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@Evidence_Shongw @codeofV Oppose it on which grounds?

I don’t understand why is the state not opposing bail in this case.

@VuyoM_Stanzar @DuncanWho @tumisole do you know who this guy is? If you knew who is this guy, you would understand why this guy is saying such

@DuncanWho @tumisole You definitely underestimate the PKTT team wena, you probably think it’s just a bunch of police officers.

#CountryDuty BREAKING NEWS: Major General Feroz Khan, Crime Intelligence Senior Personnel has been arrested by the PKKT.

@bokamoso011 @MightiJamie have you ever read S 36 of PFMA?

@MightiJamie My brother wait and see this one is going to be so interesting Adv Skhakhane is going to mob with them the whole of IDAC that brought this stupid charges to court..Ntate Masemola is going back to his Position... The person we must deal with is Mr Bean idoit acting SAPS Minister

Fadiel Adams has been the spokesperson of those who want to insult General Khumalo, General Mkhwanazi and the National commissioner. He has even been undermining investigations. The national commissioner was charged for something he had no control of and derived no benefit from. They want to put the head of police who tried to stop the tender in the same dock as a man accused of fraud, kidnapping, drug dealing, multiple murders and who is the business associate of Hangwani Maumela. What does National commissioner General Fannie Masemola have to do with the actions of Vusi Matlala and the big five cartel. They want to embarrass him. This has the finger prints of Paul O’Sullivan. Faidel Adams and James Sharnick drove together to the court to laugh at him, gloat and do media interviews. Sharnick has a criminal record linked to car hijackings. Sharnick has been closely linked to General Shadrack Sibiya. Adams also claimed that he just so happened to get “top secret” documents. His explanation about how his bogus case against General Khumalo ended up at IDAC does not make sense. He was mentioning safe houses directly against all the safety protocols and potentially putting whistleblowers at risk. There are pictures of him with Robert McBride the man who was asking for karma sutra hugs from the associate of Paul O’Sullivan - Sarah Jane Trent. The man has been playing with fire. He then refused to hand himself over‼️That was an act of arrogance and undermining the principle of rule of law. What business does Fadiel Adams have with the head of foreign intelligence at the State Security Agency? Who knows what the truth is but Pravin Gordhan told us to “connect the dots”. All I know is that I don’t trust anyone who is close to Paul O’Sullivan.

@iTouchCandi @Constitution_94 Cato Manor

My concern with this PKTT situation is that many South Africans are failing to see the long-term danger it could pose to the integrity and credibility of SAPS. The way some of these cases are being handled is starting to remind people of painful memories of apartheid-era policing, where arrests came first and proper investigations followed later. That perception alone is dangerous in a democratic society. You cannot normalize arresting people before concluding investigations, especially when it starts looking personal, selective, or driven by emotion instead of evidence. If this continues unchecked, innocent people will end up languishing in jail while due process is ignored. SAPS must protect the rule of law, not weaken public trust in it.

The PKTT is being vindictive and intimidating. They are becoming law unto themselves now! They are starting to trample on people's constitutional rights. There was no need to treat this guy the way they did. Malema never spent a single day in jail, despite the fact that he was convicted. He was allowed to bring himself to court, insult the court and police, make treats and stuff. No one said he needed to be taught a lesson. PKTT folks are having fragile feelings. They dont want anyone to say anything about their conduct. There is still no justification to drag someone who killed no one to jail, Worse by a police van from CPT to Dbn. Regardless of the reasons

@AmilcarDBaleni the challenge we have here is that most people assume this movie is about "hero's and villians" instead of 'villains against villains"

His arrest and the manner in which it was carried out is a pure case of intimidation and humiliation. Sadly, Mkhwanazi and his friends do this with impunity because they think they have won over public sympathy. But truly, as South Africa, we must ask exactly what are they hiding, why are they offended by Fadiel speaking to convicted killers who are in jail and willing to divulge even more details about Magaqa’s murder.

Why no arrangements was made with his legal team to had himself. He was not arrested on a crime scene carrying a knife or gun this is abuse by police. Whatever the merits of the case but abuse must never be supported.

This is wrong in all respects. That's what the apartheid regime did to Steve Biko. It might be nice to your ears and eyes for now but this is inhumane and disrespectful. Who's this guy? A murderer or an honorable member of parliament who went about doing what he's elected to do?

@Nothile1348489 @LadyAbahambe Can you please explain how you came to this conclusion without studying/looking at all the evidence or information?

