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I would like to sincerely and unreservedly apologize to @Julius_S_Malema and his family for the hurtful and damaging statements I previously made. Upon deep reflection, I recognize that my words were not only inappropriate but also unfair, and I deeply regret the pain and distress they may have caused both personally and publicly. I take full responsibility for my actions and acknowledge that what I said may have negatively affected Mr. Malema’s reputation, as well as brought unnecessary attention and discomfort to his family. No individual or family deserves to be subjected to such harm, and I am truly sorry for crossing that line. Over time, I have taken the opportunity to reflect on my behavior and the broader consequences of my words. This experience has been an important lesson in accountability, empathy, and respect. I have come to understand that public figures, despite their visibility, are still human beings with families who can be deeply affected by what is said about them. I regret not considering this before making my statements. I want to make it clear that I am committed to personal growth and to ensuring that I do not repeat such actions in the future. I am actively working on being more mindful, respectful, and responsible in how I express myself, especially when it involves others. Once again, I extend my heartfelt apology to Julius Malema and his family, and I sincerely hope that, in time, they may find it possible to accept my apology and see the genuine remorse behind it. In closing all the posts about honourable @Julius_S_Malema will be deleted, I am making an oath that I can never ever mention his name again.

"Some of them i took to circumcision by the way, i took them literally to HOSPITAL to be circumcised" - Julius Malema #CICon702 #RegisterToVoteEFF

EXCLUSIVE: Sources tell @eNCA four accused in the Medicare24 court matter have turned state witness. Statements have been taken. One of the accused rejected. Tune into @eNCA to find out. @Abramjee and I will unpack.

BREAKING: Managing director of the Medicare24 Group, has been arrested. NOTE: Theres Medicare24 holding - Mike Van Wyk is CEO Then there's Medicare24 Tshwane District where Matlala was director. #MadlangaCommision @eNCA @Abramjee

EXCLUSIVE Several senior police officers, including Generals, have been arrested in Pretoria on corruption related charges. It is linked to the Medicare Tshwane District contract. Sources say the arrested cops were part of the bid committee. We also believe that a former senior employee of Vusi “Cat” Matlala is behind bars. They are being detained at a police station in the capital. All those arrested will appear in court tomorrow. @pule_jones