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@ClaysonMonyela @homeaffairsZA @HelenSuzmanFdn won't be happy about this. Did you consult them and ask if they approve?

🇿🇦 Cabinet has approved the Revised White Paper on Citizenship, Immigration & Refugee Protection for IMPLEMENTATION. The changes are HUGE...like...@homeaffairsZA is now empowered to deny entry to an Asylum Seeker who passed through another country considered safe. Relevant 🇿🇦 Depts can now legally designate trade, occupation & professions reserved solely for South Africans. Check highlighted parts. 🙌❤️🇿🇦

@Ndi_Muvenda_ AirBnb didn't see hotels pushing back, especially guesthouses.

DSTV didn’t see Netflix coming. Retail stores didn’t see Takealot coming. Taxi drivers didn't see Uber coming. Hotels didn't see AIRBNB coming. Instagram didn't see Tiktok coming. Mercedes Benz didn't see Haval coming. Post Office didn't see Paxi coming. What's next?

@UnathiLiwani @inkcubeko_kantu Perfect answer. Even school uniform was introduced for same reason. I grew up in churches without uniform and sometimes we (me and my siblings)didn't go to church because we had nothing fancy to wear

@inkcubeko_kantu Some black people are not rich enough to wear different clothes every Sunday. A church uniform removes visible differences in wealth or status, create a sense of belonging, and reinforces that everyone is equal before God.

Do White people wear church uniform like our Black people? Okanye lento ilapha kubantu bakuthi? I've never seen a White person wearing a uniform yase Wesile or Roma. Ithini kanti lento?

@TshephoSes @Ndaba_Luh @Reignah61274 Plus the best highway in South Africa (N1 North)

@Ndaba_Luh @Reignah61274 Weddings, unveiling tombstones, mephaso, malopo, kereke, and most importantly, it’s only 3hour drive.

I’m just curious 🤨 Why do you guys like to travel home on Easter’s knowing very well that most accidents happen during this period? Especially people from Limpopo..

@Ndaba_Luh Bomma ba a re nyaka. Ebile re sepela melato ya baagišane

@Cairo_Mathebula I dont even know why it became a debate because the author was saying we need engineers for an industrialized economy vs accountants for a service based economy. It wasn't who is better

What kills me about the "CAs vs. Engineers" debacle is that 0.8% economic growth is coming for all degrees. If we continue at this rate, in 15 years time we're gonna be driving Ubers in other countries saying "I was an engineer back in Africa".

@MrsBu_ The problem is you were not the stereotype. Your words ar3 sa8d to belong to unemployed women who are dependent. Now you broke every come back they could think of.

Bafo!!!! So feminists are having full blown meltdowns about a simple tweet? So, my tweet just caused all this? Weeeeeeh!

@LebogangKh @DrRebrand @TaLeeDidItFirst To think I had to spend 10 minutes figuring who is on 702 breakfast says a lot about what happened to that once good radio station

@DrRebrand @TaLeeDidItFirst 702 Breakfast yi gossip session now.

When it comes to radio, we are really being starved of intellectual engagements 😭

@DrRebrand There is an Israeli radio called Chai fm. If you leave their political affiliation aside, they have very good stimulating content. Just skip the news and you will be good

@DrRebrand The problem is people are getting jobs due to number of followers on social media. Good radio presenters are pushed aside for influencers

