Muhammad Bhyat

@MBKEsquire @The_Tea_Guy_ Opposite Koster dam wall

@The_Tea_Guy_ Maybe tucked away in between those mielie silos.

KOSTER ?????

@Abramjee May Allah protect Mo and return him home safely. Such a wonderful person.

Victim….

Six gunmen took Muhamed Seedat from his business…

@linda_mot If you audit a municipality and DON'T find an irregularity then it's time to wake up because you're definitely dreaming...

If you audit a municipality and you find an "irregularity", just resign quietly without any noise. This will save you your life

@RassieRugby Send him 2-3 years Daan's farm and forget

Kamp Daandraad!!

@askash They still need to upload the floor plan to Google maps because they layout makes absolutely no sense

There’s been A LOT of talk about the renovations at Fourways Mall. I decided to pop into the mall and see the R400 million worth of upgrades for myself… Let’s start with that drop-and-go entrance - it used to be pure chaos. They’ve redesigned the layout to accommodate quick Uber drop-offs. This entrance used to see around 16 000 people a day… now, thanks to the new e-hailing services drop off, foot traffic has shot up to around 67 000 people per day. Big difference. We know that the mall has struggled with a high level of vacancies. I was pleasantly surprised to see the number of new tenants taking up shop inside. The new managing agents, Flanagan and Gerrard, along with Moolman Group, have reduced vacancies from 24% to 13%. They’ve leased over 20,000 m2 of space to new tenants and completed over 50,000 m2 in renewals. Even the Spur is back. It’s nice to see that Spur has once again taken up space in the mall. This specific Spur franchisee owns over 50 Spurs and Hussar Grills nationwide. I also noticed that there are two Lovisa Jewellery shops in the mall, which suggests they must be doing very well to justify two shops in the same mall. Let’s talk parking. If you’ve ever tried to park at Fourways, you’ll know how frustrating it’s been, like a dark, never-ending maze. But they’ve finally attempted to make it make sense. There are 8000 parking bays and now they’re numbered, colour-coded, and way better lit. They spent around R24 million just upgrading the lighting across the mall, and it looks 1000 times better. I’m not sure if you remember, but there used to be dozens of yellow buckets sprinkled throughout the corridor floors catching rainwater from the leaking roof. The roof has had a serious makeover - 60 000m2 repaired and more still being replaced. Leaking ceilings and the watermarks are gone. A lot of what they’ve done isn’t even stuff you can see. I spoke to management, and a big chunk of the budget went into behind-the-scenes renovations such as electrical systems, HVAC upgrades, and all the unsexy essential infrastructure work. Retail success relies on footfall, yes, but more than that, it depends on relevance. What stood out to me was the shift towards experiential retail - which none of the other nearby malls are really offering. I checked out their rooftop padel courts and the largest basement tactical shooting range in the southern hemisphere. You can shoot up to 107 metres, and it accommodates 44 people at once. That’s definitely a first in South African retail. They’ve also got Bounce, and Total Ninja Interactive is coming soon too - all designed to get people off their couches and into the centre. You don’t have space for this kind of thing at Sandton City, so I think Fourways is leaning into a smart niche here. And the question on all of your minds… THE PLANE. What is up with the plane? Well, she’s been restored and they have tiled the area below. I got to walk inside the plane and it looks neat. Perhaps a perfect spot for a new tenant sometime soon? So there you have it. I took a proper walk through and saw the multi-million rand upgrades with my own eyes. For me, the real takeaway is this: it’s not just about leasing out square metres anymore. It’s about experience, consistency, and showing up for your tenants and customers. The new team said what they were going to do - and they’re actually doing it. That matters.

@_Mdooh Standing on the roof with a shotgun like he's a sniper 🙃

If I take my kids to a birthday party and there’s men with guns, we’re turning TF around. I’m not exposing my children to such barbaric nonsense

@Springboks Please make the cheap Pick n Pay logo bigger 👍

The first day of camp for the #Springboks 😍 #ForeverGreenForeverGold

@theeignorantfuk Even when you sell your property the valuation is almost irrelevant, the market is what matters. Every property owner wants their property to be valued lower to pay less property rates. It is pretty obvious.

