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@ThePeterMick @pmcafrica

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@mbabazi_odeth Amen

AMEN ✝️🙏✝️

@The__Bible7 🙏 amen

Malachi 3:10

@Ntombi_KaNdaba @Nuna_zd Ngena la 🤝

@Nuna_zd It's just entertainment I pay no attention to, if ikhona ok if ayikho futhi it doesn't matter

For how long would you survive without sex ?

@Nuna_zd 3 months

@Kgadi_yaMoloto Awu kgadi send something ke

😭The quickest way to loose me during talking stage is being the horny gent that ask for nudes on some “it’s Titties Tuesday, send ibele”🌝 or tries to sext.😭Yoh, bathong 😒Haona nthwe tenang ska monna wa hlooho e bonolo!! Kore o lapile ka tsela eo🙄🙄🙄

After everything is done & said! Whose side are you on Julius Malema or General Mkhwanazi? Repost For Mkhwanazi Like For Malema

@msiziworld Fake alcohol...

what causes this 😭

@LadyAbahambe Sma-shable

Describe this minister in one word

@Mashesha_RSA This country will burn before you finish li'xxxng Julius.

This is Thokoza. Look how clean our country is. Look how beautiful our country is. Thank you the people of Thokoza for chasing them out.

@Askash Themba will be milking moss

Balwin Properties has received a R2.26 billion buyout offer💰 The offer comes from a consortium led by the PIC, acting on behalf of the GEPF, alongside CEO Stephen Brookes and MD Rodney Gray. Two years ago, I wrote a piece for the Mail & Guardian asking whether Balwin was too bold for the South African market and why they should delist. Today, that question has a definitive answer. The offer is R4.35 per share - a 41% premium to the six-month volume-weighted average price. If approved, Balwin delists from both the JSE and A2X, ending a public market run that began in 2015. In my December 2024 M&G article, I raised concerns that now feel prescient. Profits had dropped 57%, and revenue was down 28% in the interim results to August 2024. The loan-to-value ratio was above the comfortable range. Dividends had been suspended. Munyaka had 3,705 of 5,020 apartments unsold. The share price had fallen from roughly R10 at listing to R2.30. The full-year results to February 2026, released just before the announcement, show genuine recovery, but also why that recovery cannot solve the structural problem. Revenue grew 21% to R2.7 billion. Apartment handovers increased 17% to 2 053 units. Recurring profit grew 36% to R273.6 million. The loan-to-value ratio improved to 38.1%, finally within the target range. These are not the numbers of a distressed business. And yet the board declared no dividend for the 2nd consecutive year. That single fact captures everything about why Balwin and the JSE were always a difficult fit. Property investors expect income. Balwin’s model: long cash-conversion cycles, multi-year inventory build-up, heavy infrastructure investment, makes consistent dividends structurally difficult regardless of how well the underlying business performs. The geographic picture in the results is also telling. The Western Cape now accounts for 54% of apartment sales revenue, up 47% to R1.3 billion. Gauteng, despite 11 active developments, contributed just 39%, with revenue growing only 2%. The results explicitly note a change toward rental preference over ownership in Gauteng. Meanwhile, across the full build-to-sell portfolio of 41,226 planned apartments, 25,056 remain unsold. In Tshwane alone, 11 751 apartments are unsold, a node where Balwin invested R120.6 million in infrastructure. This is a business making long-dated bets that the public market has neither the patience nor the appetite to back. The tangible net asset value per share as at February 2026 was R9.72, more than double the offer price of R4.35. That gap between what the business is worth on paper and what the market has been willing to pay is the clearest possible argument for going private. The PIC and GEPF can absorb a 15-year pipeline and a 7 700-apartment rental pipeline on land already owned by the group. Public market shareholders cannot. My view is the same as it was 2 years ago, just more certain. This is the right move, and it should have happened sooner.

@Trevor_sidogi Wich kfc did u ask fo a chilling salt its where they draw the line abafuni neks

Guys let's give KFC workers 1k likes ❤️ their service is good and they work tirelessly

Our government is against us South African Citizens, akobe niyabona njalo. Inja Uhulumeni🚮

@presh_rabbit Falling of the bone Tenderisem

There are.

@TsilisoT They will vote for him ngekani lol

Comrade Ferrari madoda 😂😂😂

#Wanted VREDENBURG POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR FOUR WANTED SUSPECTS Vredenburg SAPS members are pleading with the public to help them find the wanted suspects. Mandlawonke Hlahla (55) is wanted for an Assault GBH that he committed in October 2011, Xola Frank Nyanzela is wanted for a culpable homicide case that was opened against him in 2016, Gaynore Cheryl Snell is wanted for fraud that she committed in 2021, and Charles Dindikwa is wanted for his 2025 drunken driving case. A warrant of arrest has been issued for the suspects, respectively. Anyone with any information or who knows the whereabouts of the wanted persons is kindly requested to contact the Investigating Officer Warrant Officer Chantel Grundrundling on 0798941258 or #CrimeStop on 08600 10111 or alternatively via #MySAPSApp.

@Kgadi_yaMoloto Umkantsha

We need to be honest about this one.😩😩

@TwaRSA26 This

Gents?? 😎

No government in the history of the world has won against its citizens. And it won’t happen now.