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So this Fannie Nkosi is now in the Hospital wing… suddenly everyone remembers they have "serious medical conditions" the moment handcuffs arrive 😭 But when they were busy carrying woolies money bags, signing tender deals and moving like CEOs of corruption, their health was perfectly fine?? No dizziness, no chest pains, nothing? Like seriously why do alleged criminals only get sick after arrest? Can someone explain this medically Is it the shock of orange overalls or does accountability trigger high blood pressure? 😂 We need a doctor to confirm: is this a real illness or just a standard South African "post-arrest syndrome" ? 🤔 PAS

This is Cyril's home in Cape Town. Top Road is one of the most expensive roads in South Africa. Reparations my ass.

Economist Dawie Roodt argued that South Africa’s highly redistributive tax system relies on a small tax base to support a growing number of dependents. dailyinvestor.com/south-africa/1…

They don't care about You! You don't matter! Urban Decay, Blight ~ Collapsing infrastructure ~ Rocketing Utility bills ~ Potholes... Jhb salaries R21Bil 16 "Top Executives", 8 Metros share 44Mil. Gov R800K to R1.1Mil vehicles! This is what politicians think of you! #ANCStoleSA

This Audit must begin with Cyril- when he assumed office he was 6 Billion rich now he’s over 24 Billion.

80 unfortunate souls will be murdered today and 128 women will be raped. 26.5 million people are on social grants. Cities have no water. Do something about that in 2026 you bastards.

A whole cabinet of ministers getting paid millions, and not a single department works properly. What exactly do you all do besides fail the people?

✈️ Dear @Fly_Airlink THIS IS DAYLIGHT ROBBERY😕😡 🚨 I’m writing this to publicly expose what I experienced with your airline, because this cannot be normal or acceptable. I booked my flight 2 months in advance, everything paid, everything confirmed. I arrive at the airport thinking it’s a smooth check-in… only to be told there’s an "issue" with my name on your system apparently it only showed my initials and surname instead of my full names. Now here’s the shocking part… Instead of simply verifying my identity (which I had FULL proof of ID AND passport in hand), your staff decided the solution was to charge me R790 just to "edit" my name on your own system error. Let that sink in… 👉 YOUR system error 👉 MY money And I say that because I booked with my full names and your staff said maybe it's because my names are long.. I even escalated the matter to the supervisor on duty, expecting some level of professionalism or assistance… but instead, she showed zero willingness to help and proceeded to enforce this ridiculous charge like it’s normal practice. How do you justify charging a customer R790 for something that and paying huge sums of rands to book my flights, something that • Was NOT my fault • Could be verified instantly with official documents • Took literally seconds to fix This is not customer service, this is exploitation, in fact u stealing from us. We are already paying high ticket prices, and now we must budget extra for your internal mistakes too? 😭 I am formally demanding a full refund of R790 back into my account within 24 hours. You cannot continue taking people’s hard-earned money under the guise of "policies" when the fault lies entirely with your own system. If this is not resolved urgently, I will have no choice but to escalate this matter further through the relevant consumer protection channels and publicly pursue accountability. Do the right thing. Also check your Emails because this same tweet is on your emails Mxm📍

@wendyknowler @Markosonke1 @Fly_Airlink Thought it was just us. This 'long name' blindside gouge when you are meant to be boarding is starting to look suspiciously deliberate & lucrative.

@wendyknowler @Markosonke1 @Fly_Airlink My husband has 4 forenames, known by the 4th as 'preferred'. Airlink takes the booking & pmnt. Only at the airport, despite 1) passport; 2) ID; 3) driver's license; & 4) credit card used for tkts, will still refuse boarding until pays fee for his initials to be loaded again!

@Markosonke1 @Fly_Airlink This also happened to my husband years ago. He has 4 forenames and had to pay to have them loaded again & verified on the system that had already issued the ticket. Total scam!

