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Missing Person Mathebula family is seeking the public’s assistance in locating Sanele Mathebula also known as Masanza, who was last seen in Vlakfontain ext.3 on January 2024. He was wearing a yellow soccer kit and beanie. Please contact: (083) 969-3103/ (073) 599-8513

Diese Menschen machen es uns nicht leicht, Tschüss zu sagen 🥺👋

Retweet to irritate those who hate South Africa.

“We don't have to all agree, we don't have to be friends we don't have to like each other but we all have a responsibility to serve the interest of South Africas so this country doesn't need heroes but it needs principled people” General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi “if South Africa is serious about the national reset then the reset must include all of us. it must start with politicians, they drive fancy cars these days they live like business people” General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi

Nidlala too much nge mali yase South Africa that is supposed to benefit South Africans @Stellarated you give it to foreigners sies 🚮

As we go into the weekend, remember the Government paid R3.9Billion to employees that don’t exist… Bye!

The SA National Defence Force Media Statement || The SA National Defence Force dismisses false reports of deploying its soldiers in anticipation of Protest Action on 30 June 2026. Media Statement by Head of Communication || Mr S. Dlamini. #SANDF #DCCMediaLiaison

I have lived in villages, townships, CBD, and suburbs. Moving through these different spaces has shaped how I see the world and the realities people face each day. As someone currently privileged to live behind security fences and within gated communities, I cannot ignore the voices of those who do not have such protection. I will not dismiss them as charlatans,criminals or lumpens when they call on their government to ensure that only legally documented people must be in the country. Their demand is rooted in a desire for safety and security, something I partly enjoy through the walls around my home and the security patrols in my complex. And if I am unable to fully sympathize or empathize with their struggles, I would rather remain respectfully quiet than deny or dismiss their lived experiences. I will also not shy away from disagreeing with those who are more privileged when they attempt to silence the lived experiences of the less privileged. Morena boloka setjhaba sa heso, O fedise dintwa le matshwenyeho. 🙏🏽

This is a perfect time to build your dream house… - Go to cash build - Buy all the material - Hire illegal foreigners Tell them you gonna pay after they done … When they finish the project call Jacinta and Ngizwe.. 🔥🔥

Petition for the Disbandment of the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) - Sign the Petition! c.org/9rgjhJNxy5 via @ChangeorgSA

We understand that the matter is still under investigation, and we will maintain close communication with the South African police on this issue. The Chinese government has zero tolerance toward the production and sale of counterfeit goods, and we support the South African government in taking firm action against such illegal activities. At the same time, all actions must be conducted on the basis of the rule of law and due process. Should the suspect be found guilty, China will work with South Africa on law enforcement in this regard.

NEWS: South African truck drivers say there will be a shutdown of major freeways in KwaZulu-Natal to protest against the practice of hiring foreign drivers even though that's not a scarce skill job - KZN Tonight Podcast Source: SABC News

Born and bred in Limpopo Province, Sepedi is my vernacular. I have traveled to all nine provinces of SA, and I have never experienced any form of discrimination on the basis of my tribe.This is not to suggest that there are no elements of tribalism in the country, but to affirm that my current experience reflects a SA where unity, respect, and coexistence across diverse cultures remain stronger than divisions.

We have now discovered a 3-month-old baby at a place where drugs are being sold in eMbilo.

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NEWS: A Nigerian (34) national has been arrested in Balfour after he was caught selling drugs - KZN Tonight Podcast 📸 SAPS

@MbalulaFikile @MbalulaFikile Phil Craig is openly calling for Cape secession and lobbying foreign governments to militarily intervene. Not a single word or press conference from you and your government

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Can someone call Stella Ndabeni sicela imali yama tuckshop and Durban stores are on vacant

Dr Ndlozi, I will respectully argue that your opening assertion overlooks a crucial principle: correctly naming the problem and mobilising around it. Accurate diagnosis is what enables societies to craft meaningful solutions, and your diagnosis cannot automatically stand in for theirs. While your long experience in organising marches and shutdowns is valuable, it cannot serve as a universal script for mobilisation. Each generation, each community, and each activist movement carries its own lived experiences and contexts. Respecting those diverse realities is essential. To assume that every activist is guided by “handlers” undermines their agency and silences their voices. People mobilise because of their own grievances and aspirations, not because they are puppets of unseen forces. Moreover, raising concerns is most effective when done in a spirit of genuine listening, rather than adopting the posture of a preacher addressing sinners who must repent. As you have presented yourself as an experienced mobiliser, I trust you will agree that mobilisation is not a morality play; it is a negotiation of power, dignity, and justice. To dismiss their efforts as “self-sabotage” without engaging with the concerns that drive them risks closing the door to constructive dialogue. The challenge, then, is not to lecture people into silence but to propose solutions that address the root causes of their grievances. At this stage, respecting their agency and listening without preconceived judgement is crucial for fostering constructive engagement. Constructive engagement requires recognising that the strategies and tactics of today’s activists are not of lesser intellect than those informed by past experiences of mobilisation. They reflect the realities and aspirations of the current contexts. By approaching these movements with humility and openness, we can foster dialogue. With utmost humility and respect, I am yielding to the chair.

We have written to the Department of Home Affairs National, demanding that they provide confirmation of the so called verification of the 475 “refugees” by the Department of Home Affairs KZN,l and a detailed explanation of which process was followed foe the verification and what documentation all the individuals have and their stay in the country… we look forward to a response soon!