Cllr_Welekazi💜🇿🇦

R2billion stolen in one hospital. South Africa is not poor, it is poorly managed.

I attended an event and the aunties only asked me when I’m getting my masters. The world is finally healing. ❤️‍🩹

(Related: all of us are battling significant mental crises as a result of all this. Every single person. Mental Health Care should be mandatory and free for every single person. Entirely. The very best service, created just for them. Like, society has done this to us, guys).

Trump administration defunded WHO, if there's another pandemic. We are cooked.

@NoupebN @rawsalerts He is the Chief virus.

@rawsalerts So why does viruses come up only when Trump is president?

🚨#BREAKING: A viral outbreak aboard a cruise ship has left three people dead, with five additional suspected cases are now under investigation. Officials have confirmed at least one case of Hantavirus.

In response to my parliamentary question, SAPS has now provided murder detection rates for the country’s Top 35 high-contact crime stations. The numbers are deeply concerning. In 2024/25, the average murder detection rate across these 35 stations was only about 7.3%. The median was 6.4%. That means that, at many of South Africa’s most violent police stations, the overwhelming majority of murder cases are not being recorded as detected. The lowest murder detection rates in 2024/25 include: Jeppe, 1.44% Nyanga, 1.49% Johannesburg Central, 1.87% Hillbrow, 2.54% Diepsloot, 3.11% Mfuleni, 3.48% Alexandra, 3.51% Umlazi, 3.59% Harare, 3.71% Ivory Park, 3.83% Khayelitsha, 4.19% Tembisa, 4.26% Moroka, 4.28% Mamelodi East, 4.69% These are not marginal failures. These are some of the police stations where murder, gang violence, robbery, extortion and firearm-related crime place enormous pressure on communities. If a station has a murder detection rate below 5%, then families are effectively being told that the system is unlikely to identify and process a suspect in the vast majority of murder cases. That is not justice. Only 9 of the 35 listed stations had a murder detection rate of 10% or higher in 2024/25. Only 4 were above 15%: Thohoyandou, Temba, Mankweng and Rustenburg. This exposes the real crisis in detective capacity. Visible policing matters. Arrests matter. Operations matter. But if murders are not properly investigated, detected and prepared for prosecution, then violent offenders remain in communities and victims’ families are left without answers. SAPS cannot keep speaking about intelligence-led policing while these detection rates remain so low. A murder investigation requires skilled detectives, crime intelligence support, working vehicles, functioning ICT systems, forensic capacity, proper docket management, witness protection, prosecutor involvement and station-level leadership that tracks every serious case. The answer also confirms that SAPS has not yet conducted an internal correlation analysis between equipment shortages and detection rates. That is unacceptable. If detectives do not have the tools to do the job, SAPS must measure that impact. It cannot claim to be evidence-based while failing to test whether shortages in vehicles, computers, phones, forensic support and basic investigative equipment are affecting murder detection rates. South Africans deserve a police service that can do more than arrive at a murder scene. They deserve a police service that can identify the killer, build the case, support the prosecution and secure accountability. The Portfolio Committee on Police must now demand a station-by-station turnaround plan for murder detection at these high-crime stations. Every unsolved murder leaves a family without justice and a community less safe. IC

⭐⭐ Who the hell is Cath Jenkin anyway? Why should we want work with her? ⭐⭐ You go here to start: cathjenkin.co.za And here to continue: linkedin.com/in/cathjenkin/

This weather is building up ⛈️ don’t get caught off guard.

@Phislash The Mother Teresa of the world. 💔😭🤚🏾

These assholes let a ship with a deadly virus, 3 dead bodies and 100s of possibly infected people to dock in our harbour for treatment just for the sake of clout? 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳

@pete_carswell We are led by idiots.

@African_Spring Friends of Iran too

Trump supporters must be over the moon.

Kwasuka lokho nkosi yami.

@AladyPL This post is useless without the link to apply. 🤚🏾

Would you sell your kidney for $1M?

@GautengHealth @GautengProvince @HealthTshwane @SedibengHealth @WestRandHealth @EkurhuleniDist1 @Healthjhb @CharlotteMaxJAH @DrMukhari @AcademicBi12547 @LeratongH How did the other patient end up in South Africa, Gauteng to be specific??

MEDIA STATEMENT || HEALTH DEPARTMENT CONFIRMS THE DEATHS OF TOURISTS FROM SEVERE ACUTE RESPIRATORY INFECTION

Ward 115 City of Johannesburg, invites the residents of the ward to a Townhall Meeting. Join Ward 115 Councillor Mark Van Der Merwe and Member of Parliament Patrick Atkinson as we engage on matters affecting the ward and work together toward practical solutions.

@byronrode Hybrids never looked this attractive before....

At the beginning of April, my car cost ~R1800/tank After the April increase, it went up to about R2600-2700/tank On Wednesday once fuel goes up, it will cost me over R3000/tank. I use at minimum 2 tanks a months (after I pay my dad's weekly fuel to fetch the boys from school every day). I have to make adjustments to my budget to afford this. I cannot imagine the folks that don't have the budget for this.

@RediTlhabi Is this satire???

Tjo. Guys!

@BongeMacupe At least Xaba is realistic. 🤣🤣

It’s even more 😳 when you watch them say it instagram.com/reel/DX4XLhTAR…

@DailyNewsIran Bro, wtf?? #HantasVirus???

Something worst than covid is coming Mark my words

Selling our strategic oil reserves was not a good idea. These fuel prices are likely to have a ripple effect in everything, food , manufacturing, transport, included. Those reserves are a buffer for emergencies… We are exposed as a country.

@ZANewsFlash Why is Thembo not there?🤣

PICS: The newly appointed regional task team (RTT) of the ANC in the eThekwini region is having its first meeting following its appointment last week - KZN Tonight Podcast 📸 ANC eThekwini

@Moeriusie Has everything to do with Trump and his senseless war.

@African_Spring Nothing to do with Trump. The ANC government runs a monopoly and playing with the fuel price. We supply Botswana, and yet they charge far less to their citizens than what we are charged