Diana Ferrus

@RaphelaMakhudu @Banyana_Banyana @SasolinSport @SasolSA @Shield_ZA @LeCoqSportif_SA Nonsense! Her defenders were letting her down! Dont make her the scape goat! You obviously don't listen to the commentators. Stop the Swart bashing now!

@Banyana_Banyana @SasolinSport @SasolSA @Shield_ZA @LeCoqSportif_SA SWART WILL BE THE END OF US 🤞🙄🙄

A few pics from our second half against England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿v2️⃣-1️⃣🇿🇦 #LiveTheImpossible #SasolInSport @SasolinSport @SasolSA @Shield_ZA @LeCoqSportif_SA

Rain came, went and came back. Its cold in Cape Town.

@bobbiboswell Israelis are busy deleting their history. These atrocieties will replace that of the holocaust

@awampace @baskentunv %his is this is awesome. Thank you Layla

@bobbiboswell @kaNobuhlalu @africasacountry Awesome! Congratulations!!

@bobbiboswell Wow great for you. Will read later. 👍

@MsKabzela @Abramjee @TMPDSafety Jirre!! Whats going on? Where is the selfrespect?

@Abramjee @TMPDSafety It had to be TMPD🤦 When did Tshwane Officials get so contaminated? Is it lifestyle or bad recruitment?

Confirmed: one @TMPDSafety officer arrested.

Communists? Do they still exist?

@NathiDwayi @gb_decarvalho Thank you Gustavo for a very well-balanced report.

Ramaphosa's speech on national television tonight did not bring much in the way of new announcements, but it did showcase the importance of BRICS to the country. It marked an important moment for South Africa to clarify some of its positions, particularly in relation to Africa. Additionally, it was a rare opportunity that saw the president explaining to South Africans the key national foreign policy principles and beliefs. Unsurprisingly, much of Ramaphosa's focus has been on identifying areas that highlight the relevance of BRICS. He spoke about achievements by the bloc and new agreements that are set to be signed this week, especially with China. He touched on the AfCFTA and the importance of ensuring stronger complementarity. Quite a bit of focus was given to SA's relations with the West, speaking specifically about South African relations with the US and EU. He confirmed that AGOA Summit will indeed happen in South Africa this year, as well as a South Africa-EU Summit too. Interesting to see a Summit done by an African country with Europe, reversing the order we are so familiar with. It was an important point for further clarification of South Africa's international stance, including an explanation of what non-alignment means for the country. This confirms what many of us have been saying for some time, that non-alignment is not synonymous with neutrality. The speech offered some useful perspectives on strategic partnerships, making it one of Ramaphosa's most tangible foreign policy addresses in quite a while. It was also vital to note some of the areas in which African leaders are pushing in the context of Ukraine, focusing particularly on issues related to children, war prisoners, and access to grains from the Black Sea. I was pleasantly surprised by the substance and direction of the speech, adding a refreshing layer of clarity and intention to South Africa's foreign policy landscape. We don't see these moments often.

@Mo_Magoda @MaxduPreez Want to make a point? Avoid insults, childish remarks. We are here to build a better world. We have different view points and can get it across by being decent. Insults and snide remarks actually show how unhappy you are. I am sorry for you.

As a South African, I'm keen on #BRICS2023. But as a journalist, I loudly protest against Iqbal Surve speaking on behalf of media at the summit. He is a blight on the South African media landscape. He destroyed the reputation and viability of once proud newspapers in his group

@Umsaba_Ungamzi @4X4Academy This is uncalled for. Keep this stupid comment to yourself. You dont know why the man was here. I hope you dont get so sick that only a foreign doctor can treat you. How sad your reply makes me.

Well done SANTACO.....Hope you are really proud of yourself..... dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

@UrbanLo Thank you for singing!

8 July 2023. A Saturday. South Africa.

@ATRightMovies Can relate!!!!

Thinking of Summer

@Amorersg Super proud

Proudly South African.

All the best African leaders for pursuing peace talks. There are some countries who does not know the words "peace talks".

@karynmaughan Shut up yes for a little while. She has family!

Attacking someone who has passed, because you didn’t like them, while those who loved and knew them try to process their pain, speaks to a narcissism so profound that it’s poisonous.

@Abramjee My Gawd where do they get these weapons? Guns smuggling must be huge in SA. Who are the gun-smuggling cartels? No intelligence on that? It cannot be!!

Middelburg flying squad were on patrol on the N12 direction Johannesburg: They spotted a suspicious grey BMW with two occupants. The car was hijacked. Police found two AK47s on the back seat. Nine magazines full of AK47 ammunition also seized. The suspects were allegedly en-route to JHB to carry out a revenge murder.

@thegates0fmel Exactly!! As long as we are healthy.