@Langwenya P.

@Zweli_Thixo 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😆😆😆..... Umenzani u ankeli

I'm from emakhaya and we had Malum' Zonkizinto who decided to open iBusiness ye Funeral Parlor. His target market was people from the small village, KwaMhlanga. If you joined while you were from the place, you would get special benefits. People from the village joined. But the problem about Malum' Zonkizinto, he didn't like ukukhipha imali when there's a funeral. People died in numbers, abantu begula, every Saturday yi funeral. Uncle didn't like this ngoba imali eningi beyiphuma kuBusiness. To solve this, he decided to build a clinic to stop people from getting sick and dying. He even started doing door to door, he would arrive nama nurse they would require the whole family to test. If they find you positive ufakwa kuTreatment same time. “Phuza amapilisi, iyadura iFuneral”. One time, he found one family ineFlu yonke, wabathatha bonke wayobalalisa eClinic ngenkani. When they complained, Uncle said “Ngifuna niphile, Kub’hlungu ukungcwaba ama Customers”. A week ended leya family ivalelwe eClinic nama Panado neStofu. While we thought he was done malume hired security guards, if they found you walking around not wearing a jersey while it is cold, they would beat you up. “Mawugula ufe uzongcwatshwa wubani?”. Every morning, those guards would be at the bus stop, zibuze “Uyobuya nini?” If you said late but awukaphathi iJersey, they would send you back home. The sale of alcohol was paused because Uncle wanted everyone to have a strong immune system. Imingcwabo asisayazi KwaMhlanga. If you get sick you will hear Uncle ethi “If you die uzongazi kahle”. He’s very rich, abahlali they pay every month. Funeral Parlor ka Uncle is making money. 😭🔥

@SABCNews @NativConscience "Some of us walk with bullets of Apartheid, we still feel the pain"...... Then @MYANC ignore South Africans frustraions @SixoGcilishe @54Battalion @EFFSouthAfrica @Sinawo_Thambo @MbalulaFikile @Khu_Ntshavheni @KhuselaS @PresidencyZA @HermanMashaba @JacintaNgobese

WATCH | Civic groups, including the Progressive Forces of South Africa and ActionSA members, are gathered outside the Nigerian Embassy in Pretoria today to protest the coronation of a Nigerian king in the Eastern Cape.

@M_jean31 @Newzroom405 That was and indirect attack to Lesotho passing the message as warning that we see you

@Newzroom405 Lol whick kind of president makes such comments on a national TV. You got land for free by nature but you're chasing other africans away yet it's for free by nature. No wonder the country is a laughing stock now😭

[WATCH] “...What you get for free from nature, you now package to sell to us." President Cyril Ramaphosa says the Lesotho Highlands Water Project will now be managed by a new national agency.

@SABCNews @AthiMtongana The minute he mentioned "Apartheid" as scape goat, he touched the nerve of frustrated South Africans. @MYANC thinks it's joke this is ticking time bomb, people are frustrated by illegal immigrants.

WATCH | The Nigerian Embassy’s spokesperson responds to the protests by stressing that Nigeria has no interest in destabilising South Africa, adding that they are committed to adhering to South African laws and diplomatic protocols.

@Calu_Phyll @KatlegoMaseng1 I've been asking my self it's not the first time hearing this name. No I see, thank you for reminding me

@KatlegoMaseng1 This Company Is On The Beneficiary List Of The #MadlangaCommision , Crooked.

FROM ROCK BOTTOM TO BUILDING AN EMPIRE 🔥 Meet Nomfundo Mcoyi — a woman who turned pain into power. In 2009, after a divorce, she lost everything. No safety net. No shortcuts. Just a decision to start again. She walked away from her career as a teacher… and took a leap of faith into business. That leap became Icebolethu Funeral Group. 15 years later: — 120+ branches across KZN & Gauteng — International presence in London 🇬🇧 — 1,000+ jobs created — 22 mortuaries built She didn’t just rebuild her life — she built an empire. Proof that starting over isn’t the end… it’s the beginning. 💯🔥

