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She is in 2 cults at the same time😭😂

Unrelated, but how is it possible for one person to be qualifed and excel in so many different standalone careers in one lifetime? Admitted attorney, licensed commercial pilot, investment banker AND a forensic pathologist! And to look like that while doing it too?! I'm in awe!

. @StandardBankZA #standardbank #bank #fraud #bankfraud #bankethics

I know it’s quite long but please go through Prof’ Anele’s videos regarding Standard Bank’s conduct in trying to defraud her! She was one of the few who were brave to take Standard Bank head on and won!

Between the lawyer being killed on the way to the CCMA & the woman unpacking the harassment and abuse she suffered by standard bank, it’s looking very dangerous to be alive in South Africa. First they came for auditors and we clearly didn’t do enough, look now.

I’m so impressed by her. She had them admitting to fraud in court, with no legal representation ONE MAN😭💎

This is so embarrassing, my goodness 😩

I’ve posted parts 1-13* of the #standardbank fraud saga that Prof Anele Mngadi. I need you guys to go watch because I have never in my life imagined that the things that happen in movies could actually happen. Why is this #NkabiBank not trending?!

Madlanga keeps reminding Nkosi that he’s a police officer and I doubt Nkosi knows that about himself 😂 #MadlangaCommission

RT @bernardooooV3: The fact that Rayan Cherki could’ve run it to the corner flag to kill time but chose to embarrass Martinelli and Calafio…

Toying with Calafiori and Martinelli isn't for everyone. Cherki, you little genius!

🔴 JUST IN🔴 Floyd Shivambu has called on South Africans to rally behind Lt Gen Nhlanhla Nkhwanazi against attacks from individual with questionable associations He says we must ignore Malema's personal fiefdom which has come out to attack Nkhwanazi We agree with Floyd.

European footy fans have been losing their brains over Cherki juggling the ball 3 times and they call that “showboating” .. The South African in me is like ONLY IF YOU KNEW!

He didn’t have to run his mouth on the mic, huffing & puffing his lungs out about our general. He only posted one tweet, the entire 7% party is crashing out. I know my goat 🐐 when I see one. ✊🏽❤️🇿🇦, his name is Mbuyiseni Ndlozi.

I defended the son of the soil regarding this court case, but since he touched our Patriotic General, the East London court must do the right thing.

Weren’t you guys saying he should come back just last month, after the cult leader said he’d roll a carpet for him to return to the cult? Today you’re say he’s always been useless? Err no one can convince me you are guys are fine fine fine! Aowa

RT @Sgadi28: Context, here General Mkhwanazi was talking about a disciplinary case issue he was called to preside over. This is the same ca…

Advocate Matthew Chaskalson SC your work ethic will go down in the history books of South Africa 🇿🇦 ,you brought all the skills and the knowledge I know there will be young legal professionals that will learn a lot from you SIR #MadlangaCommision

What a joke of a country we really are! The case of a woman who allegedly posed as a lawyer in Zeerust has sparked widespread debate after reports revealed she had already handled 26 court cases before being arrested. The woman, identified as Palesa Ontlametse, was reportedly practising law without a licence, legal qualifications, or proper registration. Despite this, she managed to represent several clients in court and is said to have won a number of those cases. Her courtroom success eventually raised suspicions among officials and observers, leading to an investigation. Authorities later confirmed that she was not a registered legal practitioner, which resulted in her arrest. The unusual situation has sparked conversations about oversight within the legal system and how someone without formal training was able to navigate complex court proceedings for such a long time. In a surprising twist, reports claim that after her arrest, Ontlametse defended herself in court and once again managed to win — this time in a case against the state. Officials have since emphasised that practising law without proper qualifications remains illegal.