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Brolivia Dope@Pedi_light·
Al Jazeera is having a conversation about international law, the Geneva convention and how it is not enforced in real world situations. They are on America and Israel’s throats
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Max Gao@MaxJGao·
This is a super insightful Instagram comment from @SterlingKBrown—who understands the economics of show business as both an actor and a producer—about why so many new seasons of TV consist of only 8-10 episodes.
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Masixole@MStotied·
People died during that man. Jail the step-kid as well.
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Jangle leg@kwets11·
When foreign investors and the DA say South Africa has too much red tape, what they mean is they cannot legally wake up on a random Monday and send an email at 6am laying off 30 000 workers without severance pay with no heads up or due process.👍🏾
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THRAGG@GRANDTHRAGG·
Source tells me Conquest is stable. Please god
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Jangle leg@kwets11·
This is why your celebs and influencers are quiet on serious matters, they are beneficiaries of everything going wrong in this country.👍🏾
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Tribunal Orders Anele Mdoda’s Husband to Repay Over R14 Million in PPE Contracts The Special Tribunal has ordered Bonelela “Buzza” Mgudlwa, husband of Anele Mdoda, and his business partner Katleho Mokonyane, daughter of ANC First Deputy SG Nomvula Mokonyane, to repay more than R14 million linked to irregular COVID-19 PPE contracts. In a judgment delivered on 25 March 2026, Judge David Makhoba ruled that two contracts awarded to their company, Tark Group Pty Ltd, by the Mpumalanga Department of Health were unlawful, constitutionally invalid, and void from the outset. The tribunal found that procurement processes were bypassed and that the company failed to meet key compliance requirements. The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) revealed that the department paid over R14.3 million for medical jumpsuits and surgical masks, despite the supplier lacking proper accreditation at the time and failing to disclose potential conflicts of interest. In a significant move, the tribunal pierced the corporate veil, holding both Mgudlwa and Mokonyane personally liable after finding they acted fraudulently and dishonestly in securing and executing the contracts. They have been ordered to repay the full amount, forfeit any profits, and cover the SIU’s legal costs. The case forms part of the SIU’s broader efforts to recover public funds lost through irregular procurement during the COVID-19 pandemic. No criminal charges have been announced in relation to this matter.

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