Bobby Makwela

@Thato_Reekae Ai detected

Love is blind

@2022AFRICA I raise you this masterpiece

"Buyelekhaya" By Nathi has been named as the No. #1 Greatest Album To come out of South Africa 🇿🇦 by the Flash Crew

@eNCA Yhoo these people are so obsessed with South Africa 🇿🇦 is sickening to be honest

Ghana's President John Mahama on Thursday doubled down on his call for the African Union to address recent waves of violence against undocumented migrants in South Africa, which he said was "escalating". enca.com/news-top-stori…

@umxhosa All these hands are men’s

Girls when you are taken :

@SirNdu1 @ChrisExcel102 Google

@ChrisExcel102 The limpopo brothers always never beat the allegations

I knew it …. 😭😭😭😭

@PUDIESWANAC @Kgoshigadi_TT Yhooo bro that time ke basadi ba batho or even worse ke bommago batho n this is how they think everyday

@Kgoshigadi_TT Mara Kgoshigadi, le hlabiša dihlong.

Jacinta you bring our country into disrepute

@UultimateEmpire The sad part is that these incompetent leaders are people’s fathers and husbands and they think like this every day 😏

🚨 ECOWAS Backs Ghana’s Petition Against South Africa Over Anti-Migrant Protests Ghana says member states of ECOWAS have backed its petition to the African Union (AU) over the ongoing anti-migrant protests in South Africa, calling for continental attention to the situation and the protection of African migrants.

@daddyhope @Mokwele_lalas Now watch Zimbabweans glorifying that in Zim you dare protest against the government you get arrested instead of mobilising right now and face the government, they can’t arrest a million people

This man is Bhekimpilo Mbedzi, who is currently in prison in Zimbabwe for nothing more than expressing his intention to protest against a new constitutional amendment that extends President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term of office and removes Zimbabweans’ right to directly elect their President. He did not commit an act of violence. He simply exercised his right to speak out and insisted that the Constitution be followed. The law he opposed was not subjected to a referendum, despite fundamentally altering Zimbabwe’s constitutional order. For that, he was arrested, detained and denied bail. Today, he appeared in court wearing leg irons that have visibly swollen his ankles. Shackling a peaceful political activist in this manner is not the conduct of a government confident in its own legitimacy. It is the conduct of a government that fears dissent and seeks to intimidate those who demand constitutionalism and accountability. This is one of the reasons why so many young Zimbabweans have lost faith in the current political establishment. When peaceful disagreement is criminalised and citizens are imprisoned simply for insisting that the State obey its own Constitution, hope in democratic institutions inevitably erodes. President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s final legacy should have been one of national unity, constitutionalism and reconciliation. Instead, images such as these tell a very different story. Repression has never extinguished resistance to illegality; it has only strengthened it, drawing greater attention to the very issues the authorities seek to silence. Bhekimpilo Mbedzi is not an enemy of Zimbabwe. He is a citizen asking his government to abide by its own Constitution. He has not advocated violence or taken up arms against the State. He should be released immediately and allowed to exercise the constitutional rights guaranteed to every Zimbabwean. Bhekimpilo Mbedzi who is the Matabeleland South provincial chairperson of the National Democratic Working Group (NDWG), is not a criminal. He should not be in leg irons, and he should not be in prison simply for peacefully expressing his intention to protest and insisting that the State abides by its own Constitution. In any society that respects the rule of law, such conduct is protected, not punished.

@iik_titvs Nigga would literally f%%%k anything that walks

Yeah bro you wouldn't mind anything 😪😪😪

@one_ossie @TaSbu_ @ChrisExcel102 You’re an honest man

@Bobbyrealest @TaSbu_ @ChrisExcel102 I left long time. 😂

My Nigerians brothers would do anything to get out of Nigeria … 😭😭😭

@one_ossie @TaSbu_ @ChrisExcel102 🤭🤣🤣 you just said “go there” not “ come here” , where art thou nigga?

@TaSbu_ @ChrisExcel102 Go there, and come tell us.

@MissNtabeni You wouldn’t date a black woman either 🫥🤭

Black players don’t date black women why?

@ThabisoGoba2 You’re right she must be punished accordingly, the punishment is Deportation.

Chidimma was born, raised, studied and has lived her entire life in South Africa, I think it would be grossly inhumane to deport her to Nigeria, a country she doesn’t know. Yes, if she broke the law or did something wrong, she must be sanctioned accordingly but not deported.

@_Tee__G @KagishoPule Killing him would have been even better 😏

A police officer has been arrested for allegedly accepting a R450 bribe from a Pakistani-owned spaza shop.

Ebola is coming, watch how they gonna loot 💰 #ebolavirus

@ghanaboynie She’s desperate .

Chidima decisions to remain in South Africa should not be automatically interpreted as desperation. -A Nigerian 🇳🇬 A Nigerian Shares her Perspective on Chidimma Adetshina . #Nigeria #SouthAfrica #Africadiscussions #Updates 🇳🇬🌍🇿🇦 🎥 @ energygoddexx

@_Hybreed_ @uVikinduku

Junior Boks are World Champions on Mandela Day 🥹🏆 NO DNA, JUST RSA 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

@YoursGucciBag @the_boy Some of these guys never had premium stuff before leave them alone

@the_boy It’s not always bout bums guys

What DJ Melz is looking for can't be found 🤔 for him to leave her.

@SimplyMoney1 @Springboks Aiii le rata go complain’a comrade the game was better than fair

@Springboks Time for Horn to be considered as second choice full back. Fassi playing like Brenda after a weekend bender. Vuyo is disappointing, Van Hereden and Wiclo penalty machine, janjies so slow with his passes. Poor performance but still won by 38 pts,

Victory in Durban as the #Springboks go top of the log in the southern section of the Nations Championship - match report: tinyurl.com/u3ycdnfx 🤝 #ForeverGreenForeverGold

The City of Johannesburg continues to reclaim and restore order in the inner city. Today, we are removing illegal structures erected behind the Johannesburg High Court in line with our ongoing by-law enforcement and urban renewal programme. No one is above the law, and public spaces cannot be occupied or developed unlawfully. This operation forms part of the City’s broader commitment to creating a safe, clean and law-abiding inner city for all residents, businesses and visitors. We will continue to act decisively against illegal structures wherever they are found. #ReclaimingJoburg #ByLawEnforcement #InnerCityRevitalisation #RuleOfLaw