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@CrimeWatch_RSA @tumisole Chest pains! Jealousy? PKTT should check your phone. Our prisons will be overcrowded very soon. Gen Mkhwanazi deserves all the credit he is enjoying currently. The used to be 'untouchables' are panicking.

@tumisole @tumisole , the team that carried out these arrests is not under the command or guidance of Lt Gen Mkhwanazi. They fall under Gauteng Crime Intelligence. This breakthrough therefore cannot be attributed to the KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Commissioner. MP

#CountryDuty What would a Sunday be without Sphithiphithi! Siyabonga Shamase! #CountryDuty

@TLiqours @DavidMogashoa @CrimeWatch_RSA @ramalokot @tumisole Sold, not relegated.

@DavidMogashoa @CrimeWatch_RSA @ramalokot @tumisole That's how you relegated Swallows

@TheProf14370192 @lunietoolz @PresidencyZA We are in a disaster already. Everybody does their own thing in Mzansi. We are leaderless, the so called leaders prioritise their stomachs at the expense of the people that gave them power, through a ballot paper, to represent them with honesty. ANC has run out of ideas, period🤞

Yes, you are correct when you say that South Africans have lost hope. There is however no party in South Africa that articulates the aspirations of the majority as the ANC does. The death of the ANC, if that occurs has the potential to be a disaster. You will either thank the ANC one day for surviving while remaining true to its democratic principles if you don't find yourself in an oblivious comfort zone or you will yearn for the days when the ANC was still around.

WHY PRESIDENT RAMAPHOSA MAY CHOOSE TO FALL ON HIS SWORD! There comes a point in politics where the question is no longer only about whether an individual is legally guilty or innocent, but whether the continued presence of that individual in office serves or harms the institution they occupy. That is where South Africa now finds itself regarding President @CyrilRamaphosa and the renewed political storm surrounding the Phala Phala matter. The institution of the Presidency is bigger than the person sitting in it. It carries the weight of national confidence, constitutional authority and more fundamentally the image of the state itself. Once the office becomes trapped in an endless cycle of political contestation, parliamentary battles and public spectacle, governance inevitably suffers. Whether fairly or unfairly, the Presidency becomes consumed by survival rather than leadership. At this stage, it almost no longer matters whether President Ramaphosa believes he has done nothing wrong. Politics operates differently from the courts. In law, guilt must be proven. In politics, perception often becomes reality. Post today's Concourt judgement which will certainly give the impeachment process more momentum, inevitably the issue ceases to be purely legal and becomes entirely political. Every parliamentary sitting, every media briefing and every campaign rally will revolve around the President’s future instead of the country’s future. That is the real danger here. South Africa is entering a heated election period. Opposition parties will naturally use every available platform to weaken both the President and the ANC. The impeachment process, if it unfolds fully, will dominate the national conversation for months. It will overshadow government programmes, paralyse policy discussions and distract the President himself, government work, the Presidency and subsequently the ANC from its election campaign. Instead of speaking about unemployment, service delivery, energy reform or economic recovery, the country will once again be trapped in a political soap opera centred on one man. No President can effectively govern while simultaneously fighting for political survival every day. More importantly, these processes have a habit of taking on a life of their own. Once parliamentary inquiries, investigations and public hearings intensify, embarrassing details whether politically exaggerated or not shall begin to emerge in the public domain. The office of the Presidency risks being dragged through prolonged reputational damage. In the end, even if the President survives politically or legally, the institution itself may emerge weakened. That is why resignation, in certain moments, becomes less about surrender and more about preservation. It becomes an attempt to protect the dignity of the office, stabilise the political environment, protect the country from further polarization and prevent further erosion of public trust. President Ramaphosa has long cultivated the image of a constitutionalist; a public persona of a leader who respects institutions and somewhat places the country above personal ambition. Knowing his political style, it is difficult to imagine him embracing a brutal impeachment battle that would consume both his legacy and his family life. He may very well conclude that leaving office voluntarily allows him to frame his departure on his own terms rather than having events dictate them for him. South Africans have seen this before. When former President Thabo Mbeki resigned, he made it clear that regardless of his personal feelings, he believed stepping aside was necessary for the stability of the country and the unity of his political party. History may yet demand a similar calculation again. In the end, politics is often not about what one can survive, but what is worth the cost of survival, and I personally doubt President Ramaphosa has the political appetite to fight on at all costs.

@TheProf14370192 @lunietoolz @PresidencyZA Majority SAns have lost hope in the ANC. It no longer represents the aspirations of the majority South Africans. So, its eminent death is something that brings hope of a better future.