🇿🇦THE BEE 100: PROF GUMEDE’S R1 TRILLION LOOTERS LIST‼️ Source: Prof William Gumede, Wits School of Governance Key Finding: “Over R1 trillion has been transferred to fewer than 100 politically connected individuals under the banner of black economic empowerment” 🔴TOP BEE BILLIONAIRES & MAJOR BENEFICIARIES 1. CYRIL RAMAPHOSA •  Net Worth: R14 billion ($800 million) •  Major BEE Deals: Standard Bank consortium, Shanduka Group, multiple mining deals •  Position: President of South Africa •  Quote: “They feel good when they see me rich” 2. PATRICE MOTSEPE •  Net Worth: R33.5 billion ($1.8bn) •  Major Deal: BEE: Sanlam transaction – R8 billion profit from R200 million investment •  Other Deals: Mining and telecom BEE transactions, African Rainbow Capital •  Family: Brother of Bridget Radebe 3. TOKYO SEXWALE •  Net Worth: R1.5 billion ($100 million) •  Major Deal: R13 billion tender involvement, R1.3 billion BEE acquisitions •  Position: Former Minister of Human Settlements •  Background: Diamond magnate, multiple government positions 4. SAKI MACOZOMA •  Net Worth: R865 million •  Major Deal: R1.6 billion Standard Bank and Liberty BEE deal (2004) •  Company: Safika Holdings (Founded 1995) •  Background: Struggle veteran and political prisoner turned billionaire 5. PHUTUMA NHLENGETHWA •  Major Deals: MTN’s R1.1 billion BEE deal (2002), BEE deals in telecoms (2003-2005) •  Company: Pembani Group •  Background: “Deal maker of note” – multiple major BEE deals 6. BRIDGET RADEBE (Bridgette Motsepe-Radebe) •  Net Worth: R1.5 billion ($105 million) •  Position: Sister of Patrice Motsepe, married to Minister of Energy •  Achievements: “South Africa’s first black female mining entrepreneur” •  Background: Vast mining BEE deals 7. SIPHO NKOSI •  Company: Former Exxaro CEO; Eyesizwe Mining •  Major Deals: Kumba Iron Ore’s “biggest BEE deal” (2006), Exxaro 2005 BEE structure •  Other: R20 billion credit from Great Basin Gold BEE deal •  Background: Multiple mining BEE transactions 8. VINCENT MTHAMBO •  Net Worth: R1.1 billion •  Education: Yale University •  Company: ASG Consulting Solutions (Chairman) •  Position: Former director •  Profile: Called “South Africa’s humble, multi- millionaire man” 9. LEHLOGONONO SOWAJI (Nthikole Leonard Sowaji) •  Net Worth: R1.5 billion •  Company: Tiso Group (co-founded 2003), Tiso Blackstar Group •  Position: Kagiso Tiso Holdings Chairman •  Background: Executive Chairman 2003-2010 10. MIKE TKE •  Net Worth: R825 million •  Positions Held: Seriti Resources Holdings Group CEO; Mhlobiso Holdings Group •  Major Deals: Anglo American coal mines acquisition (R2.3 billion, 2017) •  Position: Former Chamber of Mines president 11. DALIHLAYAYA ZHLANGI •  Net Worth: R825 million •  Company: Merafe Resources (Founder and CEO) •  Background: Former AngloAlpha executive, Barlowrand, former Alexander State (Standard CEB) •  Deals: Multiple mining and telecom BEE deals

Everyone agree here?

This famous horse trainer in South Africa was beaten inhumanely with a shovel then tide up with copper wire, strangled with a cable and then executed. This happened on Easter weekend! South African farmers are not being killed in South Africa they are be slaughtered and tortured in the most horrific ways known to humanity. All this is inspired by the song “kill the Boer” @POTUS @elonmusk @MYANC @CyrilRamaphosa

Good morning 🌹…

Your a head of the 16th most corrupt organization on the planet. That's embarrassing

South Africa's public salaries are among the highest paid in the world as a percentage of GDP. Over 55,000 government employees earn over R1 million annually. The high wage bill is a major contributor to the debt. They are not productive, as infrastructure is collapsing.

Wishing those who celebrate, a Happy Easter! @zapiro archival cartoon published on @mailandguardian @MYANC (21 April 2011) - zapiro.com/110421mg

The philosophy department at the University of Exeter published a reading list this year for their undergraduate Stoicism module. Marcus Aurelius: Meditations. Seneca: Letters from a Stoic. Epictetus: Discourses. Hadot: The Inner Citadel. Robertson: How to Think Like a Roman Emperor. Holiday: The Obstacle is the Way. It is an excellent reading list. It does not include Gerald, Keith, or Doris. This is an oversight. Gerald has demonstrated Amor Fati daily for four years in all weathers without once doing it for an audience or requiring it to be acknowledged. The south corner has seven wildflower species. Gerald did not know they were coming. Gerald showed up anyway. That is the philosophy. That is the entire philosophy. Doris has demonstrated the dichotomy of control at a consistency that the academic tradition has not matched since Marcus Aurelius died in Vindobona in 180 AD. The fell is hers. The dip is not her problem. The weather is not her problem. The rewilding report is not her problem. The journalist is not her problem. The fell is her problem and the fell is getting better. Epictetus wrote this down very carefully and at considerable length. Doris did not read it. Doris is already doing it. Keith has demonstrated The Obstacle is the Way with a rigour that Ryan Holiday's 2014 bestseller describes in principle and Keith has been executing in practice since he arrived on Dave's farm fourteen months ago. Every gate is a gate that has not yet been fully understood. Every gate gets understood. Every gate gets opened. The timeline is Keith's. The result is always the same. Ryan Holiday sold 500,000 copies of the book. Keith has not read it. Keith has opened every gate on the farm. The reading list is available if you want it. The farm is also available. The farm is more instructive. The farm does not require a student card.

Just 46 people captured 60% of BEE mining deals. That is the finding from Professor William Gumede, who argues the policy has enriched a small political elite while coinciding with the loss of hundreds of thousands of jobs.  If BEE was meant to broaden opportunity, why has it concentrated wealth instead? Read the full analysis in The Common Sense. #TheCommonSense #SouthAfrica #BEE #Economy #Mining #Policy #Inequality #Jobs f.mtr.cool/pudwwxjzzh