. Keep up the good work. No one comes close to you at this point

God you’re confusing me….i just lost 7 awards but my new ep is doing WELL…whats must happen?

@nokie555 @SciiTheComedist The video does say it’s a prank. The kids are all playing along with the dad. Cmon now

@SciiTheComedist Azithunywa yini izingane zaleli khaya???😭😭😭

Submission is a fundamental part of marriage. And that’s how marriage lasts don’t let feminists fool you 😭

@shufflesdu This is not new though, it’s always been like this. Your school mates bekhiphele oskhotheni inombolo ngawe, uthi uyaphuma usuyabanjwa.

Lafa izwe

@Miz_Ruraltarain He also manages & maintain Coke fleet. It would be interesting to see how this turns out. He might be legit.

The Madlanga Commission has turned its spotlight on businessman Senzo Tsabenze and his company, Afrirent, as it investigates a staggering R1.26 billion government contract. Awarded without a single competing bid, the deal has become a lightning rod for public outrage and a primary case study in alleged procurement rot. Afrirent, a prominent fleet management firm, is currently under fire for securing a billion-rand deal through a "closed-door" process. By bypassing the standard open bidding system, the contract sidestepped the very transparency meant to protect taxpayer funds. This wasn't just a procedural hiccup; it’s a direct challenge to the rule of law. The commission is probing why the standard competitive tender process was ignored. Investigators are weighing whether senior officials deliberately tossed Treasury regulations out the window.Testimony is shifting toward the influence of politically connected individuals who may have greased the wheels.The inquiry seeks to uncover if this was a systematic failure or calculated greed. For many South Africans, this isn't just about "fleet leasing"—it’s about the erosion of trust. Every billion-rand contract awarded through a backroom deal feels like a personal theft from public infrastructure and social services. The Madlanga Commission represents a fragile hope that the era of impunity is closing. The fallout for Afrirent and the officials involved could be massive. Beyond legal penalties, the verdict will signal whether the government is serious about cleaning house or if "business as usual" still wears a suit and tie. #MadlangaCommission #ProtectGeneralMkhwanazi