I've never in my life heard a property owner complain about their property's value going up

@TaylerUSA Mr Rupert sleeps with his front door open to allow his private security to enter his home should intruders break through the first 3 levels of security on his property...

I just returned from filming multiple documentaries in South Africa… I can assure you: no one in South Africa sleeps with their doors unlocked. That illusion of safety is reserved for the 1%—people like Cyril Ramaphosa and Johann Rupert—whose wealth is rooted in ANC corruption. Living in mansions protected by 24/7 armed security, motion detectors, cameras, electric fences, biometric gates, and private patrol units does not count as “sleeping with your door unlocked”. Meanwhile, the average South African installs burglar bars, panic buttons, razor wire, and sleeps with a gun next to the bed praying that they will live to see another day. You think people like @CyrilRamaphosa have to organize community protection groups on WhatsApp with his neighbors to stay safe? Decades of state looting & capture have gutted the energy grid, collapsed/corrupted law enforcement & the judicial system, destroyed the once thriving economy, and unleashed a crime wave so horrifying you’d think you were in a movie. The ultra rich aren’t safe—they’re just hiding in fortresses, while the rest of the population are left to survive in what can only be described as a war zone.

@TheRealClementM You're calling the man that blatantly lied about arms and ammunition being loaded onto a Russian warship at our docks a friend? Shame on you

Guess who I met for breakfast this morning?Our old friend, former US ambassador to SA Dr Reuben Bridgety

@xai I'm sure it's just a coincidence that you no longer hire XAi trainers from South Africa? @grok has become nothing more than a propaganda machine.

We want to update you on an incident that happened with our Grok response bot on X yesterday. What happened: On May 14 at approximately 3:15 AM PST, an unauthorized modification was made to the Grok response bot's prompt on X. This change, which directed Grok to provide a specific response on a political topic, violated xAI's internal policies and core values. We have conducted a thorough investigation and are implementing measures to enhance Grok's transparency and reliability. What we’re going to do next: - Starting now, we are publishing our Grok system prompts openly on GitHub. The public will be able to review them and give feedback to every prompt change that we make to Grok. We hope this can help strengthen your trust in Grok as a truth-seeking AI. - Our existing code review process for prompt changes was circumvented in this incident. We will put in place additional checks and measures to ensure that xAI employees can't modify the prompt without review. - We’re putting in place a 24/7 monitoring team to respond to incidents with Grok’s answers that are not caught by automated systems, so we can respond faster if all other measures fail.

@cathjenkin Massive W for procrastinators 🥳

Good luck to everyone who works in billing, accounts, banks, payments, and financial processing today, as you now haul ass to reverse the VAT hike across all systems. We see you. May your coffee be good.

@BrentBozell We can't wait to welcome you to no. 1 Leila Khaled Dr, Sandton!

I am honored to be nominated to serve as the next United States Ambassador to South Africa. Thank you, Mr. President!

@iswiegers I've got a beachfront property for sale in Joburg for anyone that believes this.

🔴Let this sink in! South Africa the most difficult place in the world to do business – Daily Investor dailyinvestor.com/south-africa/8…

@NiohBerg From the streets of Shanghai

CCP propaganda videos are always drone footage from the sky, because on a street level it's the most dystopian and depressing sight you've ever witnessed. Japan and Korea never advertise like this, because they have nothing to hide.

@MainlandAfrica It is very simple.

Why do you want to operate in South Africa so bad?

@aladybuggg youtu.be/j03yCf4Wxtc?si…

You know the radio Islam drama series There’s a msged playing like their theme “song” kinda Do you guys know the name of it ?

@elonmusk Why would the richest man in the world be bothered by the fact that he can't sell his shitty Internet in 1 country where his only supporters are packing up to be refugees in the USA? I wonder...

Starlink is not allowed to operate in South Africa, because I’m not black

@RediTlhabi Standard copy paste journalism is all we get from these publications. Zero depth, zero research.

They are exhausting..one after the other. It seems this is the kind of journalism that is in fashion now.

@NickHudsonCT And community notes on certain posts are also not being displayed despite multiple upvotes.

Am I the only one who senses that there are an awful lot of South African anon accounts proclaiming a level of racial animosity that is nowhere in evidence on the ground? And that those accounts seem not to be throttled in any way?