Lesedi Mbona

Iran is proof that preparation can beat wealth and access to resources any day.

Regrettably, he is in denial. There are 12.4 million unemployed people, and of these, around about 10 million, nearly 80% are trapped in structural, long-term unemployment, meaning they have been without work for over a year. The majority are young people, women, Black South Africans, and those in rural areas. Even if we were to absorb all of them into universities and TVET colleges, it would not resolve the crisis because the economy is simply not creating jobs. The latest data I saw shows that over 600,000 graduates including doctors, lawyers and engineers are unemployed Yes, education is essential. Stats SA confirms that those without a matric qualification face almost no chance of employment. But we must not exaggerate the role of education to justify maintaining economic policies that have clearly failed the unemployed. The crisis is not just a skills problem, it is a failure of the economy to generate decent work.

BREAKING NEWS | After weeks of uncertainty and speculation, negotiations between Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi and the SAPS are complete. The contract has been presented to him and signed. Mkhwanazi remains the provincial commissioner in KZN for at least five more years. @eNCA

ATM 🏧 scammer.

Wait, so the ANC Provincial Conference in East London which was interdicted costed Taxpayers more than R15 Million? I’m saying Taxpayers because these people looted money from Municipalities to host this thuggish event.

This man what he has done for South Africa in the last 16 months Is better than what Nelson Mandela did for 27 years in Roben Island 😭😭😭😩

UPDATE: PROF ANELE HAMMOND HAS RESPONDED US Mr Kabelo Makeke, Head of Personal and Private Banking (@StandardBankZA), As per the email from Prof Anele Hammond, where you were copied, and in light of her public video (Update 3) in which she challenges Standard Bank to come forward with documentary proof rebutting her claims, when can the public expect a further response from Standard Bank? Allow me to draw your attention to the closing paragraph of your statement dated 25 March: "Standard Bank remains committed to transparent, fair and responsible banking practices… We will vigorously defend the reputation of the bank and its leadership against malicious falsehoods." That is a firm position. However, at this stage, given the seriousness of the allegations and the level of public attention this matter has attracted, a statement alone may no longer be sufficient. The public now needs clarity. Not another he said, she said. At this point, I believe it would assist the public if Standard Bank could address, with supporting documentation where possible, each of the allegations made by Prof Anele Hammond in relation to the vehicle finance transaction she has characterised as fraudulent. One of my biggest concerns is this: if a high-net-worth client such as Prof Anele Hammond finds herself compelled to escalate matters this publicly, what does that signal for the many ordinary South Africans who have, in recent weeks, come forward with concerns about suspicious or disputed activity on their accounts, and who say they are struggling to get assistance? As I stated in my initial post, what drew me to this matter is that Prof Hammond has framed this not only as her story, but as a broader attempt to give voice to others who feel vulnerable against large institutions. At this point, and considering the level of public attention surrounding your institution, one would reasonably expect to hear from the highest levels of leadership. Prof Hammond has, on multiple occasions, directly addressed and challenged your Group CEO, Sim Tshabalala. Where is the board? Where is Funeka Montjane, the Chief Executive Officer for Personal and Private Banking? At this point, we need a clear stance from the bank. No more vague denials and threats. Please take the public, and your clients, into confidence. Update 3: x.com/DrAneleMngadi/… Re a le kopa, toe. #AskAsanteOnBoards

Criminal investigation into R3m paid to cops for ‘protecting Ramaphosa’ #Echobox=1774626786" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">dailymaverick.co.za/article/2026-0…

🇿🇦Politicians who never wished retired Justice Mbuyiseli Russel Madlanga a Happy Birthday 👀👀

You are moving fast. This is leadership.

🔴 IN CASE YOU MISSED IT🔴 The vehicle tracking company, Cartrack, has entered to an agreement with NCC to pay back customers it has been screwing for quite sometime. Catrack has agreed to: 🔷️pay an administrative fine of R5m. 🔷️pay back R5m to customers 🔷️stop penalizing customers for canceling a rubbish product.

@MaxduPreez I ask myself what would you uncover , if you were to institute a commission of inquiry like madlanga to scrutinise all local and district municipalities in south Africa, am telling this is nothing, the is a state capture 2.0 there this procurement departments belongs to someone

Are there ANY clean and legal state tenders in SA today? Seven stories on corruption just in today's news24. Imagine what we could do with all the money so stolen.

An organized minority will always triumph over a disorganized majority. The universe rewards order, not noise, chaos and haphazard energy.

@memoirofmen @amerix 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

@amerix Order multiplies strength because it channels energy instead of scattering it. A small group with clarity of vision and coordinated effort can move mountains, while a larger group without focus often burns out in confusion. The real advantage isn’t size, it’s alignment.

@Oshiogwe1 @amerix 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

@amerix Precision is the ultimate leverage. ​The disorganized majority is usually busy making noise, reacting to every trend, and hunting for burners. Meanwhile, the organized minority is moving in silence, closing deals, and building structures that the noise can never touch.

ANC Mpumalanga eHlanzeni Regional chair Jackie Macie warns members that if an opposition takes over in the 2026 LGE all those that were employed through favours, connections, political deployments etc might be fired because they do not qualify. A confirmation that ANC criminals employ each other through connections with no qualifications 🤧🤧

Join us for the Women in Accounting in Africa (WiAiA) International Women’s Day Dialogue, hosted by SAICA, in partnership with the PAN AFRICAN FEDERATION OF ACCOUNTANTS (PAFA) and the African Women Chartered Accountants (AWCA). 28 March 2026 8 Anslow, Bryanston, Sandton R200

There’s a downside and upside to an institution having both investigative & prosecutorial powers. The downside is that it may lead to abuse and refusal to prosecute those they seek to protect, and go after those with whom they disagree. Strip IDAC of prosecutorial powers NOW!

Whatever you do, don’t go to the FIFA World Cup in the United States. They will not hesitate to sacrifice you.

"Good day Community please assist us to find this two ladies, who stole an iPhone that has bank cards they last swiped at KFC Marlboro near Sasol garage if u know them contact :Commander Phillip +27 60 773 9854"