blessing ngobeni

This has nothing to do with unemployment and illegal foreigners, South Africans are purely murderers by nature. How can you end a life just like that and for what

Pretoria West people please stand up, who is this guy? He is a son, a nephew, a brother, an uncle somebody knows him.

If this appears on your TL, Kindly Repost! Surely someone out knows these criminals. The lady was even confused as to what she wanted. This eHailing driver died, for what? For what hle? Koloi? Phone? Money? Life was taken in Pretoria West. We need to find these criminals.

Retweet if you SUPPORT General Mkhwanazi 🙏👏🙌 The General Bheki Cele Jackie Selebi

@tee70508 Happy birthday 🎉

@NetflixSA RIPPresleyChweneyagae

Our heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of the talented Presley Chweneyagae. One of our own ❤️💔. Rest in Power 🕊️. #RIPPresleyChweneyagae

We are here with artists from around country and continent! #visitartists #artistsonx

Thomas Sankara was the seed that died and rotted in the ground, to produce such unique fruit like Tiani, Goita, and Traore. Fruit for all seasons. Never a dull harvest. Non GMO, no fertilisers, no insecticides. Organic!

@AmukelaniMoyani Ri perine ma kwavo

Avuxeni!

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@Rakgadi_EM Lagadi that's you

Village girl

WE REJECT THE LABEL JUNTA LEADER. Captain Ibrahim Traoré is not a “junta leader”—he is a revolutionary born of the people’s will. The West’s media machine, led by outlets like the BBC, hides behind colonial language—using terms like “junta” to delegitimize any African leader who dares to defy imperial control. But let’s be clear: Traoré did not seize power to enrich elites—he rose to defend his people from terrorism, corruption, and foreign plunder. He stands for dignity, sovereignty, and the right of Africans to shape their own destiny—free from French military presence and Western economic shackles. When Western-backed puppets sell out their nations, they’re called “presidents.” But when a young, educated African leader refuses to bow, they call him “junta.” The hypocrisy is clear—and the world is waking up. Call him what you will—Traoré is the face of African resistance, and no imperial narrative will erase that.

@BBCWorld This was powerful

Left quietly my Koyoh ! Leaving me dumbstruck .

If Europe with less resources can develop their country, there is no reason why Burkina Faso can’t develop.