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Mara mfano' o kgona go apea...

Is there anything that can be done to prevent cyril from handing over anything/else to those zionists? I don't think we're going to like whatever news come from that meetup.

One day we must speak about the damage Gwede Mantashe has caused

Cyril is selling everything as his last act as a president

We're shedding 6000 jobs a day in South Africa. YA'LL are asking for Cyril to step down? 6000 jobs a day? 10 jobs a day should justify resignation calls. 6000? You disband a government.

Breaking news The MK Party has formally written to National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza calling for the impeachment of Public Protector Kholeka Gcaleka, accusing her office of mishandling the Phala Phala investigation.

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The future of local government in South Africa is being reviewed right now. @NationalCoGTA published the Reviewed Draft White Paper on Local Government for your comments. Have your say directly to the department using the email on my video screen. OR submit via SACR using this link: shorturl.at/iWiom #governmentformation

So now they are shutting down social media accounts if you speak out about data centers.

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A 33-year-old police Constable stationed at Carolina in Mpumalanga has been arrested alongside two other suspects for dagga trafficking following an intelligence-driven operation in Groblersdal, Limpopo. The operation was conducted by members attached to the Sekhukhune Highway Patrol on Monday, 11 May 2026, at approximately 18:00 near the Groblersdal Bus Terminal. According to police, officers received intelligence regarding two vehicles allegedly transporting dagga en route to Musina. The vehicles were identified as a red Audi A3 sedan and a black Audi A3. Police tracked down the vehicles and instructed the drivers to stop. However, the suspects allegedly failed to comply, prompting a pursuit by law enforcement officers. The vehicles were eventually intercepted and searched. During the operation, police discovered seventeen compressed bales of dagga concealed inside the two vehicles. Authorities indicated that the confiscated drugs will still be weighed as part of the ongoing investigation and processing of the case. Three suspects were arrested at the scene- two men aged 33 and 36, as well as a 23-year-old woman. One of the male suspects was identified as an active SAPS Constable attached to SAPS Carolina in Mpumalanga Province. Following the arrests, the case docket was transferred to the Limpopo Provincial Anti-Corruption Unit, which will continue with further investigations into the alleged drug trafficking operation and any possible broader criminal links. The three suspects are expected to appear before the Groblersdal Magistrate’s Court soon on charges related to drug trafficking.

R88m per month. What kind of a gravy train is this? Who are they?

The most useless minister in a government full of useless ministers.

these are the people we want in acting industry btw

All my years of living in jhb, this is the 1st time I’m seeing the actual small street. That’s insane. You’re telling me that street is that wide ? 😳

Just another day in South Africa

South Africa!!! Crime Combating Unit received a tip-off about a possible 'Kitchen drug lab' operating from a house in Kala Street, Bochabela in Bloemfontein. The team reacted swiftly and caught the 40-year-old African male by suprise. A thorough search was conducted, and the team seized 1 515 Mandrax tablets, 0.314 kilograms of Methaqualone powder, 3.977 kilograms of Methamphetamine, commonly known as Chrystal Meth, and 0.205 kilograms of Methcathinone or CAT drug. The team also seized twelve (12) 25 litre containers with ethanol used to manufacture illegal alcohol. A plastic bag with different foreign currency notes inside was also confiscated. The foreign national male was arrested for possession and dealing in drugs as well as manufacturing and distribution of illegal alcohol.

@_Bongekile_ I would hope that will be one of the recommendations the Madlanga Commission will make to the presidency.

Can someone tell me why police dockets are still paper-based and not digitally recorded on national databases?