@LadyAbahambe Ncengwa killed Magaqa ,finish and klaar ,he ate the money now he want to come out of prison using crazy man

SWORN STATEMENT BY SINDISO MAGAQA HITMAN MR SIBUSISO NCENGWA [CASE NO: CC35/2019]: PART ONE Dated at Pietermaritzburg on the 6th of June 2025. The sworn affidavit reads as follows; “I confirm that I am the accused herein and that I know and understand the charges preferred against me, which are appearing on the indictment. My legal representative has explained to me the consequences of making this statement and I fully understand it. I admit that I freely and voluntary made this statement, whilst in my sound and sober self and without having been influenced thereto by anyone and has at all relevant times been assisted by my legal representative. I confirm that the prosecution has evidence to prosecute in the said offences. The facts on which I plead guilty are the following: Sometime around 11th July 2017, I received a call from Sbonelo Myeza while I was at Berea Centre in Durban, and he requested to meet with me downstairs of my flat. I found him standing with Jabulani Mdunge. I then met with them and Sbonelo Myeza indicated that there is a job that we need to do in Umzimkhulu. I asked what kind of job that we need to do. The answer was that there is a person in Mzimkhulu municipality who wanted to report other people about corruption at the said Municipality. He did not mention the name of the person. He indicated that there are other people that we need to meet before we do the job. The following day, we met at Berea Centre again. In this meeting, the following people were present including myself, Jabulani Mdunge, Sbonelo Myeza, Lindokuhle Nkosi, Mlungisi Ncalane and Mbulelo Mpofana. In this meeting, Mbulelo Mpofana explained to us that he was also sent by 2 other people, for requesting assistance from us. I asked him to give us names of those people. He told us that they were the City Manager of the Municipality – Mr Skosana and the City Mayor- Mr Ndobe. The assistance they wanted was for us to go and kill the said person who wanted to report corruption which will implicate them. Then we started to discuss the issue of payment, which was R120 000.00, only after we have done the job. Further that after that there will be a tender that we may get. I said to them that I am not familiar with the tender business and Mr Mpofana indicated that he will help me on how to apply for a tender. That tender will pay us R1 million. The following day, which was on the 12 July 2017, I together with Jabulani Mdunge and Mlungisi Ncalani who was driving a Mercedes Benz drove to Umzimkhulu. There was also a BMW, red in colour, which passengers were Lindokuhle Nkosi and Sbonelo Myeza following us to Umzimkhulu. Upon our arrival at Mzimkhulu, Mlu Ncalani, Sbo Myeza and Lindo Nkosi who were familiar with the area showed us the area and most importantly the home of the deceased Sindiso Magaqa). We were already given his photo to identify him. The Mercedes Benz was parked near the home of the deceased and me, Mlu Ncalani and Jabu Mdunge were also near the deceased home. The other vehicle was parked near the car wash area and Lindo Nkosi with Sbo Myeza were also there. They were looking after him so when he entered or passing the car wash, they can see him and tell us. On this first day, while we were waiting for the deceased, his car emerged, and it was followed by a vehicle of Police officials. Then we left back to Durban without doing our instructed job. At this point we noted his car and the registration number.” *Part 2 to follow… By:#BaasKruger

@amaNdluntsha @politicaleconZA @tmansce8 You a wise man.

@politicaleconZA @tmansce8 I just want to know what the charge is. What crime is he being accused of, how did he obstruct the case? And im asking as someone who's read all the press releases and no one is making senses.

Putting out an arrest warrant on a parliamentarian for exposing your complicity in covering up the political hits you're supposed to be investigating is peak mafia state behaviour.

@DengaGoden @Constitution_94 What crime has he been convicted of?

@Constitution_94 Nonsense wena so they suppose to treat criminal like a king

The High Court will find that his arrest and transportation to KZN by a bakkie was UnConstitutional and driven by vendetta! Section 12(1)(e) of the Constitution was trampled by SAPS members who executed this arrest.

🚨Jose mourinho on Manchester United and Michael Carrick : “ Michael Carrick has done more than all the Premier League managers, yet they still question whether he should be the permanent manager. He has comfortably beaten the entire Big Six and has the most points since he joined, yet you still don’t trust him? “At Manchester United, the problem is not always the players, not always the results—it is sometimes the decisions. Too many times the club looks outside for answers, chasing big names, big reputations, but football is not about reputation, it is about understanding. Michael Carrick understands this club. He doesn’t need time to learn what Manchester United is—he already knows. He has been inside the dressing room, he has won everything there is to win, and he knows what the fans expect when they walk into Old Trafford. You can bring in managers with big CVs, with big egos, but if they don’t understand the soul of the club, they will always struggle. Carrick has something you cannot teach—connection. So for me, it is simple: instead of making another ‘clever’ decision, maybe the club should make the obvious one… and finally trust one of their own.”

Michael Carrick has restored Manchester United to the Champions League. He has restored hope and pride. He has just won a huge game against ancient rivals. Carrick now has 10 wins, two draws and only two defeats in 14 games in charge. A team that bordered on a distressed asset … looking a force again. An academy that could have worried about the pathway for prospects being blocked…have hope again. A fanbase frustrated by a team drifting … energised again. A club together again, Manchester United. As job auditions go, Michael Carrick could hardly have done much more. Deserves the job. United have tried bigger names and not fared as well. Carrick wants the job. He cares about the club. He has good coaches like Steve Holland supporting him. It’s Carrick, you know how hard he’ll work to make it work. #MUNLIV

@stanley_dlomo9 @Markosonke1 What conduct displayed by the official which makes you accuse her of tribalism?

