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@S_OkudzetoAblak Did you tell them to deport the illegal ones

Earlier today I summoned the Acting South African High Commissioner to Ghana, Mr. Thando Dalamba. At the meeting, I conveyed the Government of Ghana’s strong condemnation of the continuous xenophobic attacks on Ghanaians and other Africans living in South Africa. We are urging South African authorities to take decisive action in protecting the human rights and dignity of our nationals and all Africans. Ghana equally expects that the promised investigations be expedited and all perpetrators punished to serve as adequate deterrence. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will communicate other steps we have taken in due course.

Dr. Martin Nsibirwa must step down and be replaced with a South African. Until then, you are not an institution that acts in the interests of South Africans

If my memory serves me well, I think there was a WhatsApp message sent to Cat Matlala that said: Fannie Masemola will be removed soon and replaced by someone who is on our side.🤔🤔🤔

RAF paid R151 million each to three Belgian students who were involved in a bus accident. A South African will never received such a high payout. A Swiss billionaire in 2008 was paid R500 million after being involved in a motorbike accident, mostly his fault. Illegal foreign nationals are also awaiting payments for their claims instead of arrest and deportation. The major problem here is the RAF Act, which allows “any person” to submit a claim. The Act needed to be amended a long time ago but we are led by fools who would rather complain about RAF liquidity and subject South Africans to delays in their payouts instead of dealing with a problem. And why are government institutions operating in silos? Home Affairs should have MOUs with all other government institutions, including healthcare facilities, where they can trace illegal foreign nationals and detain them. RAF must get its house in order. The Minister of Transport and the Portfolio Committee on Transport must stop being useless.

I have so many friends who were engineers and A+ students, inventive with bright ideas who are sitting at home without a job. While this nonsense is being peddled

The Cadbury's Dairy Milk sold in South Africa contains only 20% cocoa solids; the rest is vegetable oils & fats. In other countries it wouldn't be considered to be chocolate & couldn't be legally called chocolate...learning new madness every day.

😭😭Jacinta didn’t even stutter 🇿🇦Damm

Jacinta exposed Newzroom Afrika for giving a platform to Zimbabweans while overlooking the struggles of South Africans. She further challenged the fake Zimbabwean activist to expose the alleged crimes at Home Affairs, in which she also exposed the Zimbabwean foreigner for benefiting from Home Affairs fraud.

While Trump pushes a false narrative about South Africa, let's push the real narrative about him raping children on Epstein island.

The Global Sumud Flotilla is en route to Gaza once again. This time it’s bigger than ever, with over 70 boats and 1,000 participants from across the world all attempting to break Israel’s blockade and deliver lifesaving aid ⛵️🇵🇸

This is today in Makhiwane Hospital, Labour Department called on Youth to register them on their database in order later maybe they’d be lucky for upcoming jobs The number of people you see are unemployed Youth (“not lazy”) loooking for jobs Unemployment is a national crisis

Western media will never show you this. Burkina Faso's security forces just obliterated a major terrorist camp in the Abinda axis. Air strikes first. Ground sweep finished the job. And what did they recover? A portable Starlink. The same system Elon Musk sells as civilian tech, now being used by jihadists. No NATO flags. No French troops. No US drones. Just African forces handling business and finding Western tech in the hands of terrorists. You won't read this on CNN or BBC. But the Sahel is watching. And they're learning.

This is the land they found empty and unsettled.

JUDGE POTTERIL ASSISTED KEITH KEITING TO LOOT R768 MILLION FROM SAPS. The judgement that ordered SAPS to pay Keith Keating R768 million for a tender that was wholly corrupt, is available at SAFLII online. Five months ago, Judge Sulet Potterill ordered SAPS pay Keith Keating R768 million for software originally created by government money from the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC), so this software was the property of government. Keith Keating illegally purchased this software for R350 000 but Judge Potterill ordered SAPS to pay Keith Keating R768 million, after Keith Keating had already looted over R50 billion from the SAPS, using this illegally purchased software, however this post is not about this judgement, but it's an introduction into how the Judiciary & Presidency assisted Keith Keating to loot the SAPS, so I will be publishing all details on this matter. While the mainstream media is just focusing on the small time thug Cat Matlala's R360 million tender, I am focusing on exposing the biggest corruption cartel in SAPS history that must be fully exposed. Remember, Judge Potteril is the same judge who made the judgment that Ivan Pillay was fully qualified to be SARS Deputy Commissioner with only matric.

@AzeeBoss Anc gave them for free

🚨‼️They want South Africa so badly, and they might just win if we don’t wake up. The sad reality is that we are focusing on the wrong things!

I was in an Uber this morning with a Nigerian driver who was going on about how Iran is a terrorist state. Gave his ass 1 star

That's why it is imperative for government to arrest Afriforum and Solidarity leadership, charge them with treason and economic terrorism.

What I find so funny about these sudden concerns for rural is that there’s quite more important things rural need. They need bridges, they need clinics, they need clean water, they need libraries but no they want to give the internet. 😂🤣

Thousands of unemployed youth are moving from factory to factory in Midrand and Tembisa with CVs in hand hoping for work. The protest remains peaceful, but most businesses have shut their gates. So far, about 15 have secured jobs. @MongeziKoko