@tonkeybill @SizweLo That was his point. Actually you agree with him

Serious industrial nations don’t take accountants as seriously as South Africa does. In industrialising nations, like Vietnam and surrounding states, for instance, the most prestigious roles are found in engineering or industrial management because the economy is physically building things. Meanwhile, in South Africa, SAICA’s CA(SA) is viewed as the ultimate golden ticket. But it’s not only in developing/industrialising nations where accountants take a back seat. In the US, Germany and Japan, CEOs are generally product people or engineers, while in South Africa, a massive percentage of JSE-listed CEOs are chartered accountants. The reason for this is that the South African economy has been deindustrialising for decades, so the existing companies don’t grow by inventing new things or expanding production. They “grow” through the financial engineering of mergers, acquisitions, cost-cutting, and “tax optimisation”. The consequence of this is that if you compare SA to an employment-dense industrialiser like Vietnam, you find that the latter focuses on vocational excellence. Over there, an accountant is just a back-office functionary who supports the factory. The hero is the plant manager who meets a production quota. But South Africa, to its detriment, is obsessed with compliance excellence. The factory, if it even exists, is a “risk” to be managed, and the chartered accountant is the high-priest who tells the board if that risk is acceptable. By taking accountants this seriously, South Africa has perfected the art of measuring value, but has neglected the art of creating real tangible value. The worship and adoration of the CA(SA) is a symptom of a services-led economy that has skipped the labour-intensive industrialisation phase, and this is primarily why the unemployment epidemic cannot be resolved.

@Ghostzapper0406 @MikeNellis According to you, he knew or should have reasonably knew that his pain killers from multiple surgeries cause impairment but was too cheap to hire a driver?

@MikeNellis Your post is inaccurate as to the cause of Woods DUI arrest. Woods tested 0.00 on breathalyzer but refused a urine test, echoing his 2017 arrest and pointing to likely impairment from prescription painkillers tied to multiple surgeries, not alcohol.

I don’t understand rich people. If you have Tiger Woods money and you want to day drink, why the hell aren’t you hiring a private driver!?

@sunraysandstuff Main character syndrome

Why are you attending a Kota festival then?

@_falsi1ke Eish, imagine you thought you are going to throw a quick punch and then they will stop you before the guy responds

Before going to fight in public, just know people no longer separate fights. They now take videos.

@iamkoshiek Yet the App fails every month end without fail

an inside look at the stunning Capitec HQ (Stellenbosch) 👩🏻‍💻📊 a 21,500 sqm, three-storey curvilinear building designed for 2,000 employees engineered for energy efficiency & sound insulation with 56 meeting rooms there’s a full service Capitec branch on the ground floor 🔥🔥

@Mypule_ Asinawo u R500k, sesithembele ku nina

He drove from Pretoria to Joburg on assumption that the female lawyer could be his wife? He never got a call from the police or anyone who was at the scene of the crime? Angilwi.

@KhananiShingan1 These universities must also fight this discrimination. They can't give us degrees and leave us to the wolves.

😩we have a new problem bafethu

@TheNamibian So Namibia refused to be given free internet access to rural schools

BREAKING NEWS ... The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (Cran) has declined the application of billionaire Elon Musk’s satellite internet company Starlink to operate in Namibia. Cran spokesperson Mufaro Nesongano confirmed this on Monday following the Government Gazette of 23 March. "The authority resolved to decline the award of a class comprehensive telecommunications service licence for Starlink Internet Services Namibia (Pty) Limited," the gazette reads. Update: Martin Endjala

@BraThabzaa Where we come from we make Dom old without meat. We actually add sugar and drink tea with it. Dont tell me it is not dombolo because we call it dombolo

Unrelated: Do you guys know that idombolo is cooked in the same meat with the pot and the other is ujeqe.

@th3_pizza_guy @Abramjee It will be a contradiction for Musa to use POPIA against someone as his entire business model is to reveal intimate personal details without consent.

@Abramjee Musa must take he to task for revealing his personal information Sue the living daylights out of her ...throw POPIA at her ..she must feel it so bad ..she will run back to Malawi

[COMMENT] Sgt Fannie Nkosi has been caught out again… Just last week, he denied under oath at the Madlanga Commission that he paid SABC journalist, Natasha Phiri, for Musa Khawula’s contact details. Now, clear evidence shows a payment of R500 was in fact made. This is not a minor contradiction — it strikes at the heart of his credibility. And it raises serious ethical questions about the conduct of an SABC journalist. The national broadcaster cannot afford to stay silent. SABC must act — and act decisively.