I differ completely from your decontextualised analysis: Firstly, the President is told by a convicted criminal who is out on appeal to resign. The President must face the impeachment head on: He can take leave as the President of the country when the hearings begin but not as that of the ANC. From this podium, the ANC president can rally the country to support the rule of law and encourage all law abiding citizens who have information on corruption in the various reaches of government to come forth and expose it. For too long, honest hardworking South Africans were left to the corrupt political vultures put into positions of power by the flawed processes of the ANC. The circumstances today are very different than at the time of the Independent Panel, mostly because different agencies, with much more information than the Independent Panel, have found nothing wrong in the conduct of the president but most substantively because of what is coming out of the Madlanga Commission today. The President's situation aligns with all those who are victims of corrupt and powerful political henchmen who abuse their access to power to drive them out of their jobs; order hits on them and deny them justice in any form whatsoever. For Madlanga to be a success and useful for this country the country is going to need very many brave people to come forth and expose the political henchmen and government officials for the abuse of the positions that they hold. Just as: "All of South Africa being a crime scene"; "All of South Africa needs to be an Inquiry which snuffs out these political henchmen parading in the different organs of our government and its departments." There will therefore be many, many men and women who will face the perils of victimisation for us to cleanse this country and who better than this president to be the symbolic torch bearer of these men and women. A powerful campaign message and appeal to all disgruntled South Africans that indeed the ANC is intent on becoming a force for good. He has to be there to show them the courage needed to face the trickery and set up by the political henchman that Arthur Fraser is. If this president goes,then the anti corruption fight loses momentum from the top and the vacuum is most likely to be filled by those who have been exposed as having much to answer from the days of Raymond Zondo who will embolden the miscreants still within the system to stay put and subvert anything that seems like justice. We will return to the days of accounting to the Com-Tsotis who wear brand name suits and have the pre-fix "Executive" before their titles. It will be a betrayal of a most definitive moment in South Africa's trajectory and we risk accelerating towards the typical failed African state. The ANC can never allow itself to attract, harbour and breed criminals ever again if it hopes to turn its fortunes around. No amount of shallow bias portrayed as political analysis should go unchallenged.

@Thelastai155662 @RamaphiriMpho @SimplyEXT @MYANC KZNANC is smelling the coffee, they are changing the tune. Unfortunately for the ANC, the train has left the platform. KZN people have made up their minds. Only a miracle will save it.

@RamaphiriMpho @SimplyEXT @MYANC Really miscalculated once again trying to turn South Africans against each other, stooping so low as to borrow from Julius Malema's playbook "tribalism." People have united across tribal lines, this is a genuine grievance. In September October they will be pretending they care.

Unfortunately for @MYANC every tribe in South Africa stands with March and March .. You will not win , with trying to divide us

@Modimo_BraGod @RamaphiriMpho @MYANC The tweet is about parliamentarians and politicians. Let's focus on the original tweet.

@RamaphiriMpho @MYANC But our own Zulus are the ones making tribalistic remarks all the time regarding March on March

@Tom47096338 @gndzongana @Zama30162777 That is an assumption.

@gndzongana @Zama30162777 But Mkhwanazi has always made threatening comments towards his haters, even though he was specific. I remember his saying that he can protest himself and anyone who wants to challenge him they will meet on the field ( I guess he was directing that to general Sibiya )

Fadiel Adams threatened to kill Lieutenant General Mkhwanazi. He called Lieutenant General Mkhwanazi a "little bitch," yet people are not condemning such behaviour coming from a member of parliament. A member of parliament threatening to kill a police officer in a country where police officers are killed daily must not be left unpunished. The South African Police Service must add further charges.

@javu49176 @gndzongana All SAns should thank Gen Mkhwanazi for his bravery. He won't get credit from some ppl cos he is Zulu.

@gndzongana So mkhwanazi uses PKTT to fight adams? This is petty to use state resources like hence we thank president Cyril Ramaphosa for appointing general Puleng Dimpane as acting national commissioner. Saps is being turned into kzn police services.

@waynezwane57720 @LadyM1306 The hitmen are singing from prison now

@LadyM1306 Hitmen who killed were arrested. Weren't you following the story?

Your killer has been named our leader. Finally justice will be served. Fadiel Adams is his name. Continue resting Qabane.

@IxploreRMA @ISephara Zulus again. I wonder what Zulus did to EFF. I also wonder how Zulu EFF members feel if their movement is this reckless n irresponsible when talking about Zulus. They really don't deserve our votes. Plus, majority of SAns r against EFF stance on foreigners. So, 15 seats loading.

@ISephara Saying they won’t beat up other blacks means they hate South African? Zulus are stupid honestly

Just a reminder that EFF has 39 seats in Parliament. Meaning, there are 39 EFF members who earn R1.6 million a year, through South African votes. They earn that money while doing absolutely nothing towards promoting the interests of South Africans. They hate South Africans.💔

@ZabalazaZA @Saidah_kaMjongi @athenkosi591 Politicians should be able to speak all languages or get a translator.