@Parlo6 @Markosonke1 Tribalists are people who despise other tribes and feel superior. Tribalism is what we see in KZN and Venda people refusing to assist you if u don’t understand their language

This is actually embarrassing for a democratic South Africa in 2026. A whole Full Cabinet Minister reduced to her tribe instead of her role? Booed, not for what she’s doing or saying, but because she’s Venda and doesn’t speak isiZulu fluently? So now leadership is measured by language preference? Are we running a country or hosting auditions for "Who Wants to Be Zulu Enough?" Today it’s language. Tomorrow it’s province. Next it’s surname. And just like that, we normalize a quiet kind of exclusion that has nothing to do with competence and everything to do with identity. Meanwhile, the real issue, a missing businessman, community safety, economic tensions, :gets drowned out by chants. If this is where we are, then "unity in diversity" is starting to sound more like a slogan than a principle. Mr President @CyrilRamaphosa why do you allow this to happen under you NOSE❓

@penuelist_ ive always been an Action SA voter since its inception, i don't think i will vote for it in the upcoming elections simply because of the recent afrophobia march.

I stand to be corrected, but I think the 2 main things holding many people from supporting ActionSA is that: 1. Herman Mashaba is pro-Israel. 2. ActionSA policy is to scrap BEE. Please advise if I am misguided or if forgot anything. Thank you 🙏🏽

💙 Midvaal does not make headlines for load shedding, corruption or failing services. It makes headlines for getting things done. DA Mayor Peter Teixeira on why Midvaal is Gauteng's best run municipality and what that means for residents who choose good governance.

@stanley_dlomo9 @Markosonke1 whats a tribalist?

@Parlo6 @Markosonke1 Absolutely and I don’t align with tribalists I speak all SA languages because I know in Venda they refuse to addressed in other languages

@stanley_dlomo9 @Markosonke1 is this how you think everyday?

@Markosonke1 Leaders learn people’s languages Ramaphosa can speak all languages fluently. Zuma the same. She is tribalist herself to sit in national government but want people to know her language even though they don’t have means to do so

@LonnzWay @Markosonke1 what does this tweet have to do with EFF?

@Markosonke1 EFF are having a hard time tryin to cope as South Africans are rejecting their cult leader.

Zimbabweans are NEVER going to leave countries like South Africa until: - The ANC stops endorsing ZANU PF. Thabo Mbeki is referenced a lot. - Border control stops taking bribes to let Zimbos through. - A serious border fence is built & monitored. - Home Affairs officials stop dragging their feet regarding permits (this is how they get bribes). - South Africans, especially White SAns, stop hiring them & buying from them. - The world supports Zimbabweans militarily to overthrow ZANU PF, like they've done in other nations. - SADC leaders stop lying about the situation in Zimbabwe. Zimbabweans are petrified of ZANU PF & no-one is willing to help them overthrow their corrupt govt, which they say rigs elections. For that reason, they will not leave & SAns can do whatever they want, but until SAns are willing to help them with ZANU PF or until the South African govt becomes as hostile as ZANU PF, nothing will change. This is a summary from many of the Zimbos I received in my DMs. 8 out of every 10 msgs were from Zimbabweans. With that said, many of them are in South Africa legally, they have ZEPs, they have study permits, they have work permits, they are temporary tourists. Many of them love South Africa & South Africans, and are grateful for the country that we have, & are envious of the freedom of speech we enjoy here. Note: Many politically-connected ppl in SA own mines & other businesses in Zim. Zimbabwe imports a lot of goods from SA, which boosts the SA economy. The bottom line: Many Zimbabweans believe that ZANU PF is the problem, & the reason why they are in SA. The ANC leadership supports & defends ZANU PF, instead of holding it accountable. Ramaphosa is willing to take Israel to the ICJ, but not Zimbabwe for human rights violations. End.

@pontsho_mp Keep the whole money. Send her installment of R50 after 6 months

You loaned R3000 to your friend last year and since then she has refused to pay you back, which has really deteriorated your friendship. You asked her to just pay R1000 and forget the rest because you are in a financial crisis. Your friend then says she can only get you R500 since that is all she has. You felt like you had no other option but to accept it, so you eventually gave her your account details to send the amount directly to your bank. You woke up the next morning, checked your account, and you had R5000 in it! You kept staring at the screen in disbelief but it was indeed R5000… You grabbed your phone and found 73 missed calls from your friend and an additional 37 text messages begging you to transfer back R4,500 since she only meant to send you R500 and mistakenly added an extra 0. What you gonna do friends? 1. Send back R4500 2. Take your full R3000 3. Keep the entire R5000 🤔🤔🤔🤔