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@tebiwater @Sello_Libram No looting because there's nothing to loot.

@Sello_Libram You can see nobody is looting any shops.. we are not theives

Nigeria🇳🇬 Rice Shortage Crisis: Nigerian men were seen breaking down in tears and crying as a result of the ongoing shortages of rice across nigeria

@FaraiMazhindu You busy with dead people. Mnangagwa is busy tearing down Zimbabwe and here you're on SA and Libya. What a chomp!

After Muammar Gaddafi's fall, Libyans were left in a vacuum. For 42 years, he hadn't built a nation, he had systematically dismantled every state institution to hoard and centralise power. He spent four decades engineering a dependency trap, a hollowed out state where authority began and ended with him. Libya today isn't a failure of the revolution, but the delayed explosion of that design. He made sure that if he fell, the house would burn down with him, leaving behind nothing but repressed tribalism and a broken structure. Libyans do not regret the end of the dynasty, even with the 2026 assassination of his son, Saif al-Islam. Their only regret is the 42 years Gaddafi spent ensuring they would have nothing to build upon once he was gone.

@TundeOkafor1 In South Africa we love President Ramaphosa. I know jollofs and Jollofinas love the sleep Tin-ubu. Along the same breath, South Africans dont like drugs and drug peddlers. That's why Jollofs are made to eat their own shit...like the idiot here👇👇

This video of Ramaphosa making African leadership to stand in line for a meet and greet is not sit well with me.

@NigeriaStories Birds of the same feather = Colombia and Nigeria.

BREAKING: Colombia 🇨🇴 to establish an embassy in Nigeria 🇳🇬

@stats_wire Good luck yo both Jollofs and their cousins on the claims!🤣

🇬🇭 Ghana joins 🇳🇬 Nigeria’s push for compensation over attacks on African migrants in South Africa Nigeria and Ghana are actively pursuing diplomatic and legal compensation for property and business losses suffered by their citizens during recent anti-migrant protests in South Africa.

@switch_console @nasiphim So an idiot called @switch_console got defeated in an argument and decided to throw insults when exposed of its stupidity. What an idiot and a coward?

@switch_console @nasiphim Kwanele, I'm sure you sniffed a jollof special before you posted this crap. SA has 3 spheres of governance all of them can enforce laws. That's why your Jollofs and Jollofinas require valid documents to be in a city...just as much as they need proper documents to transact.

We are in Enkangala for a by-law enforcement operation. This operation follows an engagement we held with residents and businesses who requested tougher and equal enforcement of municipal by-laws, Immigration Act and the Labour Relations Act. We are checking for compliance with municipal by-laws. Establishments that do not comply will be closed. @CityTshwane

@FaraiMazhindu What's Mnangagwa's presidency in Zimboland? Just a warning, don't get too comfortable in Cape Town. You might find yourself back in Zim too prematurely.

Jacob Zuma's presidency was the natural conclusion of a liberation movement transforming into a highly efficient criminal enterprise. For nine years, a man with no formal education but a master's degree in underground intelligence outmaneuvered the entire South African state apparatus, turning a G20 economy into a private piggy bank. While the world watched in absolute disbelief, Zuma ran a petty, blatant looting operation that dismantled public institutions to enrich a single family network. A sitting head of state effectively outsourced the appointment of cabinet ministers and the awarding of multi-billion rand state contracts to three immigrant brothers from India. While millions lived in squalor, over R240 million in public security funds vanished into upgrading Zuma's private rural mansion, complete with a "fire pool," cattle kraal, and amphitheater. Under his watch, the crown jewels of South Africa's public sector, Eskom, Transnet, and SAA, were systematically hollowed out, their balance sheets bled dry by political cadres. He weaponized his struggle-era espionage skills to capture the National Prosecuting Authority and the Hawks, ensuring absolute immunity while the looting occurred in broad daylight. The true absurdity of the Zuma era was the compliance of the masses and the intellectual gymnastics of his party's defenders. The ANC repeatedly used its parliamentary majority to shield him from dozens of no-confidence votes, sacrificing the country's sovereign credit rating to save one man. The media documented the rot in real time, yet the looting continued unabated because the state machinery was entirely compromised. Zuma didn't just steal money; he broke the structural spine of a capable state, leaving a legacy of rolling blackouts and ruined infrastructure that South Africans will be paying for across generations.

@switch_console @mark_boikanyo @nasiphim You're asking a stolid question. But I understand your ignorance. She has every right to oversee the implementation of overall compliance and enforcement in her city, just like she does with health, environmental, demarcation, trade, etc issues.

@mark_boikanyo @NotZumaagain @nasiphim Did I mention her entourage? What Law qualification does she have on anything law to ask people’s immigration status? She went to universities, did some public administration stuff not Law. HSE, may I know what’s her qualification or expertise Mark? Or one must be a politician?

@switch_console @nasiphim Kwanele, you need municipal approval and department of health compliance to run a mortuary. Without those primary approvals, then you broke the law. And naturally you can't sell groceries next to a dead bodies warehouse.

@NotZumaagain @nasiphim Ha ha ha ha. I laughed so hard. I agree with you.. 😂😂😂😂. Kodwa what does the law say. 😂

@stats_wire Once again, Jolloferia is missing!