@BuzzLifenews If you Black and rich then just know you the main target for Sars

102 charges! Yvonne Chaka Chaka’s husband in massive tax scandal The husband of music royalty Yvonne Chaka Chaka was dragged to Palm Ridge Magistrates’ Court in a tax drama that spans more than a decade. Dr Leonard Mandlalele “Tiny” Mhinga, 73, appeared in the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court facing a staggering 102 charges linked to alleged tax dodging. In a report by Daily Sun - The State indicate that the respected doctor and businessman allegedly failed to submit tax returns for years — with claims he skipped income tax filings from 2007 to 2022 and VAT from 2009 to 2023. “It is further alleged that this conduct was unlawful and, in certain instances, wilful, resulting in multiple charges under South African tax legislation," said NPA spokesperson Magaboke Mohlatlole. Insiders say the case paints a picture of a “decade of missing tax returns” - a ticking time bomb now exploding in court. This report has stunned fans of the iconic “Princess of Africa”, whose marriage to Mhinga has long been seen as one of Mzansi’s strongest celebrity unions. Behind the glamour, prosecutors allege a paper trail of non-compliance stretching over 15 years — a saga that could have serious legal consequences if proven. The case was briefly heard before being postponed to 6 May as the defence prepares its next move. Meanwhile, the National Prosecuting Authority has made it clear: no one is above the law. “The NPA remains steadfast… ensuring accountability,” Mohlatlole said. The matter has been postponed to May 6, 2026, for the outcome of these representations. buzzlifenews.com

@TebogoIII @Zwelinzima1 Now I see why every corner in Cape Town you bump on them this is mordenised state invasion.... @CityofCT @geordinhl

@Zwelinzima1 Am afraid we are just too late.

Firstly we do not support anyone getting into another country without documentation unless you are a refugee fleeing from death! We reject, without ambiguity, mob justice and the rise of vigilante groupings that arrogate to themselves the powers of the state. These formations have neither the legal authority nor the institutional capacity to determine who is documented and who is not. In practice, their actions will inevitably target innocent people, exposing them to harassment, violence, and humiliation. The verification of an individual’s legal status is a function that belongs to properly mandated state institutions: the police and immigration authorities who themselves must act within the law and free from corruption, including the solicitation of bribes. We are further informed that the individual being referred to as a “Nigerian King” is in South Africa legally and has, in fact, acquired citizenship. While we do not support the self-declaration of traditional authority in areas that fall under the jurisdiction of existing, recognised leadership, this does not justify lawlessness or public incitement. What is most disturbing is that these vigilante groupings have degenerated into platforms for narrow, chauvinist nationalism, increasingly marked by tribalism and regionalism. This trajectory is dangerous. It diverts attention from the real sources of the crisis facing working-class communities and instead pits the poor against one another, deepening division and weakening the struggle for justice.

@NalediChirwa @Julius_S_Malema You sound like a neighbor who hire criminals to rob and invade my house and remain exited while I'm suffering. Then when I deal one on one with the neighbor he tells me to call Police

Every two weeks we have to remind you that the Minister of Home Affairs is Leon Schreiber of the DA and not EFF President Julius Malema. Kgan why le tshaba makgowa? 🤷🏾‍♀️

@Zwelinzima1 Don't worry legall letters were served to him personally suing him to explain with evidence in court and Sowetan news paper. So in clear terms this is a court matter now and @JacintaNgobese has right not to comment on this.

SIBONGAKONKE SHOBA | Vigilante movements’ flames of violence must be doused now sowetan.co.za//opinion/colum…

@NigeriaStories Were they there to sell drugs? Were they there to prostitute women and 13 year old school kids exchanging sexual favour buying them Mc Donals? Were they the to scam and produce frodulent document and Visas? Were they there to coronate fraudulent Kings? Answer me please

Nelson Mandela of South Africa 🇿🇦 was hidden in Nigeria from the apartheid Govt for 6 months by former Nigerian Minister, Mbazulike Amaechi in 1963. South Africans former President Thabo Mbeki lived in Nigeria from 1977-84. 🇳🇬 Jaja Wachuku saved Mandela from the death penalty in 1963/1964. We remember incase you guys have forgotten 💔

@SomashishiniGP At times it's instruction from healer to rub hands with muthi and touch their heads. Then such players will play for you everytime they get ball they search your whereabouts. Players use muthi too much hence you see bad players stay 90 minutes coach see Messi in them

I remember Mayo greeting his new team mates like Kaizer Chiefs fetched him from Real Madrid. Treating everyone like a small boy 🤣🤣🤣 ya neh!

@Sinawo_Thambo @LeighMathys ActionSA has set itself up quite nicely for 2026 LGE they are known from Regina, Municipal, Metro, Provincial and national level. I won't be surprised in upcoming 2029 elections they remove EFF from number 4

ActionSA Chicken Bravery. Watch till the end. . .

