@willynyamitwe @SolomonADersso @Sophie_Mokoena @_AfricanUnion South Africa did not take a decision to suspend itself. You are lying deliberately. Shame on you.
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@SolomonADersso @Sophie_Mokoena @_AfricanUnion Yes, it is a stark reality that South Africa was compelled to take that decision following moves by the current G20 Chair to sideline its President from participating in the upcoming Summit.
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Hello @Sophie_Mokoena. I have just landed in #Malabo for the @_AfricanUnion Retreat on G20 Engagements in 2026. While #SouthAfrica has signaled a suspension of its G20 participation this year, the situation you mentioned raise legitimate concerns and will be discussed during this retreat. #Burundi will also reflect on South Africa’s experience and lessons learned during South Africa’s chairship of the G20.
Sophie Mokoena@Sophie_Mokoena
The country that pushed for AU inclusion being sidelined and it’s business as usual at the @_AfricanUnion .What’s your reaction as the current chair of the Assembly @willynyamitwe @BurundinAddis @US_Emb_Burundi ?
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@noelndhlovu10 @willynyamitwe @SolomonADersso @Sophie_Mokoena @_AfricanUnion He doesn't seem to know. Shame!
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@willynyamitwe @SolomonADersso @Sophie_Mokoena @_AfricanUnion Sir, it was South Africa, the country - not just its President - which was barred from the 2026 G20. The summit at the end is a culmination of work done by member states during the year. South Afrixa is excluded from all that, not just the summit. You know this (or you should).
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Around this time last season teams were doing guard of honour for Sundowns with 17 points clear on top
This man changed our lives 😭😭🔥
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@ClaysonMonyela Can't these gossipers be arrested for goodness' sake
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In terms of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations (1963), Uganda has to inform the 🇿🇦 Embassy when our nationals are arrested. This has not happened. Either these fellows are not South African, their documents are fraudulent or the story is fake. We will monitor & update accordingly.
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@Rephughblackwel @NicoJacobs15 If there is anything cheapest, is the dreams. You really don't have to sweat to dream.
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@TrishStuth @gndzongana "They were already at 60% uranium enrichment, ......" Why is that your business?
At what percentage uranium is the US?; Israel?; Russia?
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What are you even talking about? The US invaded Iran because it was stockpiling conventional weapons to ensure it had a shield while it developed nuclear weapons. They were already at 60% uranium enrichment, way more than ever needed for civilian purposes.
They are also religious zealots who believe that in order to fulfil prophecy they must destroy the West and they have been arming proxy terror groups all over the region and the globe.
Additionally, America, reckonising the success Israel had achieved by not only defanging Hamas and Hezbollah but also destroying Iran's ability to defend itself from enemy aircraft, saw this as a once in a generation opportunity to rid the world of the psychopaths that run Iran. These same psychopaths have murdered upwards of 40.000 innocent, unarmed civilians for simply protesting against oppression. The world is a better place without the clerics running Iran.
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If the US had succeeded in Iran, South Africa would have been next. Iran not only defended its humanity, territorial integrity, sovereignty, people, religion, and culture — it also shattered Israel’s plan to instruct Trump to attack South Africa. Figures like Kalie Kriel and Ernst Roets were already imagining themselves as presidents of this country, recognized and backed by the Trump and Netanyahu governments.
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I’m honestly very irritated and deeply pained right now. It’s hard for me to understand why someone would move to another country and choose to destroy the system instead of adding value to it. When you migrate to another land, you should carry respect, discipline, and a mindset to contribute, not to damage the very environment that is hosting you.
What makes this even more painful is that it reflects the same struggle we face back home in Nigeria. The same way people fight those who advocate for what is right and ignore the voices calling for integrity is the same pattern being repeated abroad.
When we ignore what truly matters and begin to normalize the wrong things, this is the result. The consequences don’t stay local, they follow us everywhere. Sometimes it becomes frustrating because the actions of a few individuals end up damaging the reputation of millions of good Nigerians who stand for truth, hard work, and dignity.
But even in this frustration, one thing remains true: the wrongdoing of some should not define the character of all. There are still many Nigerians who represent the best of our nation wherever they go.
Nigeria is bigger than the mistakes of a few. And those of us who believe in what is right must continue to stand for it, at home and abroad.
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You left Nigeria and moved to South Africa despite widely reported hostilities against Nigerians.
You ignored the warnings, disregarded the news, and then gathered with fellow Igbos to install a supposed king while living as immigrants?
I sincerely don’t know what is wrong with us as a people, but it’s time we face established realities that Nigerians are not particularly popular in many parts of Africa.
Talk less of xenophobic South Africa.
We need to start accepting this reality, especially when our approach can sometimes come across as loud or domineering.
There is a clear need for cultural intelligence, awareness, and humility when living as guests in other people’s countries.
Na everything them go spell for us?
South Africa has shown, time and again, that it can be a hostile environment for Nigerians. That is a reality we cannot keep pretending doesn’t exist.
Why dare them?
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@AkanimiltonM When Kaizer Motaung used to sign players he signed such players, simple, direct, effective player, he had a tag telepathy with a certain Zane Moosa who would do the dog work and lay a pass to this guy and he rattles the net, Chiefs killed teams then🙌🏿😭✌🏿
Diepkloof, South Africa 🇿🇦 English
Powerful.! May the good Lord protects her wherever she is going. We give thanks to the Man above. His ear is not close to hear our prayers.
🤍I’m Sanwo_Fatimah@ummuh_Zahra
They said a house full of girls is empty… Today, mine is full of queens. 👑🤍 My husband looked at our four daughters and saw “liabilities.” One day he left, took our savings and disappeared, chasing a life where he believed a son would complete him. I was left with four little girls, including a 6-month-old. No support. No explanation. I cried… but when my child asked, “Mummy, will we eat today?” something in me changed. I did everything honest I could to survive, selling, carrying, washing—just to keep them fed and in school. People talked. I stayed focused. Years passed… Today I stood at the airport watching my daughters chase their dreams abroad on scholarships. And that baby he left behind? She’s becoming a lawyer. As for him… life moved on. But me? I raised four strong, brilliant women—and that’s my pride. To every mother raising daughters: You’re not lacking anything. You’re raising greatness. 🤍
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Here is the summary of paragraph 11 on the letter by Cat Matlala’s ex prison cell-mate:
• He says Vusi “Cat” Matlala told him about a friend named Morgan (Hangwani Maumela), who is allegedly a nephew of Cyril Ramaphosa.
• He says according to Matlala, Ramaphosa publicly denied this relationship.
• However, Matlala claimed that someone referred to as “T-bo touch” had uploaded a video showing Ramaphosa at Morgan’s house.
• He says Matlala also claimed he was involved with Morgan in a tender at Thembisa Hospital, where they allegedly made a lot of money.
• Matlala further mentioned a woman named Babita Deokaran in connection with these matters.
• He says Matala also claimed that he was personally close to Ramaphosas, allegedly that he was involved in taking items like couches and other stuff to Phala Phala 😶
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@Sentletse Of course, it is Malema who is beyond reproach. Cult mentality. Cult members will always find a way to defend him. So sad but annoying.
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It is possible to support Mkhwanazi and the good work he does and still criticise him when he faulters.
Stop being morons.
He is not beyond reproach.
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