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@BafanaBafana Well done

66' Sub for Bafana Bafana, with Evidence Makgopa taking the place of Iqaam Rayners #BafanaBafana #BafanaPride #FifaWorldCup

@BafanaBafana @Mqammy_Enhle11 Kuthwa yi warm up

Bafana Bafana come very close to scoring in the final minutes of added time, and as it stands at the break Czechia in the lead #BafanaBafana #BafanaPride #FifaWorldCup

@DZumaSambudla Founding Member 🤣

Lunchtime View From A Founding Member Of MK: When Leaders Don’t Know The Constitution Of The Liberation Movement, MK, They Become Constitutional Delinquents!!! To The Media Houses, Mr Nhlamulo “Spitfire” Ndhela Will Be Acting As Our Spokesperson/Media Representative, I Believe You Still Have His Contacts. Signed: Founding Member Of MK

@BafanaBafana Why are you lying to us ?

20' Bafana Bafana still trailing in this match but they have come back strongly and still in search for an equaliser against Czechia #FifaWorldCup #BafanaBafana #BafanaPride

@MDNnewss @Chibuleni New political party loading

Breaking news Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla and Nhlamulo Ndhlela have been expelled from the MK Party.

@BafanaBafana Useless

Bafana Bafana find themselves a goal down in the early stages of the game. 1-0 to Czechia #FifaWorldCup #BafanaBafana #BafanaPride

@BafanaBafana @KhanyisaWolf No wonder they posted it now

🇿🇦 Bafana Bafana's starting line up against Czechia 🇨🇿 ⚽ Czechia vs Bafana Bafana 📅 Thursday, 18 June 2026 ​🏟️ Atlanta Stadium 🕕 Kick-off: 18:00 🖥 SABC1, SABC 3 & SABC Sport #Fifaworldcup #BafanaPride #BafanaBafana

No wonder you posted it late

They can join March and March. They must learn unity

@WorldCupMedia South Africa will redeem themselves

🇨🇿 Czechia vs South Africa 🇿🇦 WHO WILL WIN? 💬

@AfricaFirsts We don’t care. I think South Africans are capable of supporting themselves

We all are supporting Bafana Bafana of South Africa 🇿🇦 against Czechia today right?

@Solphendukaa She f’d up🤣

Oh Sindisiwe Chikunga 🤦🏾‍♂️

@NFL Oh no😩

This mascot was so hungry he ate a cheerleader 😅

Proudly South African

@Ayesha_Bagus And the homeless South Africans?

Over 100 people are sleeping on the streets tonight outside the Zimbabwean Embassy in Cape Town. Women. Children. Families. In the freezing cold. A society is judged by how it treats the most vulnerable. Right now, we are failing.

@_GhChronicles Actually, we don’t care but we will continue to support the African countries we like.

South Africans are wondering why all Africans are supporting African teams except SA.

Did you know GNU Minister Chikunga wh says youth are unskilled, only has working experience in Nursing She has a diploma in Midwifery (which is providing care to pregnant women) She feels she is skilled, but SAn youth who are plumbers, welders, bricklayers are not skilled 💔😣

If Gauteng collapse, South Africa will collapse. Gauteng resources are being sucked dry by MILLIONS of ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS living here. The government does NOT want the country to know the extent of the problem and deliberately withholds the nunbers from the public, I was told in 2017. Over 79% of public hospital births are of foreigners (most are here illegally). OUR HEALTH SERVICE is OVERBURDENED OUR EDUCATION SYSTEM is OVERBURDENED OUR SOCIAL SERVICES are OVERBURDENED If Gauteng water and electrical infrastructure collapses, almost all immigrants will move to Cape Town (and possibly some brave souls might try Durban) Cape Town will then collapse THIS is what the middle and upper class does not seem to understand. To save the country we have no choice but to repatriate millions of ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS. There is no other way.

@DeezyphandaSA They don’t want to live next to their bosses

Why don’t illegal foreigners settle in white neighborhoods? Genuine question 🤔🇿🇦

@visegrad24 Abahambe

BREAKING: The European Parliament just voted in favor of the Return Directive which will make it easier to start mass-deport illegal migrants. Chants of “send them back echoed in the chamber after 418 MEPs voted in favor while 218 were against. Once passed by the Council, the new regulation will establish a common, more efficient system for deporting illegal migrants, boosting the currently very low deportation rates of around 20% of those who have had their asylum application denied and issued a deportation order. It will introduce: - Mandatory cooperation with obligations and penalties: Individuals subject to a return decision must actively cooperate (such as providing documents, information, and remain available) with non-cooperation leading to detention. - Extended detention periods: Detention can last up to 30 months to prepare a deportation. - Mutual recognition of return decisions across the EU: A deportation order from one Member State will become more easily recognized and enforced in others, preventing migrants from evading deportation by moving between EU states. - Return hubs in third countries: Allows transfers to “return hubs” in non-EU countries via agreements that respect human rights. This expands options beyond direct return to the country of origin, enabling more flexible and potentially faster deportations. - Faster enforcement and investigative tools: Shorter voluntary departure windows (generally ≤30 days, or immediate), quicker forced removals for non-compliance and security risks migrants and new powers for searches and seizures to gather evidence against illegal migrants combined with longer entry bans of up to 10 years and stricter rules for migrants classified as security threats who try to re-enter Europe after a previous deportation.