@koekemoer_no1 @MDNnewss He likes Bribes EFF bribed him with Mercedes Benz he followed them. Israel invited them to Israel covering flights and accodations, then he brought them to Eastern Cape. Thanks heaven East London doesn't fall under his Kingship. He s jealous because his name don't get mentione

@MDNnewss Because I busy udla insangu lomsoonu we Xhosa what kind of king distances itself from an insult that thrones a foreign national to be a king in your land uqhunyiwe udali isishebo

AbaThembu Kingdom Distances Itself from Violent East London Protests, Slams Intelligence Failures The Royal Kingdom of AbaThembu has distanced itself from the violent protests that erupted in Gompo City (East London) today, Monday, 30 March, while sharply criticising the Eastern Cape government, intelligence agencies, and police for failing to prevent the unrest. The protests, organised by the civic group March and March along with political parties including ActionSA, were triggered by outrage over the recent coronation of Nigerian national Chief Solomon Ogbonna Eziko as “Igwe Ndigbo Na East London”. What started as a march from the beachfront to City Hall turned violent after a stabbing incident, resulting in damaged vehicles, torched buildings, and looting. In a strongly worded statement issued by Mayibuye Melisizwe Mandela, personal spokesperson to King Buyelekhaya Zwelibanzi Dalindyebo, the kingdom reaffirmed its support for peaceful protest but condemned “any form of lawlessness and criminal conduct.” It stressed that neither the King nor the royal council organised or participated in the march any attendees did so in their personal capacity. The statement questioned what steps Premier Oscar Mabuyane and intelligence structures took after the march was announced. “If the country has intelligence capabilities, why were early warnings not acted upon to prevent the violence and looting?” it asked. The AbaThembu Kingdom also raised concerns about possible rogue elements enabling the chaos due to the “boldness and coordination” of the looters. It plans to engage the Nigerian Consulate over the coronation, stating firmly: “The Eastern Cape is not an annexure or colony of any foreign nation.” The kingdom expressed solidarity with the AmaRharhabe people, on whose ancestral land Gompo City falls under King Jonguxolo Vululwandle Sandile, and called for urgent government answers to restore public confidence.

@Phiwe_Fuze @RamaboduObakeng I'm sure him and Sinawo Tambo it's part of their job dicription to respond when Nigerians under fire.

@RamaboduObakeng I’m slowly beginning to think Malema is moering you’ll if you don’t post about him or EFF.

We are not going to be bullied by rented X fake activists we refuse never 👎 . South Africans knows what the EFF is doing for them on the ground every day . Just to mention few workers and poor residents of different municipalities . We just passed a motion for Sassa beneficiaries in different municipalities .

@MickyJnr__ This cup is ugly maaan

🚨 CAF President Patrice Motsepe confirms it — the African Football League is set to RETURN! 🔥 How excited are you for the AFL comeback? Which club do you want to see dominate this time? 👀 #AfricanFootball #AFLwithMicky

@MekondjoKondja How do they survive desert harsh conditions?

An elephant sliding on the dunes is something you'd only see in Namibia 🇳🇦 . No where else in this whole world. #TourismHeavyweight

@DAGauteng @CityofJoburgZA @Kenny_T_Kunene Ziyakhala manje..... 😆😆😆😆😆😆

🚩😫 Joburg’s service delivery failure leaves someone’s car in what is essentially a pothole turned sinkhole. Your vote can end this mess. Register to vote DA in the next elections. 🗳️ Register here: check.da.org.za

@Sinawo_Thambo @LeighMathys Where was Julia's Malema when your members were moered by 16 year old Afrikaber in Brakenfel. Wayekuphi?

Cowards who incite violence and then hide in taxis. East London is burning because of Action SA cowards, who cause anarchy over clowns calling themselves Kings with no authority. Sies.

@joy_zelda Uqhunyiwe lona don't pay attention to him

BREAKING NEWS: AbaThembu Royal House Salms March Voetsek East London #Abahambe Eastern Cape Jollofinas

@ItumelengM27985 @FestusIheanach2 @SABCNews We have plasma Tv's, double door fridges that were looted

@PHASTARICO @FestusIheanach2 @SABCNews So you benefited nothing

WATCH | While speaking in KuGompo, Ngizwe Mchunu ramped up his criticism of Julius Malema, stating: “We don’t need people like Malema in our country” and adding that he shouldn’t be allowed in the Eastern Cape.