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@JoyInWinter @beyond_capital Israeli occupation is cruel and inhumane🤷

For those who were asking how they can support the African nurses whose homes were burned down in Belfast two weeks ago, there is a link here! Please share!

Billionaires, tech oligarchs, Trump officials, and foreign government officials attending a secretive summit to learn cult building, prepping for World War 3, and sex tips, should be getting attention — especially since no one from the Epstein files has faced justice.

Cuba will never bend its knee 🇨🇺

These are the hostages that U.S. media ignore.

Bodies of Malawian nationals are deteriorating in Durban Sheerwood, as they await for buses to take them home. I hope Jacinta and his Ntelezi crew are happy now as fellow Africans start to die like animals.

🇮🇷 Iranian airspace is effectively empty. Sources on the ground report domestic flights in Iran have been canceled. This comes as Iran's leadership signals the ceasefire is broken and threats of retaliation mount over continued Israeli strikes on Lebanon.

A Bricklayer at a Vocational Training Center, Johannesburg, 1948. Credit: Constance Stuart Larrabee Collection

On today’s #CountryDuty Civic Accountability brief we explore the 30th of June 2026 event. Two Truths, Not One The first truth: Undocumented migration, where it is real, is a legitimate matter of state concern. No country forfeits the right to know who crosses its borders, and South Africans who raise concerns about porous borders, strained public services, and informal-sector competition are not by definition bigots. Their frustration has been earned over years of a state that could not secure its borders, could not enforce its own labour laws, and could not explain to its own people why so many of them remain locked out of work. The second truth: The manner in which that frustration is now being expressed has tipped, in places, into something far more dangerous than policy advocacy. Foreign nationals, many of them lawfully present, some of them refugees fleeing exactly the instability their countries inflicted on them are reporting that they are living in fear. There have been incidents of assault, of intimidation, of looted shops. Families have spent nights sleeping on the floors of shelters because they no longer felt safe in their own homes. Whatever one's view of immigration policy, that is not a side effect anyone should be comfortable with. It is the thing itself, and it deserves to be named as wrong without qualification. A society that can only hold one of these truths at a time is a society being managed by its loudest voices rather than its wisest ones. Read further and share your thoughts

WOW incredible scenes in Houston as DR Congo score their first ever World Cup goal against Ronaldo and Portugal

An Unprecedented Political U-Turn 👀 ​Sassou Nguesso holds a rare distinction in modern geopolitical history: he is a Marxist strongman who successfully transitioned into a pro-Western capitalist ally when pragmatism demanded it. In 1969, he helped found the Congolese Labor Party (PCT) as a strict Marxist-Leninist entity aligned with the Soviet Union. However, as the Berlin Wall collapsed in the early 1990s, he swiftly steered the party away from Marxist ideology and opened up the country to "Western oil investments".

Police will shoot a baby then attack you for protesting them shooting a baby

I think she should sue him for assault because why the fuck is he grabbing her like that? You’re that bothered over a Palestinian flag?

Tijuana's Mayor accompanied the rest of Iranian team who were not issued a visa by the Americans, in watching Team Meli's first game Utmost respect to Mexican officials and people 🫡 🇲🇽 You are the best host of this tournament

CAPITALISM: CONS; • Grounded entirely in viołence and exploitation • Imperialism • Inescapable • Destroying the planet PROS; • Thirty different flavors of Doritos

when we say “crime is a social construct”. what we mean is that you, as an individual, can go to jaił for littering but a corporation can poıson the air, the soil, and the water of an entire town, and no one will go to jaił.

>renames it to the Department of War >names himself the Secretary of War >fights one war >loses

Trump on Egyptian President el-Sisi: "He was in a hotel and I met him. We fell in love, deeply in love ... we didn't know each other before that. We had great chemistry, and I stayed twice as long as I was supposed to."

He Fled South Africa on the "Most Wanted" List. ​Long before capturing the hearts of millions as the gentle, wise "Bra Kop" on Rhythm City, Taunyane was an anti-apartheid activist. The South African security branch placed him on a high-profile "Most Wanted" list, forcing him into a harrowing exile. Because he could not legally obtain a South African passport, his escape route out of the country and across international borders had to be entirely covert.

No evidence of an unprecedented influx. No proof migrants cause unemployment. No data showing overwhelmed services. So why frame migration as a national emergency? Because it’s easier than fixing governance. Readmore: #KAAX #NoToXenophobia dailymaverick.co.za/article/2026-0…