JS_Bond
184.8K posts
JS_Bond retweetet
A traffic jam in South Africa turned into a showdown as two drivers faced off in a game of rock, paper, scissors. abcnews.link/9WzhQdo
English
@SarfarazNawazH1 @ABC Elon never once ever claimed that a genocide is taking place so if anyone is lying here it’s YOU.
English
@ABC Oh look there is white genocide happening 😂😂. I request white Americans to actually go to South Africa to see the truth rather than believing in the lies of pedophile President and elon Musk.
English
@MickLinDiBi @ABC Yes dumbass. Did you expect lions and elephants roaming around?
English
JS_Bond retweetet
South Africa’s mining output has declined over the past two decades, mainly due to unstable and increasingly burdensome government policies and regulations.
dailyinvestor.com/mining/125676/…
English
JS_Bond retweetet
“We will not be bullied” ✊
TrafficSA@TrafficSA
Fuel Price Shock: Daily Price Estimate - as at 23 March 2026 Oil ⏫ Rand / $ ⏬
English
@TrafficSA This is a rip-off! Hormuz is open for South Africa, and we can still buy oil from Nigeria!
GIF
English
JS_Bond retweetet
@MmusiMaimane As long as the content in the podcasts is within the law then why the overreach to regulate?
English
JS_Bond retweetet
I am opposed to this idea of regulating podcasts. Will this mean that you need a license to make a YouTube video?
We have not as parliament or as government done anything to help these young people create the platforms they have now. They put in the sweat and tears.
We have a promising nascent industry here, instead of incubating and accelerating it, using it to create media companies of the future to lead the discourse and content economy of Africa we are entertaining censorship and regulatory gate keeping.
Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh@SizweMpofuWalsh
Spoke in Parliament today about the rise of podcasts and the question of regulation—making the case that the industry should be protected and nurtured, not prematurely overregulated.
English
JS_Bond retweetet
Gone in seconds…
Cellphone snatching at a fast food drive-thru in Midrand, JHB.
English
JS_Bond retweetet
South Africa can’t hide from the RAM price spike #Echobox=1774338078" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">dailymaverick.co.za/article/2026-0…
English
JS_Bond retweetet
The proposed new routes and stations for the Gautrain have been officially gazetted.
businesstech.co.za/news/governmen…
English
@zoomafrika1 Mampara
The man in the image is not Mahlangu. The man in the image is James Keaton, who was executed in 1934 in Columbus, Mississippi.
English
Before he was hanged, South African freedom fighter, Solomon Kalushi Mahlangu said;
"My blood will nourish the tree that will bear the fruits of freedom. Tell my people that I love them. They must continue the fight, Aluta Continua"
English
@HermanMashaba You are gullible.
The man in the image is not Mahlangu. The man in the image is James Keaton, who was executed in 1934 in Columbus, Mississippi.
English
Some people have the audacity to tell us to just move on.
HOW?
Zoom Afrika@zoomafrika1
Before he was hanged, South African freedom fighter, Solomon Kalushi Mahlangu said; "My blood will nourish the tree that will bear the fruits of freedom. Tell my people that I love them. They must continue the fight, Aluta Continua"
English
JS_Bond retweetet
Hi Herman.
I understand that politicians want to generate outrage in order to cover for how useless they are, but if you're trying to be sincere about the execution of Solomon at least pretend that you know what he looked like.
The man in the image is not Mahlangu. The man in the image is James Keaton, who was executed in 1934 in Columbus, Mississippi.
If you govern as well as you pretend to know your heroes... your party is in trouble.
Have a blessed day further.
Herman Mashaba@HermanMashaba
Some people have the audacity to tell us to just move on. HOW?
English