@Saidah_kaMjongi @athenkosi591 11 official languages in South Africa, I've never heard Zulus ask a white man to speak in isiZulu. Why?

🔴 BREAKING NEWS 🚨🚨 "CiC Julius Malema vindicated" Protesters in Vosloorus ask minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni to speak in Zulu, then they boo her. " You in North west worse, you are like as in Limpopo, when they are done with Zimbabweans, we are next"

@ashco25 @Saidah_kaMjongi @athenkosi591 So you will not vote for a Zulu president! You are a hard core tribalist in denial. If this statement was from a person from KZN, it would be labelled tribalistic since there is a campaign in SA to portray Zulus as tribalists. Zulus are powerful, brave and a majority in SA.

Your problem is to think that ur special or superior. Zulu is just like any SA language and we can’t be forced to speak it. And we will allow Zulu to speak their language in Limpopo and nt force them to speak venda/pedi or Tsonga. Trust me people are watching and they see through this racist people nt all Zulu’s are racist bt those who are will never win. We will unite and never vote for Zulu to be president u will vote for each other.

@Mditshwer @SaaymanBarry Ppl shud stop insulting Zulus, they r very brave.Besides Jacinta, Ngizwe and Phakela, Gen Mkhwanazi is also Zulu. They have shown us the way, all SAns must come together and support them for the future of our children. South Africans are not cowards, we fought apartheid regime.

Yoh Ay ngeke. We need to give this country to the Zulus. They can fix it within 100 days. 🤣 Mageba!!🫡🫡

@Hasman7455 @Phislash @TheGyal_ He did not advise him, however, CR called Mkhwanazi to his office subsequent to the media briefing, to expand on these allegations. Hail Gen Mkhwanazi🙌

@BeeMlaba @Phislash @TheGyal_ Did Mkhwanazi advise the president to establish a commission of inquiry? No, he raised the allegations on the press briefing and the president acted. Many criticised him when he announced the "Commission of Inquiry".

Madlanga Commission has shifted its focus to include the City of Johannesburg in its investigations 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Waze wayiphendula imithandazo yethu ku 2026 uNkulunkulu 😭😭🙌🏽🙌🏽

@Hasman7455 @Phislash @TheGyal_ No, he wud not hav done that had Mkhwanazi not had that press briefing. He had no option. We must give credit to Mkhwanazi, not CR. Always shocked.What does his state security department do? R they not briefing him about potential threats the country is facing on a daily basis?

@Phislash @TheGyal_ Let's give credit to the President for establishing the commission. It is all because of him we see these explosive things. Some people were criticizing him when he announced this commission. For ones he must be applauded.

@NowInSA Sitting and waiting patiently for the "where is the evidence" gang's comments and responses.

DEVELOPING🚨: Bobby Motaung, Kaizer Chief's Football Manager Allegedly Kept out of jail by Fannie Mosemola. An alleged confession places the national police commissioner at the center of a R5 Million Bribe to ensure that Bobby Motaung was not arrested for his involvement in the death Jimmy Mohlala, the former Speaker of the Mbombela Local Municipality. These allegations have been made by Suspended Provincial SAPS Commissioner in Mpumalanga, Daphney Manamela

@DonaldMathekga @eNCA You sound like a cult member or supporter. Majority of them are against the majority of South Africans.

KwaZulu-Natal top cop Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi said money to fund the anti-crime initiative will not come from the taxpayers, but the criminals themselves. enca.com/news/seized-as…

@AyeeNdeM @Nto_SA5 @DasenThathiah @kwenama2012 You have never given him credit, not once. You just hate him cos his actions are pointing towards your direction.

Try it! Idiot! You will not win! Why are you even associating my post with EFF as a party! The EFF speaks for itself through its own channels ! Mkhwanazi is not God! He must be criticised for his failures and his alleged actions of supporting killing of people who have never been given a chance to go to court

BREAKING NEWS | KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi will soon be leading a national crime-fighting project.  This will focus on organised crime in all forms, countrywide.  He has given an assurance that the province of KZN will still be in good hands, and the new task would not completely remove him from his current role.  @eNCA

@AyeeNdeM @TshepoRase @DasenThathiah @kwenama2012 So you think all these people praising Mkhwanazi are fools, you are the only clever person. His team is coming closer to you and your buddies.

@TshepoRase @DasenThathiah @kwenama2012 These are not police officers! These are people killed by criminals! Mkhwanazi satanic strategy of killing innocent people and claiming to be fighting crime is not working!

@AquaSereia @MLS @karabo_dire Bro MLS players have taken note of Mbokazi. Messi, clever as he is, m afraid will force a penalty by Mbokazi. TLB must be cautious when facing Messi. All the best TLB

@MLS @karabo_dire When are we playing inter Miami? I want to see something 🙂‍↕️

Mbokazi! Off the line to maintain the clean sheet! 🤯