🇸🇿 Eswatini allows visa-free entry to citizens of only 15 African countries. Visa free countries: 1. 🇧🇼 Botswana 2. 🇬🇭 Ghana 3. 🇰🇪 Kenya 4. 🇱🇸 Lesotho 5. 🇲🇬 Madagascar 6. 🇲🇺 Mauritius 7. 🇲🇿 Mozambique 8. 🇳🇦 Namibia 9. 🇸🇨 Seychelles 10. 🇸🇱 Sierra Leone 11. 🇿🇦 South Africa 12. 🇹🇿 Tanzania 13. 🇺🇬 Uganda 14. 🇿🇲 Zambia 15. 🇿🇼 Zimbabwe Source: Eswatini visa policy.

@matigary @MbalulaFikile @RonaldLamola @ClaysonMonyela Confiscation of counterfeit goods is not looting my dear. We dont do counterfeit. That stuff is going straight for incineration.

Lazy South Africans looting anything and everything from African owned businesses in Mthatha, South Africa It’s a looting season under Ramaphosa, @MbalulaFikile and @RonaldLamola with PR smooth overs from @ClaysonMonyela

@FaraiMazhindu How's Mnangagwa's economy?

Cyril Ramaphosa's presidency was bound to fail from day one. You can't fix a collapsing G20 economy using the same political machine that broke it. Ramaphosa is trapped in a permanent paradox, where his own tools are the very termites eating away at the foundation. To save South Africa, he needs to dismantle cadre deployment and replace political loyalists at Eskom and Transnet with merit based technocrats. But doing that would cut off his own party's patronage pipelines. If he reforms the state, the ANC collapses from within. If he keeps his party united, the state remains broken. He chose party unity over state functionality, making any real, structural economic recovery all but impossible. A bureaucracy stripped of technical capacity cannot implement complex economic turnarounds. The machinery he leans on to build his "New Dawn" is the same machinery built, gear for gear, to keep the looting alive.

@nasiphim Very good mayor. Keep up the good work.

During our next stop, we arrested two illegal foreign nationals who were found working inside a spaza shop in Enkangala. They were unable to produce immigration documentation. Eskom disconnected the electricity supply at spaza shop, which was then closed for non-compliance. In addition, law enforcement confiscated suspected counterfeit medication found inside the premises. @CityTshwane

@makaayofficial @nasiphim @CityTshwane What a mickeymouse response!

@nasiphim @CityTshwane You should just resign and apply to be immigration officer

We found a green ID book that we suspect has been altered. The owner was nowhere to be found. A tracking number will be used to identify the original owner with the Department of Home Affairs. @CityTshwane

@Jeremy991999303 @nasiphim Order Mjereza. Order!😂

@nasiphim Hon Mayor , is it possible for me to come and dispose off that alcohol....I just want to help in any way I can Hon Mayor of #thepeople ?.....#fightingforacleantshwane

We were told there was nothing inside this building, but once we went inside we found fridges fully stocked with alcohol. SAPS and TMPD have confiscated all the alcohol. We are currently conducting a law enforcement operation in Enkangala. We do not tolerate lawlessness in Tshwane. @CityTshwane

@pikabilu @senioryyy @DrLimukaniMathe You think everyone in SA Zulu? Whatever yoy think, you will never be a South African.

@NotZumaagain @senioryyy @DrLimukaniMathe Yeah! Zulu made truth!

Dear South Africans. It doesn't work like that. Jobs do not fall from the sky. You need to qualify. Unlike social grants jobs don't just come through protest

@FaraiMazhindu So the now shithole called Zimbabwe...what did you inherit from Ian Smith? You seem to be ignoring your sorry story to focus on SA. South Africans are resilient people. We mess up, we fix, unlike you rag and tag stinky cowards whore always the run.

In 1994, the ANC inherited an industrialized, sophisticated economy. It was a functioning, high utility machine, and the underlying infrastructure was world class. They inherited Eskom, a state owned utility that provided some of the cheapest, most reliable electricity on the planet, running on massive coal fired power stations with generations of built-in surplus capacity. Transnet and Spoornet operated a massive, fully integrated rail and port infrastructure network that could move millions of tonnes of bulk commodities efficiently from the interior directly to global markets. They took over heavy industry giants like Sasol, the pioneer in coal to liquid technology; Iscor, a steel producer; and Denel, a highly advanced defense engineering firm. The Johannesburg Stock Exchange and the South African Reserve Bank operated at maximum global standards, backed by a deeply liquid, world class commercial banking sector. They inherited a public sector that, despite its deep seated moral bankruptcy and racial exclusion, operated with high administrative competence, fiscal discipline, and minimal internal fiscal leakage. It is a special kind of institutional failure to take over a highly functional industrial engine and reduce it to load shedding, dry taps, and broken rail networks through a toxic combination of cadre deployment, tenderpreneurship, and systemic looting. They mistook the jewel for a permanent gold mine to be plundered, completely ignoring the rigorous maintenance, technical expertise, and meritocracy required to keep the machine running.

@AfricanHub_ Julius is a convict who is just delaying his jail term. You can go unite with him in prison.

South African political figure Julius Malema has advocated stronger continental solidarity in the face of increasing hostility toward immigrants. He encourages Africans to refrain from holding one another responsible for difficulties that originate in colonialism, enslavement, imperial domination and disparities in wealth. Addressing the theme of African cohesion, Malema observed that inhabitants of the continent possess a common past and that outsiders frequently regard Africans as a single group irrespective of national borders. He maintained that Africans ought to unite rather than oppose one another, cautioning that fragmentation serves only those who wish to perpetuate the continent’s separation.

@pikabilu @senioryyy @DrLimukaniMathe I'm currently helping with the truth. I know it hurts!

@NotZumaagain @senioryyy @DrLimukaniMathe Go get help. You are sick!