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@RenaldoGouws Yes

Do you believe this Springbok Team is the best team ever to play the game of Rugby?

@cabot_phillips Beautiful. Can't afford the newest , but driving Volvo is absolutely amazing.

While Jaguar is pushing debauchery, Volvo just put out the most moving, pro-family, pro-life car ad of all time. This is the way.

@Abramjee @NPA_Prosecutes Good job @NPA_Prosecutes and @SAPoliceService !

A MALAWIAN NATIONAL SENTENCED FOR TEMPERING WITH ESSENTIAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND FRAUD @NPA_Prosecutes The Pretoria Magistrates’ Court sentenced a Malawian national Mlotha Nelson Usale (59) who is also a pastor of Gods Chappel Church to 10 years direct imprisonment for tempering with essential infrastructure and 8 years each for 3 counts of fraud worth R150 000. The court ordered the sentences should run concurrently with that of ten years. Usale was also declared unfit to possess a firearm. From 2021 to May 2022, Usale ran a syndicate where he would steal batteries from various network towers of Vodacom and MTN throughout the country, interchange the battery management system of batteries to different manufacturers, respray the casings of the battery in an attempt to disguise the true origins of the batteries to make it look like they were commercial solar batteries. Thereafter, he would sell the batteries to unsuspecting consumers by placing adverts on social media platforms under a business called SOLAR MART and SUN SHOP. When an unsuspecting customer purchases a battery, the company would use the services of E-hailing to deliver the battery. This syndicate was discovered after a complainant bought a battery and it did not work. The complainant then showed the battery to his friend who told him that the battery was a network battery. The complainant then reported the matter to the police, who in return set a trap which resulted in the arrest of two other Malawian nationals on 05 May 2022, who have since been convicted and sentenced to 8 years each on 11 July 2023. The two Malawian nationals then took the police to a storage in Midrand where they kept the stolen batteries where police found 53 batteries. Thereafter the two took the police to the places where they sold the batteries. After the arrest of the two, a warrant of arrest was issued for Usale, however, he skipped the country and returned to Malawi. He was eventually arrested on 25 January 2024 at the Beitbridge border attempting to skip the country again. In court, he pleaded guilty to the charges and offered to pay a fine of R200 000 for the offences. However, the prosecutor Advocate Tholoana Sekhonyana, refused the offer and argued that the offences committed warranted a sentence of direct imprisonment. Moreover, the crimes committed caused network interruptions and cost the network service providers, MTN and Vodacom a lot of money to replace the stolen batteries. Furthermore, adv Sekhonyana argued that the people who bought the batteries thinking they were legitimate lost a lot of money because the stolen batteries had since been confiscated. Therefore, the only appropriate sentence was that of direct imprisonment. When handing down the sentence, Magistrate Chulu agreed with the state that the money used to replace the batteries and fix the damage was substantial and the complainants lost a lot of money. Furthermore, the magistrate said Usale wanted to escape prison and lacked consideration for the victims the fact that he asked to pay a fine and not reimburse the victims. “Usale was a guest in South Africa, but he abused his welcome.” Therefore, the magistrate found that a fine was not an appropriate sentence as it would send a wrong message to society. The Director of Public Prosecutions, Advocate Sibongile Mzinyathi welcomes the sentence and applauds the great work of the investigating officers Sgt Thabo Lukhele and Sgt Mokibelo Supe of the Gauteng Provincial Organised Crime which led to this conviction and sentencing.

There is nothing more beautiful than a man loving his woman

@DDonkerbal encyclo.nl/begrip/kittela… Echt Nederlands...

Die mooiste woord in Afrikaans (en seker die lekkerste ook) is “kittelaar”. Stem jy saam?

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@ZinhleMamfengu @BEEtycoon @IanCameron23 O yes - research by people who didn't even attend court proceedings, didn't even talk to me, the police officers, family members of victims, the victims themselves? Except if they only did research in the last 3 years after I left. So🤷

@Lieluboo @BEEtycoon @IanCameron23 Researchers say this about Limpopo but carry on with the propaganda. I'm sure it'll save your life

Thread 1/4 about everything being blamed on illegal foreigners: I have no doubt that there are many illegal foreigners involved in violent crime in South Africa, but this ‘holier than thou’ way of some South Africans blaming everything on foreigners is ridiculous.

South African Couple Tortured to Death, Set on Fire While Still Alive via @gatewaypundit thegatewaypundit.com/2023/06/south-…

@Kommander_Josh @IanCameron23 Whatever, I know what I know. And so does everyone else that was involved in those cases. I don't have to prove myself/cases to you - facts are facts and anyone can go and look it up. You would know their identities are checked by Home Affairs/Immigration and police.

@Kommander_Josh @IanCameron23 Why would I lie? Go and check the court records. Yes, there were foreigners as well but most attackers were South Africans.

@BEEtycoon @IanCameron23 Limpopo South region

@Lieluboo @IanCameron23 which district?

@IanCameron23 I agree after being a prosecutor for 20+ years and prosecuted many farm attack and house robbery cases. Majority were South Africans.

4/4 The latest craze to say most farm attacks are done by illegal foreigners is also crap. In all the years I was working on farm attack cases, the majority were committed by South African suspects.

@TaylorRMarshall Today is our 23rd anniversary - high school sweethearts. We love and honour each other, pray and go to church together (faith got us through hard times). Kids are grown up, but we are still best friends and lovers/soul mates.

We want to hear from our stalwart couples who have been MARRIED over 20 years. Let’s honor couples who can teach us how to love. Who on Twitter has been married more than 25 years? What’s your advice to the younger generations drowning in divorce and degeneracy?👇🏻

Imagine knowing the Sun is 1.3million times the size of the Earth. Releasing the energy of 10billion nuclear bombs every second. And thinking cow farts are a factor affecting the global climate 🤣🤣🤣 #climatescam #NetZero

@Rene_KrugerLG @4da1Ilove Polisie mag nie weier om jou klag te vat nie - net die aanklaer kan later weier om te vervolg.

@4da1Ilove DBV sê ek moet polisie toe gaan. Polisie sê ek moet hof toe gaan

@POL_Breda mijn man vergat zijn mobiele telefoon gisteravond in de bus. Het busservicebureau kon nog niet helpen aangezien het 2-3 dagen duurt en toen de deurbel hoorde - daar stond de politieagent met de telefoon! Wow wow wow - dikke merci aan de polite agent!!

A group of pastors in Mozambique gathered for a time of prayer, sharing, and grieving together. Their villages have experienced horrendous attacks from an Islamic insurgent group called al-Sunnah wal Jama. The group specifically targets Christians. Pray for these pastors.

@BintheNL @DutchNewsNL Good article. I guess I was lucky to have a good and patient instructor.

Are you trying to get your Dutch driving license? Have you found the experience completely annoying and/or terrifying? You're not alone! Here's what others had to say about the process in an article I wrote for @DutchNewsNL. dutchnews.nl/features/2023/…

@StopPlaasmoorde @JacquesBroodryk @afriforum Yes, there are legal requirements that needs to be met before the State can submit video evidence to court.

@JacquesBroodryk @afriforum May be ??

Magistrate T. Olivier has ruled that the video of Julius Malema recklessly firing a rifle in to the air, may be submitted as evidence in the case @afriforum laid againt him.

God created man and woman, the Democrats created all the other genders.